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which add up to about $50 million which in out of pocket for rns.ently rep in this one hospital 2,000 nurses. now the issue is that sutter medical center made $100 million last year. and the whole corporation as a whole, all of sutter corporate made over $900 million. >> i understand. foregive me for interrupting and i can a lot of this is about facts and figures. and the price, et cetera. what about the patients? because i know you're in this thankless profession will you're there because you want to care for people. how does this affect patients? >> we're frustrated because it is, the,le of these concessions are trying to keep the voice of the nurses silent as far as being able to advocate for safe patient care. there are positions they want to eliminate such as charge nurses who are the persons that control, say, what's happening on the unit. we do patient care assignments. we ensure the west and the safest care can be given. we advocate on behalf of the patient. and positions such as this are being, sutter wants us to be pulled out of the bargai

. >> and there is another season rn is a drop off in the snow pack. >> crews fighting a fire that badly damaged two homes last night. flames lit up the night sky about 8:30 in the evening. and 15 homes had to be evacuated. crews were concerned because of the brush and trees. >> this is scary. i don't see people doing much bit. look at this. i'm surprised the neighborhood didn't goup. none of these trees are trimmed. >> you never know with hills and how dry it's been. you know? driest december on record. >> and there is a power line fell that put it out of action. and four firefighters were treated for minor injuries including heat exhaustion. >> fire investigators expect lights on a tree started a fire that gutted an apartment in hayward that broke out on silva avenue. firefighters rescued a small dog, taken to the animal shelter suffering from nineor smoke inhalation and should be fine. the fire displaced a person that lived in the apartment. the red cross is helping that person find a place to stay. >> parents get ready. there is a car seat law about to take affect if you have kids un

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the biggest banner reads: rn's on strike for safe patient care. nurses say the hospital is trying to take away their paid sick time which would force them to come to work sick which would jeopardize the health of the patient. >> we are offering nurses 35 days of paid time off every year almost two months in a year that's enormous amount of paid time off people can use that time for sick time. >> we have vacation, sick and holiday. what they are proposing is taking away 10 days. >> reporter: with thousands of nurses on strike the hospital was forced to bring in temporary nurses. the same scenario in september when a patient died i have an temporary nurse wrongly administered her medication. the hospital is confident in the ability of its temporary staff. but says this is the worst time of year for a strike. >> everybody is here because they are sick. nobody wants to be in the hospital at christmas. >> all they had to do was he move the take aways and we wouldn't strike they sat silent. >> reporter: both sides agree the nurses are well paid. the hos

the biggest banner reads: rn's on strike for safe patient care. nurses say the hospital is trying to take away their paid sick time which would force them to come to work sick which would jeopardize the health of the patient. >> we are offering nurses 35 days of paid time off every year almost two months in a year that's enormous amount of paid time off people can use that time for sick time. >> we have vacation, sick and holiday. what they are proposing is taking away 10 days. >> reporter: with thousands of nurses on strike the hospital was forced to bring in temporary nurses. the same scenario in september when a patient died i have an temporary nurse wrongly administered her medication. the hospital is confident in the ability of its temporary staff. but says this is the worst time of year for a strike. >> everybody is here because they are sick. nobody wants to be in the hospital at christmas. >> all they had to do was he move the take aways and we wouldn't strike they sat silent. >> reporter: both sides agree the nurses are well paid. the hos

that's about 70% of the rns scheduled to work today. sutter is asking the striking nurses to return to work on december 24th. reporting live from burlingame, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you very much, mary ann. another attack on a popular east bay trail. police say a woman and her daughter were held at gunpoint tuesday on the delta trail in bay port, the same trail where a woman was sexually assaulted late last month. the latest victim handed over her purse to two men who ran off. >> protesters at one of the bay areas last remaining occupy camps are holding their ground today. video posted on youtube shows a confrontation between berkeley police and some of the occupiers there. police ordered them to leave by 10:00 last night after south baying calls about violent incidents lapping at the camp. something they're not denying. >> poverty is violent. these are things that happen on the street all the time. unfortunately, these things kind of got concentrated here and that's a good point. beat would have appreciated the pol

. >> thank good rns for good neighbors because the victim has lived in this neighborhood for 20 years. she's in critical condition, broken bones, stitches. police say they don't have a description of the suspect. >>> they didn't know what they had in downtown baltimore here this morning. they just know the package place did not belong under any tree. it was a food container wrapped in a t-shirt with the word "bomb" writ on it. someone saw it between 6:00 and 7:00 this morning who called police who called the bomb squad in. they didn't find explosives. some streets had to be closed down. this wasn't a threat as city hall was shutdown for the christmas holiday. >>> this one was going good early this morning. it was around 3:30 this morning when baltimore county got the call for the fire. luckily, nobody was home at the time. this house fire is still under investigation tonight. >>> anybody caught in the 40- mile police spill on the pennsylvania turnpike. the tanker truck that spilled its lone belongs to marino transportation services out of stevensville. 900 claims have been filed so fa

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the plant's operator says it is rn schedule for a cold shutdown cothe end of this year, that's when fuelooled enough to no longer pose a threat, but it's a long process. dismantling the reactor and cleaning up the plant could take 30 years. lucy craft, cbs news, tokyo. >> pelley: we want to tell you about the response to a "60 minutes" story from last sunday about homeless children in seminole county, florida. two of them, arielle and austin metzger have been living in a truck with their father tom. after we showed her wearing a stetson university t-shirt, the school offered both children a full scholarship and other colleges have made similar offers. a new way to fight cancer with hot chemotherapy. neat story is next. it can be the side effect of many medications. dry mouth can be frustrating... and ignoring it can lead to... sipping water can help, but dentists recommend biotene. biotene moisturizes and helps supplement some of saliva's enzymes, providing soothing relief when you need it most. don't ignore dry mouth... look for biotene in your oral care section today. this has been med

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a traditional build pat rn for the south bay. we had a tree across the northbound driveways. the slow lane there. that is reportedly clear. watch the gusty winds of course there. by the time you get to e el charro, speed sensors close. we're looking at construction that has cleared. and we get a look at the travel times. through san mateo passing highway 92. no delays along the peninsula. and getting there, we have a fis clear view, a good amount of traffic. from time to time, you guys thrks shot does shake a bit. i was worried it would look like star trek. it does not. watch that going over the water. >> hang tight. thanks a loot, mike. in a few hours from now some potential history in the making. bart leaders meeting to decide if it will become the first agency in the entire nation to ban cell phone blackouts. christie smith is live if oakland with a look at what is at stake. >>> good morning. the bart directors will meet here in three hours from now. they're expected to severely limit the use of the cell phone service disruptions who felt like people's rights were being tr

government intends to prosecute the= rñ wikileaks founder. >>> 27-year-old surfer got an early christmasew board and help with his medical bills. david louie talked with eric tarantino as he told his survive story -- survival story for the first time. >> reporter: he's lucky to be here. he was attacked by a shark in october while surf -- surfing. doctors say a bite to the neck came within a whisper of his carotid artery. he shared his near death ordeal for the first time. >> it hit me from underneath and the side when i came to i was completely underwater. and my arm was in its mouth and was swimming into the deeper sea. and it is hard for me to think that it latched on to my arm, i think if it took a proper bite, my arm would be gone. >> reporter: the shark took a huge bite out of his surf board which may have shielded him from more severe injuries. his friends presented women with a new replacement, identical to his old one and a new wet suit. they say it is top of the line made possible by contributions from around the world. >> people wanted to help. it is -- it doesn't happen everyd

. ♪ ♪ rn. from washington. ♪ ♪ >> bob: welcome back to "the five."sted after police learned teens were drinking in his house and he may go to jail. he and his wife allowed his son to have friends over to celebrate the last game of the season. he says he didn't know the kids were drinking. he said his wife and he did everything they could to make sure it wasn't happening. but did they do everything? >> we put clear rules in place. we patrolled the party. we were both at the house. we were upstairs. the kids were downstairs in the basement. >> i don't think there is anything else we could have done short of sitting there in the middle of the party. >> i'm certain that nobody at the party could have left and driven if they had been drinking. >> bob: i want to say i hit my sot today. i'm not in the bad mood. i was told by my daughter i have to go on a diet at christmastime. in my neighborhood you have a big tree. you pick someone's name to buy a christmas present for, like we did here. i picked my ex-wife. where do you think of this? >> eric: i have a 13

but it's even more important we come up with sustainable policies that will rn america around., what is a fair share, david? tel me, pica nuer. tell me. ell the american people, what should the top income earners, what should the top rate be? pick a number and tell me wt's fair. >> let me talk in that vein about the middle class. the fight for the middle class, as the president talked about this week. and so people understand, here are some quick facts that really go to this question of income inequality and the fight forthe middle class. on earnings and sings, incomes have stagnated while wealthy incomes have skyrocketed. on housing, equities in home values, half of 2006 levels. retirement, a quarter say they will ne work until at least age 80 to liveomfotably in retirement. this is a point t president made this week in kansas. watch. >> but for most amecans, the basic bargain thatade this country great has eroded. long bore the recession hit, hard work stopped paying off for too many people. fewernd fewerfhe folks who contributed to the success our economy actually benefited

we will get your phone calls in a little bit. 202-rn central time, coscall 737-0001. mountain-pacific time call 202- 737-0002. how did he get involved in the mcgovern-frazier convention. >> despite all the chaos, humphrey closed the gap on nixon in 1968. it was a very close campaign. a lot of irregulars said they had come very close in 1968. the insurgents said this was the last gasp of a dying political machine. humphrey was trying to unite the party. he decided to throw a bone to the insurgents by appointing a commission on delegate selection reform. they needed to look for several qualifications. one, did they have credibility with the insurgents? i also wanted somebody who was loyal to the party, who would make it worth it for the regulars. mcgovern, unlike mccarthy, had also been concern -- mcgovern had actually campaigned for humphrey. he never broke from the party. the third thing they were looking for is they were worried that the people would look at this as a way to manipulate the process to ensure the nomination. everyone was so short george mcgovern would

>> well, i have a wes phave a rn find on today show website. i have a really nice recipe.tle olive oil on here. >> right. >> then some salt and pepper. this recipe we're going to use brie, pancetta and arugula. >> very nice. >> you can use brie. if you don't, actually pear works so nicely with so many cheeses. you could use cheddar or creamy goat cheese. >> then fan this out. >> yeah. >> how long do you bake it? >> about ten to 15 minutes. >> now we got a nice sweet back here. >> yeah. so like i said, pear is good for everything -- sweet, savory, cocktails. you know, you like caramel apples? >> sure. >> i like caramel pears. take the pear. put it in with the caramel. then we'll put some salted peanuts. >> nice. >> i like the salted peanuts because they add that salty sweet. >> sure. >> kind of like a pay day bar with the fruit in the middle. >> exactly. >> very nice. >> vanessa, thank you so much. >> thank you. the recipes are on the website

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and xtnemog rn whinen ch itsw to businessman, then imuitst be with the businessman. >> tell mehat goes into a cartoon before we look at them. what is it you do? do you get inspired? do you think about a story you want to tell, what dow do? >> well, all those things. but you think about the the hoy you are going to depict him, who he is. you are not only looking at his face. you are studying him, a cartoon that you see, and a writer sees more than the average person. it just happens to be that way because you're always studying. i, for instance looked at casey and i see him with his hands behind his-- in his back pocket, bow legged and hunched over and there's character in his stance. you put all of that in it. and then of course there's a story, you're going to tell a story and the story behind that, whatever it is. you throw it all in. >> another one is leon spinings. >> he just wore a crown that was too big for his head. >> go ahead. >> a lot of critics call this your very best cartoon. do you think so? >> no, i don't think so. but iry appreciate. >> you know why they say it, you kno

it's hard to say where it will i rñ obviously, you have run fo office.e as a democrat. with no democratic caucuses, nothing democratic contests this year and the focus really on the different republican candidates, in the discussions that you're having with people, and in the i guess the interactionsç that yor direct action is sparking, do you feel like there is overlap, at least room for discussion between the occupy movement and the republican party? itsideals and its policies? >> i think there's plenty of room for discussion on both sides of the aisle. people are pretty dissatisfied with obama, even people like me who worked hard for him. i think a lot of iowans will be voting uncommitted. it's won the caucus three times in the past. that won't be unprecedented. i think on the republican side, there are people who are going to go uncommitted there as well but there are certainly people interested in ron paul because of his stand on the wars, afghanistan and wars that might be breaking out elsewhere. and also his opposition to the patriot act and to th

good rn mong. -- good morning. were fired up, because you called the bill a sham piece of legislation and accused the republicans of talking out of both sides of their neck. what does that neen? >> it is an old expression when you talk out of both sides of your mouth. so for example they named the bill the tax cut for middle-class americansers and the job creation act of 2011. well, yeah. they do cut the payroll tax for 60 million americans, but at a tremendous cost. and the question of whether or not it creates jobs is certainly debatable. for example, you know, middle-class americans get this payroll tax cut, but it undermines so many provisions of the affordable health care act. it cuts out $21 billion of medicare benefits from hospitals. it in fact undermines some of the premiums and the tax credits within medicare so that there are at least 170 seniors, not rich seniors by the way, chris, who won't get benefits under medicare and on and on. >> how do you get this dope then? obviously, hates to go to the senate

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thatas a moment wren history failed to rn. it was a turning point that di't happen and i thinkthe consequences of that could be disastrous. >> re: so that also raises a classic question, too, in... to the prident at that time. there were people on the street prose testing an election and the united states... and this happened in the arab spring in the beginning as well. what isour role now? president obama, obviously, d not, according to some of them, go far enough and i'm n talkinabout iran the time. should have been more forceful in identifying the w the people. on the other hand, he has a government he has to deal with which was the ahmadinad government. >> which he wasn't dealing with at all. i think the lesson of the cold war is that we actually did a very good job, mostly covertly, of encouraging anti-communist dissident elements. the ultimately laid the foundation for civil society. >> and some times they were not democratic. there was also a judgment that we in a sense turn our back on democratic revolutions because we

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