also, the greeters, the people that provide child care. all the folks out there, raise their hands. paul, chris, tiffany, johnny,

also, the greeters, the people that provide child care. all the folks out there, raise their hands. paul, chris, tiffany, johnny, diana, chilly -- thank you so much for helping me tonight. and i want to thank everyone because this is a tough and painful and emotional process, and everyone really came ready and also very respectful. it did not have to go like this, and i just really wanted to appreciate that, and this is just the beginning of a dialogue and process for our office. we will continue to hold budget stakeholders meetings, so please, come up to our staff and signed up so you can find out when our meetings are and continue to engage. i wanted and community members for being irresponsible about what we can contribute to these cuts. we will come out and do more clean up and held out if you can help us bring lights to the victoria park. those other types of solutions. we can all can cheviot to that process as well. we really heard a lot of things that were said tonight. district 6 is home to one of the most diverse constituencies here in the city. we have the poorest resident

in front and they're like, hello, how are you, the greeterarently this store in -- >> it's annoying. >> it's annoying, isn't it? in a home depot in iowa. the woman came in here dog. the dog was also annoyed, jumped on the greeter's face and bit his nose. we're just saying, good story. >> you are serious. >> i wanted to bring that up because we can't stand those greeters. they are like, can i help you? you're like, i know how to shop. >> take the receipt and highlight thing on the receipt. really, that's going to stop things. come on. some of them are really old. the grandma, you do your thing. this also i like this story here. apparently president obama kind of lost his cool with a reporter, didn't feel like the reporter gave him enough space to completely answer the questions being asked it. take a listen. >> let me finish my answers the next time we do the interview, all right. >> the president kind of cool and stern there with the reporter. >> didn't like to. you have got five minutes to ask the questions and you want to get the questions

. >> what percentage of the sale to the greeter get? >> more than you would expect. e anywhere from 20 to 60 percent of the sale without ever touching it. >> it's a formula that has served just as well. he launched the website in 2005 with his father and brother. he said sisal is running in more than $100 million a year in revenue. the users great 150,000 new products every day. it literally every second new designs are being offloaded to the website. from there the machines takeover building not exactly to your specifications. a unique business model calls for only raw materials, no actual products until someone places an order off the site. >> what we decided to do in terms of the business models is combined the best aspects of the bay marketplace and what dell was doing at the time which was compelling that's customization for electronics. if we conclude a marketplace where users can design products, and pulls them for sale if we could only figure out make those products on this and that's pretty cool. speaking the products sold so well that she quit her job and en

greeter. you were part of the license issuing unit. you were deputy marriage commissioner, or you were on the recording side. each one of those functions required a different set of skills, a different oath of office if they needed to be sworn in as a deputy county clerk to issue marriage licenses or as a deputy county recorder if they were going to register the marriage licenses or the deputy marriage commissioner if they were going to be performing ceremonies. >> donna, place the ring on her ring finger. >> the marriage commissioner training was only about a half hour. it was very simple. very well run, very smooth and then we were all sworn in. >> they said we would get our scheduled sunday night and so 7:00, 8:00, 10:00, you know, i got it at 11:00. this person who was orchestrating all of the shifts and the volunteers and who does what, you know, said from her office sunday night at 11:00. they are just really helping each other. it's a wonderful atmosphere in that way. >> have you filled out an application? >> not yet. you want t

could stand trial on the on a negligent homicide count so that shows the america that that you and in this case is particularly greeters because when we wade through all of the state department's rhetoric but we find that the first attempt by the state department to register ray davis as a diplomat occurred one day after these incidents before at best there were only attempts to accredit him as a consular official which really wouldn't help and deal with these problems so the u.s. was trying to pull off a little bit of abracadabra to protect him very interesting story it is an interesting story i'm curious if you think that a double standard that you just kind of spoke about would it will have an impact on the u.s. and pakistan moving forward and working together in the way to a u.s. needs pakistan in a wine tear. so it absolutely has i mean you know the it is become a hot issue on the streets and pakistan so it's helped provoke massive demonstrations but largely much groups who were not america's friends to begin with but america's support amongst the professionals in the middle class that are the core of the new rela

their own money by the private final take here half of these jobs that were created with equal wal-mart greeter jobs i think until we change our trade policies in a really significant way that that makes both republicans and democrats frankly cringe other than a few progresses in congress and ron paul. we're going to continue to have a problem in my view and you see any in a new c.n.n. poll shows support for the tea party all time low just thirty two percent yesterday fox news had to abandon its daylong breaking news out of the press coverage on the tea party rally here on capitol hill because pretty much nobody showed up they said it was because of bad weather but the washington nationals just down the street were having no such problem their plan balls the weather was bad so is the tea party in its death throes how long till this right corner hats are put up for good no it's what you're witnessing is the maturation of the tea party. they're going from rallying and showing up at rallies and this was this is poorly organized was put together and what you're seeing is they're becoming entrenched

the judges loved just about everyone. they do nothing but give compliments. someone needs to remind them they're judges, they're not walmart greeters tell you something, no one ever saying anything negative is making me a meaner person. i feel like now i have to provide the negative commentary to the television at my home which makes me seem crazy. i'll tell you one thing, simon cowell wouldn't have stood up for this nice stuff. his nipples would have but he wouldn't. [ applause ] i miss his nipples. there was some controversy regarding one of the members of the studio audience. a 19-year-old girl claims she wasn't allowed to sit in the front row because of her weight. she got the impression they moved her back because she's overweight which is a great idea for a show, by the way "biggest loser idol." the producers deny that her weight had anything to do with it. they said she was in a party of six. they had to split the party up. do you see this new thing they're doing now with randy jackson? >> i think you did it again. you picked the just right song. it's great, man. you're good. great, man. >> really great way. you closed the s