or district supervisors are the full up to the won't constituents who brought ç/7/o5issues to the tacs in / obstacles and challenges that qm we have so we look forward to a fruitful discussion and i jçjço hoping at some g0g0 district will have the opportunity perhaps the opportunity qsqs5tÑto share new we shared tonight and some of the other pieces of inforo.oc know that we actually focus on the nd latino and sano an students in particular. >> could we request that he we put that particular item on the next meet something. >> sure. any of us that are the committee can certainly share that k personally request that this be shared with the committee. >> thank you very much. >> and if ihiya . >> you will have to look it up on the website. and the board of education by four aye's and approve the amount made available to reinstate a settlement fund. in the matter of san francisco unified school district versus pierce street the board of education by four aye's and three absent approve authorization for district and insurance company to pursue damage claim through litigation if necessary. f

still it's noteworthy after an august where we didn't see any rainfall at all, at least through sea-tac airport. some of the flash flood watches include southern portions of california, nevada, southwestern utah and northwestern arizona. potential for locally heavy rainfall. you see some of the daytime heating helps enhance some of the lifting in the atmosphere, you get better coverage rainfallwise. there's a look closer in at some of the showers mid 70s. there will be warmer spots including fresno with temperatures in the mid 90s. at least a few areas looking good today. again, we will track the chances for showers. we'll take a look out towards the next couple days. >> not too bad. >>> an awesome way to start the week. kind of a cake monday weatherwise. >>> wall street on stimulus watch, expectations for a new iphone and making a killing on coca-cola. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus hollywood suffers a historically bad weekend at the box office. >>> coming up, a thrilling finish for serena williams. rory mcilroy does it again. it's back, week one of

i had also discussed with the chair the board can hear directly from the tac. i am aware of the resignations and the impetus behind them. rather than being able to come to establish to have established a quorum at the last meeting to consider the proposal and come with recommendations including things you like for dinallo like about these -- this proposal, that opportunity, at least on this last proposal, it was not there. it was not there to rubber-stamp the proposal made by staff. it is to analyze and make recommendations. there was a lost opportunity there. to the extent that there is anything that is good in this proposal, a credit all the different folks across the spectrum i have talked to. to the extent that there is anything that folkestone obligor feel good but i take responsibility for those. i think in presenting this to the board i do it in a spirit i believe they're open to feedback including some of what we heard and have seen in advance of this meeting to make it fair and workable and that is the spirit in which this was developed. i will walk th

us don't have a nick or a cut on their hand and are you going to touch someone's blood and your in tac skin will protect you from most ilknows. however, if you have a cut on your hand you have a path for infection to get inside of you and you want a pair of latex gloves -- several pairs of glo gloves that you can put on and change as you go from patient t patient hopefully and at least wash your hands and disinfect your hands between patient contacts and the eyes are like an open wound and path to get into your body and glasses and take the old glasses and throw them in your kit and you have something to wear and face mask and of course dust and dirt and all of these disasters throw up dust and dirt and especially in a dryer season and push comes t shove a band da bandana. and after a disaster is not the time to let your hygiene slip and it's a time to tighten it u and communitycable diseases and if it's wet and not yours don't touch it. gloves and every patient contac and don't touch blood and it's good rule to live by. hepatitis a and sal min nillia and geria and assumed to be in the

that is one of the items the tac got on the agenda that never got forward -- i do not know if she isur director but she never brought it to your attention after we voted on it to have that done. continuing to do that brings people up on here to speak to you that have experience, educated to know what they're talking about in the cab industry. it is a benefit to everyone of us including you to have that knowledge presented to us. talking about extorting drivers is ludicrous. we have doneÑi everything to hep our drivers with hybrid equipment to give them, save money on fuel, to give them a and to give them the most -- my job is to keep the meter on as long as i can for these drivers. my job is to pick up the people of san francisco. i am not going to be slandered when we do projectiles can act. we do things for the city and county on a daily basis. we have the largest wheelchair accessible van program in the u.s. and our customers are happy and we try to improve it daily on a daily basis. getting back to the reality of the facts, the city needs more taxicabs. it needs to help the peopl

i'm feeling less productive what i need some inspiration for writing i would go to a self professed tac nerd but she graduated with high marks and has four years of work experience at microsoft under his belt while he may have had his pick of cushy jobs buc she chose to become a freelancer and is now working online on short term branding campaigns for multiple clients around the world such as american express she's part of a growing trend of people who are moving their work out of the office and online studies show that one third of the global workforce will be hired online by two thousand and twenty and it seems like boxy is the hot commodity experts say that one third of their freelance projects from around the world are being completed by people here in india they say it's not just about hiring workers for lower wages they also believe that indians are extremely competitive when it comes to getting white collar jobs the internet has created a level playing field and now indians like buck she are being chosen to work for major international companies where are. they doing. what i woul

tac you have to have the information on the ground what does that information come from it comes from working closely in tandem with pakistani military intelligence that they would choose to attack their attack there why after so many years were we have we not been able to kill the leader of the country network or mullah omar or goldman hekmatyar the three leaders of the taliban or why did we have to go in and kill osama bin laden why didn't the pakistani intelligence tell us where these people were maybe they knew and maybe they don't know but i happen to think they absolutely know. but they have we have to have that intelligence on the ground and i think it's far better in pakistan then in afghanistan but it comes because pakistan works closely with these people and they work closely with the united states and who they want to attack they want to allow the united states to attack i say this interview by asking about afghanistan but i want to wrap it up by asking you about something you said that because you recently said that you believe that your lesson and its allies are fighting

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creatinghis energy and to some degree isffec wou lo a tac that october 2008, 16% of republicans saiddent obama is a muslim. in july of 22, 3 of mu. thest it's doubled. more republicans, twice as many, believe the president is a muslim today than they did four years ago, even though i might underscore, there is aolutely nothing wrong with being a muslim. >> nothing. >> that's true, although ty feckse. the more you poll that question, the higher the percentage gets because for a lot of republicans that have this distaste for obama, the idea that he's a muslim explains a lot to them. the other thing that i noticed is that sometimes barack obama polls wlnugy thk he might be a muslim. but i really have to insist, i don't think it will work in the d ldeatlookg candidates. >> these pictures that you've shown is something like out of mad magazine. that's exactly what -- you know, i used to read mad magazine when i'm a teenager. grow u and i wish the grownups would me back to e rlica party, honestly. >> joe, ana marie, thanks for your time tonight. >>> still ahead, paul ryan has some advice f

when you get into the nitty-gritty dill tac, you wonder, well, why would he do that? he did it because six senators came out with a new plan and david plouffe, the senior political adviser in the white house, the man who was obama's 2008 campaign manager says, oh, wait a minute, this is a watershed moment. this will give boehner more maneuvering room because some republicans are calling for more... revenue. and the congressional liaison in the white house tells the president, look, if you don't do this, you are going to be seen as the weakest president in all of mankind. and in that kind of environment, the president impulsivelily goes out, endorses the plan and boehner is trying to -- go ahead. >> sean: you know what infuriated me as all of this is going on, the president's fixation on one issue. that this can't come up again before the election. i think the one thing that might have helped, if it did come up before the election because it would be self-serving at that moment that they might have the pressure of getting something done. and i thought, that bothered me

the tac in particular about president obama's relationship with prime minister netanyahu in israel.tell us first about the influences on president obama in terms of the situation in middle east and thinking about the state of israel. casco when you look at this relationship, which is really falling apart, typically people say bush is bad chemistry the elected by minister and the president of the united states. vicious unfortunate circumstances and these guys just don't get along. and sometimes that happens in life. however, both leaders to us that the goals of the country and organization ahead of personality. but what i discovered is one personality crash, obama and israel go back to the 1980s. i found three handwritten letters written by barack obama to a palestinian those, where he is trying to cruciate him so. i touch on this roughly in the book. reverend wright, goes after someone who is influential and takes on his views of israel as well. most importantly, you have brought by walt and come up with neighbor in height park, in an area of chicago had a synagogue there. he's real

on the board, there are three airport codes-- psc, tac, pls.p. which one do you think is the code, you be flying into. ( audience yelling suggestions ) >> pls? i will say pls. >> wayne: pls. now the person that you listened to, do you know them? >> no. >> wayne: so you are just banking your trip, your seven- night getaway on the word of-- who said pls? there's a dude back there, "i said it! i was trying to spell 'please.'" ( laughter ) >> i think i have seen it on there before. i don't know. i think i have seen it on there before, like on hotwire. >> wayne: okay. but what if you are wrong? >> then it's a zonk and i'm done, so... >> wayne: but you shouldn't have to settle for that. you know what, i will give you $1,000. i will give you $1,000 right now. that's it. i will give you $1,000 to walk away. ( audience yelling suggestions ) >> i'm going to go for it. i will go with pls. >> wayne: you are going to go with pls, okay. let's show you... go ahead. >> jonathan: i was going to say he could use a new rope. you could make it $1,100 and he could

uncovering, why would the white house have their first reaction be that this was a spontaneous eye tacible taeup a spontaneous attack that came from the street, why not being average what happened from the get go given what they knew. >> there is no answer yet. it's astonishing when you look at all the sound bytes from susan rice, the ambassador from the united nation, the spontaneous uprising that got out of control and some elements hijacked the protest. we have been reporting on this over the days and there wasn't a significant protest outside that consulate, apparently, before this attack happened, and now you're hearing about this al-qaida element that was very, very prevalent. yesterday the national -- martha: i'm sorry i want to point out there is the video their shadowy figures walking through the streets in benghazi that night. and there are three or four you can see in this video. i urge everybody at home to take a close look at this. there is no apparent protest e embroiling around them in the street. and this is outside the consulate where chris stevens was brutally murdere

i have them eat hard tac at one point. but my supplier is out of business.lso teach classes on the history of baseball and other 19th century topics. >> host: chandra manning, what did you find in the southern soldiers' letters. >> guest: they surprised me even more. i walked into this project just convinced they were not going to talk about slavery. why would they? i couldn't see how two out of three white families in the confederacy did not open slaves. overwhelming majority of the men in the ranks were nonslaveholders. i thought there would be a, what's in it for me, altitude towards slavery. so the far for them would have been fought for different reasons, and i went into the project -- it was clear that succession happened to safeguard the institution of slavery. i knew that but i didn't think the regular guys saw the war in those terms. so i expected the war to be for him a sort of process of disillusionment. i entered for one reason and find it's about something else and this isn't my war after all. and that's what i thought i would find, and i really

talking about "e walltrt jol" tac t lawyer in gram has had legitimate concerns, rush, you name it.nservativ because the coervatives that are leaders who undetand what a mess ts tr i and our party's in, they're with me. but let's just say some of the screechers, whether it's certain talk radio shows or -- people -- you know,hey're blaming the pos. it's the pollster's fault, right? like the mondale people were blaming the polls the day before the election. blame it on everything else but where the blame li. that's mitt romney and his horrible campaign. peggy noonan was ay. ese isplik peggy noonan. these id yachts people like "the wall street journal." the people blast people like laura ingram they say, why aren't you a loyal public. a loyal republican says the house isn fire, time is nninout. ife'ngo ss house, we'd better do it now. i tried a couple of weeks ago. guess what? time's running out. you know when voting is starting in ohio? next week. >> 26 states have already started early votg. >>6teve started early voting. in ohio, where the polls show us how horribly mitt romney is do