>> congratulations, sara.u have been here so i cannot say welcome aboard. >> item 11 is approved. item 1item 12. election of chair and vice chair pursuant to the tjpa joint powers agreement. >> i would like to make the proposal that supervisor kim the the chair of this body as the elected official, and as the representative of the district where this is all taking place. it would seem that the best choice to me. >> all right. we have nomination and a second for supervisor kim. any other nominations? seeing none. are there any objections to the nomination? any members of the public wish to speak on the item? >> you have got it down now. >> if elected are you willing to serve? >> i do accept and am honored to serve as chair of this body. >> we have not voted yet. director kim: would be honored. >> [laughter] all in favor? >> the board has unanimously agreed to appoint supervisor kim as chair. the vice chair? >> any nominations for vice chair? >> i will nominate supervisor ortiz. >> second. >> nomination and seco

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that person was sara dilaudid.r worked at our office manager from 2004 through 2007 where she was then promoted to our contracts compliance manager. -- sara gigliotti. prior to that time in march 2003, because it was just myself, i entered into a number of agreements with the city and county of san francisco to provide staff. we entered into an agreement where dennis ferreira was our general counsel. we entered into an agreement where ed harrington became our chief financial officer because of increasing duties over time we then hired our own chief financial officer who had worked with the city and county of san francisco for many years, fred clark. he came on board after ed harrington. he has continued to be our chief financial officer and he created all of our finance controls, internal accounting procedures. he set up everything with us and has been working closely with sara over a number of years. fred is now getting ready to retire in two years or so, so we need to bring on board a chief financial officer that

sara seidner, cnn, tripoli. >> certainly a historic moment as you just saw.y, she reflected on the dangers of reporting inside a war zone. >> you're acutely aware that this is reality. i mean you're surrounded by people that remind you that this is happening, but with all of the gunfire, with the loud booms -- i mean these aren't just small arms that they're using. these are rocket launchers and i mean things that you just -- they're completely out of place on the ground. so as you're going through the compound and you're listening to all this gunfire, you do feel as if you're sort of living a second life, living in another world. but the rebels reminded you of how important it was for them, this moment, constantly, not just with the gunfire but with the things that they would say to you as you're coming in. they would say this is history, we've broken the back of the gadhafi regime, this is history, repeated over and over and over again. you're very much aware of the dangers when you walk by the dead bodies that were inside and there were still, after two da

patience from the greek people as their politicians try to secure a further battle out clash isn't there sara. absolutely the patience is running out amongst the people here in greece take your bat and leave that was the message from the protesters here today you can still see a few just gathered outside the parliament building we've actually got a concert on at the moment than outside the finance ministry that's the organizations of a lot of people who are being made unemployed to the government's austerity measures one of the implementations that they've put in place to try and secure that bailout cash the eight billion is going to be decided on later next month so you can see the ban is that the ban on the finance ministry itself saying we want life the people here a feeling that the measures that have been put in place are simply stifling them and realistically that is too high a price to pay so it is certainly a different reaction to the positivity we saw after that positive vote in germany today. germany of course like you said allowing the eurozone bailout fund to swell massively how i

sara, josh and i can now leave prison behind us.nt more than anything to begin our lives anew and with a new appreciation for the sweet taste of freedom. thank you everyone. >>> that concludes the first part.... >> you have been watching live news conference. they are speaking after spending 3481 days in prison -- 781 days, just over two years there after their arrest in 2009 where they allegedly crossed the border into iran standing by there with them. sara shourd was free after about a year in prison. as expected two prepared statements from josh and shane. we will have much more on the developing story. joining me now for our power panel, k.t. mcfarland fox judith miller a author and fox news contributor. thank you all for joining us. >>> breaking news situation day, we want to talk about this development at the very top. i must say when they both got into the u.s. policy against iran clearly blaming that on their arrest and what transpired and happened. you know a little bit angry, definitely in their words. >> i any is most unf

meanwhile, shane bauer officially engaged to fellow hiker sara shourd. you see him putting the ring on her finger right there. josh fattal, who was freed with him on wednesday, is going to be the best man. sarah and him agreed to wed while they were in prison. >> >> at night time it gets busy here. >> he's the pastor at true vine ministries in oakland. it's a place tame during the day but dramatically changes at night with drug deals, prostitution and even murder.

flounders from the anti war group international action center thanks for being with us sara locals say power and water have run out as well as other goods in nato hitting civilian buildings now how does this tie in with their mission to protect the civilians. well from the very first day this has never been about protecting civilians it has been overwhelmingly a war on civilians nato is responsible for now into the seventh month of bombing more than thirty thousand sorties more than ten thousand actual bombing locations again and again and again it has been the civilians and the civilian infrastructure that has been targeted sirte is now without water without food without medical supplies without operating hospitals it is nato this is a nato war where the so-called rebels are an exhilarating force said has been and capable of even taking any ground on their own that is not already pulverized destroyed by nato bombardment this is this is a completely nato war for the domination and control of the oil of libya at a time of enormous and growing economic crisis in europe and in the u.s. an

firth who was there at the border sara if you can hear me. so you had can you hear me yes i've got it well the cost of authority spying has been implemented what do you see around you right now with any reaction from the serbs. where one of the border crossings you're reading and the roads leading up to it remain bloke's by the protesters we actually can't get much closer when you go up to the front of. your stop by the blow we can see some of the k. four forces on the ground there in a bit i'm not sure how much of it you can see you can also see of course the smoke in the background now we go to places we couldn't it does look like there's some sort of fire happening on the other side of that but we couldn't get any information from the cable forces that with earlier today we saw helicopters coming across and. you like helicopters dropping off some of the police forces to these crossings but it's very unclear as yet whether any of the people being dropped off there are actually the ethnic albanian cause of a police forces we haven't been abl

the first day was to meet with sara to meet about books. we discovered that we both had an older brother thing that she had a brother who was as mysterious to her as mine was to me. it was so perfect, cynthia, we had launched on our brothers. we stayed there for the next 3 hours, and closed the cafe. sara said this brother sister thing is huge and no one writes about it, no one talks about it, the affect our brothers and sisters has on us. this is your next book, this is what you need to write. are you kidding me, i could never write anything so personal, never. that is how it started. when you >> when you were working on this, friends, you would talk about my relationship with my difficult older brother, what happened? what doors opened up, what did you learn about what people carry around about their siblings? >> it is huge. so many share this. it is like the asian flu. the first year of trying to work on this, i couldn't do it, so i approached it like a reporter. i was dancing around what it was really about, which is the red hot emotion

jeter realtor sara wear showed >> reporter: realtor sara wear showed us some examples. what kind of deals are you getting for your clients? >> this house was purchased as $60,000. $60,000. >> reporter: and this is five bedrooms? >> five bedrooms, three fireplaces. >> reporter: 40% of the homes sold in chicago are foreclosures. nationwide it's 30%. >> people that look at home- ownership as a dream, as the american dream and the dream was not so dream-- it may have been a nightmare-- but also i like at it as an opportunity. a nightmare-- but also i look at it as an opportunity. >> reporter: but here's the problem it's massive number of foreclosure sales are keeping a lid on home values. single-family homes in chicago have lost 31% of their value since 2006. that's not expected to change any of as long as there are so many foreclosures on the market. >> i got to buy a home in my price range that was all remodel and renovated and ready to go. >> reporter: there are so many foreclosures in chicago, analysts say is could take five more years to sell them all. cynthia bowers,

sara lee makes ball park franks and kraft makes oscar meyer.h other argued the other makes exaggerated claims. in terms of the settlement, they were not disclosed, i'm glad that was over. >> we still don't know who is number one. >> i think it's in your opinion. >> which it always has been. ashley morrison here in new york, thank you. >>> straight ahead your friday morning weather. >>> and in sports, are you ready for some football? a shoot-out in green bay comes down to a goal line stand. >> "cbs moneywatch" sponsored by vagisil, bring yourself back. neywatch" sponsored by vagisil, bring yourself back. my doctor told me calcium is best absorbed in small continuous amounts. only one calcium supplement does that in one daily dose. new citracal slow release... continuously releases calcium plus d for the efficient absorption my body needs. citracal. a network of possibilities... ♪ in here, pets never get lost. ♪ in here, every continent fits in one room. it was fun, we played football outside. why are you sitting in the dark? ♪ [ male announcer ]

hundreds of them are protested against the move in the northern city of misrata it's our correspondent sara firth has the latest from there. those two disputed border crossings remain blogs tonight the ethnics have barricaded the roads leading up to them protesting of course the cost the government the take over the place and now we're here in mitch of it which is the ethnically divided town and the bridge head that divides the north and serbia in parts of the town and the southern albanian parts today that barricade had around three thousand serbs turned out to man that barricade and we saw a very similar thing happening both of the teach eight points no one would try being in a we were one of the checkpoints and from the other side we could see. the k. full forces on the ground but now what we've heard is that earlier today. ok for forces and your legs were lifted by helicopter to those checkpoints also the albanian cause the police they've only actually got to. each of the checkpoints at the moment and that only for the time being in an observatory role now of course the plan is for them

here -- >> sara. >> jimmy: sorry.it was very uncomfortable. >> it was awkward. it's like, you've got two girls in a dress and you sort of don't know who is supposed to lead and, you know, you're wanting this to be the very special moment and it is and it means a lot for the characters and i think, to america and the world, to have this, you know, ideal couple together -- we didn't know where to put what. and because we're girls who are girls girls and helping each other out, i just had a baby, i was like, can you hide the arm fat right here? she helped me with that. i did a little twirling. it was interesting. >> jimmy: do you take the kids to work with you? for checkups or anything? [ laughter ] >> i just did. we were on location for three days at universal and we were in this little back lot area and it just so happened that when luke came to visit when of his grandfathers was there. he works in a bungalow down the street -- >> jimmy: grandfather that is steven spielberg? >> yes. >> jimmy: he must like him better, r

sara sidner is in new delhi and can tell us more about this. yet another rate hike.at is it going to mean for people there? >> you mentioned it. it's the 12th time in a year and a half that the reserve bank of india has taken the rate and brought them up. of course what they are trying to do is deal with this increasing nagging headache that indian citizens have had to deal with and that consequently puts it on to the politicians running the country. that is the raising cost of food and commodities and fuel. just yesterday, fuel went up threes per liter. that's nothing to sneeze at. they have the highest inflation numbers in august at 9.78%, the highest of the year. the government is trying to keep that number from coming a double digit number. they're looking at this as a way to moderate growth. you look at this from the perspective of every day citizens. they have to buy food, fuel, cooking oil. when these prices go up and you don't have rises in salary, it really is a crush together poor population and it really puts the middle class in a difficult situation where

to hand out and eight billion euro bailout loan for more on this we go live to sara for a standing by for us in athens so sara how exactly is the prime minister planning to convince you leaders to hand over the bailout money what austerity measures are we talking about. well we're going to see a test for those are sturdy measures today as the greek m.p. planning to vote on that property tax is proof extremely unpopular here in the country among the public coming of course on top of severe austerity measures that have been going on for a long long time now is the one on top of the other for the people here they've had cause to government spending they've had cuts to their pensions people have lost their jobs unemployment is extremely high here and now this property tax on top of that really coming at a time of great public can go that the prime minister george patton jay will be traveling to balance night holding talks to discuss the debt crisis it's not known whether you're also need is it going to be handing over that ten point eight billion dollar cash injection is going to be neede

release more emergency cash but the greek public saying girls focused on facing more cuts and tax hikes sara firth is in athens. the patience is running out amongst the people here in greece take your bat and leave that was the message from the protesters here today than outside the finance ministry the organizations a lot of people who are being made unemployed to the government's austerity measures one of the implementations that they've put in place to try and secure that bailout cash the eight billion is going to be decided on later next month so you can see the ban is that the ban on the finance ministry itself saying we want life the people here a feeling that the measures that the put in place are simply stifling them and that realistically that is too high a price to pay so it is certainly a different reaction to the positivity we saw after that positive vote in germany it was certainly a positive step that chancellor merkel managed to secure the majority of that that are seen as taking decisive action but there are questions really eva how much impact that money is going to have not

sara for his more on this highly charged situation. as standard of kosovo thirty's with e.u. and nato forces on one side ethnic serbian protesters on the other it before this is our land our territory it's refusing to accept the cause thing government's attempt to take control of two border crossings here in the north the protesters are standing firm at the barricades they erected is the game of nerves and night this side willing to back down i don't think anyone in the world can come to these people here in the north and tell them give up. go home and accept that you are living in the brandon course or they will not do it for the time being the protesters seem. you don't have to look hard to see signs of the underlying tensions here all along the roads here in the north you come across these makeshift roadblocks serbian people using gravel rocks bits of words whatever they can get their hands on really to disrupt the flow of traffic in this area protestors of the blocks will remain in place until it dialogue begins about who man the border posts and what will happen with the

all right sara thanks very much indeed for bringing us more on this server reporting here. it wasn't all that long ago the al-jazeera news network was considered quote evil by washington but the white house has certainly changed its tune recently praising its groundbreaking coverage that's a little surprising critics after we can lease revelations exposed the director general of the qatar based network of having links to the cia and promoting him to herd we quit our cities now it takes up the story. right now al jazeera english is seen in million american households al-jazeera or the island is not in isolation anymore the channels in your face coverage of the violent turmoil of the middle east and libya's emerging civil war has grounded cousy prime time slot with the u.s. and recent week you leaks claim al-jazeera has now resigned director general had ties to the cia well the detail is basically the u.s. government has been monitoring a media. channel. well they went to the web. and the. inappropriate. or it might. be. stepping into the open sea a member of the royal family

sara first peek into us live there from athens. where eurozone leaders are reportedly planning to boost the region's bailout is going to almost fall for buyers leading european business journalist believes that would be the end of it johana van overtveldt told me that greece will always negatively export its financial troubles. contagion is imminent i mean the situation in portugal in ireland is well known puerto goal is i think in worse shape than ireland but of course the big question with respect to the future of the euro zone is what will happen to spain and italy because here the amounts are that much higher and the the the needs to intervene is that much more huge then it is with respect to the result portugal if you're really then in a totally other ball game a ball game in which for example germany would certainly be very doubtful to go it all the way well if we only look at greece i think it would be a very good thing for luis to leave the eurozone and since greece is only a very small part of the eurozone in one can kind

firth with sara firth of the latest on the economic turmoil in greece. well despite protests in asian why things are looking up today after u.s. reports show an economic rebound according to the latest headlines out this morning's surprise finally from good news on the economic front here's a look at a few of them. stocks rally treasuries or trade on the economy data german reeds of bloomberg financial stocks lead broader rally according to c.n.n. money and wall street journal says a u.s. stocks futures are higher as european markets look to rebound. the reason for these rows we have lined us stocks of the euro rose today on stronger than expected economic data germany's lawmakers approved new powers for the eurozone rescue fund meanwhile here at home the number of jobless claims dropped sharply last week while new numbers show like growth in the u.s. economy for the second quarter now that for those of us who aren't economic experts could be forgiven for thinking perhaps hoping that the economic doom and gloom could soon be a thing of the past but is th

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us thirty measures through that the people say they simply cannot afford now as you've been saying sara greece has been trying to convince germany's main lender that it is worthy of yet more bailout cash talk us through the ways that the country's been trying to avoid default. what we've heard again today very positive rhetoric coming from the u.s. a new leader. the german chancellor and prime minister of greece to his pipe and today saying that they think we can get through the crisis that jenny is going to be behind the skepticism here on the ground really meeting these comments people are saying that they fired all of this before and in fact contrary to what germany's say that you know that behind me to. get out of this place a lot of the sense they can do here is that actually really buying themselves some time to see how this plays out now because again with these austerity measures we've seen them happen before in the year it's a leaders haven't made a decision yet on whether to release that eight billion euros cash injection that greece is going to need to stay in place but it's

germany to convince its main lender the greece is on the right track to reduce its crippling debt sara first in athens for us. the shading on the sails syntagma square tonight thousands upon thousands of people have turned out the parliament discussing the property tax is pretty extremely high country you can see the tension levels rising again and people are trying to take that see we have this we've already seen the riot police leaving and now you can see pulses to go through the nine and being rioting certainly if else like a peace that we saw in the summer when those prices. sadly we saw the violence sunday evening with or stella thing happened on syntagma it's been a struggle here to get the situation under control for the first time in this country is seeing people below the poverty line being cut they simply don't have the money and they're calling on eurozone leaders now to be realistic the talk is certainly turning to that a greek default analysts here have said to us that the really is a case of how that happens whether it's the controls to soltis all greece's terms where the

greek public's anger is focused on facing walcott's and tax hikes as sarah first reports from council sara will germany's decision go anyway do you think in reassuring those countries in dire straits right now and specially where you are in greece. well as he said really no one has been watching more places than here in the country think desperately needing eight million euro a cash and of course with this going free it means that now there is at least some signs of optimism for talking economy that the casual pots be available. a little bit of a struggle for chancellor merkel take honest the polls for a creasing decide how it got us a bailout fund but she managed to get it through the still unsure as to exactly whether she managed to get enough of her own coalition baiting to silence her critics and ready despite that babying opposed to about her people are already looking to the challenges ahead for the eurozone still faces here in greece there was no surprise really that was hard because people here have been saying it was bad for greece is bad for the rest of the eurozone as well remem

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it stars sara jessica parker, don sanchez doesn't know why she does it.view on the aisle. >> i love my mark but sometimes i love it so much. >> and that is sara jessica parker's problem working for a boston financial firm but she has kids and husband. never gets any sleep. you feel the crisis mode building. >> spend more time. >> they did the writing but and then the big opportunity comes. >> so she is headed out of town to share time with pierce brosman and he is a bowler. you know where it's leading. she has vicious people in the office out to get her and other caddy mother on the personal side. this is a woman carrying a burden but what to do? here is an odd moment and i'm not cynical. >>> this is lightweight that seems like a made for tv movie. yes, they deal with the issue with women in the workplace but it seems so dated like out of a doris day movie. then they tack on the sweet ending. i don't know how she does it -- don't much care either. i don't know why they made it. i can only give it a quarter of a bucket. >> that is so harsh but he does it i

sara jessica parker and bill o'rye reilly and dick cheney but they say the mix of co-hostsd that should keep the viewers' attention. >> they don't always agree. it's like sitting around a dinner table except there is a five women which they mostly like, there is one of us that annoys and that is not a bad thing. >> they will have susan lucci and a sneak peek of the final broadcast. >> it's hard h@ >>d the at 3:00, hull go hogan. then at 4:00 and 5:00. >> i just load up because it's a bargain. >> those stores make you want to buy more but do you save more? michael finney looks at whether the warehouse stores really pay off. and state's plan to reunite inmates with their families by releasing locked up moms early. >> those microclimates at big play? >> 80s in the east bay, bug mug gi but back home, fog and temperatures are going to be cool in the city. it's brightening up so the numbers are coming down and tomorrow another 4-5 degrees cooling. coolest day on friday and the plan is for an offshore flow and numbers to climbing to the 80s and 90s and that sounds beach weather for the first t

sara jessica parker and bill o'rye reilly and dick cheney but they say the mix of co-hostsd that should keep the viewers' attention. >> they don't always agree. it's like sitting around a dinner table except there is a five women which they mostly like, there is one of us that annoys and that is not a bad thing. >> they will have susan lucci and a sneak peek of the final broadcast. >> it's hard to believe. >> we'll r@ >>d the at 3:00, hull go hogan then at 4:00 and 5:00. >> i just load up because it's a bargain. >> those stores make you want to buy more but do you save more? michael finney looks at whether the warehouse stores really pay off. and state's plan to reunite inmates with their families by releasing locked up moms early. >> those microclimates at big play? >> 80s in the east bay, bug mug gi but back home, fog and temperatures are going to be cool in the city. it's brightening up so the numbers are coming down and tomorrow another 4-5 degrees cooling. coolest day on friday and the plan is for an offshore flow and numbers to climbing to the 80s and 90s and that sounds beach wea

it's going to kind of be like i hate sara marshall. how many folks so that? it was all over. anywhere you saw it, you saw it. we have to create a culture where we won't accept that. >> you have listed a lot of things going on. where are we going to look to see when its going to start? where can we look to see this is going to start here. we can hold us accountable. >> certainly, so our intention is we are developing a summer resource guide. we will be giving to the community conveners and community builders. and with the san francisco housing authority. these will be saturated. it will be on the msclb website. can you call 211, which is houses all the summer resources. >> it's at the printer. >> when can we expect it to be out? >> in the next few weeks >> can you give us one start date. let's say one particular activity that all of us his or her can look to that has a definite start date? >>on june 21st, the mayor will be hosting an alive and free event. we think we will be able to bring rizza from the wutan clan. particularly gun violence to hear from the youth voice but to

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cl secondhand sara mac laughlin.mo >> tory aim moss can cause lung cancer. >> i miss going into a bar and a having cigarette smoke.te s i do. >> what about the joy of after a night, your clothes smell so a bad you have to wash them because of the cigarettes. you just leave them outside and hope it goes away at some point. >> i grew up -- my parentsrent smoked so i liked that smell,me, that stale smell meant adults mt were in the room. the room. >> the best smell in the worldts if you grew up in a certain area. the first match on the first cigarette of the morning, that sulfur smell is like victorik ree. >> it just meant that bill used the bathroom. a i worked at a place ina. pennsylvania where they had closets for smokers and and nonsmokers and a plaque abovee . them so you couldn't actually pu put your jacket in with the other jackets. isn' isn't that ct razyth? >> it makes sense though. >> well screw you. >> it is less intrusive than somebody walking up to you andri say give me that cigarette jie. we are breeding a nation of woo si es. t smoking is now going t'to beat. seen as coole