that rts. -- and then we even fight about the food. >> an employee tries to calm the situation. she knows what the refugees have been through and they just want to get home. she tells them to line up and then each of them can call home for two minutes. the red cross organized 12,000 phone calls and a week, for many families this is a long awaited si of life. after 10 minutes, he is able to calm his wife. he asks how the children are doing and tells his wife she will be home soon. he is happy to hear their voice but he is still worried. like most workers in libya, he regularly send money home. now he is not know how they will pay the school fees for their three children. >> when i think about the children, it is difficult. i have no idea how i will be able to provide a good life for them. besides, the libyans rob me. now have nothing left. >> he hopes he e ll find work in the sudanese capital but first he has to get there. he prepares to leave in the evening. there is a rumor that the u.n. is calling to pick up a group and taken to the airport. nothing came of it they will have t

the ec and number of powerhouse facilities, a number of shops on the lower part, surveyors, artie -- rt, engineers, and other things in this area. our objectives are office space consolidation. the we are looking at reuse of the old power house. this is an issue we talked about in the budget. this has been sitting there for a long time. there have been desires to do something or not with it. i will show you the status right now of it. it is time to come to grips with that. modernization of our shop and security improvements. right now, it is fairly easy to get into moccasin. we need to get better control. we have to eliminate health and safety issues in the compound. there is an exterior shot of the old powerhouse. you can see a little bit that some of the beautiful glass window there is broken from rocks. it is a mature building. you can see the paint flaking off. there are issues with mold and other problems we have to deal with with this building. this is a shot of the old power house when it was a powerhouse. that basic image is one where there is lots of light that comes in from th

or women and women, or whatever people choose to be in partnership with-- but that our sexuality's rt of our fe, and not something that's embarrassed, or hidden, or censored or muted. it's our life force; it's where our energy comes from. >> hinojosa: so when you look out into america, let's-- because you do a lot of international work, and we're going to get into that in a second-- but what do you see? because i always feel like it's constant contradiction, you know? on the one hand, a sense of younger women feeling empowered-- being able to talk about their vaginas, et cetera-- on the other hand, it feels like, you know, very crude; that somehow women who are, you know, more sexually "out there" are using it in a way that maybe is not the... what do you see when you look out? >> you know, i know this is a general way of seeing it, but-- and the word is still not the best word-- but patriarchy is still alive, you know? we're still living within a patriarchal structure. >> hinojosa: so define "patriarchy" for our viewers. >> to me, patriarchy is really the notion that there is a fathe

along with nuclear rts. >>> the pacific northwest is dealing with their own earthquake aftermath real soon. an earthquake between a magnitude of 3.5 and 6.5 will hit that area by the end of the week. he says the full moon and the high tides are a tall tale sign. he was suspended for his job for two months because he predicted the 1989 quake. >>> an oily substance on the louisiana coast has people worried this morning. >> very disappointing. we worked hard to bring the community back. >> what the coast guard is saying about that oil. >>> good morning, if you are driving on interstate 680 heading to the south bay. off to a good start here. we'll have more on the morning commute and the bay area weather minutes ahead. >>> good morning, welcome back on this monday. we continue with the unsettled weather. scattered showers in the forecast for today. a little breezy by the coast. >>> welcome back good morning, to you. here's a quick look at the top stories we are following for you right now at 5:45. an evacuation order in effect at the power plant. a couple hours ago they were told to leave

police found him in the parking rt on rosewood >>> a toddler found wandering by himself barefoot in a parking lot of a wal-mart in rosewood drive in pleasanton. we have just learned that the boy's mother called 911 a few minutes ago and said somehow that little boy got out of their apartment. they are expected to be reunited in a half hour. the little boy is okay. >> a happy mother there soon. >>> it is 6:12 now. ten american sailors are recovering after an accident during a training exercise off the southern california coast. they were hurt when the engine of a fighter jet exploded on the flight deck of the uss john c. stennis. four of the sailors are in stable condition at the naval medical center in san diego. the other six were all treated on board the carrier for burns. the cause of the accident is still under investigation. >>> today, nato taking over operations in the air over libya. but on the ground, there is cia activity. a team of operatives went in earlier this month and helped rescue an american crew member after an f-15 fighter jet crashed. the "new york times" reports t

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the state attorney generallgeneral is asking the rt to marry be restored to all gay and lesbian couples in the state of california immediately. kate thompson is here, she's been following this story. it does the fact that the attorney general stepping into the frame does she have any power to make this happen? >>kate: not relieve the judges don't have to listen to the attorney general but what she does have is political power. i spoke to a legal expert who says that she can be very persuasive and significant to the court to but, it's not legally binding. >> this could be a game changer there's a lot of momentum shifting back after a look like there would be quite a bit of a holding pattern in another year to. the new developments seem to fit place a lot of momentum behind the same-sex couples who are challenging prop. 8. >>kate: last week opponents of prop 8 ask the courts to lift the state. the attorney-general is really getting on the bandwagon here. what she sang is enough is enough, it's been two and half years everybody's been waiting around. she wants to stay lifted once the mayor

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but there is a phase-in for one year for the rts, two years for the serious and so on. does that not give you or us the regulators an opportunity to examine how they evolved during that period. one-size-fits-all are now for all lasted class's regardless of how it phases in later ron. >> yes. we end up being very sensitive. >> going back to the other issue of the day, qeii and monetary policy, some intimated that qe2, $600 billion, is pull the thin air. but the reason the fed has done this is because inflation is running under 1% right now. should the market be confident these the inflation starts to rise and the fed will be ready to sell off or on one the $600 billion of qeii? >> in the short run -- up to 5% of 2008, we had a time of- inflation for awhile and commodities prices went up and went down. >> so it is a short time that you see before the unwinding occurs. >> right. during the summer of 2008, we had a spike in oil prices. later in the year, we saw a negative inflation as commodities prices collapsed. our objective is to hit low and stable inflation in the medi

but there is a phase-in for one year for the rts, two years for the serious and so on. does that not give you or us the regulators an opportunity to examine how they evolved during that period. one-size-fits-all are now for all lasted class's regardless of how it phases in later ron. >> yes. we end up being very sensitive. >> going back to the other issue of the day, qeii and monetary policy, some intimated that qe2, $600 billion, is pull the thin air. but the reason the fed has done this is because inflation is running under 1% right now. should the market be confident these the inflation starts to rise and the fed will be ready to sell off or on one the $600 billion of qeii? >> in the short run -- up to 5% of 2008, we had a time of- inflation for awhile and commodities prices went up and went down. >> so it is a short time that you see before the unwinding occurs. >> right. during the summer of 2008, we had a spike in oil prices. later in the year, we saw a negative inflation as commodities prices collapsed. our objective is to hit low and stable inflation in the medi

the rt coming in from the altman was backed up, it is still slow from there.had to livermore. that's take a little pressure off the debt and interchange but 680 southbound is a little heavier. the right toward walnut creek on interstate 680 also still a hot spot, take a look at this is set bound red pretty well backed up from before the south main street exit which ec of to the right-hand side. its bad debt from before they're all the way down toward the alamo. we have been incidents free in the valley but unusually heavy back up. especially for the last several days. this is the were susie in awhile. lima links derleth the westbound rad is completely cleared about, there had been one stall which backed things up to west grand avenue it did not state a very long. the back up did not stay with us for long either. the westbound to be looks great. >> mark: thank you, several bay area cities are cleaning up, capitola was the hardest hit. they swept through the downtown area and in neighboring trailer park after a pipe burst. craig sklar is there watching the clean

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military action has to be one rt of tools used by the united states to maintain our security and to advance our interests in the world. our military is the most powerful military in the world. i do not think it is out of control. it is answerable to congress. every flight officer who gets promoted up to above thetwo- two- star level has to take an oath. we are accountable to the people of the united states. the military is a powerful institution. it has goo people that are well educated. they plan and work ahead. it is a long-term institution. sometimes the force of military planning the logic in assembling the fact overwhelms other elements of u.s. policy. it is well understood inside the administration that the military role has to be limited and under civilian control and isit is. host: general clark is our guest. politicao is reporting the president is resisting pressure to deliver an oval office speech. do you think the president should stand up before the american people and have an oval office address to explain his position? guest: i am glad he has not done it. i would advise him to

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but there is a phase-in for one year for the rts, two years for the serious and so on. does that not give you or us the regulators an opportunity to examine how they evolved during that period. one-size-fits-all are now for all lasted class's regardless of how it phases in later ron. >> yes. we end up being very sensitive. >> going back to the other iue of the day, qeii and monetary policy, some intimated that qe2, $600 billion, is pull the thin air. but the reason the fed has done this is because inflation is running under 1% right now. ould the market be confident these the inflation starts to rise and the fed will be ready to sell off or on one the $600 billion of qeii? >> in the short run -- up to 5% of 2008, we had a time of- inflation for awhile and commodities prices went up and went down. >> so it is a short time that you see before the unwinding occurs. >> right. during the summer of 2008, we had a spike in oil prices. later in the year, we saw a negative inflation as commodities prices collapsed. our objective is to hit low and stable inflation in the medium t