the controller's office and our office, we reviewed their financial reports and their audit, and their union square bid is fully in compliance with their requirements from the city in their contract. the budget for each service category, one of the things we look at is was it within 10 percentage points from the manning plan's bgget. yes, they stayed within 10 percentage points of the management plan budget. the union square has requirements to get other funds. they have fundraised more than what they are required in their contract and management plan. almost 8% of their income is from income besides assessments. that includes $221,000 in grants. their budget versus their actual expenses, they spent less than budgeted for all service categories, and that was because the assessment is from july 1st to june 30 every year, but they did not start services until january 1st. so what they do is they carry over funds to cover the first six months of each fiscal year because the city does not pay until january. from july 1st until december, the need to carry over funds from the previous year.

many companies give their employees their bicycle with their name on that.it is a form of advertisement. many companies, the company where i work for, the chamber of commerce, they have bicycle and scooter sharing for the people to come by public transport. they can take a bicycle or a scooter to go to their place. many companies are stimulating their employees who are coming by bicycle because it is much cheaper than coming by car. it is also easier for these companies to start their business on a more "a" location instead of de "b" location. -- instead of faye "b" location. many employers work on bicycles. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much, peter. maybe i need to ask if i can vary from the script. i'm supposed to say that unfortunately we are out of time, but we are not. maybe what i will do is have you will come up here and sit around a table. if we could get some chairs? yeah, and could you turn on the lights? very good. and is there another microphone? there are two. staff will pass them around if you have questions. what we will do is, unles

muslim art students want people to understand how their artwork influences their culture. it let's them openly express their beliefs. caligraphy is a central feature so it stands apart from western work. yet the artists want their fellow colleagues to realize they are a diverse and open culture. this was inspired by the phrase a picture is worth 1,000 words. the exhibit allows students to appreciate the art from the muslim culture and accept it from their beauty no matter how diverse from their own. that does it for arts and entertainment. back to you, ladies. >> thank you. >> there is more to come on update news. check in with the sports desk as the decision was reached with two teams on the verge of leaving the western athletic conference. it came down to the final seconds for the sjsu football against new mexico state. we will have the highlights of the dramatic ending. >>> the streets were full of black and orange as the fans celebrated giants first world series victory in san francisco. take you there when update news returns. but first students sound off on their fav

they're also protecting their health with fresh foods from their farms and active lives.hey don't go to the gym, which would be good to get aerobic exercise, but they're all working on farms and factories and construction. so they do heavy labor, so they're not sedentary. >> reporter: and the amish avoid tobacco use. so while we might not share their genes, we can all join in their healthy choices. >>> all right, young america. what's your opinion? we'll find out in "speak of the week." >> here's a money question for you. if you could have a penny a day doubled every day for a month or $1 million up front, what would you choose? >> a penny a day, because i wouldn't have the temptation to spend it all in one place. >> penny doubled every day, because in the end you'll get more money. >> penny a day doubled every day, because it all adds up in the end. >> a million dollars. >> a million dollars up front. >> actually, a penny doubled every day for a month with 31 days comes out to $10,737,418.40! >> oh. i had a bad answer. that's what i think. >> oh. i did not know that. >>

control or their interests yeah that's their popular front so to speak just like the communist party it's popular front the corporations knowing they can't be out front because people don't like a lot of these big corporations they ripped off by the banks and credit card companies insurance companies they have the bicameral accounting pfizer's they give the tea party some deceptive information and focus on certain politicians and therefore if they continue their work there will behind the scenes i mean we have corporate socialism this country where the profits are kept and the losses are socialized on the back of the taxpayer there is a single department range and see us go. who's outside influence over one place not corporate they control from their outside and putting their executives and i government positions funding members of congress and their cash thirty five thousand full time lobbyists in washington they are the government theater dreiser's put it very well a minimum years ago he said the corporations are the god i wonder what role does third party candidates have an electi

of two sons or denies a big march of their citizens over their territory. through their german russian lines to safety into into territory. later the jews nicknamed part of cynical like you see yo who was put in charge of the march the moses of dog and. he was the commander i think he had was a fifteen or sixteen part years and this was was weapons and the rest of us where at two hundred seventy two hundred seventy people as children. who started this beak unprecedented and unique march. we covered about thousand five hundred kilometers despite all the precautions on several occasions germans almost discovered them one time to see nearly ran into a nazi patrol the germans opened fire and several people were killed but the nazis decided not to pursue the group the participants of the march were very much afraid of being discovered. sure most provocative about two years old or three years old. and she hears to cry and at night they're crying was a very dangerous thing because we could have been discovered by the enemy so. that people start or forcing their pa

there are people who come in who need treatment for their heart disease or for their diabetes or theirhigh blood pressure or their cholesterol or their hepatitis b. we actually provide group medical visits and group education classes and meeting people who have similar chronic illnesses as you do really helps you understand that you are not alone in dealing with this. and it validates the experiences that you have and so you learn from each other. >> i think it's very important to try to be in tune with the needs of the community and a lot of our patients have -- a lot of our patients are actually immigrants who have a lot of competing priorities, family issues, child care issues, maybe not being able to find work or finding work and not being insured and health care sometimes isn't the top priority for them. we need to understand that so that we can help them take care of themselves physically and emotionally to deal with all these other things. they also have to be working through with people living longer and living with more chronic conditions i think we're going to see more patien

two speakers stood up to share their stories about the impact of their addictions on their college careers, and how they went on to find recovery. residents of the columbus area of ohio celebrated an afternoon of music and recovery with their rally for recovery celebration and jam. various musicians both regionally and nationally known were given the opportunity to entertain the crowd with different styles of music. several keynote speakers also took the stage to speak, and awards for excellence in service were presented to those who have committed themselves to making a difference in the field of addiction recovery. friends of recovery capital district hosted their first annual recovery run/walk and family day celebration. the theme for the event was "let your life speak," the goal of which was to celebrate sobriety and promote recovery in an effort to reduce the stigma of addiction. in addition to the run and walk, there were games, prizes, and food, as well as informative health and safety booths to promote family safety. community members from henderson, kentucky, showed their support

so, the information that they are using to determine their priorities in their for their crime fighting is available to you through the mapping service. i didn't bring the website. it should be on the website now. if you want to, i will make this offer if you contact northern station and leave your name and number i will have somebody to get back to you to give you the access information to that. >> depend who the suspects are. i have several phone calls from it is geneva mission there are some purse snatches and issues that occurred out there. i grew up out there my mother is still a lie a lot of her lady friends are concerned what's going on. usually the suspect's on a purse snatching will be the same suspect until we catch them. then it calms down and starts up again. the information is available to you and should be going out. at northern station if we have a series we send it out via our e mail news letter or do a special alert out. thank you. >> yes. >> it's probably going to be a question for the district attorney's representative. primarily the stay away orders i have seen serve

feel their unique secrets their bottoms uniquely. welcome back to the kaiser report you know you know those nasty banks on wall street around the world the reason we got into this whole global financial meltdown principle because they were involved in hundreds of billions even trillions of mortgage related fraud well let's go to new york city and talk with investigator financial journalist and forbes contributor terry bull terry welcome back to the kaiser reports hi max is great to see you great to see you again terry ball and back has filed for bankruptcy tell us about am back who are they what bankrupted them and what is j.p. morgan's relationship in this case and back was one of our larger insurers residential mortgage backed securities you know those toxic loans that they went out and sold and told you that were aaa rated and everyone should buy. back when and sold a bunch of banks a bunch of head a bunch of pension funds insurance that would say that these securities are great there's probably no problem with them now we know th

team win but not just to break their opponents down. may sound surprising after looking through an azhar was profile during his in the career the thirty six year old was considered the only russian in the league and a good one or that. as soon as it came to coaching reserve proved a full a different philosophy since he's been harry's he's promised structure more discipline. now i think you guys are counting on how we got to our off week or sol one hundred first got there but now there's an adjustment period with guys at the land systems and we all kind of get accustomed to mine mates and now his style of play and i think accurate proved to have done very well and on the last six of americans he played in phoenix and i went there after him and. he is a lot of good things are said of the army played i played also played with my cousin in phoenix trying to stress man he had nothing but good things to say about him as well he's got a great reputation manhattan is three n.h.l. and in russia still it's nice to be taught by being played. actua

jobs their health care their pensions their retirement security why wouldn't there be a revolt but if we if we look at the results again and you can't help but think that this is a reflection of the health care bill that president obama pushed through you know i was covering some of the local debates and folks who voted in members who voted for the health care bill were demonized you know even if they considered voting for it and they didn't in the end they were looked down upon you almost didn't vote for the health care bill because it didn't include the public option i mean isn't this an indication you know america's youth are not interested not ready or just doesn't care that americans don't think that a we needed a public option and b. it was the right thing to even even push the health care bill to writing this was the major piece of legislation that obama was able to to push through fifty million americans without any health care at all i did want reform only within the context of a for profit system which is what president obama ultimately decided that he wanted to push for the

money went down the main boulevard of armored cars in their left nothing with their pots and pans by a little so now put j.p. morgan in the morgue. so this was the report by the congressional oversight panel and they said that the ongoing turmoil roiling mega banks and their faulty home foreclosure practices may represent deeper more systemic problems regarding their origination transfer ownership of millions of mortgages potentially putting wall street on the hook for billions of dollars an unexpected loss oh of course there's going to be of course i mean that's the name of the game is deflation as far as the fed is concerned to give all the money to the folks who have all the assets to make those assets worth more but they don't do anything for wages they don't it's a twin mandate of the fed is price stability in wages but somehow wages never go up and it's a problem space you know but even though we're breaking this news story globally friends of j.p. morgan moles are in this show they're in the house and we have to root them out so just so you see how all of this fraud happened r

help libraries keep track of their massive collections and companies like wal-mart track all their goods some are concerned about saif i scenarios where they be used to control us others like chief anatoli chubais us are excited about how they'll fix some of life's day to day headaches. all the technology for the stalls of the future and today is being what saved it together with the leading experts in this sphere it provides for the transition. of all trades to a new technological principle that in fact it means replacing traditional ball cards which at present can be found on any and all of the lower commodity with billions of electronic r f i d chips it's going to be a new system of running more than shops where the movement of every single product from the store house to a shelf and from the shelf to the shopping cart will be tracked online the most interesting thing is that when a smart shopper leaves the supermarket he needs to check out in the sense that there's no cashier and in our i thought id card allows to purchase to be charged directly to his bank account shop is could stil

how do they live with me this is where they get their money how do they buy their weapons their ammunition to their connection with the mines. i can't say anything about that when it's. ok ok i don't see them i'll be back. the local chiefs agree to meet us but they refused to be filmed. many of these men have international markets for their arrest they call these are wondering rebels into ham wayne these are the people who committed the rwandan genocide in one thousand nine hundred forty eight hundred thousand tutsis were massacred by hutu militias. when the situation was reversed tens of thousands of hutus had to cross the congolese border for fear of being massacred by the tutsis. among them women asian men of the former rwandan regime and the soldiers who carried out the genocide and army in full flight crossed into congo with their weapons and supplies these are the people we meeting today we're carrying a hidden microphone or. whatever we have from french television we come from paris we're making a documentary about the millions. their minds everywhere around here. they stretch from

but how they cope with that is they try to get more of their their professors and their scientists to publish in the international journals and so on now i should point out that the times higher education ranking which in my view is the other one which is reasonably objective among the three or four international rankings does measure other things that then the only citations where they measure out whether this should be my next question what are the main criteria you know the times higher education which i think has done a pretty good job of trying to bring in other aspects and maybe the russian higher education system can learn something from what they measure budget they measure. ph d. numbers on their faculties they measure the output of doctoral doctoral research students they measure internationalization that is how many international students are coming to europe to the particular university. they they measure the amount spent per student and a number of other things and i must say from my brief observations here in russia most of the russian universities that i know anything a

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germany should have dramatically increased their economic cooperation plus the message from russian prime minister vladimir putin to some of germany's top industrialists business forum in birdland that you're going to spin off is following the discussions russia's prime minister of idea put in is currently meeting with germany's business elite and the discussion has gone a little bit beyond just business. was asked what are the biggest problems in the world that he currently sees right now if you said that this is terrorism this is a racial and religious hatred and economic inefficiency and before that pushing me to. teach at the former focusing on the cooperation between russia and the european union calling for more cooperation and more ties in fact he said that if russia and the european union want to stay competitive in the world in the international economy than it is vital for both to work together he also called european partners not to hamper cooperation between european companies and russian companies once again he talked about creating a free economic zone a free trade zone betw

presents their style with dignity -- and securing their own turnover instead of enriching their imitators the fashion expert has inspected the quality of jean paul gaultier's new line. >> this here is absolutely designer quality. this dress is made of the cotton used for jeans. but it has more to offer: the typical designer components. >> for example, the buttons. they are made of high-value metal, antiqued. and the print pattern is very original, the motif continues on the inside. this is a genuine designer piece. >> the explanations for the relatively low price differ. >> the new line is part of the collection. it has the same style elements of the season. but you can't simply say: this is gaultier, but cheaper -- the clothes are lower-priced because they are made from other materials, for example the jeans or t-shirts, or because they require less labor. >> the price can be markedly reduced if larger numbers of the item are produced. with a line like this, the fashion company can commission 2,000 or even 20,000, instead of 200 exclusive prÊt-À-porter models. >> several renowned fashion

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of their race. out and out discrimination. and hundreds of thousands of americans will receive some help this holiday season because we will extend temporary assistance for needy families. my republican friends, they like to talk about tax cuts for millionaires and billionaires. tax cuts that were supposed to expire have been planned to expire by a republican congress from the beginning of the decade. this isn't something new. this isn't some big surprise. but the republicans in this house and the republicans in the senate would like to hold up and do nothing until their fries, the millionaires and billionaires, continue these tax cuts. at the same time stop payment and satisfaction of claims that have been long overdue to these hundreds of thousands of native americans and thousands and thousands of black farmers, as well as millions of people who need assistance under the temporary assistance to needy families. this country pays its bills. doesn't just give tax cuts to the wealthiest americans amo

their concern for the well being and pleasure of their little friends. a number of people have posed comments on amazon and now a facebook page has been created calling for a boycott of amazon. "this is absolutely horrible. of a mother of a small child i'm appalled by the fact that amazon allows something like this. boycott amazon. i will not buy a book from them until all trash like this is taken off." grieves says he's hoping to change the public's perception of pedophiles. >> every time you see them on television they're murders, rapists or kidnappers. that's not an accurate represent representation of that sexuality. >> he told abc, quote, to a certain extent i wanted that kind of notoriety to effect the book. i wanted to effect sales. we reached out to amazon for a statement and they didn't give us one. they did release one to business insider, quote, amazon believes it is censorship to not sell certain books simply because we or others believe their message is objectionable. we support the right of every individual to make their own purchasing deci

others shake their executioners and i'm longing for justice. those so many years of past. memory is still alive. as well as old. as for that russian businessman accuses washington of trying to force his confession he denies all charges including conspiracy to kill americans and supplying arms to terrorist groups but was extradited from thailand after what russia has called unprecedented political pressure from the u.s. . security on the line the white house about to do whatever it takes to see if the arms reduction treaty between russia and the u.s. has more republicans course to postpone its ratification some americans claim they're trying to score points against. anything to support. and rising tension roma gypsies say they're being outcast claiming european countries are using a fight against crime as an excuse to target them and they're blaming their inability to integrate on nobody except thing them. and those are the headlines here in our t.v. time now for sports update was a room on. a lonely walk into sports on our t.v. with the latest from russia and around the gl

candidates to protect their interests ok again to get the state to pass legislation to protect their wealth that's what some people would say and you would go ahead while their interests their interests or their interests are keeping the country country safe for business. and private interest but i think there's plenty of money being spent on the other side i think it's interesting to think that the rich the rich don't pay anything to the society of course we do have a progressive tax system the rich pay far more in taxes that than the middle class many many the vast majority of citizens in the united states don't pay any income taxes at all so there is a massive transfer of wealth and it's interesting you call that a giveaway for the rich is allowing them to keep more of their money but yes in the last few years they've been bailouts and in wall street it's benefited wall street i agree with jim it's a tragedy but but those bailouts were made not to save the rich but but did. really to say to keep interest rates low to keep the financial financial edifice from collapsing which would

please reconsider the decision to cut their benefits and their pay. [applause] commissioner mendoza: thank you. >> my name is cathy, and i've worked in the san francisco school district for about eight years now. tonight, i am speaking for the security guards at our school. asking you to restore the m1- hour pay -- one-hour pay, over $400 a month loss in pay. how would you be without $400 in your budget? how would you get by? they are having a hard time. one that i saw and tried to get to come, he was going to another job. one of them was in a car accident recently. i don't see any substitute for him. along with his staff there, it is the children and some of your children that are going to suffer because of what ever -- if something happens, and they find out we did not have enough security guards, it is a problem. besides that, you have the money, you know that you have the money. the jobs bill was exactly for this. to retain the present workers at their full pay. at their full hours. and to bring back the people that were laid off. what are you wai

the new system for their own new circle for me. just before going to break up with the board to go with the system you know. the group coach. you have me a lot so. i wish the best most of the men had hoped to get their season back on track with victory over the finish side from the playboy in the united league first period sources consulates where there is struggle. to get their game together or finish opponents who aren't exactly one of europe's basketball powerhouses their women were making far too many basic errors i had it not been for the presence of dimitri sokolowski the paines the home side would have ended the first trailing robertson having a slender free point lead but having pretty much the same squad that made it all the way to last his final four in paris this is a shadow of a team that proved to be one of europe's very best last season says cover a team of very low on confidence a male lead to up their game very quickly they want to be challenging holders to be in the season for most guys slowly began to get their ac

courage and determination, their acceptance and their dedication to their country.ending a hand is one of the most rewarding things i have done in my life. for all they have done in sacrifice, they do not as much in return. knowing they are not forgotten it makes a world of difference. that is why we are here today. to make a world of difference. war is notike what you see in the movies or on television. war is very real. while many of these veterans have adjusted to their disabilities, there'll always be a constant reminder of the hell they went through. a reminder that they and their care givers lived with each and every day. they may have been which our nation's enemies, but their lives definedy l, by physical and emotional scars, remains firm. we cannot give them back to their real arms and legs. we cannot give them back their eyes or ears are pieces of themselves that have been lost, the mines that have been altered, but we can give them and we must give them our respect and our everlasting appreciation. being part of this memorial effort for me and my involvem

plans jobs come to us with their projects. they wouldn't have gone with old before we came to find out what all the fuss is about what exactly is new know it's become a buzzword spawning many gimmicky products in recent years. real nanotechnology play in our lives. this is how some of the world's top technology companies envision our nano future new systems will help us custom engineer our urban environment. can change what we and how we grow in. special equipment will revolutionize the field of medicine making once complicated or even impossible procedures and prophylactic measures cheaper faster and less invasive clearly a common thread in these predictions is the increased use and flexibility of touch screen technology for ever receiving business communication. if these forecasts are to be believed many of the gadgets we accumulate for different functions will be streamlined into far less bulky combined devices the application of nanomaterials not only makes this feasible they can also revolutionize industrial production al

they all keep their unique secrets of their bottoms unique lakes on our tea. leaves it's. beautiful to. see. wealthy british style. restaurant on the front. garden. market. to. find out what's really happening to the global economy was much stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines. bet it was a miss of the close is democracy. and his. competitive . system the same saw this time. the terror threat to the christmas holidays in europe is belgium arrests twenty six. suspects of payments to international terrorist organizations. students all over the u.k. are taking to the streets to protest over the government's plans to increase university tuition fees police have warned that they'll be forced to make arrests of demonstrations at town by the. next. with raymond stay with us. hello and welcome to the sport of artsy covering stories from russia and around the world for of and let's take a look at our top stories in brief. going marsay with three zero at ten minutes apart to check today and the moscow side hopes of reaching the last sixteen of the ch

they all keep their unique secrets their bottoms unique lakes on our team. is easy to. see. davis says good to have you with us top stories now. a possible currency union between russia and the european union that's a message from russian prime minister who's been talking cooperation with chancellor angela merkel in berlin. the russian cosmonauts and astronauts have made a successful landing back on earth and spent five months on the international space station. was responsible for the. twenty thousand people were killed the tragedy relations between moscow for decades . and fifteen minutes from now. dives into some authentic oriental culture here in the russian capital moscow is next.

it will be held they articulate their own personal message would then their communities and their districts and to be able to be elected. >> [inaudible] >> no. >> [inaudible] >> no. >> [inaudible] >> [inaudible] >> i think we have always ben -- always been in a situation where the most important thing is whether you are in the majority or the minority. it is what can we do to make sure the american people and the next generation -- far too often, my colleagues on the other side have. we have to make sure we have the right policy in place. working with both sides to make sure that the next generation will have the same kind of advantages that we know today. >> have any have you given any consideration to switching parties? >> no. we are a very large party. that was my message today. to be able to have a large tent with then a democratic party in order for us to be successful. we have to make sure that we include everyone and that we all have a seat at the table and we alt -- we do not always have the same message. we truly believe in the middle class and making sure that we move the country

you know it is no fault of their own but they have exhausted their benefits, they have exhausted theirsavings, they have dug into their 401(k), they can't get back into the economy. and so what do they do? their credit gets shot, no fault of their own. they have been outsourced. and so now when they go to apply for a job and get back into the economy, they are marked as a person, an american, with bad credit out of no fault of their own this is something that congress could do in the lame duck session and nobody is talking about t this is a real problem on the kitchen table for a lot of americans right now. their credit's gone. just because they are trying to keep their head above water. they are not concern about the deficit and earmarks. you got millions of americans thought who are trying to survive, trying to keep their credit. that's the story. tell me what you think on our telephone survey tonight. the number to dial is 1-877-ed-msnbc. my question tonight is do you think the republican attack on porkç barrel spending will improve your life? press the number 1 for yes, press the

people that come to my party and none of them are really lost their job or their even their income hasn't changed maybe their net worth has changed a little bit but they definitely seem more worried about what they do with their money and i think that the term ends. now go on if there's more to say well tell me this how my god how much do you charge someone to come to one of your vents. the only range between one hundred to one hundred fifty single women are free no single men. well tell me this too i mean you know since winning is feeling a hit here since you feel like you really have to lure people in with more advertising and more offers in your events do you think that maybe in some world could this be a good thing people be going back to just having sex with their you know husbands and wives and girlfriends and boyfriends and starting to you know cherish them for who they really are. i don't think guys change i think. that the parties just experience a different side or a different level or just a different situation with their partner i think to have you know that doesn't change thi

here's their content guidelines for digital publishing we found on their website. the policy says pornography, x-rated movies, home porn and hard-core meryl that depict graphic sexual acts and amateur porn are not permitted. what we deem offensive is probably what you would expect. this includes items such as crime scene videos, videos of cruelty to animals and extremely disturbing materials. let me row peat, they won't publish extremely disturbing materials. we started calling them last night around 6:00 p.m. we made a bunch of phone calls asking for a statement, an explanation. we wanted to talk to some human being. we left lots of messages last night. they never called us back. remember, the only statement amazon has ever made about this was to the website business insider and they were talking about that first book. in part that statement read, amazon believes it is censorship not to sell certain books simply because we or others believe their message is objectionable. amazon does not promote or support hatred or criminal acts however we do support the right of

ethnicity, their gender, their color, their race.g. you work hard, you pay your taxes, you're a good citizen, you vote, you are a functioning member of a community, what difference does it make if you are gay or straight? to me, it's none, and i know to you, none. and what difference does it make if you're a jewish man that marries a catholic woman or a black woman that marries a white man? and if you raise lovely children and they're productive, what difference does it make? that's where the federal government has to be involved to be sure that all people have those basic rights. >> larry: through all my years i have never understand prejudice. because it's stupid to prejudge. >> then you must feel comfortable in your own skin. most people who suffer from prejudices don't feel comfortable in their own skin. they feel in some way inadequate. i believe they feel in some way less worthy and therefore it's easy to pick on somebody else's what they perceived to be shortcomings. >> larry: what's your take on iowa, they fired three judges