i am asking them to provide sanitation.ody is during but in other towns where this movement has grown. they are already experiencing things like dogs that have written people, rats, sanitation issues, and -- dogs that have bitten people, rats, sanitation issues we keep people safe. >> that isn'-- that is what i am talking about. >> thank you. we will let you go while we call the next item. >> love you guys. noon on saturday. you are more than welcome to come. >> you are welcome to stop shooting us. >> you can start. praxair she is. -- >> there she is. thank you. ok, if you call item four. >> item 4, reports and announcements. a review of recent activities, a presentation of third quarter findings and recommendation, and whether presentation of the summary. good >> thank you for that round we just had. it was well done. >> i think it was "westside story" that turn that around. one of my favorites. >> crime continues to be down in the city, 6% violent crime. we have not had a homicide since our last meeting. we are of this ye

we're recommending modifying the agreement between us and north san mateo county sanitation district for a $209,000. >> so moved. >> second. president vietor: any public comment on this item? all those in favor? opposed? thank you. next item. >> item 12, discussion possible action to authorize the general manager of the sfpuc to execute on behalf of the city and county and memorandum of understanding with the san francisco housing authority for an amount to be paid to the sfpuc not to exceed what hundred $50,000 during each fiscal years 2011/2012 and 2012/2013 to provide condition as asthma, operation and maintenance services, and emergency services for potrero and ex commenters, sonny delaware, alice b. griffith and alemany family developments. >> good afternoon. general manager for power. this memorandum of understanding is before you, this resolution would allow us to continue to provide the condition assessment and operation and maintenance and emergency services to the san francisco housing authority five locations that were just read. we have provided that through a memorandum

too much hand sanitizer. daily nutrition supplements. cardio workouts. we'll tell you why you could be overdoing it and actually hurting your health in the long run. >> have you bought into any of this stuff? we keep saying this stuff about how over sanitizing could be bad for you. >> probably three, four times a day. but, you know, over the course of a day. >> an hour? >> no, no. >> they have the stuff in their pockets. >> let's go inside. natalie is standing by at the news desk with the headlines. >>> good morning, everyone. police in southern california are still investigating a motive in wednesday's beauty salon massacre that left eight people dead and another wounded. the alleged gunman is in custody. nbc's kristen dahlgren is in seal beach with more. good morning, kristen. >> good morning, natalie. this is a small, close-knit beach community. many here know at least one of the eight people who were killed. another woman remains in critical condition this morning. police say that every station was full when 42-year-old scott derkaai allegedly opened

you use the hand sanitizer where you may wand to add the gas pump. a study found gas pumps and mailbox handles may be among the dirtiest surfaces to touch. surfaces were tested in germs in six cities. 71% of gas pump handles had the highest levels of contamination. mailbox handles and escalator rails and atm buttons were known to be hot beds for the germs. someone is going to come up with a hand sanitizer suit. >>> in the piffles rubble now a -- piles of rubble now a glimmer of hope. they found a sign of line. the latest from the cleanup efforts in turkey. [ music ] >>> lynette charles dancing and there's someone who gets into the halloween spirit, lynette likes halloween. check this out a full stage play lights and music for yours your display and viewing. what's new, now and next on this wednesday morning. [ sue ] wow! i've been so looking forward to this. when my asthma symptoms returned, my doctor prescribed dulera to help prevent them. [ male announcer ] dulera is for patients 12 and older whose asthma is not well controlled on a long-term asthm

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is coming down tomorrow seven am to clear the park and for sanitation purposes is frankly ludicrous and absurd most of the protesters that i've talked to think that it's absolutely a transparent backhanded way for the mayor to infect them to try to stop the scrolling movements now it's been raining the weather has been terrible here the numbers are still showing up in all day long we've seen emergency meetings by the protesters trying to figure out their plan of action they have keep in mind that they have sanitation committees they've kept the park very clean to date i saw people literally scrubbing on hands and knees trying to get the park clean there is an emergency meeting planned later on disk evening where they're going to try to figure out what to do tomorrow perhaps in circling the park holding hands forming a human chain to stop the police from coming in now one of the things that we know from the commissioner ray kelly is that a sleeping bags and all the equipment they've had will not be allowed back some local unions have offered space to store that but that does look like a

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tavis: when you see that clip, doctor king gave his life fighting for sanitation workers. this war on poverty. people are now calling for a new pop -- war on poverty. you look at those years from his debt until now, there has not been any appreciable gain on the notion of eradicate in poverty in america. >> part of it is that with the advent of reagan, you had markets on least, a deregulated, unfettered. they generated about -- unbelievable innovation but it went hand-in-hand with not just an increase in wealth and equality, but also the callousness toward the catastrophe of poverty, of working people. in the last 25 years, 82% has gone to the top 1%. i think that is unjust. it is unfair. in the last 10 years, a 100% net income growth has gone to the top 10%. that is the level of inequality. it is getting so far out of control that the very future of american democracy is at stake. we are living in one of the most critical moments in the history of this nation and the world. tavis: some would suggest that is a hyperbolic claims on your part at the future of the democracy i

>>isabel: the lack of sanitation is still a concern for protesting sites.>marty: the president is going to attend a fund-raiser at the " w " hotel. he is arriving on tuesday. many people are thrilled that the information that troops are coming home by the end of the year. here is reaction and camp pendleton. >> great. >> there is a time in a place for a war but were not opposed to it but i am so glad that so many people are coming home a. >> it is good to get them home with his need to get them out of afghanistan. transferring from one war to the next war. >>marty: news of the troop withdrawal comes as congress is making for ways to make military retirees pay more by health care coverage. >>isabel: still to come, the major figure in the middle east with critical questions about the politics and the succession. safety in the saudi arabia. >>marty: this is walnut creek. trust us! >>isabel: 12 creek! [laughter] >>marty: the sunrise is in about 15-20 minutes it looks like >>isabel: the winter creek i will awaken you with a song. i will present your world, at a

hand sanitizer -- done. hey, eric, i'm here for my flu shot. sorry, didn't make an appointment. well, you don't need one. flu shots. every store. every day. insurance accepted. get a $5 cvs gift card if you're not covered. i'm bonnie and this is my cvs. flooding continues to threaten thailand ... and officials of calling it the worst flood disaster in half a century. 373 people have died so far. and another 9.5 million have been affected. the country's prime minister warned that many areas may be submerged in more than 5 ft. of water and it could be a month before things begin to dry up. homes are destroyed airports and businesses are shut down. prisoners are being evacuated and animals at the zoo are being moved to higher ground. officials say overall damage could top $6 billion. three days after powerful earthquake devastated eastern turkey survivors are still being found alive in the rubble of rescuers found a teacher was trapped for 67 hours pulling her to safety in one of the hardest- hit areas a teenager was also risky to enter into a field hospital in the city of a van th

there were no sanitation and there were open flames in cooking.earing for public safety, the officers went in after eight hours of our reach and extracted the flammable, the fuel, there was a dedication of property that later on folks went and reclaimed the next day. there was only one arrest, that was for battery on a police officer. one demonstrator punch one of the officers during the process of the trucks leaving the area. demonstrators moved into the street and laid in front of the trucks. largely, it was very peaceful. we have had an ongoing dialogue for this collection. there was a march today that started at 715 from the 100 block of market street. there were 12 arrests but they were prior agreement. folks either blocked wells fargo or laid down in front of cable cars. they were contacted by the officers and it was determined they wanted to be arrested and they were arrested on their terms by mutual agreement. we will continue to engage the demonstrators. obviously, it is a very national movement. i do not think -- is not lost on everybody

saturday night but if you want to get you to talk a little more i didn't realize there were these sanitation committees i think that's really interesting it's almost like a mini kind of government without a head is being established what other kinds of committees or groups are there that are sort of helping make this show run more smoothly. it's shockingly organized as someone who was watching it from washington and had had the opportunity to spend the week past week there i mean they have medical teams they have security guards they have they have minds of different working groups for example folks that focus on food folks that focus on a raising money they have a committees established to welcome the new occupiers into the camp to sort of go over rules and try to make sure that there's no conflicts or fights within that would give the mayor or the and y p d any more additional reason to crack down and the one thing to keep in mind is that everything that's done in this occupation is very transparent every single evening they have something that they call general assembly which is basically

this is going to be a big issue -- water and sanitation. part of the items i have identified is that we want to show our staff our commitment to what we are going to supply them with. that they are ok and they can help the rest of the city family. i want to focus on our emergency support functions. we are in the process of doing our guidelines in drafting that was public works. discussing public buildings and and the other external agency to come up with a good, strategic plan everyone agrees to. under our city's emergency response plan, -- one general emergency management -- one is infrastructure, which is 3 and 12 water and supplies. we are with public works, considered in that bigger apartment, along with them. we focus on safety and damage assessments as well as overall emergency management. you will find a working draft copy for organizing post disaster inspections. this outlines the process for performing inspections based on a prioritized approach in the reporting and collection of damage assessment which will be analyzed at the emer

a community process that was contributed to by lots of people over a two-year period called it a sanitized gentrified version of the mural. in all of the meetings that i have attended at the library commission particularly recently and at the art commission, there has been no discussion of the specifics of what the images were in the existing mural and what they respect nor what specifically images are going to be in this sanitized replacement. who was victor hara, a voice filled in the "new york times" december 2002. general augustus were so intent on eliminating all traces of the leftist singer victor hara that torching and executing him was not enough when they seized power in 1973. they also had master tapes of his recordings and concert appearances destroyed. i'll read near the end. i guess it shows that you can kill the singer but not his song. well, in san francisco, the library plans to do just that and that is to kill off the image and the memory and the words of this person. [applause] >> thank you. >> hi, would a real america medical marijuana cheerleader, occupy san francisco s

hand sanitizer -- done. hey, eric, i'm here for my flu shot. sorry, didn't make an appointment.l, you don't need one. flu shots. every store. every day. insurance accepted. get a $5 cvs gift card if you're not covered. i'm bonnie and this is my cvs. demonstrators continue their protests on the streets and in parks across new york city as the occupy wall street movement reaches its one month mark. the movement has received nearly $300,000 in donations through its webúy site and from visitors to the park where it all began. others are donating sleeping bags meals bottled water and hygienic supplies but the demonstrations against corporate greed are not without conflict. 42 protesters were arrested in times square for taking down police barriers others were arrested near washington square park for entering a citibank branch and refusing to leave. >>the last of the remaining protesters have left grant park after a weekend of demonstrations for the occupied chicago movement the protesters marched from the board of trade to grant park yesterday running against economic and social ineq

you may want to pack hand sanitizer when you head to fill up. >>> high chairs, cribs and changing tables, preparing for a babel can be expensionive -- baby can be expensive, but experts say some items you shouldn't skimp on. we will have details of that. now up to new york for the latest on business news. >> reporter: good morning. topping america's money, new doubts about europe. european leaders may not be able to agree on a dough tailed plan for ening -- can be detailed plan for ending the debt crisis and they plan a summit but the meeting of the finance ministers was canceled. a new study finds the top 1% of the population had more than 17% of the nation's household income in 2007. the most affluent 20% had 53% of the income and that's more than the rest combined. college costs are at an all time high. it costs more than 8,000 dollars to carry a full load at an in-state public college or universities. that's increase this fall of more than 8%. and a church bell that survive the 1906 san francisco earthquake is missing. the nearly 3ton bell was on display in front of a church and it i