top-down, bottom-up and inside out. channel as you leave here, our challenge, is to take care of that bottom-up part and the inside-out part. the hard part. >> glenn: the hard part. that's what did it for me. he said the hard part. that's not -- there is something wrong here. i have -- i didn't know what this meant. this is a tried and true technique that come in additions use -- communists use. he said you've taken care of the top part. put the people in power. now get radicals at the bottom to cause chaos. if you don't believe me, fine. i tell you don't take my word for anything. look it up yourself. let me take it back to where i took you at the beginning of the program. czechoslovakia. i have only told you half the story of what the czechoslovakiaens thought was happening to their country in the late 1940s. after world war ii, czechoslovakia was in real trouble. people were hungry and there was strife. a small group of communists managed to gain power in the czech government through parliamentary maneuvers. that was

top-down, bottom-up and inside out method. s what happened in czechoslovakia post world war ii. you get all of the people in the top, the government people in top. you get the radicals just like the radicals down here. you get them up in here in the government, and then you stir the people at the bottom. these people rise up. this is you, by the way. these people rise up and you say oh, my gosh, protect us. these people come down and they crush you. little do you know they're working together. it happened in postworld warrii. i believe now that van jones is call for it. earlier in in year, the summer he talked about this very thing. >> the top-down but it's also bottom-up and inside-out. top-down, bottom-up. >> glenn: top-down, bottom-up, inside out. these are the people at the bottom. they are just going to start rising up. the center for american progress, you know these guys, they are putting everybody in power. soros, by the way, everybody in power. you've got all the radicals and revolutionaries at the top. do your own hom

clearly the great society solution of top down programs has failed. top-down programs.swers could be found in the raw power quoting of government appropriations. wow! but it was the next election cycle that truly launched the shadow party in 2004, when sor soros didn't mince words. he stated this is not a normal election. these are not normal times. and i do not accept rules imposed by others. if i did, i would not be alive today. in periods of regime change, normal rules do not apply. one needs to adjust one's behavior to the changing circumstances. by the 2004 election cycle, soros' shadow party shaped the democratic message. under soros, the guidance of the shadow party infrastructure had assumed the cohelicopter shape by early 2004. they were seven extensive independent non-profit groups that included moveon.org to help the democrats. really? soros surrounds himself by radicals and revolutionaries. let me go back to what i told you at the beginning. soros is creating a new structure through a shadow party. he infiltrates politics. he pulls the same play book out, ev

they will continue taking walls down in this fashion with a nibble the top down so as not to spread the debris on our neighbors. it has actually been very well contained. no complaints. a couple of weekends ago on fremont street, they were taking the structure down, and that is what it looked like about two weeks ago with the entire removal of the roof deck and the walls. as i said before, to date, over 11,000 -- nearly 12,000 kraft hours have been completed. bay area labor has contributed 11,184 hours or about 94% of that labor. just taking a quick look at the time line, the events coming up through november by the weekend before thanksgiving, we will have the first street crossing completed. early november, and of this week or next, they will start working on some of that utility relocation in order to check all the as bold and move on from there. if there are not any questions, that is the end of my presentation. >> directors, that concludes my report. >> i want to offer a comment on the information and executive director's report. in my fellow board members and ac transit have been

we come out of the community, we're going to know what the community issues are better than your top-down bureaucracy." so there was this rise of the community development corporations. and tndc, the tenderloin neighborhood development corporation was one of the most successful, in terms of providing affordable housing and usually better housing conditions to literally thousands of tenderloin residents. jerry: behind us, you can see these high-rise hotels that were developed in the early 1980's. the early 80's were a period of intense development pressure on the neighborhood. due to the efforts of a lot of community activists, a lot of non-profits in the neighborhood, those development pressures were lessened somewhat for a period of time. and we... i feel that we may be looking at a period where we are seeing pressure from development. carolyn diamond: it's probably an area that's known for being unsafe, a little unsavory... high crime rate at 6th and market st. and it's a place where you don't see a lot of activity in the night-time, because people feel insecure and unsafe. and even tho

companies, bp, trans ocean, and halliburton really need to reform their safety procedures from the top down tony hayward said that in dealing with the gulf of mexico oil spill took bp close to financial meltdown. he admits that the company was not prepared for the fallout nor the media frenzy that followed it. >> horrifying images of wildlife suffering. >> the news flashed around the world. >> the headlines of a disaster that brought bebe to the brink. the figure at the top, tony hayward, was described the most hated man in america. time after time, bp failed to stop the leak. mr. hayward now admits that the company got things wrong. the people's contingency plans were inadequate. -- bp's contingency plans were inadequate. we were making it up day-to-day. >> nobody wants this thing over more than i do. i want my life back. >> he says now that may be his training a drama school might have helped. >> besides a degree and trauma instead of -- perhaps a degree in drama instead of a degree in geology would have helped. >> from the president to the public, bp was under pressure. most visibly in a

. >> it was a nice day, i had my top down. >> reporter: but for gordon hester it became a dangerous drive. >> all of a sudden, i got pain on my leg like something hit me. >> reporter: it was not a bird but a gunshot leaving a nasty wound that swelled and bruised. his was one of five cars that a gunman shot at. >> you saw the bb. >> then i saw the bb on the floor mat. >> and you thought? really? >> yeah, right. can you believe it. yeah. it's crazy. >> reporter: police say the bb guns shootings took place sunday around 11:00 p.m. many windows were blown out along with hector, a 25-year- old man was injured when glass flew into his eye. police believe the shooter was hiding in these woods, the elevated location gives the suspects two advantages advantages, you can see the cars clearly and it's a disguise. >> it's ridiculous that somebody didn't get hurt, that somebody didn't crash their car after getting hit. >> reporter: the suspect could face a long list of criminal charges for assault and property damage. reporting at police headquarters, weijia jiang, wjz eyewitness news. >>> and the vic

gusty winds below some of the thunderstorms and even some snow over the mountain tops. downo about 2500 feet. tell you what, we are thought done with the system yet. we have got more on the way overnight tonight and in through tomorrow. maybe an inch and a quarter in parts of the east bay. half to three quarters of an inch in the peninsula. temperatures running in the 40s and 50s right now. so you've got that cold air that is diving into the bay area thus the possibility of some snow in the forecast here and of course lots of snow in the high country too looking at a pretty serious storm making its way in that direction. winter storm warning. more snow on monday and tuesday. so if you want to get up in the snow may want to wait a couple days because after that looking pretty good. the storm system diving into the bay area carrying a lot of speckled clouds. sign of the cold air making its way in from the gulf of alaska. going to bring more cold showers to us and prospects of some of the snow over the mountain tops. let's roll the computer model forward throughout the evening

it's not a top down approach. no proclamation or hearing or resolution will solve the problems in our neighborhoods. the only way the problems in our neighborhoods get solved is when people come together and say, we had enough and want to make a difference and want to tribute our time and talent and tenacity by gaging be one another and becoming part of that change. now, what you are seeing up here with the slides is also the spirit of why we are here. these are images that daniel took in new orleans. in the broadmoore community. we have a special guest today that will talk to you about the real meaning of empowerment. you can imagine for all our challenges doesn't matter the neighborhood we are in cam pair or challenges to the challenges you see up challenges on thoseim mags. we don't have trials like what happened with katrina. so many of you that have been sparks of hope and imagination, people that are engaged we have someone that will talk about how she has sparked the imagination and engagement of a city tha

and european stock markets are down however banks are among the top gainers on the footsie after european union finance ministers approved a bailout for ireland worth eighty five billion euros most blue chips are lower on the docks was deutsche post and metro among the top losers. meanwhile in russia the indices are down after starting the day on a positive note most of the blue chips are down the biggest loser on the my sex as well as hydro down more than one percent fewer calories shares continue to drop after damage to a rail link the company uses to ship potash from its main russian mind spare bank is the only gainer on the r.t.s. up just point one percent. and russia and ukraine may repeat their traditional winter gas dispute as kid is still not satisfied with the price of russian gas supplies that's according to constantine soon enough from the national energy security fund. from the point of view of the law there will be no crisis because we have conflict and ukraine must fulfill this conflict and if ukraine cannot pay according to this called ukraine must i don't know give us some

bank to go down on the european continent there's a greater faith in the role of the state harder top down regulation of the financial system every day we live this duality in canada because we're both an english and a francophone country and fortunately. we did things well enough that none of the canadian banks had a problem during the crisis and as a result canada is leading the group of seven in the growth coming into the recovery but beyond the transatlantic difference if you will even. china. saudi arabia i mean with very heavy state honed and state controlled financial systems far more than what is the norm in france so one of the great to challenges but strengths of the g twenty is how the leaders can learn about the greater diversity in the world well speaking of the diversity should this diversity be be be preserved in the judy should one of these positions start winning or do you think that the truth is somewhere in the middle and we should have different opinions and and this clash of opinion as yours because of its power there has to be difference of opinion at the beginning no

chalco went one point clear at the top down through to the next round after winning three nil at home to. last season semifinalist also go through as their place benfica lost three nil top call televisa. adding group say valencia sealed qualification for a six one pressuring of turkish side press this fall despite his side all three points behind leaders manchester united claimed a late one zero win at rangers into the rightfully wayne rooney struck but we're not in eighty seventh minute from the penalty spot that is enough for sorites ferguson to praise his side. i think you're away from europe has been very good over the years. and bought for that you know. where they are by and scored against as would have had a fantastic record with a straight three years so. further we are playing in europe away from home and there's good composure in the team. meanwhile for we bunched united player david back into showing that he's still light on his feet after arriving in australia as part of an off season tour with his l.a. galaxy side the thirty five year old former england captain had travel

. >> reporter: here in the uk, from the top down, there is hope for the royal couple. >> i was passed a piece of paper, and announced the news in the middle of the cabinet meeting, and a great cheer went up and a great banging of the table. >> this is going to be a huge event. i don't think we will see a royal wedding on this scale. i don't think we've seen one on this scale since 1981. >> reporter: enormous pressure for the likely future king and queen. >> we're like sort of ducks. sort of very calm on the surface but little feet going under the water. we've been talking about it for a long time. for us, it is a real relief and nice to be able to tell everybody. >> reporter: they sure seem like a regular couple. asked about when they met nearly nine years ago, and if middleton had a picture of the prince on his wall -- >> he wishes. no, i had the levis guy on my wall. not a picture of william. sorry. sorry. >> it was me in levis. honestly. >> reporter: so, when is the date and where is the wedding going to be? odds on favorite, may at westminster abbey. that's where princess di's fun

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corporations and big top-down government. and we have to go from entitlement to empowerment. that's, essentially -- and if we don't and we have to have accountability this spending of money -- in the spending of money and responsibility for people who get opportunity that's tsaed by the government. and i found that i was being -- even today i read that i'm being excoriated by people, one of the television commentators on one of our liberal cable channels said i was the best republican president the country ever produced which would come to quite a surprise from the republicans, half of whom still think i'm a closet communist. [laughter] but what she meant by that was i didn't necessarily follow their, the conventional wisdom's means. i said, what do you mean? the welfare reform reduced rolls by 60%, and then we had a brief recession in 2001, and people who moved from welfare to work were actually slightly less likely, not more likely, to be let go in this recession. we had 100 times as many people move out of poverty in those

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demonstrated from the top down is staggering to the american people wrote about it in the new york times that touched off a firestorm at the white house coolness robert novak tried to discredit wilson by writing a story that wilson's wife valerie plame who worked at the cia sent him on the trip trouble was she worked as a spy for the cia nobody was supposed to know she worked there the cia even told no that not to publish that information. told. me not to use or did not say she was she was a. former president bush was not a. human intelligence spies. is very important. it's pretty hard to get it. if somebody working clandestine service. name is going to appear and i'm sure they're both. deputy defense secretary richard admitted he was the first to leak despise name and he apologized for it. but white house staffers karl rove in lewis libby also spraying the covert agents name to reporters at the same time for sharing the president's own press secretary they had nothing to do with it and they are good individuals they're important members of our white house team and that's why i spoke wit