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location of the ad, the location, so let's say clear channel -- we have 1100 shelters with free ad sites on each shelter. we know there are 3300 possible ads basis. we know clear channel will be selling 10,000 spaces to yahoo! at these locations. we have these that are free and so we know for the next three months in advance who is selling, the buyer, the site, what is empty and what ever is anti automatically becomes public-service ads. we monitor that because -- automatic wet -- what ever is empty, automatically becomes public service ads. i'm not sure we communicated that effectively to the budget analyst, but we feel comfortable we know how many ads are sold and where they are and who is buying them. supervisor campos: it seems like there is a disconnect in terms of the information was provided because that's different than what the report says. something else the report says is you have not audited the contracts. have you audited the contracts? >> when they did this review, they did this for fiscal year 2009 and 2010. both contracts had just officially been initiated. we are i

the hard truth about meth. in-your-face adshat are turning teens away from this highly addictive drug. that's next. >> pelley: an f.b.i. report out this week says the number of arrests for drug abuse last year came to more than million and a half. methamphetamine is among the most dangerous drugs and ben tracy has a remarkable story tonight about how montana is fighting meth with an ad campaign. it's tough to watch and that's the point. >> they're happy, that's for sure. >> reporter: for more than five years, wendy macker has fought an enemy more powerful than anything she's ever known. >> it takes every bit of nurturing that they might have inside of themselves and just rips it out. it makes them feel like they're worth nothing. >> reporter: she's talking about methamphetamine. >> i lie to my mom. >> reporter: and what the drug did to her son graham. >> i lost, like, 30 pounds. it's hard core. >> reporter: graham was just 16 when this 2007 hbo documentary showed his rapid descent into the grips of meth. >> can't look at it whe

that is what the ad hoc committee will do, research and analysis? >> that is right. >> any of the decision we still have to pass the full board. >> the commission can provide updates. that is not to say a commissioner can also -- a commissioner can join the meeting but they cannot speak as a commissioner but can be there as a member of the public. there is somebody that is

(laughter) and i promise you, we are going to keep the ads coming because two weeks ago i got asked what the colbert super pac stands for and i wanted to ask you, the super nation, to tell us what we stand for as colbertsuperpac.com. so far, 53,000 of you have responded. now, i plan to read all the submissions... (laughter) ... which i am completely capable of doing because reading is something i definitely know how to do. (laughter) but due to the massive volume, we instead use computers to crunch the data. so let's head over to the persuade-u-lux 6000. (cheers and applause) welcome. welcome to the persuade-u-lux. where eloquent speech becomes good and stuff like that. (laughter) i had my staff generate something called a word cloud, a visual representation of your most frequently used words. the more you use them, the larger they would appear in the cloud. so, nation, i give you what you stand for! (laughter) okay, there it is. (cheers and applause) evidently marijuana very high on your list. (laughter) i have forwarded all your contact information to the d.e.a. so they can find out ju

that is what the ad hoc committee will do, research and analysis? >> that is right. >> any of the decision we still have to pass the full board. >> the commission can provide updates. that is not to say a commissioner can also -- a commissioner can join the meeting but they cannot speak as a commissioner but can be there as a member of the public. there is somebody that is not on the committee. these meetings will have to be agenda as to -- agendized. president o'brien: do we have a second? >> i think we have to move forward. i have some -- i think there will be some serious discussions. we are collating information. any member of this commission can sit in on any of these meetings. we cannot participate if we are not a member. can we forward questions based on -- you remember the public but you're not a member of the commission. you do not have a vote at the committee level. >> my guess is that this point in time, i am not so sure we're getting to votes. it is direction to department staff on doing research analysis and findings for the committee. n

the ad hock committee on personal relations forted it back to the board. we were missing one commissioner, president mendoza. so we forwarded it back to her without recommendation. >> thank you, commissioner maufas. any more reports? ok. reading of resolution by norman yee. so basically says further be it resolved hence fortney new instructor of jrotc will have the necessary certification and/or credential to provide general supervision of the independent study in p.e. and this reconsideration request is for the purpose of adding the following language after the paragraph above. and it says, be it further resolved the above requirement for new ars to jrotc shall not apply to three instructors currently in the process of completing school district hiring procedures to begin p.c. in the 2011-2012 school year as long as the following three requirements are met. number one, each instructor must become a qualified intern in physical education to provide general supervision of physical education, independent study within six months of their date of hire. number

the story tonight from nbc's tom costello. >> reebok easy tone shoes -- >> reporter: those reebok ads on tv certainly promised good results. >> they will help make your legs and butt look great, too. >> reporter: just by walking in their toning shoes, customers would see 11% improved muscle tone in the calves and hamstrings, 28% in the buttocks. but today the federal trade commission said that was never proven and the ads were deceptive. >> reebok's claims didn't withstand scrutiny. their consumers expected to get a workout, not to get worked over. >> reporter: the models include the easy tone walking shoes, the run tone running shoes and easy tone flip-flops with customers paying $60 to $100 per pair. now reebok will pay $25 million in refunds to customers who bought the shoes. >> reebok invited us to their secret testing lab to show us the science behind their design. >> reporter: on "today" in 2009 janice lieberman reported that reebok uses balance ball technology to make its shoes. >> air pods under the ball of the shoe. >> reporter: the american council on exercise studied the sh

let me ask is you this, the white house is denying that it pressured ford to pull the ad. ying that it was pressure, that they were pressured to pull the ad. when asked at least by columnist michelle malkin whether they contacted, whether the white house contacted ford about the ad, they refused to answer, and the detroit news is, in fact, reporting that the ad was pulled in response to white house questions. so there is an open question about whether the white house called ford be and complained -- ford and complained about this ad in the first place. what do you think? >> i, ford has a reasonable explanation that the ad ran, its campaign value, and they're moving on to other ads. however, the detroit news story is not, they're not backing away from the story. and the old saying goes, when there's smoke, there's fire. whether or not ford, you know, bended to the questioning and said, you know, let's just go ahead and move on or not, the point is, is it the responsibility of the administration to stifle free speech? myself as an american? i should be able to say whatever i

they say the ads quote are confusing to voters as we get closer to the straw poll on saturday and thedebate on thursday. >> confusing to iowa voters? really? we're not talking about the [bleep] over-- dip [bleep] over in nebraska this is iowa. (applause) and unlike-- excuse me, cus me. but unlike woi, i believe that iowa voters can understand even a complex message like go to the am ercks straw poll, write in perry, spell it with an "a" or did i lose you woi? should i have the boys from who news channel 13 explain it to you? and listen to how they end. >> please let me know if you have any more questions. >> yeah, just one more. what the [bleep]? with an "a" i'm mad! (applause) i am hopping mad. but of course i am not mad at the news team. amanda, and rachel, top-notch. of course john walters giving you the latest on sports and brad edwards manning the weather center, no. i'm talking about woi management. you had our ad for two days, gentlemen. hell, you had my monies fo six days. (laughter) and one hour, one hour before taping you suddenly said hey, it might be too confusing for your

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you mentioned the new rick perry ad, the web ad that shows so much of the imagery and the sounds andhich meant he was not patriotic and everybody else was wearing a flag pin. >> all imagery. becomes all imagery and that's kind of a sad thing, too. >> on the other hand, the love of your country is important to many americans and they want to see that reflected in their candidates. >> i assume that's the common denominator. any time you're running for office, you love your country, but maybe i'm just a pollyanna. >> you're naive. >>> "cnn newsroom" with kyra phillips starts next. >>> stock markets around the world tanking and washington gridlocked, yet again. kate baldwin will tell us about the threat of a new government shutdown looming on the horizon. but, first, christine romans sets the stage for another ugly day on wall street. christine?

, the ad implies that mayor lee was pushed to break a promise, not to seek the office permanently. the campaign office fired back saying that it is telling that the ad is centered around an attack, and doesn't mention one word about jobs. >>> and silicon valley, looking at business leaders and politicians today in the south bay. lieutenant governor newsom and chuck reed attended the conference at the santa clara convention center. they showed that they out paced the rest of the nation, with growth at 13%. compared to the nation's growth of just 2.6%. >> we hope that game changers will happen, in separate clusters of the economy, but also in all clusters of the economy. in silicon valley, the driving industries are renewable energy, high tech, bio detect, life sciences. >> despite that information, the job rate there is above the national average of 10%. >>> and giant cisco systems down casting their annual growth, earlier they said that long-term revenues could grow by 12% this year. but today they changed the growt

the added labor for fabrication -- >> it would not be all this deal? then you said you could resell it if for some reason -- >> we could reuse it on other projects, but we get the most of you before it is fabricated, certainly after it is installed we only have one use for it. take a right. thank you. -- >> right. >> it is 3.7 million we would have been advanced. i would say would be advanced for steel use somewhere else. it could be used at the back plants, pier 70, any number of places, we just would have purchased it sooner than we would have for those projects normally. on the other hand, we're trying to buy it at the low point of the price curve. and the steel could be reused? >> it is hard to say at what point we would exercise the cancel option, but the order would include purchase of raw steel and the fabrication and delivery. if at that point but project does not go forward, then we would be meeting to employ this deal elsewhere in the portfolio. if at some point the project receives approval sooner, we could exercise our determination rights a

the harshest winter in decades added to the suffering of leningrad's starting inhabitants.any dropped dead from hunger. they're terrifying experience was told by survivors who toured schools to tell people about the city's past. this is an older generation that does not want the current to forget. >> the air raids started with a sigh ran, and an air raid warning would affect people to the extent of driving them mad. but it is important to mention also that little children, who did not even understand what was going on, were crying. >> the soviet authorities eventually got supplies through to the starving city and lifted the siege. some of the credit rests with stalin. what is also certain is that leningrad's fayed would have been far worse if the city had fallen to the nazis. >> lots of anniversaries this weekend. you have been watching newsday from the bbc. i am in singapore. >> i'm in london. from both of us, thanks for watching. >> makes sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and ho

the ad is disrespectful for women. water over this girl's t- shirt that reads, i'm too pretty for homework. it too is sexist. >>> coming up on the sports edge, the redskins looking to fix some issues against the rams this sunday. we'll break it down for you. and one nba player knows what he'll be doing. a job at regency furniture. a chase based here. he tweeted this photo. he has a criminal record, so he can't play overseas. he explained his conviction is a quote, misunderstanding. [ female announcer ] this is steve and lynn, and they have a good question. can the aetna app make you healthier? well,at you do with it. and there's an awful lot you can do with it. access your medical history, view claims, get reminders for mammograms, find in-network doctors, track your health goals... run with it. i got my cholesterol down. i lost five pounds. [ female announcer ] see for yourself, aetna.com aetna. know more. get better. >>> hello, everybody. dave ross live for the game of the week. you voted for it. you got it. 4-0 again

if you look back in the bush had been a station, the only added 11,000 jobs per month. -- the bush administration, and they only added 11 balls and jobs per month. >> people do seat -- people do see jobs less than a leading indicator. based on the figures that you see every day, should americans be worried? >> we are not in a recession technically. but i know there is a large number of people, 14 million, that are out of work. people are underemployed. we have to do more. we cannot let loose of that idea of pushing for more jobs to be created. >> a lot of communities in america have suffered long-term unemployment see no prospects whatsoever. they say that we are in a recession. >> the president is putting forward some bold proposals to boat.ift everybody's >> you have been at this for the best part of three years. what's more there is in the toolbox? >> we cannot give up, we cannot go back. some of these ideas that he has have proven to work. i know they will provide assistance so that we can work that unemployment rate. we have gridlock in congress. you have a congress that wants to undermine,

the federal trade commission says that the ads are deceptive. cost between $60 and $100 a pair. reebok hasgrdee to stop claiming they improve muscle tone but will remain part of the reebok band. you may be eligible for a refund. you can go the website and fill out the refund form. let's find out what's going on in sports. i see you more as a nike man, though. >> yeah, i'm not wearing those reebok shoes, so no worries for me. in sports tonight, the giants and a's done for the season, but a pair of exciting finishes in the playoff races. two east coast cities not sleeping very well right now. we'll show you who's in and who's out and how it wentne is b sports is next here on nbc bay area. [ lisping ] i lost my front tooth the other day, which would be great... if i was seven. i'm forty-six. and the tooth fairy doesn't come when you're forty-six. just lots of referrals and appointments and bills that costs tons. maybe i'll keep it... it adds character... right? [ male announcer ] we know life can be unpredictable. that's why we offer affordable hea

the dow added 276 points. the s&p and nasdaq also showed some gains as well. >>> check this out. it may be her most outrageous look yet. yes, that is lady gaga. she will appear in the october issue of "harper's bazaar" almost completely without any makeup. still, she says she wouldn't call it natural, saying this. "artifice is the new reality anyway." she looks great. >> cool. susan, thanks very much. >>> coming up, a college freshman says his new shoes gave him blisters and we winds up in the rid dic russ. ? maybe you want to know more about anatomy, or astronomy. you could master something new,

accounts department or something like that and ask them about this right here, the person that posted the ad, you know, and give them the -- they would -- >> judge judy: i would have him arrested. >> your honor -- >> judge judy: no, i would have him arrested. i would go in, file a criminal complaint, have him arrested. it's a federal offense. the district attorney will do everything that you suggest that i do. judges don't do that. judges don't gather evidence for you. right now, there is nothing here that links him satisfactorily to the harassment. but i guarantee you that the federal prosecutors and the federal authorities can do that, madam, and i suggest that you do it. it's tantamount to stalking. that's exactly what it is. it's tantamount to stalking. i'd contact the federal authorities and have him arrested. >> well, since vandalism doesn't seem to be like a crime, i don't imagine why any internet thing would be. >> judge judy: vandalism, my dear, is a crime if you can prove it. you can't. >> she has an admission in the police report, ma'am. >> judge judy: i don't see an admission in

floor. >> we added the top. it didn't go out. >> when you added the top floor was it street side of set back some? >> it is set back some. >> do you know how many feet? that's ok. >> 14 inches. >> ok. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hi. my name is mary ellen o'connor. my parents purchased the house at 430 day street, two doors up. it is next to the house where the statement was read two minutes ago. many have mentioned many of the houses on the block have a garage level and two floors above it with no setback. this is a nice family. i would like you to let them do what they want so that they can have their home office and their children in separate rooms and their parents come live with them if that is what they so desire to do. i also do not -- i lived in the house as an adult in the 1990's because my parents have a little apartment downstairs and i do not agree that they should be required to build out into the backyard because i love standing in the backyard of my parents' house and looking at all the f

. >> this year he canceled the ads. >> this comes three days after we informed them we were no longer going to sponsor the sharks for this season. >> but the sharks in a statement handed out before the game say the purpose of the policy is to protect the investment of it's corporate sponsors. stanley insists it's a first amendments on issue aimed at him. >> t-shirts from google, oracle, nike, adidas, you will find out half the arena will not be full. >> stanley wearing his t-shirt walked into the shark tank, showed his ticket and mace hits his way to the seats. he loves the shark but he will go to court if that's what it takes. >>> a head of the san jose chapter of the hells angels has been killed in sparks nevada during the motorcycle event. more than 20 shots were fired in a confrontation between rival motorcycle gangs. 87ry pettigrew was -- jeffrey pettigrew was killed when you have people enter our city with bad intentions bad things will happen. >> the mayor of sparks declared a state of emergency and canceled the rest of the event in the city. there's fears of retaliation and a

the day's gain. general electric added nearly 3% while cummins jumped 6%. oracle gave the nasdaq the biggest boost, rising nearly 3%. apple shares inched up 1% on renewed expectations for investor incentives. best buy shares plunged 7% after an unexpectedly weak quarterly report. august retail sales are on tap today along with producer priced inflation data. a discount light from high end line missoni crashed target's website on tuesday. in the wake of demand for more privacy controls, facebook is rolling out so-called smart lists today to make it easier for users to control which friends view certain content. the infamous winklevoss twins have found a way to cash in on their way to facebook fame. >> hey, that's a good idea. >> what? >> cracking it like that. >> could be huge. >> think someone will steal it? >> no word on how much wonderful pistachios shelled out for the ad. >>> a milestone for new york yankees pitcher mariano rivera. plus, fresh from jail, more antics from manny ramirez. this time it's captured on video. your early morning sports headlis >>

because the ad is getting a lot of attention starting today. we're going to talk a bit later this morning now with one of the heads of the rick perry campaign. stay tuned for that later today, the communications director, ray sullivan, his reaction to all this and the response, coming up here in "america's newsroom". martha: meanwhile, bill, mitt romney making what is sort of a mandatory stop for any candidate, the old meeting with mr. donald trump in new york. so the donald sat down with trump in new york city, trump says after meeting with romney and perry, he says it's pretty tough to compare the two. listen to this: >> i met with rick perry, i really liked him a lot, i thought he was a terrific guy, today i met with mitt romney, absolutely very impressive. we had some good -- very different people. it's very interesting. and i don't want to get into it, but they are very, very different people. but i was very impressed today with mitt romney. if i'm going to endorse somebody, i want to endorse somebody that really can turn this country aroun

this morning, the police told them that the teens had mills represented their age in a craigslist ad. the police are worried about the possibility of other victims. the next court date is september 15th. >>> the labor department's latest jobs report raising fear that the u.s. could be headed into another recession. the figures out that morning show that the total nonfarm payroll jobs were unchanged for the month of august. that means that any jobs added last months were offset by jobs lost for a net of 0 new jobs. that is the weakest job report in almost a year. the unemployment rate remains at 9.1%. >>> taking a live look at the big board, the numbers have been down all day during the news. they are trickling down to the session lows. the nasdaq is down 3%, down 76. s&p down 33. volume is fairly light, though, ahead of the three-day labor day weekend >>> and bank stocks are taking a pounding with news of an impending lawsuit by the federal government. federal housing financial officials plan more than a dozen large banks over mortgage quality during the housing collapse. they say tha

the same at 9.1%. no net jobs were added in august. that is the first time in 60 years the economy essentially added zero jobs. the bright spots are in health care where 30,000 jobs were added and in mining where about 6,000 jobs were added. manufacturing stayed the same. employment and trade and construction was also stagnant. this report comes as the white house also releases a disappointing prediction that unemployment is likely to stay aboveth% for at least the next year. president obama is expected to make some comments about it before he leaves for camp david in a few hours. we'll bring you reaction from democratic and republican leaders during my next update in an hour. for now we are live in washington, d.c. alison burns. >>> we are getting a look at new video of the moment that the earthquake struck on the east coast. this is surveillance video from a high school in virginia. the quake hit last tuesday and severely damaged that school. it could be several years before the building is fully repaired. so all 1400 students are mov

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i saw the ad in the tribune for today, it's like i had to rush down here. >> in san jose, fewer thaniddle and high school students were out the vaccine z one student said she tried to get an appointment with her doctor. >> my doctor scheduled me four weeks later so we zrnt a say in it. so we -- i was schedule forward yesterday. they told me they were doing free immunizations today. >> the deadline for school districts to get their students immunized is 30 days from the start of school. for many that, is september 30th ooj and starting to be like fall out there. and this is beautiful. >> beautiful day. and now, wind is picking up and it's cool neert coast. so feeling fall like, we're a week from the start. there is a live view from our south beach camera here. there is is an advancing marine layer there. and lots of blue skies around and there is a beautiful evening z there is into the east bay there, is a mix of 60s and 70s, in the south 68 in san jose. and there is about winds and concord, gusts up to 37 miles per hour. sfo winds gusting to 36 miles per hour and 20 miles per hour gu

the materials sector added 2%; industrials and energy gained about 1.5% each. we saw a continued rebound in some commodity prices-- oil popped more than 5%. silver bounced up 5% after its rout since the middle of last week. and copper was up 5% from multi- month lows. energy services firm transocean gave up earlier gains to end down more than 1%. transocean was one of the company's involved in the gulf oil disaster last year. it owned the rig that blew up. late today, the coast guard announced it was working with transocean to find the source of oil sheens that have shown up in the gulf of mexico. the guard said the sunken "deepwater horizon" oil rig may be the source of the oil spotted over the past several months. finally, the u.s. dollar index. as worries about greece took hold in september, the dollar rallied strong, up more than 5% in the past month. with some confidence about europe handling its troubles, the dollar fell 1% today. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> susie: despite the struggling economy and turbulent stock market, money spent on advert

here's part of the ad: >> the president: despite all the naysayers who were predicting failure, our economywing again. no more manufactured crises, no more gains, we are headed in the right direction. i love folks who say this is obama's economy that is fine, give it to me. >> no jobs created. >> people are demoralized. what has happened? >> americans living in poverty. >> all time low. >> 36.2 million people -- >> headed in the wrong direction. >> the president: i'm just getting started! >> sean: butting americans back to work no doubt topic number one tomorrow night in orlando. fox news contributor monica crowley and along with her is nicole petallides. i started a while back calling him president zero on my radio show that's a powerful ad. >> that ad is blockbuster. the only thing miss something world -- that is an absolutely devastating ad. it speaks to the truth. this president has been in office nearly three years. we have seen staggeringly and stubbornly high unemployment that he has been unable or anemic to nonexistent economic growth. collapse of american power in the world. all la

the second part were related to the demolition of the added building. on the initial change order, the hazardous waste removal aspect had not been determined. that is now covered in this change order. we have not had access to the buildings ahead of time to assess the level of hazardous material. in addition, because of the lack of access to one of the buildings, we were unable to determine exactly what the existing condition of the building, the type of materials used, and it came back. when they started taking it down, it was more difficult to separate the debris. there was more wood than what we thought was concrete. it required extra time to take that are part and separate it. some removal of appliances and trash removal that was required, things left behind by the tenants, also made the decision to offer all the concrete on this particular case because we already noticed that there was a surplus of recycled concrete on site. that was an alternate included in the original proposal that we did not execute with the initial change order, and it was orig