robert, you said this is what president obama should have done.or example, a moratorium on all bankruptcies. what should he do now? why should have? wh can he do starting tay? >> oh, immediately hehould push for bankruptcy courts to have the power to force the banks to readjust these mortgages. you know, we picked up their bad paper. why don't they help people now who are stuck? the basic idea of the new deal was that these were not innocent victims of wall street's scams. so this is why you have all of this anger in the tea party and everything else. it's very legitimate. i'm -- by the way, you mentioned feingold. i would be -- it would be a tragedy to lose feingold if there's e psonn the united states congress that has called this correctly, that has stood up for the interest of ordinary people, it's russ feingold. can't think -- maybe bernie sanders. but russ feingold has been at it longer in the senate. he just has been right on this stuff from day one. and the idea that rage about what's happened to the economy, is now going to take its toll

ktvu robert honda is live. robert. >> reporter: soup supervisor -- supervisors drew their line in the sand. saying the program -- when someone gets arrested the person is fingerprinted. in 2008 homeland security agency immigration and customs enforcement set up a voluntary partnership to get the fingerprint from state and local law enforcement. through the program s-com. he crossed the fingerprint. today santa clara county said they wanted to opt out of the program. s-com makes immigrants afraid to call for help or report crimes to law enforcement. >> we don't as a local government need to be on the front lines of a force that we don't need to do the job. >> reporter: most people that testified were for opting out. >> we had met many crimes that were pulled over for minor inflections which resulted in immigration detentions. >> after being in detention one is held without bail and will will not be let go. you may be in detention limbo. >> reporter: only two supported the program. >> if we opt out of the program

it was beautiful when you heard from robert. it seems almost like pulp driven rhetoric. they say it every debate. it is nonsense. it is just words. i cannot understand how this is getting caught up in the politics in the senate. we're one or two of votes away from getting this as a done deal. all they have to pick up as one or two republicans. >> the online campaigning. to the states think the senate republicans are wavering? are the states using the programs and have a lot of people that will benefit from continuing to use them? >> the common currency with all the states is that the color of money is green. the states we're going after are red. mississippi, texas, and states similar to those are read states. we believe that when the true facts are put on the table that people will believe this is a bipartisan issue. we want to keep america working. it is important for us to know that less risk is taken out of our decisions every day a small business owners. this will take a tremendous amount of risk out of our decisions for the next year. >they have used the program. i

robert, you yourself are, are-have experienced homelessness.t to tell us a little bit and what got you there and what you're doing now? yeah. well, being a, a veteran, i can certainly identify with a lot of the, the issues there and especially with some of the programs there. one of the things that got me to that point was my not being willing to accept the fact that i suffered from an addiction. and throughout the course of the, the years, it just became overwhelming, and of course the resulting consequences ended up with me being just that, homeless, with nowhere to go and no one to turn to. and it wasn't until i actually accepted the fact that i had a, a problem that i sought help. and one of the first places that i turned to was a social service agency, where they had a veteran administrator there. and they were attempting to get me into a long-term treatment program, which didn't materialize. in the meantime, i went to a social treatment agency, a 28-day program. and that program lasted, for me, for 35 days. i actually stayed there so long

roberts as well. so we move on to our meeting. but maybe we could have a short moment of silence. [moment of silence] president kim: thank you. item a, approval of board minutes. do we have a motion and a second? >> second. >> second. president kim: are there any corrections? seeing none, roll call, please. >> thank you. ms. chan? >> yes. >> ms. fan? >> yes. >> ms. fewer? >> why. ms. fauf as? >> yes. >> mr. yee? >> aye. >> ms. kim? >> seven ayes. president kim: the presentation to the board of education, the superintendent's report. >> that's a little tough to follow after that, but i have to tell you, though, and i think both those people who were true educators would be proud to know that we had a great opening day of the school year. this last week was a fabulous week for all our children and parents and i really want to congratulate the leadership, the faculties, the teacher, the staff the custodians, maintenance workers, landscaping people, everybody who came together and with one week left, usually they have a longer summer to try to put everything together so that when scho

parliamentary procedures or roberts rules of order. there are coalition of san francisco neighborhood in the audience has robert's rules in brief. a few copies she would be glad to sell you. >> for a very low price i believe 7 dollars. they are invaluable. robert's rules are some of the most interesting things i've read not intimidating what so ever. and if you would like a copy they are right here at the slim volume but it works. i think that those 2 tools the by laws and the robert's rules parliamentary procedure would be -- going at it legally without going and saying, pointing if anythingers at people which is something you really don't want to do. >> can i say as somebody for 10 years worked in the community and didn't is a plug in any neighborhood association or organization. especially in an area where we have a lot of low income housing where they don't organize neighborhood associations and their voices are not heard in the agendas that are being shaped for that neighborhood or that community. the key for me was really just en

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after all ocean beach is supposed to be an alcohol free beach period in san francisco, stanley robertsews. if you have a comment or a story idea you and i is e-mail at kron4 news. the husband of the bay area murder victim is charged up to being cut its losses on the property. and and a scoop because once angeles is so well equipped for the cost. and steve jobs introduces more things. investigators looking for a missing man city did not find any clues after a daylong search today. they're looking for a man in the multiple of murder. his rhetoric solace. here is as though it appeared he is the son of murder victim ricardo. ricardo was killed and investigators believe >> his body was found in their house. and now these two women. of their two bodies were found tuesday afternoon. city transit is friends with both women and one theory is that to women were killed and he had also lived with read allen antar has been on and off. police say that there possess same explosives. police found him living on the property where calorie was found. >> they made their first opinion and authorities did t

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farley a blogger for lawyers guns and money robert thanks so much for joining me let me ask you this you could say in many ways that we kind of weird he knew that there was a little bickering within the white house and perhaps general mcchrystal and his piece you know in the rolling stone article that essentially got him fired really shone the light on that but you know here when you have the president saying repeatedly that he wants an exit strategy that he wants out and the generals don't even offer him anything of the sort he has to make a compromise and it is not really solidified to you that he's not the one in charge here that it's the military that's controlling the civilian leadership. well i mean i think first that you know having the on. you know i'm not certainly it shows that the military leadership has a different incentive structure than the obama presidency suggests that they are looking at a different timeline than he is and that they have different goals than he does i think the president was quite right to think that ten years and a trillion dollars again isn't abou

robert, great to have you on the program. it's so good to see you again.really wanted to talk to you about the panic two years ago because really it did feel like the economy and the financial system was on the verge of collapse. so you attended those marathon meetings, that famous meeting at the federal reserve with hank paulson and other ceos, the week before lehman brothers declared bankruptcy. what struck you most about that gathering? >> we walked into a room at the fed. you sit down and you see, you know, the ceos of all the u.s. bank and the regional ceos of the foreign firms there that was about -- my guess is a 10, 12 ceos there. and then i think everyone had an idea. it was about lehman. but certainly, you know, we didn't know that before the close. i think it was an environment that was a bit like, oh, wow. i can't believe we're all sitzádrq)e and what's the expectation? and really the first thing that came in is when paulson walked in with -- at that time new york fed chair geithner and kris cox, the said of the sec, and bsaid, you know, we're

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if you were to look at the tax code relative to new business and job creation, robert, what have youwhat was the relationship, in your view? >> if you look at the number of new business starts it has been relatively constant the last 15 years, regardless of the tax rate so, i don't think it makes that much of a difference on new business formation. i want to go back to this business of the compromise. and on kicking the can down the road, the virtue here is that we still have a very weak economy and so you can make a plausible argument that we ought to defer raising those taxes, at least for a couple of years. and then, as i said, making the big 2012 election a lot about this issue and frankly, i think that is where comes with have the upper hand. >> chris, you agree with that? >> i don't agree with that put put aside the policy argument, which withic think is wrong. part of the anger and frustration i think the american people have across the ideological spec strum what they see as a failure of the government to make the tough decision. here they have to make the tough decision whet

robert liles. thank you robert. >>> people waiting for the bus in san francisco could find themselves staring at a woman with a shotgun. she is on a poster, they promote a gun rights policy conference in burlingame. they went up after san francisco suspended its policy that bans firearms in ads on public transit. the municipal transportation agency is reviewing how a recent u.s. supreme court decision impacts the ban. the ruling said second amendment gun protections asupply on a state and local level. >>> the man suspected of shooting a fremont police officer made his first court appearance in oakland this afternoon, police say that andrew barrientos confessed he opened fire on officer todd young last month. he was one of two plainclothes officers trying to arrest barrientos, a suspected gang member, on a warrant. tonight young is in serious but stable condition, barrientos did not enter a plea at today's arraignment. >>> crews in pittsburgh combed a landfill for a fifth straight day but, still, no

robert miller, who is here, one of our early partners with jobs now, well over 150 employees -- 145 employees through jobs now. he will talk about that, but he will talk about this innovative online campaign he has got going to get this thing extended. robert miller. >> i'm director of veterinary archives, and i want to thank mayor newsom for having the fortitude, the foresight, and the temerity to stay with a program for the very beginning -- since the very beginning. he took a chance on main street. we want to take that chance on government. our first higher was in june 2009, and our last was yesterday, the last day before the door closed. we believe the program benefits both sides of main street. the employee, giving them a real job doing real work. 145 people that are working for me are building a free, online digital library of 1 million books which will go to every school in america. it gives them pride. it gives them professional confidence, and gives them a job they can go back to their families with and make a difference in their community in terms of funding, financing, and confiden

yes, sir. >> thank you, robert. you said a little while ago that we know what season we've entered in washington. i assume you meant the political season, when not much gets done on capitol hill. so why, then, did the president wait until now to introduce these tax cut proposals for businesses that republicans have been calling for for not just months but for years? >> well, then we ought to be able to get this done pretty quickly. >> no, because it's the season you just said, it just doesn't get done. >> but if you supported -- >> why would the president wait for exactly the point -- >> but if you supported -- >> -- when he knows things don't get to congress to introduce this? >> chip, let me just take the premise of your question. if you support -- if you, as somebody who's running for congress, representing the other party -- >> robert, you know very well, you just said -- >> but hold on, i'm just trying to -- >> -- this is the season when things don't get done. >> just help me understand the logic here. so then

but again, robert lyles our colleague reporting that hercules police went back in there today. they found this blood trail, went downstairs and identified a body in a closet under the stairs. so they are working on the identification process. >> and joe, you mentioned those two women who were found dead in another house. one of those married to a man charles rittenhouse the only one alive who can connects the dots, we believe, in this whole mystery. >> reporter: it's a mystery. he is the husband of one of the women. he was released last night from jail and his bond was significantly reduced. police believed at least he may have known something about the murder because after all, how could he have been in the house with two dead bodies inside of it, yet at this point they have not been able to release to us exactly what his connection was. >> all right. bottom line here is we have this house in hercules where they have found, they say, a second body. >> reporter: that's right. >> all right. joe vazquez, in the newsroom, thank you for the update. we'll of course be bringing you n

robert? >> reporter: ken, we can tell you that the hunt for frederick sales may have taken a very grim turn tonight. investigative sources are confirming to cbs5 that hercules police spent the better part of this day searching lapped fills that service hercules. that sent cbs5 cameras on the hunt. it first led us to a landfill in richmond and then that ultimately led us right here to the keller canyon landfill here in pittsburgh where we are told scores have investigators spent this day correspondence donning off the landfill. hercules police found more than rita allen's 2002 cadillac escalade in a ravine outside the entrance to by on add corporation. investigates eggedtive source essay they also found a machete near the suv. as they canvassed the area they quickly found by oh-rad had survey surveillance cameras. that recorded a car driving from the area where the escalade was dumped toward trash dumpsters at the rear of bio rad's offices. that was early tuesday morning. keep in mind tuesday

i want to begin with you, robert.what did you see while you were there? >> i had worked for them off and on throughout the '90s. the stuff that i seen there, you come to work in the morning and see -- supposedly it was all cleaned up and you would see egg yolk underneath the belts mixing up with the grease from the gears and stuff. you would see old eggs getting repacked and putting today's date on them. when i would question that, it was, oh, we do that all the time. just go back to work. >> so, you questioned it. who did you question it to? >> supervisors. i would look and i would say, you know, these eggs are like five, six weeks old. why are we putting today's date on them? oh, well, they do that all the time. that's what i was told. >> so you were told that you can put five or six-week-old eggs into cartons that have today's date or the most recent date on the carton. is that the kind of thing, given your experience in the industry, that you've seen before? is that the kind of thing that happens at other egg farm

robert plant!ou keep a knockin' but you can't come in ♪ ♪ you keep a knockin' you can't come in come back tomorrow night we'll do it again ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's good right? >> yeah, that rings a bell. >> jimmy: yeah. do you get tempted, when you hear a band, to just jump in and start singing? >> yeah, but i mea-- i know my place now, you know? [ laughter ] i'm fine. that was great though. that drum -- yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. yeah. let's talk about "band of joy." now, "band of joy" is the name of the album, but it's also the name of your band and it was -- why the name "band of joy?" >> ts is the titlehat i gave my band way back in the late '60s, before i teamed up with jimmy page and, in that group, originally, when i was about 17, john bonham and i created a sort of british psychedelic blues brand that -- >> jimmy: cool. >> -- we thought wasonna be, what we call in england, "the dogs." it was gonna be absolutely spectacular. everybody would fall over.-- >> jimmy: what do

robert w.ent with our 8-month-old son. we went to a hotel unable to move back. everything we owned had to be washed and sealed. fortunately we recovered some damages. george d. in chicago writes i noticed a series of small bites around my sock line on my legs. oh, man, turns out my apartment was fully infested. i had an exterminator come in, but he suggested i dispose of all of my furniture. oh, man. okay. still to come. >>> the pastor of a mega church faces blistering allegations of sexual misconduct. next hour in the "cnn newsroom," we examine black churches and homosexuality. j.l. king the author of "on the down low." >>> plus cnn's dr. sanjay gupta introduces us to some patients with medical mysteries doctors are trying to unravel. we'll be back in a moment. ♪ [car horn honks] our outback always gets us there... ... sometimes it just takes us a little longer to get back. ♪ ♪ with tasty grilled flavor d and goodness to savor ♪ ♪ friskies grillers blend. ♪ feed the senses. hostcould switching

he likes to get paid. >> robert, is she running? >> i don't know the answer to it. i don't think she knows the answer. but she's doing everything she can to position herself, that if she chooses to run, she has the staff and resources in place to do so. >> if she does run, do you think she can win? >> in the primaries, i think she could. there are three states that determine who the republican nominees are going to be. iowa, new hampshire and south carolina. you look at the democrats in those states, sarah palin has a significant ground force. the real question is whether she can win in the general. she is a forced to be reckoned with. there's no question about it. >> karen, is this a candidate that the obama white house would like to face or fear facing? >> i think democrats learned a long time ago when they were hoping that ronald reagan would be the republican nominee not to try to guess or foreshadow. i don't think sarah palin's seriously running. i think what she's doing here is trying to stake out a base in the party, which she clearly has. and be a political

three bell police officers past and present came to see where robert rizzo was arrested. corcoran said he blew the whistle on the former city manager last year. >> it is the day of reckoning and certainly a good day. so long overdue. but i appreciate everything the d.a.'s office has done today. >> reporter: one neighbor tells me robert rizzo lived here with his wife and young daughter. but they have not been seen. >>> you saw the champagne in huntington beach. that wasn't the only party. stephanie abrams picks up the celebration in front of bell city hall. [ chant ] >> reporter: long-time bell residents sang and danced in front of city hall when they heard of the arrest and criminal charges filed against their former city manager and former and the current councilmembers. eight in all charged with corruption to the tune of $5.5 million in public funds. >> thank you, jerry brown. thank you, steve cooley. you guys did the right thing. and we will go ahead and continue. >> happy birthday for that community and for me, too. >> this is one of the happiest days of my life other

they are the parents of fredrick and twins robert and john. her education continued with a master's degree in early childhood literature, and programming in 1975 from webster university. patricia has a successful career as a teacher and children's book editor. she changed careers to become a full time writer of children and young adult books. her goal is to create books for and about african-americans. i write because there is a need to have books for, by and about the african-american experience and how we helped to develop this country. i present to you patricia makinsik heart of literacy. >> i am from st. louis, missouri. a lot of you think i have said it in correctly when i said missouri. you think i got it slid into my southern dialect, right? no. i was not born in st. louis. i was born in nashville, tennessee, a little town side of nashville. that is where i grew up, went to high school, met and married my husband. moved back to st. louis where i lived part of my life. i heard people saying missouri and missouri. what is the correct pron