now, the third serge is the diplomatic serge. an afghan-led political process that aims to shatter the alliance between the taliban and al-qaeda and the insurgency and hope to produce more stability. to begin, we are working with the afghans on a new strategic partnership declare ration to provide a long term framework for bilateral cooperation and nato cooperation as agreed to again at lisbon. it will bolster afghan and regional confidence that afghanistan will not again become a safe haven for terrorists and an arena for competing regional interests. as the president said last night, this ensures we'll be able to continue targeting terrorists and supporting a sovereign afghan government. it will also provide a backdrop of reconciliation with insurgents who must meet clear red lines, abandon violence and al-qaeda and io bide by the constitution of afghanistan including protections for women. as i said in february in the speech outlining this strategy, these are the necessary outcomes of any negotiation. in the last four months,

a lot of that fog has been serge into the santa clara valley.edwood city. 66 daily city. fog into saturday. and a rebound sunday. warmer. especially inland. >>> all right thank you, steve. bank of america customers will want to make sure they pay their credit card bills on time. starting next week a missed payment could result in penalties of 30% of future balances. b of a will review a card holders track record to decide whether or not not to hike the customers rate. >>> there is growing concern about pay and job cuts this morning. many of the big firms are preparing for deep cuts. many profits are still not as big as they were before the recession began. >>> and you can own a piece of las vegas history. they shut down the city hear a hotel. they are holingsing a liquidation sale. i heard there are very cool vintage items that have been around. >>> time now 5:52. new complaints and confusion surrounding the coliseum in oakland. why the management is being slammed by customers and it doesn't stop there. >>> plus a special reunion that is fit for

, 30,000 troop serge, that he would begin to return those troops home in july of this year. last night, true to form, the president made good on that commitment. 10,000 troops by the end of this year, and over the next year, approximately 30,000 troops to return from afghanistan. now, what would it look like if we left right now? if we just decided to close the book on this painful era in our history, close the book on it, get everybody out of there like we're doing in iraq, and just leave. what would the area look like, and what would the future look like for americans? could we be snug as a bug in the rug, and think that we don't have to worry about what's being fermented in these ungoverned areas? what about pakistan, a nuclear country right next door to india, a nuclear country? india having been the victim in the mumbai attacks of a terrorist plot hatched in pakistan, you know? what would we do if we left that area just totally destabilized by withdrawing our troops from afghanistan? i submit it would not look pretty in the long term. we would end up having to recommit

the chief of police, craig serge. and all of you, family, friends, firefighters, police officers, all who has come as one to unite in our tribute. in a very special way to tony and vinny and to their families. firefighters do it together. we live together, we eating together, we cleaning together, we drill together, we respond together, and we laughing together. we joking together, we fight together, we watch each other's backs together, and sometimes we die together and sometimes we are buried together. and today, we are all grieving together. not just firefighters, but all of us who acknowledge the sacrifice that vinny and tony have made for us. in our first greeting today, the commander of the army wants to commemorate the death of all those who died in battle and he adds a sacrifice to the temple in jerusalem in their honor. and so today, we are gathering in this cathedral to offer a sacrifice in memory of those who have made the supreme sacrifice. tony and vinny died together and they will be buried together. and

they're going through an executive director serge process right now. we provided $25,000 to help them with that process. that is the end of my presentation. chairperson campos: thank you very much. colleagues, any questions for the thorough and quick presentation? we appreciate that. why don't we open it up to public comment? i have speaker cards from lisa, james tracey, steve woo, and lorenzo listano. if you can come forward, you each have two minutes. >> i am lisa. i have lived in the tenderloin for 36 years. i appreciate local programs like the north of market community benefits center, safe havens, clean city, and the good neighbor coalition project they work on. chairperson campos: great. thank you very much. >> my name is steve wu. my group wants to express our of our support for the strong leadership provided by their director. we have worked closely with the cbd for many years and have good things to say about them and their great work. thank you. chairperson campos: thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is james tracy. the first thing -- full

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then during the 19th serge -- 19th century with texas taken away, then the united states invaded us, then the french invaded us in 1963, then the americans invaded us again in 1914. and so on and so forth. as a matter of fact, all of the factoids are more complicated than they seem. what i try to say is let's move on. let's leave it behind us. look to the future and more importantly, look to what the country has become. look to the 11 or 12 million mexicans who live in the united states. one out of every nine mexican citizens in the world lives in the united states. that's a greater share than any country expect el salvador. which is a small country. 300 million across the border back and forth every year. why do we want to dwell on the past when we are so open and so beneficial to the country to be so open. but we're obsessed with it. you know, we have a very change situation in mexico. it's one the anecdotes i write about here. we have laws that foreclosured a series of jobs to naturalize mexicans. a naturalized cannot be a member of the cabinet, governor, mayor, police chief, memb

the other reason, of course, a good reason to write this novel is because of the serge in violence in darfur that i've already described, but i also wanted to tackle the fact that i think our racism is one of the reasons that we don't regard these people as quite human enough to empathize with. bear in mind, let's say in the democratic republic of congo where it's estimated by human riewcts watch and the international crisis group that about 5 million people have dieded in the last ten years in an absolute media vacuum. bear in mind in the democratic republic of congo, every hour 48 women are raped, and then think about the amount of news space we give to silly air-headed celebrities, and you see what i mean. i wanted to tell the story of these women because, you know, being a woman in sudan is not a trip to the base bar in itself. the rates of illiteracy is up to 80%. in sudan, the highest mortal fatality in the world. women have a one of seven chance dying in childbirth compared with in this country, a 1 in 44,000 chance. that, for me, puts it in perspective. these women you see her

have hit out at the serbian government for handing him over about foreign affairs author and expert serge drift coverage believes the former army general may have gone voluntarily to the hague. the rumor has it in belgrade and actually got a. reliable source on the big overnighted from belgrade a lot of it. because of martin very serious health problems he had actually made a deal with the serbian a colleague who secured the painting. a an undisclosed sum of money who apparently to continue paying the requirements. in return so he was reading this would be. a possible explanation but he was careful to close with the same name who presumably would have been under constant supervision in the period. when on the ground to cause him to. and more to come for you during this half hour of news after here in simulated space it's the final homestretch for the man returning from mars joiners he's here all over as he spells out the details of the trip so far. before that russia isn't a drugs chief has slammed the report into their car express for a worley years and politicians as drugs propaganda vi

today's serge was prompted by fbi aerial surveillance. police believe at least four of the victims are linked to one killer. >>> libyan leader gadhafi proclaims he is not leaving his country despite nato's decision to increase air strikes. as danielle notingham reports, the libyan situation is at the top of president obama's talks with nato. >> reporter: gadhafi promised to fight to the death. in a phone call to state tv, he shouted we will not surrender. the call ended when more jets flew over head. several structures in gadhafi's compound were severely damage and at least one person was killed. president obama talked about the situation with libya while meeting with the german chancellor here at the white house. president obama called on germany to step up when gadhafi leaves. obama says both believe that gadhafi's remove from power is inevitable. >> danielle notingham. >>> more bad news for the recovering economy. fewer jobs were made available in april. the labor department says job postings dropped by 30,000 for the last three months

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there is another related story, the front page of the "wall street journal" titled "deadline to end serge." -- surge." you can read more on line by going to "wall street journal" online. next call, go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. there are some obvious issues relating to government and military spending. i think that they have presented the facts in the way that individuals need to hear it. there is a concern about the capturing of terrorists, but i think what most people are concerned about is the overspending in military. that is something that we want to hear more about, how to cap spending and redirect so we can do something about putting money back into the treasuries. host: there is a piece in the coffin " wall street journal" about how to deal with the debt crisis . the editorial from james baker, former treasury secretary in the reagan administration, former secretary of state in the bush administration this morning in the open washington journal." -- in the "washington journal." sammy, good morning. caller: good morning. your the worst terrorist form of identifyin

there is another related story, the front page of the "wall street journal" titled "deadline to end serge." -- surge." you can read more on line by going to "wall street journal" online. next call, go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. there are some obvious issues relating to government and military spending. i think that they have presented the facts in the way that individuals need to hear it. there is a concern about the capturing of terrorists, but i think what most people are concerned about is the overspending in military. that is something that we want to hear more about, how to cap spending and redirect so we can do something about putting money back into the treasuries. host: there is a piece in the coffin " wall street journal" about how to deal with the debt crisis . the editorial from james baker, former treasury secretary in the reagan administration, former secretary of state in the bush administration the open washington journal." -- in the "washington journal." sammy, good morning. caller: good morning. your the worst terrorist form of identifying -- you are the

percentage of gdp, you can see the relative cost going forward and you can see they are very similar serges and costs, based primarily on population aging. if you look at this pitch, this is the ratio of covered workers paying into social security security