a strike is planned by the national union across northern california. e california nurses association will also strike in sympathy in the cause. the action starts on the 21 and runs through the 23. officials released a statement expressing disappointment but say they are prepared. in san francisco, jeff bush, kron 4 news. >>> warmer conditions this weekend. here is the weekend, tomorrow fog. but it will clear out, even long the coast line. sunday, less fog expected. sea breezes slack off every day. upper 80s inland, 70s bay shore. fog, tomorrow morning, widespread. it will clear out quickly. 9:00, already squeezing down to oakland, hayward, peninsula, back to the coast line and off the coast line for the afternoon. sunshine bay area wide tomorrow. warmer temperatures. 74 mountain view. 80 cupertino. 77 san jose. 82 morgan hill. 80 inland valleys. 84 walnut creak. 83 perezzenten. 66 berkeley. 74 union city. peninsula, coast line, fog through the morning. early afternoon, clearing. sea breeze winds remain in tack. we will see temperatures long the coast cr

this one-day strike started with the national union of health care workers. their members work for kaiser. they've been working without a contract. nurses with the california nurses association, who work at both shutter and kaiser, decide decided they would highlight their own issues. coming up, kraig debro is out there and he'll bring us the latest details in a live report. >>> our channel 2 website has a complete list of all the affected hospital santa monica just look for the right now section on the front page of ktvu.com. >>> you may see some smoke in the skies above vallejo this morning. ktvu's claudine wong joins us live to tell us about training exercises for some newly hired firefighters and city officials say today is key to getting a closed fire station back open. claudine. >> reporter: this is where they'll be burning today, training exercise that will start about 8:00 this morning and will go on for the next two days. neighbors say there's been a lot of activity out here recently, and there's a good reason. they're training five new firefighters,

the action illegal. the union that had the idea for a one-day strike has just 1500 members working at kaiser. the national union of health care workers said it walked out over concerns that patients were not getting proper care. sam arpesian says that his union was not surprised when his nurses jumped in. these issues are the same issues that cut across all unions. >> reporter: even though this is a one-day strike, the struggle over benefits and parent care will last for months. >> the channel 2 website has a complete list of affected hospitals. just go to the news tab on our front page at ktvu.com. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg finished speaking at a conference and one of the announcements is na more change will be coming to the popular social network even though the recent changes are not getting a lot of likes. ktvu paul chambers joins us now with more specifics on the changes. >> reporter: good evening. the conference is happening here behind us. mark zuckerberg wrapped up the keynote speech. he talked about a new thing called timeline. he says it will change the way people will use the social netw

processed the mass root lawsuit that was mostly against the introduction of the monetary union without the consent of the nations comprising the e.u. this euro is being used as a political lever to make the e.u.

can make a case for saying that there are parallel structures now in kosovo the european union on one hand and the united nations on the other but legally speaking it should be the united nations the european union itself in a state of advanced collapse while there is serbia trying to join it and why is serbia determined to sacrifice part of her own territory a very historic part of our territory for that goal that's the reality and i'm afraid the situation won't improve until belgrade abandons this in my view suicidal goal of joining the e.u. . we're a few minutes away from hearing how free speech does come out a cost even much loved american celebrities like cream and bennett and then also me when speaking their mind in the land of the free it's coming soon. the international community has written to israel for its decision to build eleven hundred disputed easter we sent a process says it's deeply concerned with the plan and hopes it will be reversed and the us also joined the chorus of disapproval of prime minister benjamin netanyahu defended israel's right to build with people in the country referring to it

labor negotiations have stalled to kaiser and the national union of health care workers. psychology workers in california visit the medical giant is not maintaining proper staffing levels. >> they have offered nothing but cutbacks. any patient care issue that we bring up lee are told that they are not >> kaiser officials issued a statement. >> in sanford says go, jeb bush, the kron4 is. >> overcast skies on the bay bridge. >> mild conditions. low clouds at all. in san francisco, mostly cloudy. we're starting off with patchy fog. as we continue through the week the fog will not be so widespread. patty fog and low clouds over san francisco, the coast and oakland. will have briggs in sunshine and up and down the coast. mostly fifties and sixties throughout the morning. if van ness avenue did ... enter >> if near terrell designed tools in policy cephalopod exhausted but problems per additional funds to hospitals and by extending hospital quality assurance. this will raise 7 billion in revenue and bring in an additional 6 billion in federal money-saving the state. the extension

union options. the treasury employees, the united electrical workers, independent union option, the new national union of health care workers, the nea is two independent. one group i work with in canada back in the late 1980s came into this he did a as part of a merger of the international typographical union, a province wide union in quÉbec, civil wars was printed in one of their shops which is now part of the canadian communications energy and paperworkers. and in quÉbec during that period i was really struck i how much more on the ball the unions were because you're two or three competing federations, contracts were shorter duration, you didn't have to wait three or five years to leave our petition for a vote to leave if you are unhappy with your incumbent union representative. and workers got their phone calls returned. the business agents came out and worked with the stewards in bargaining, because they knew that if they were not responded to the rank-and-file members, the dues payers, a member of the uso will go to another federation. there was a lot of hopping around. that was an important tool

can make a case for saying that there are parallel structures now in kosovo the european union on one hand and the united nations on the other but legally speaking it should be the united nations the european union itself in a state of advanced collapse while there is serbia trying to join it and why is serbia determined to sacrifice part of her own territory a very historic part of our territory to that of that's the reality and i'm afraid of the situation we're in to improve until belgrade abandons this in my view suicidal goal of joining the e.u. . on russia's envoy to nato told me earlier that the alliance is now taking sides in what is essentially an internal conflicts it. seems my new colleagues don't have a clue what the consequences of their involvement in the conflict could be instead of taking a neutral position in accordance with the un security council resolution and they took the side of constable albania basically nato is blocking the only road of life between the cost of an serbs and serbia it's huge national peacekeepers who are involved in the civil conflict in the north of the region according

the head of the national union said we'll be back. ey did come back in the middle of the night about 400 to 500. the security detail from the port authority were basically barricaded in their security shack. the windows were being broken. the brake lines on the trains were cut. a lot of tons of grain was spilled. and no arrests have been made. but that entire area is now a crime scene and police are investigating. >> bill: yeah, you would think they would have security cameras there and be able to pick up images of who is doing what. now, this all stems from a dispute between the union, the long shoreman's union and the port. the long shoreman's union says the port promised to hire union labor and they are not now and all of that we don't want to get in the middle of that because we don't know what happened there. there is no excuse for violence. here is the national hook on this story. you can imagine if the tea party did this? you can imagine if the tea party showed up at long view and broke in and barricaded guards and broke windows

the national union of health care workers said it plans a strike against kaiser. the union represents 4000 members of the technical and support staffs. it's unclear whether the 17,000 member nurses association will honor those picket lines. >>> stocks closed lower after a speech by ben person -- bernanke. the government's new report on applications for unemployment benefits also weighed in on markets. the dow closed 100 down, 119 points, the nasdaq was off 19. >>> the mother of a woman killed in the san bernardino oh pipeline has start add nonprofit to -- renee morales says the gas pipe safety foundation will insure that her daughter's death wasn't in vain. the group plans to bring together victims of other explosions together. sit in a community devastated by that explosion. on the eve of the anniversary of that, is slowly rebuilding. the explosion and after math killed 8 people and destroyed 38 homes. 7 homes are now under construction. 6 are in the process and 12 others are in the planning stages. the owners of 13 lots haven't made a decision yet on whether to r

lawsuit that was mostly against the introduction of the money through a union without the consent of the nations comprising the e.u. and this euro is being used as a political lever to make the e.u. a super state for example against russia in at the same time series as a counterbalance against china the usa and other economic giants but this lever was always economically doomed to feel that. the eurozone is comprised of very different here or genius economies begin hardly be an optimal space for a common currency a combination of entering markets with common currency it requires member states to do revaluation in devaluation of their currencies taking into account different levers of productivity and efficiency of their economy we can member states are not competitive in bailouts cannot help here as we see now a common currency. it can be introduced only when the member states economies are convergent and have similar levels of productivity and there is now the case is a long way before we can possibly reach it the worst thing here is that a common currency is counterproductive that it hinders t

also expressing disappointment, the united nations, the european union and the u.s. >> we have long urged both sides to avoid any kind of action which could undermine trust, including, and perhaps most particularly in jerusalem. >> the development comes amid already heightened tensions in the region after last week's request from the palestinians for u.n. recognition of an independent palestinian state. >>> it was a media circus outside a los angeles courthouse yesterday as the involuntary manslaughter trial of michael jackson's trial got under way. inside, jurors heard a disturbing audio recording of the pop star before his death. nbc's stephanie stanton reports. >> reporter: day one began with the prosecution's charges. >> it was dr. murray repeated incompetent and unskilled acts that led to mr. jackson's death on june 25, 2009. >> reporter: prosecutors claim dr. murray violated the standard of care by giving the pop star the surgical anesthetic propofol to help him sleep. then outlined murray actions in the days and weeks leading up to his death, even playing a disturbing audiotape of

few minutes in spain the senate has also voted to add a constitutional amendment to limit the nation's debt unions and rights groups say the debt cow decimate the welfare system and hurt the most fundamental. libyan rebels say they've trapped colonel gadhafi and are ready to take him dead or alive they claim the former leader was tracked down after loyalist convoys left the neighboring niger on wednesday where the rebels are believed to have located get happy with high tech equipment and intelligence reports meanwhile the rebels now control most of the country after a helping hand for western nations but it's in stark contrast to how america and britain operated in libya recent years for the un to get out the campaign the cia and my sticks were allegedly sending terror suspects to libya for interrogation and torture according to documents on earth there which is part outrages done it was sure of course but the regime toppled pasted up in libya may face more turbulent times than in the dictator's era. mohamed who is one of africa's most experienced diplomats just broke from the libyan capital he sa

actually, the information was provided to the -- a member of the national treasury union in the response to a freedom of information act request. a follow-up question is can you provide us with a forward looking statement as to how many title 42 employees you are going to require in the future? how many you anticipate having to hire within the next fiscal year? >> well, some of that will depend on when people decide to leave which we can't know until they make those announcements, but from a general standpoint, title 42 which allows us to pay certain rates to very highly qualified scientists is very closely controled from our agency and it goes through a process of approval to ensure that -- >> we as a oversight committee would like to make sure that those rules are compliances is in existence and some of the job descriptions or job titles don't suggest that they are highly qualified scientists. they may be run of the mill scientists. if we're paying top dollar for biologists in this employment environment, maybe we ought to have an additional look at that. mr. chairman i have a consent

the union if you want to work there. this next question is one of the top voted questions online via youtube: >> with unemployment numbers above 9% union issues such as the national labor relations board lawsuit against boeing and several union battle as across the country have become relevant to the national discussion. for all the candidates, would you support some form of a right to work law allowing all workers to choose or not to join a union? [ applause ] >> i think the most important area that we have to focus in on when it comes to unions public employee unions. that's the area of unionization growing the fastest and costing us the most money. we've seen these battles on the state level where unions have bankrupted states from pension plans to here on the federal level, 30 to 40% union employees make above their private sector equivalents. i do not believe that state, federal or local workers, unions should be involved in unions. i would support a bill that says we should not have public employee unions for the purposes of wages and benefits to be negotiated. [ applause ] >> megyn: speaker gingrich, you criticized extending unemployment benefits saying yo

and in spain the senate has also voted to add a constitutional amendment to limit the nation's rampant debt but unions and rights groups say the debt cat will decimate their welfare system and hurt the most vulnerable. libyan rebels say they've trapped colonel gadhafi and they're ready to take him dead or alive the former leader was tracked down after loyalist convoys left for the neighboring country. the rebels are believed to have located gadhafi with high tech equipment and intelligence they're now in control of most of the country after a helping hand from western nations with us in stark contrast to how america or britain operated in libya in recent years before what we're seeing now because before the and to get a few campaign the cia under my six who are allegedly sending terror suspects to libya for interrogation and torture according to new documents that have been unearthed in libya they have sparked outrage was artie's daniel bushell reports now the signs suggest the violence isn't over yet and the real chaos may be yet to come . mohamed his song is one of africa's most experienced diplomat

also expressing disappointment, the united nations, the european union and the u.s. >> we have long urged both sides to avoid any kind of action which could undermine trust, including, and perhaps most particularly in jerusalem. >> the development comes amid already heightened tensions in the region after last week's request from the palestinians for u.n. recognition of an independent palestinian state. >>> it was a media circus outside a los angeles courthouse yesterday as the involuntary manslaughter trial of michael jackson's doctor got under way. inside, jurors heard a disturbing audio recording of the pop star before his death. nbc's stephanie stanton reports. >> reporter: day one began with the prosecution's charges. >> it was dr. murray's repeated incompetent and unskilled acts that led to mr. jackson's death on june 25, 2009. >> reporter: prosecutors claim dr. murray violated the standard of care by giving the pop star the surgical anesthetic propofol to help him sleep. then outlined murray actions in the days and weeks leading up to his death, even playing a disturbing audiotape

the union if you want to work there. this next question is one of the top voted questions online via youtube: >> with unemployment numbers above 9% union issues such as the national labor relations board lawsuit against boeing and several union battle as across the country have become relevant to the national discussion. for all the candidates, would you support some form of a right to work law allowing all workers to choose or not to join a union? [ applause ] >> i think the most important area that we have to focus in on when it comes to unions public employee unions. that's the area of unionization growing the fastest and costing us the most money. we've seen these battles on the state level where unions have bankrupted states from pension plans to here on the federal level, 30 to 40% union employees make above their private sector equivalents. i do not believe that state, federal or local workers, unions should be involved in unions. i would support a bill that says we should not have public employee unions for the purposes of wages and benefits to be negotiated. [ applause ] >> megyn: speaker gingrich, you criticized extending unemployment benefits saying yo

the top voted questions online and comes to us via you tube from united states wilburn of hilton head, south carolina. >> with unemployment numbers remaining above 9% union issues such as the national labor relations board lawsuit against boeing and several union battles in state legislatures across the country have become incredibly relevant to the national discussion for all of the candidates. would you support some form of a federal right to work law allowing all workers to choose whether or not to join a union? >> that is for you, senator santorum. >> i think the most important area that we have to focus in on when it comes to union is public employee unions diswhrarks is the area of union disaiks growing the fastest and costing us the most money. we have seen these battles on the state level where unions have really bankrupted states from the pension plans to here in the federal level for example, 30% to 40% union employees make above their private sector equivalent. i do not believe that state, federal or local workers unions should be involved in extending unemployment benefits saying you were opposed to giving people monitor doing nothing. benefits have been extended to 99

the top voted questions online and comes to us via you tube from united states wilburn of hilton head, south carolina. >> with unemployment numbers remaining above 9% union issues such as the national labor relations board lawsuit against boeing and several union battles in state legislatures across the country have become incredibly relevant to the national discussion for all of the candidates. would you support some form of a federal right to work law allowing all workers to choose whether or not to join a union? >> that is for you, senator santorum. >> i think the most important area that we have to focus in on when it comes to union is public employee unions diswhrarks is the area of union disaiks growing the fastest and costing us the most money. we have seen these battles on the state level where unions have really bankrupted states from the pension plans to here in the federal level for example, 30% to 40% union employees make above their private sector equivalent. i do not believe that state, federal or local workers unions should be involved in unions and i would actually support a bill that says we should not have public employees for the purposes of wages and benefits to

the european union the eurozone and indeed the i.m.f. is to help in a stable controls. know what we need to do is to get national governments democratically elected back to running their own economy is the european union and part of the solution here the european union is part of the problem it's the european union and the eurozone which has created this terrible consequences big problem so new is not part of the solution mr berg so least of all . well we're gathering expert opinion on what's needed in order to sort out the struggling euro zone or we do have dot com where among the analysis there's a lot of good belgium is the former deputy poland speak a lot of the venues he believes the greek troubles are a decade old with no one paid attention while there was still time to stop the catastrophe weeden is and many other views that r.t. dot com. now nato peacekeepers in kosovo have brought in more troops to a disputed border crossing in the ethnic north a day after several people were hurt in clashes both sides blame each other for starting the violence in which rubber bullets and tear gas were used by our allia

the european union the eurozone and indeed the i.m.f. is to help live in a stable controls defaults low what we need to do is to get national governments democratically elected back to running their own economy is the european union isn't part of the solution here you european union is part of the problem it's the european union of the eurozone which has created this terrible cataclysmic problem so new is not part of the solution mr briggs so least of all. the way gathering expert opinion on what's needed in order to sort out the struggling year is zona see if you had something caught my among the analysis blog belgium's for the part of speak a little bit of a new thing it leads to the troubles are a decade old but no one paid attention while there was still time to stop it he sounds just as in many other games that are. now nato peacekeepers in concert they brought in more troops to the disputed border crossing in the ethnic north delta several people were hurt in clashes both sides played each other to start in the violence in which rubber bullets and tear gas we used by our lines under race in late july when catherine all thought he's tried to see

towards, for example, the teachers' unions, because they have millions of dollars and millions of people. the use those effectively on the political front. when you look at the two national teachers' unions, they have a budget of over $2 billion that on political activities. we are trying to raise a billion dollars, which would mean $200 million a year over the next five years. that is just a portion of what we know teachers' unions are spending on these issues. >> where is this money going to come from? when you point out the other budgets, i am a rocket scientist. but something tells me that if i were to look at your books for where this money came, there is corn to be some anti-union money coming in your direction. is that a fight you are trying to set up? >> a large percentage of our members are teachers. we are a membership organization. people pay membership dues. they contribute to the organization. that is where the vast amount of our dollar so far have come from. our average contribution is $64. teachers are a lot of the voice that we want to bring to the forefront, effective teachers in school buildings every day. they know that although they are working hard t

for comment today but the general managers of the grant hyatt recently wrote an op ed article saying quote it's about trying to impose the union's national agenda on other hotels where workers have chosen not to be represented by a union. >> and e mail and electronic bill paying are taking a toll on the mail system. officials say the agency so low on cash, it will not be able to make 5i.$5 kbrinl payment this month. that means that default and the u.s. ps is calling on congress for emergency money. without the money post offices around the country could be shut this winter. the postal service deficit is over $9 billion. >> and pg&e plans to replace 6,000 feet of natural gas pipes in cupertino after a cracked pipe set off an explosion last week. wednesday's fire gutted a condo in northwest and the owe 40-year-old pipe is known as adelaide. and experts point out rocks in the ground can make it vulnerable to cracking. >> i feel very, very concerned and there should be some type of inspection done in our neighborhood giving assurance this kind of a thing will not happen again. >> the national transportation safety board recommended that util

minutes in spain the senate has also agreed to add a constitutional amendment to limit the nation's rampant debt unions and rights groups say the debt cat will disseminate decimate the welfare system and the most vulnerable. now russian pilot found guilty of conspiring to smuggle cocaine to the u.s. early this year has been sentenced to twenty years behind bars constantine get a shank or was it detained in liberia twenty ten and transported to america on charges of drug smuggling our correspondent that is there just going to has the background to the case. this case builds a major precedent this is the first time when a russian citizen is sentenced to an american prison for an intent to participate in a crime in a case that was built by special agents posing as drug dealers arrested in a third country in this case liberia now you will be edge eligible for parole in as much as thirty years we know that his defense team has thirty dale's days to file an appeal but u.s. officials can take as much as two years to consider this appeal now the man has repeatedly pled not guilty in this case hopeful in till t

symbolizing the fact that a new regime is started to get after it is over but why hasn't the african union recognized the national transitional council just finally and briefly because you have to remember that the african union was a strong supporter of the financial support that he did lead. the organisation as well as a super state said that the developing problem for instance the niger and so on and because most of the countries of the african you know perfectly know who are members of the of the n.t. sea and what they're going to do then or they are islamists and they know they're going to this tbilisi the river the they're all the same you know real for a long time ever always good to talk to you thanks so much for time eric and he's the director and founder of the french center for intelligence studies joining us live there in france thank you and. well r.t. spoke to russia's envoy to the u.n. he says the libyan experience is helping determine moscow's position on syria and you can see the full interview in about twenty minutes from now but here's a brief preview for you. but if you want to get a bit serio

age for women listening to the demonstration scheme ahead of the national senate vote on amending the constitution to limit national debt unions and rights groups say the death cap would decimate the welfare system and hurt the house from. all the libyan rebels say they've trapped colonel gadhafi and are ready to take him dead or alive well the former leader was tracked down after loyalists convoys left for neighboring country of my chair the rebels are believed to have located gadhafi with high tech equipment and intelligence where they now control most of the country after helping out the mustard nations but it's in a stark contrast to how america and britain operated in libya in recent years well before the end to get off the campaign the cia of m i six were allegedly sending terror suspects to libya for interrogation and torture that's according to documents on earth in libya which have sparked outrage was artie's daniel bushell reports the signs suggest the violence isn't over yet and the real chaos may yet to come. the homemade his son is one of africa's most experienced diplomats just but from the libyan capital he says

the union, more stronger. >> the general managers of the grand hyatt and hyatt regency wrote about this in an op ed page. it's about trying to impose the union's national agenda at hyatt's other hotels. workers have chosen not to be represented by a union. antonio works at hyatt fisherman's wharf, which is a nonunion shop. he claims workers have little protection. >> a lot of co-workers who don't have a 30 hours to work, maybe 25 hours. or, you know, this sm times, i don't work 30 hours, and i do. which i'm happy. >> today's protest had fair share of other hotel workers and community leaders who want an end to this impact. >> it's important that it ends, you know? there are other hotels and ready to come to an agreement with the union. we want to make sure we have every employer in the city working for the unions or workers to make money. >> and contract negotiations will resume in about two weeks. i just got off the phone with a negotiator for union. he's not very optimistic. and the hyatt hotels corporation did not return our calls. i'm live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> thank you, leanne. >> it's monday n san francisco that means another bart pro

the second largest employer in the united states down wal-mart which makes it the largest unionized employer in the entire nation republicans are desperate to destroy that union which regularly goes for the democrats so you can see how important this battle is and why they put in that poison pill legislation in the first place our next comment is also from twitter last week after the execution of troy davis i asked of psychopaths had taken over america take a look. are we have a vengeful nation of psychopaths a bloodthirsty people who can sleep just fine at night knowing that the united states may have just executed an innocent man. if you've watched the republican debates and seen the crowds applaud death and seen governor rick perry so that he has no trouble sleeping at night over the two hundred thirty four people he's killed in texas and it sure seems like we're. the your state has executed two hundred thirty four death row inmates more than any other governor in modern times have you please you struggled to sleep at night. with the idea that any one of those might have been innocent you know sort of never s

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the european union the eurozone and indeed the i.m.f. is to help them in a stable controlled default know what we need to do is to get national governments democratically elected pact to running their own economy is the european union and part of the solution here you european union is part of the problem it's the european union in the euro zone which has created this terrible cataclysmic problem so new is not part of the solution mr brooks the least of all but was that versus your and he coffee playing with his ass and not supplying concrete that. sob stories are native peacekeepers and costco has brought in more troops to the disputed border crossing the ethnic north a day after several people were hurt in clashes both sides blame each other in the pilots which some rubber bullets and tear gas seized by alliance forces anger rose in late july when cost of an authority is trying to seize that front is to enforce a trade embargo piece and listen john larkin says the region is doing fine answer b e u stepped in. it's the european union and nato so-called peacekeepers or other enforcers who have caused this problem to kosovo issue the situ

got the better idea here offer his take his pizza be a good executive vice president of the national taxpayers union welcome great to be here great to have you with us why do you hate working people. out at all i think that for one we need to extend the payroll tax reduction that the president called for i think that's a bad move on the republicans part to say well we can't do this because it's only temporary while republican congresses have handed presidents temporary patches in the alternative minimum tax year after year that's not ideal policy but we do have to protect the middle class from tax hikes we're looking at unemployment benefits well the president's own economic adviser now we wrote a paper in two thousand and two saying they don't have a stimulative effect now they certainly help you out of extending unemployment benefits he says alan alan krueger rode a little bit of a little fired water whack a doodle in the white house who said you know that all employment benefits none of us to move a fact but common sense indicates that when you give people money they who are unemployed and they h

favor of political negotiations has suffered at the feet and libya's national transitional council will still have to negotiate towards a national union after the fighting in. russia and the g eight in favor of the stepping down at this summit in jovial what does the future hold for colonel gadhafi. we are probably not the ones who are best able to answer the question about mr gadhafi and his future it would be better addressed to the libyan justice system and to international tribunals mr gadhafi has lost his legitimacy as a ruler and his right to be called the leader of his people when he would airstrikes of unarmed civilians who were running into express political protest we stopped for guarding mr gadhafi as a partner in negotiations when that happened i would say mr gadhafi will now determine his own future he chose the hardest path i believe and say a suicidal person he chose to make his supporters shed blood on his behalf until the last moment while he remained in hiding we do not know where he is presently it could be libya or it could be another country regardless of this the position he chose is not one of a politician who t

spain or the demonstrations came ahead of a crucial senate vote on amending the constitution to limit national debt the union said rights groups say the death cap would decimate the welfare system and hurt the most vulnerable. now a new front in the global currency war has opened up after switzerland surprise international markets by devaluing its currency by almost ten percent in just fifteen minutes the swiss franc has been rising steadily for over a year as panicked investors look for a safe place to weather the storms in the troubled u.s. and european economies all this rise calls the price of everyday items such as food and clothing to shoot up making it cheaper for a swiss citizen to drive to germany for their shopping or the country's central bank says that by packing the swiss franc to the turbulent euro it will protect the inflation but german economic analyst michael ross believes it's no more than a capitulation to brussels. last ten percent of its savings the swiss franc devaluated ten percent that means that everything will be ten percent more expensive in the future what we saw in switzerland i

in the region and throughout the world other brokers russia the european union the united nations today have really in place. what they're trying to do is very dangerous because the u.s. in many ways has changed its policy to accommodate this extreme government and not only that it was trying to put pressure on the quartet accept this position. itself negate by saying palestinians should go to rio and on the e.u. by asking them to change their longstanding policy on the two state solution and so on and jerusalem the legality of settlements and of course on that side that has taken a very clear stance on the basis of international law and palestinian rights including that at the commission so by adopting the israeli position and then trying to salvage the throat of the quartet the u.s. is really the supporting and legal system as well as the political system as well as the human and credit of achieving a just peace what do you think americans and some european countries have been willing to welcome the arab spring and yet palestine's self determination is seen as something pretty much an

the typical for north korea national bank which became bank of america, and other big bank was union national became the first union. those became the two big banks and charred and were sort of competing with each other, doing deals, making acquisitions to a lot of the regulations about going outside of state boundaries eventually came down and they get bigger and bigger. now we have bank of america is the biggest bank in the country that is based in charlottesville. it's had a lot of troubles lately. more than 2 trillion in assets. the other big bank, first union merged with wachovia and took the wachovia name and then really got into trouble during the financial crisis and almost feel. that bank now is owned by wells fargo out of san francisco. so into the only big bank still based it is bank of america, although wachovia is part of wells fargo. they have their biggest employee base here in charlotte. wells fargo still has a big presence in charlotte. >> what were some of the problems they were having? >> both of these banks really true throughout time, and then both kind of stumble

. >> reporter: it is complicated pam, you can see it is on the national healthcare union workers.his one day strike you heard so much about, 34 hospitals northern and central california started with this union. they work for keizer hospital and without a contract have not been able to get a deal which calls for the one day strike. after the strike nurses with both sutter and keizer hospitals decided they would use this day to point out and highlight some of their own issues. nurses at keizer say they are protesting deeper cuts for healthcare and nurses are making it more expensive to brick their own kids for care. they are trying to stop sutter from closing hospitals in lower income neighborhoods. >> it is a working class neighborhood serves a lot of lower income patients and it would be shut entirely if it was not for nurses in a lower largely minority population in san francisco. >> reporter: now this strike is huge, we talked about it earlier, 34 hospitals, at least 21,000 cna nurses and a lot of them have hired temporary workers to come in and replace those nurses so patients

minutes in spain the senate there is also voted to add a constitutional amendment to limit the nation's rampant debt unions and rights groups say the debt cut will decimate their welfare system and hurt the most vulnerable. folks in the libya there rebels say they're trapped colonel gadhafi and they're ready to take him dead or alive the former leader was tracked down after loyalist convoys left for the neighboring country of new jack the rebels are believed to have located gadhafi with high tech equipment and intelligence they now control most of the country after a helping hand from western nations that's in stark contrast to how america and britain operated in libya in recent years before it because before they get african pain right now the cia and m i six were allegedly sending terror suspects to libya for interrogation and even torture according to documents that have recently been on earth in libya they've of course but that range was artie's than a bushel reports next the signs suggest the violence isn't over yet and that the real chaos they still get me to come. home with her song is one of africa

head of a crucial vote by the senate on the mending the country's constitution to limit the national debt but unions and rice rights groups say the death cap would decimate the country's well first system and hurt the most vulnerable writer and journalist miguel and so morocco believes it's the markets that should be made responsible for spain's current predicament not the people the markets are not rational and they are driven usually by fear sometimes by greed. they just think they feel that the spain could be like greece or. portugal because. we've seen the euro so so they tend to lump together countries that are very different but they resemble each other because they are part of that very free and i think that's the that's three a recently sets a psychological perception and then again it's true that the growth in spain cannot meet growth not very good so that in the long will be a problem for that we don't have a problem now but we may have it in the future that is true with the financial turmoil gripping europe calls are growing for the worst hit economies to abandon the euro and return to th