we want to know your son the same comment by b.c. in the time of a facebook page played with come under scrutiny for each room of the most heated blog and. also leave him as young when applying it to cheat by three sixty three zero sixty degree b.c. greece and bob gates all look at the remember you promise me the news on the. republican strategist june one is ski guide back in two thousand and five but his famous to santa claus theory died just this month six years later and it died banks to occupy wall street our nations of session with the so-called debt crisis is really all thanks to jud whiskey when he had this brilliant idea it was picked up by reagan the republicans could play santa claus just like democrats always did by giving people something in this case tax cuts he knew the democrats historically did well at the polls because like santa claus they give people stuff like social security medicare medicaid unemployment insurance food stamps all i kind of stuff you know and so he said republicans could play santa clause too by

cards being turned been the same time an item as discussed will not be accepted. i need a motion in the second on the consent calendar. any items withdrawn or corrected? no itens. -- items. items removed for first reading? items severed for discussion? roll call -- i do this every single time. it'll take place under section o. items for approval, there are none. item j is regarding general matters. which of several speakers that have turned and cards. what i call your name, come on up. [rreading names] >> a good evening, ladies and gentlemen. i am the executive vice president ahead -- it is my pleasure to invite all of you to an educational conference that we are putting on this weekend. the educational conference is open to parents and community members as well as all members. we have a distinguished group of presenters at the conference. rachel norton of the board of ed will be a panelist. we think that people will be interested. we have a presentation from the masons on the raising a reader program that they have just rolled out. they will be talking about the o

we both came from the same area, we have the same upbringing. have the same traits. different from the rest. if he had the right opportunity, he'd excel better than a lot of others. >> while interviewing inmate scott, a fight breaks out on the basketball court. and in the time it took us to turn around and capture what happened, like most prison fights, it was already over. >> lay down. >> how did little "d" get into a fight? >> sergeant thompson and his investigative services unit arrives on the scene to see what transpired, andaggressor, both and he samuels will be investigated over the next few weeks and probably be brought up on battery charges. >> have we confirmed it was weapon or not a weapon? do we know? >> last word is it was not a weapon. >> blunt trauma, right hook? >> all right. >> these two guys got into a fist fight right over here. supposedly the victim was knocked out for a few seconds. >> if charged with battery on an inmate, samuels could find himself stuck in ad seg and adding up to a year on his sentence, meaning more time away from his son. >> dr

but very come from the same place. >> the vision is the same. >> this move didn't come without risks for david. an entrepreneur himself, he left his own company to join chaiken. >> you leave something where you have incredibility security, the only person that could get rid of me was me. >> so when it came time to do the deal, it had to be good enough to get him to join. >> it comes down to the whole art of the zeal. what does it look like? not just compensation. if we were to sell it, what happens? >> there's upside incentive for him. and he knows that if he succeeds then there's more. and it's on his shoulders to do that. >> both david and julie said the deal making was surprisingly easy. the more important part was understanding if they could actually work together. after many, many conversations, david came over for a 40-day trial. >> it's kind of like dating. you know. you date someone you see one side. you get married, you see a completely different -- waking up with the same person every day is a very different thing than dropping them off at their doorstep. so here we're able

an you get the same result. it's conversational. and it understands more often than not the intent of what you ask it to do. >> you can read more of ed's review on usatoday.com. >>> and at apple stores they've been lined up for days to buy the 4s. among those waiting out all night outside one california store, apple co-founder steve wozniak. woz says he's done it for every iphone launch. of course, he doesn't have to. not at all. good support of the company. i like that. very cool. >> company man. >>> next on this friday morning, look out. another satellite is set to plummet to earth. >> here we go again. >>> and back from the war zone, we've seen emotional homecomings before. but nothing quite like this. a really, really great moment. we'll be right back. my name is jill strange, i'm forty-nine years-old, i love gardening, and i love volleyball. i've been taking osteo bi-flex for several years now. i really can't see myself not taking it. osteo bi-flex is a great product. i can go back and do gardening with comfort. [ male announcer

education the same grades coming out of school and living in the same place the same residence the same parents level of education so you know comparable families and the same i.q. through so. if one of them is unemployed before twenty three for one year before the age of twenty three if they spend just one year being unemployed ten years later that person or in ten percent less than his identical peer wasn't employed for years that's that's the wage scar this is going to drags out over time for women the gap is sixteen percent. it there's also there's a similar wage there's similar wage scar so this penalty persists by the way although it shrinks by the time the person is forty two years old it's it's a twelve percent for women and fifteen percent for men but still that's significant that that means that just that one year of unemployment coming out of high school coming out of college coming into the workforce just one year of unemployment is enough to cause a lifelong diminishing. reduction in a person's ability to earn and thus their standard of living and young people are figuring

the same technology used by physical therapists. go to bengay.com for a $3 coupon. ♪ that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm [ male announcer ] for half the calories -- plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. >>> welcome back to "hardball." there's a fight brewing between scott brown and his democratic opponent, elizabeth warren. it started on tuesday when warren was asked by a young republican how she paid for college. the question reminded everybody, including her, that scott brown posed nude to pay for his law school. >> scott brown posed nude for "cosmo" to help pay for his college education. how did you pay for your college education? >> i kept my clothes on. >> i kept my clothes on. yes, scott brown was asked about the exchange in a radio interview. let's listen to that. >> have you officially responded to elizabeth warren's comment about how she didn't take her clothes off? [ laughter ] >> thank god. >> "thank god." anyway, later, elizabeth warren responded to his statement. let's listen to that. >> what do you think about t

of the words will be different it is basically the same template written by a lot of the same corporate funders of the group so you know i think most people think that they vote for a state representative and a state senator or a state assemblyman woman or what are you whatever it's called or state and if that person goes in and rights legislation and votes on it and the governor signs it. you're so you're telling me that there's a bunch of corporations get together and they write the legislation and then they handed off to legislature whores who introduced a. pretty much as if it was their own that's how it works yeah exactly i mean that's a big part of the reason you see these attacks on public employees is because you see the exact same legislation going up their wages benefits salaries and rights and pensions throughout the entire country whether it's in a higher wisconsin florida or other states of pennsylvania how did this you know this is this is bizarre how did alec come above me al it came about basically because the right wing figured out they need to do something that so far

when you execute someone who has been there for 12 years, you are not executing the same man who came in. the notion that the system has no flock, -- stanford law school has posted something from 1900, and this is well documented. these are innocent people being executed. in that same time, almost 400 other people were released from death row before they were executed because they were found to have been innocent. >> ladies and gentleman. at 4:a.m., edward earl johnson was executed in the gas chamber -- with the sentence of the second court, and i'll be glad to entertain any questions that you may have. >> he indicated his innocence, and he regretted the situation and he felt no ill will towards anyone. and he was thankful that the process was coming to a close. and he stated, that he was not guilty. >> innocent people go to death row and more of them die. this was enough to cause any government to stop and take stock of where this was regard to the death penalty. in regard to that question, it always comes down to the morality of it all. >> let's start with questions for the panelist

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>>pam: tonight, an intersection is the same where a man was hit last week. they're hoping to generate some leads. da lin >> reporter: pam, it was one week ago at this intersection where somebody struck/killed. if the driver took off and the family members of the victim are here, and the police are returning hoping to generate leads. they passed out hundreds of fliers hoping to find the person responsible for this accident. >> we are looking for a a car that struck the person in the wheelchair. >> they think that the driver lives in the area, this happened friday, 6:00 p.m. they're hoping that by coming back at one week they will generate some useful leads in the case. >> we know traffic patterns are commonly the same for people of the commute back and forth to work or go to the store. >> the family says that it hurts them a lot to keep driving. >> to do somebo something like that. >> there were no skid marks on the street and the witnesses say that the court never stopped. >> i asked him to stop the did not want to stop and he took off. i yelled, three times.

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, saying many of the same things against what you're trying to accomplish. i understand that there is more freedom in the media since the revolution happened. what do you regard as the good, new centers of investigative journalism in the country? where do people get accurate information? do you think that the people are listening to those good sources or you think they're listening to the traditional sources that are against what you're trying to accomplish? >> the new sources or the official media? >> more in the sense of tradition. it could be online, but reporting. where do people go if they want accurate, reliable information these days? [speaking arabic] >> some people in the poor areas, depending on the state tv and national tv in egypt. there is also cable television or private channels and the internet. but the national tv is playing political truth. -- a very important role. they are under control from the scaraf. we are trying to find new ways to reach people. we also must cancel any control from the government to the national tv and newspapers. the

it's the same thing! the apparatus that provides veterans benefit, medicare, medicaid, welfare for the poor. that's -- >> bill: who do you think provides jobs for middle america? the banks. >> what the leftists are arguing is that we want to police the examineses of wall street. not police the successes. >> bill: what the tea party is arguing is we want to police the excesses of the federal government. it's the same thing. both think a certain section which has power has gotten out of control! that's exactly the same. >> i get you. that's not a point that i'm disputing. it's not the ideology. it's the fact that ideology is stained by racism, at least ostensibly on the right. >> bill: that's totally false. if you read "killing lincoln" issues you'll find out that the republican party and the conservative element at that time was the element that wanted to free the slaves and the democratic party was the one that didn't want to. >> here is another word for the day. presentism. it's when you invoke the past i

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trey chronicles the same thing. ou can go james brown has a massive impact all of us and the system of cultural distribution now has changed since before you were born there were three television stations. [laughter] when i was little. so the next day everybody would talk about what was on johnny carson. now there are at least a thousand television stations. is everybody watching the same thing? you are watching the shows from last night but you have dvr, what have you. so this partner for the culture to connect us, and that is absolutely happening within the black cultural identity, not just the sort of fragmentation of what it means to be black, but also the fragmentation of culture in general. so, to think about a james brown figure who is a massive figure who thinks all white people for the most part and black people have an opinion on james brown and probably almost all michael jackson doing the same sort of thing. who is doing that now? beyonce to a certain extent jay-z is very fragmented kanye is very polarize

sunday will be about the same. oler. 71 daily city, 73 san francisco, the five-day forecast, then not a bad one. temperatures down on sunday but a nice bay area weekend ahead. next week looks nice as well. no rain in the immediate forecast. see you tonight at ten. >> this weekend is pretty much where we should be this time of year. >> yeah feels right to me this is what we expect. i think rocky said it earlier the best sunsets are in october and november when you can see the sunset. >> thank you. >> disaster victims with gaping wounds and emergenciy responders in full gear mingled with tourists on fibber man's wharf. they were taking part in the safe emergency drill. san francisco's fire chief said it'll be hard for the department to respond immediately to every home and business when the next disaster strikes. >> the system will be overwhelmed. it's great to see the community out here, the more we practice the more we prepare ourselves ahead of time, the workplaces, homes, the better off we are. >> the red cross, p

very close so sharing the same views should we compete against each other thing. should we argue and fight which i've read a few pieces by political analysts the basically say why don't they go into the political arena and vow to fight each other to the end why don't they have an open rivalry but that's not the way it happens anywhere in the world people who represent the same political force always decide between themselves who will run for this or that office in some countries they use primaries for this purpose we don't have much experience with primaries or on a ship although we have seen positive examples in some countries the decision is made simply by at a party convention or by the leaders themselves can you imagine barack obama competing not hillary clinton which you may remember that they both saw a moment. that would be impossible they both belong to the democratic party and their decision was based on who would get better results and this was also how we made our decision. of course it's nice to know that people trust me as president and that my approva

you can't be flat or regressive at the same time. moral foundation goes back to the book of levitus. 20 percent is a good number. nobble econsist came up with numbers like 20 percent. steve's consistently talking about 17 or 18 . hong kong has 15. 15-20 percent range. that is the most revenue with the least amount of damage and that is the magic place to be. >> victoria. i never heard the bible envoked to hear about the flat tax. >> leave it to karl to come up with that one. i love the idea of a flat tax code. we know what we are filing. i am concerned that a flat tax coming on the scen now poses two problems. one that it lets politicians dodge the issue of entitlement. what is going to happen to social security that is facing a 46 billion deficit. what are we doing with medicare that will bring costs down without gimmicks. and speaking of gimmickings. steve, i am concerned that a flat tax is full of gimmickings. you can see a lot of hand outs and lobist will fight hard to stay employed. >> mike, what do you think about it? >> you thi

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police believe the same suspect shot woman in a carjacking nearby. >>> inspections are over at the national. now those same workers will move town to the national cathedral. they will scale between west bell towers to document damage by the august earthquake. >>> let's go to the dozens of new jobs coming to the district. many of the new positions will go to unemployed district residents. sam ford joined us with a look these jobs mean to local families. at the >> grand opening at the mall, 40 of the 65 people it hired were unemployed. for the mayor it is a reason to celebrate. ross is opening its first store ever in d.c. next week and of workers. the mayor was so anxious for people to know, he held his biweekly news conference in of the store to welcome town and your employees like tracy anderson. -- and here employees like tracy anderson. with the unemployment rate at 11.1%. >> we had a great group of associates to run the store, and i am excited about it. >> the ross folks asti seek employment workers to find workers, and the big sign brought in applicants to apply online. this mother of s

the same as our other premium coffees. ♪ it only makes sense it would taste the same.y it for yourself. buy a pack of 100% natural starbucks via® ready brew. we promise you'll love it or we'll send you a bag of starbucks coffee. it's the starbucks via® taste promise. look for it at starbucks stores and where you buy groceries. >> how about a little bit of good news? people on social security are about to get their first raise and benefits since 2009. in january, payments will increase about 3 1/2% and that is what is called the cost-of- living. inflation rates were too low in 2010-2011k. >>> investors at occupy wall street plan to march to the manhattan district attorney tonight. they want an investigation into what they call an unprovoked assault by police. last week, an officer pump error returned an officer in the face and that was caught on video, the video doesn't show it let up to the punch. the protestor's lawyers as prosecutors told him, they are investigating the incident. >>> the u.s. malone's frustration has gone viral. take a look. >> that does not make you

they are going to say i want the same access as before this was in place. go i want you to tell us what teachers are saying about that. it certainly is true. given the challenges, a different curriculum, it is not a good idea to have two kids in this classroom, three kids in that classroom when you could have a more reasonable program. there does not seem to be any other way to do it, so i am interested in those kinds of practical impacts.

they are going to say i want the same access as before this was in place. go i want you to tell us what teachers are saying about that. it certainly is true. given the challenges, a

tomorrow more of the same. he greatest concentrations of rain had been right around new jersey, new york city overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning and then up into new england on thursday. so as i mentioned, though, friday strong cold front goes through. should be a nice weekend for a lot of areas in the east. >> bill, thanks so much p. >>> coming up, big names involved with music. >> plus michael douglas isn't done with taking on acting challenges. [ male announcer ] what can you do with plain white rice? when you pour chunky beef with country vegetables soup over it... you can do dinner. four minutes, around four bucks. campbell's chunky. it's amazing what soup can do. with herbal essences touchably smooth shampoo and conditioner. a smoothing serum built right in with exotic lily fragrance, and, in just one shower, my hair was transformed... [ roars ] ...from ferocious... ♪ ...to so silky smooth. ♪ it was practically purring. ♪ [ female announcer ] someone's been doing the herbal. herbal essences touc

and we have dedicated officers that work the same beat every day. on the swing watch, we have six more beat officers. you will see that we have serious dedication to be foot beats. among our responsibilities in the mission district, our 20 two public parks, 19 public schools, 13 private schools, 785 abc licenses, and hundreds and hundreds of other permits which we enforce. in addition to those duties, we have constant special events in the district. among those, coming up sunday is the castro street fair. i hope everybody can make it. it will be agreed, crime free event. we have other events like him cinco de mayo, dia de los muertos, halloween -- and that is a special event. we have to make sure it is not an event. the food festival, independence day, other weekend events, numerous marches, film festivals, and demonstrations. now we will get to what a lot of people are interested in, what is going on in mission district crime. if you look in this graph, you will see this indicates violent crimes in the mission district year-to-date, and that is a tw

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the same.ed the same... ♪ ...and roasted the same as our other premium coffees. ♪ it only makes sense it would taste the same. so, try it for yourself. buy a pack of 100% natural starbucks via® ready brew. we promise you'll love it or we'll send you a bag of starbucks coffee. it's the starbucks via® taste promise. look for it at starbucks stores and where you buy groceries. >>pam: new details on who killed these two students. one the killed on the scene, the one it died the next day. would the suspect was killed just two days later. tonight, why fewer officers on the force is being blamed for a increase and officer involved shooting. >> gunfire at a funeral for a member of the hell's angels. kron 4 uncovers how that funeral could of been used to hide the body. that was just this month. san jose has seen the increase in homicides. san jose is seeing an increase in homicide grant lotus from. the news room. >> take a look to our crime tracker. with five different homicides in the one week, alone.

he has done the same drill in las vegas. he watched the deadly crash on play back. >> had he done there we would have been the same thing. >>> the chances of a similar crash here are slim that's because they are different tracks. the biggest difference, speed. 140 miles per hour on this course verses the 220-mile course in las vegas. dan wheldon was a test driver for a new safer indycar model. >> reporter: now we spoke to people that driver school and they were too emotion tool speak on camera but they said, dan wheldon was an inspiration to us all and his tragic death has left a hole that will never be filled. reporting live, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> school children played next to a burned out jungle gym today, the steps officials are taking a stop repeat vandals. >>> warm weather over the bay area this afternoon with a cooling trend on the way. what the models are predicting for your area coming up. [ female announcer ] starbucks via® is planted the same... ♪ ...harvested the same... ♪ ...and roasted the same as our other p

no hierarchy here this is a democracy the whole general assembly everyone's voice is heard but at the same time there are a few faces that have become i guess you could say a little more recognizable one of those is a protester named jesse at le greca and the way he became recognizable is first because he did a number of interviews with mainstream media outlets where i'd like to say that he really demolished them so first we're going to show you some good clips of what he said to them and then you can check out the interview that he did with us. the reality is i'm only working class person you're going to see on sunday news political news media and i think that's a very in the failures of our media to report on the news that matter most work we are trying our best to see and i want to thank you unfortunately it's one of the faults of. the two especially conservative such as yourself because we find that we can't because she's such a perfect justice we can fix these things put rich which. we can certainly especially like you know fired for teaching the place for the thirty years and living

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is that the same thing? > no, functionality is boring, and performance is really what role this building plays, and what kind of scenes does the building trigger,. >> rose: what does it create? >> what does it create? and what does it sponsor and what does it stimulate. >> the next slide is of the id milstein hall. >>hi tiss the hidden part. >>nd uatseernethh ground? >> itsth under a dome so basically this is rtingn a o dome and thiss ethe interior of the dome, it looks straightforward but actually it ais a very complex buildinghit a loth of different experiences, it raarchtuecllytu in it and we have to be architectural. >> project japan, metabolism talks, documenting the last moment that architecture was a public rather than a prive affair. explain. >> basically, in the last 30 years, since reagan, the typical client is no longer a public client. >> rose: right. >> it is a private client. reagan. >> rose: i thought everybody was building a whole bunch of museums and things like that. >> yes, but museums are

is headed down the same road. el hannan is a british member of the european parliament who two years ago made headlines with these words to former british prime minister gordon brown. >> it's not that you're not apologizing. like everybody else, i've got the incapable of accepting responsibility, it's that you're carrying on willfully, worsening our situation, wantonly spending what we have left. you cannot spend your way out of recession or borrow your way out of debt. >> and peter schiff is an american businessman, he says the government is stifling production and he shared his opinion with the the anti-wall street protesters earlier this week. >> how much do you think i could pay, what would be fair for me? >> i don't know, i can't tell you that. i believe in-- >> i'd like the same as everybody. >> well, that would be a huge tax cut for me, i pay much more than 35%. >> what do you think to pay. >> and i employed-- >> well, these two gentlemen don't mince words. daniel hannan the author of the "the new road to se

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interesting enough, this year the flu vaccine is exactly the same one as last year. you need to get the vaccine again? marianne favro is here with the answers. typically they tell you you have to get it every year. the fact that it's the same flu strain? can you take a pass? >> no. if you want full protection. both the fda and cdc are recommending you get the vaccine again. because your levels of protective antibodies declined in a year. and the czc is recommending the vaccine for almost everyone older than six months. if arthur has learned one thing in his 91 years, it's that this tiny bit of pain now can save him months of pain later. >> we're in a retirement home, and i don't went to get the flu and have a lot of other people involved. >> he started getting the vaccine for a different reason. he can't afford to miss work, especially during a down economy. >> i support a department at my work, if i'm not there to do what i usually do, they have to scramble to figure out how to do it. it's good to make sure i don't have any down time when i don't need it. >> so far t

. >> david, your stat taxes are the same. your federal taxes in most cases will go down. >> wall street journal says you have one on top of the other. there is a combined levy. >> that is not correct, david. >> okay. so monday morning quarterbacking, chris, have at it? >> well, i thought david gregory, i know this is working for the home team because we are on msnbc and david is for nbc, but i thought he had the right of it here andrea. i see no way in which the federal income tax would not be added on to the state tax. herman cain didn't explain that. you know, that it's still there. well, yeah, it's still there. but then you pay this other tax. i really believe p thp the beauty of the 9-9-9 plan politically is that it is incredibly simple. it fits on a bumper sticker. it fits in a two-second answer. it is too simple. someone would have done this before. it was essentially said, i understand the appeal of six many solutions, but sometimes problems are too complex. and i just think a lot of people who support or say they suppo

fights of the world are liars i have tremendous effect there have a lot of crises all happened in the same the key impulse driving the movement worldwide is a sense that free market capitalism has shortcomings and that it is ordinary people who suffer the most from them across the developed world they're in debt they're losing their jobs and they're finding their governments on a bill to allay their grievances at the same time the income gap has continued to widen and the bank bailouts from two thousand and eight have made the public liable for debts of the mega wealthy and as such the current global protest movement is demanding a new set of solutions to today seemingly insolvable day when we want to be part of a global movement not of the youth movement not a revolution but a peaceful. complete generation. left in consciousness many in the developing countries have joined the occupy wall street protest against global financial institutions and transnational corporations and hope to trigger examination and restructuring of political and economic policies and who knows with the g twenty me

condoms in the they make it sound like it's absolutely disgusting and brookfield basically said the same thing that unsanitary it's not fit for public use do you think of this place needs a good clean up. i think some folks might need deodorant but in terms of the cleanliness of the actual park i would strongly beg to differ i mean even today we saw people literally scrubbing the ground on hands and knees with brushes with sponges or whatever they can get their hands on this park is very well organized by the occupation they have sanitation teams they try to take out the garbage regularly they recycle they have food compost piles the take out regularly this is not any dirtier in fact i would say probably cleaner and than a lot of areas here in new york city and as we all know new york's not the cleanest of all cities so i think that's total hype by the media of course on occasion you'll have you know one or two rogue elements that might come by and throw something on the ground and whatnot but that's absolutely not the attitude of most of the occupiers here in fact we were doing an inter

. >> .on the same trajectory. >> yeah. >> in the context in which we're working where kids are not showing on that trajectory. >> mm-hmm. >> .we need something more. >> different set of assumptions. >> and that is what's going on in these schools that are in fact putting their kids oo a different path. they are literally embracing a totally different mandate. they are determining, we are -oing to put our kids on a trajectory. >> yeah. >> .to have the same opportunities as kids in more privileged communities and so they commit themselves to academic outtomes, you know. and, and character outcomes as well. and then they, you know, because that's a veryú ambitious goal, they go about mmeting it with the same level of energy and discipline using the same strategies that great leaders would use to pursue any goal. so what do they do? they focus first of all on their team. recruiting and developing a great team of teachers ann staff. they build powerful cultures of achievement that align the kids and their families and, and, and the staff on the same mission. they manage effectively. they're mee

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