. >> so on the civic arts collection, it is one of the arts commission top priorities. it has been certainly a work in progress. i think it's important to note that when we talk about inventory, and i think there has been confusion around inventory, inventory never ends so the art collection is a living body of art that moves from location to location, from different city buildings. admittedly there is a backlog. we have files that have not been entered. when we speak about the 18 month inventory which is starting this month we are about to make an offer to an individual who will come on board to help guide what is a backlog of the inventory as well as an updating of the database. but have also, as noted, brought on additional staff. last month we brought in a new director of the art staff. so a lot of challenged coo keeping up with ongoing -- related to staff capacity as well as some of the resources but it continues to be a top priority and we working with rec and park and throughout the city to properly establish an mou. we are open to that recommendation. we have be

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because quite frankly if we were prioritizing where we were going to bus to, this would not be a top priority to provide transportation to privately run after school programs. and giving transportation to those students that would not be my top choice, when we see students from the bay view getting transportation cut to their schools or from the schools. another question that i just have is also have we alerted muni about these proposed changes? i have heard recently many complaints about the transportation to high schools and that many students arrive late to school because they simply cannot even get on the bus. that so many schools are along certain particular lines of transportation where they are just heavily impacted and all at the same time. and therefore, many students are late for school, so they say, i am just kidding. they are late for school because they can't get on the bus and the buses actually pass them up. so you know that we have, probably the majority of our students rely on muni to get to school and i wonder if we could revisit our relationship with muni and what happens i

i do think that there's some truth to president obama insisting on making this a top priority.l said that, i dont believe it was anything but a huge priority with the cia. >> greta: the very controversial issue o of torture, does that he any connection of getting osama bin laden? >> it does. when you trace the trail back, some detainees were interrogated, it's not as simple as something they leaned on somebody and he coughed up a vital piece of information, but it is certainly true that the key interviews with te detainee, some were notorious for coercive tactics. there's no way that you can claim that the information that led them to torture, or coercive sessions. >> greta: i urge the viewers to get this book, because it's absolutely every bit -- i like the part that they had to measure whether or not they had osama bin laden. they had to have a navy seal who was 6'0" tall to lie next to him to try to measure. great book. i look forward to your next one. thank you, mark. >> thank you. >> greta: coming up, is. >> a war on women? female voters are answering that question. what a

will not hit the campaign trail until tomorrow, insisting recover from hurricane sandy takes his top priority. today, he visits new jersey to visit one of the areas hardest hit and one of his harshest critics, chris christie. surprisingly, he called the president and government efforts outstanding. mitt romney back on the road in florida. he collected some items for storm victims and called it a show of american spirit. many are hoping to hear more about his opinion about the government's reaction to the storm response. he has avoided those questions so far. maryland had lost two days of the early voting schedule, so officials have decided to extend it one more day. the poles remain open until 9:00 tonight. originally, early voting was scheduled to end on thursday, but it has been extended until friday. for a list of early voting sites around the state, go to our website, wbaltv.com. coming up, two brothers know where to be found this afternoon after they were swept away by flood waters. but their mother says was happening at the time of the incident. and this seemed caught by a security came

that is because of top priority. lastly, looking at implementation of ab1532 and treatment of cap and trade with respect to transit. >> great. thank you for the presentation. colleagues, questions or comments? seeing none, we will open it to public comment. is there any members of the public who would like to comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. can we forward this to the full authority with positive recommendations? it says action as well. okay. so this is an information item only. item four. >> item four, recommend approval of resolution authorizing executive director to execute all master agreements, program supplemental agreements, fund exchange agreements, transfer and cooperative agreements and any amendments between the authority and the california department of transportation for receipt of the funds, an action item. [ indiscernible ] >> good morning, deputy directors. good morning, commissioners, deputy director for finance and administration. this is a routine item that comes before the committee

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 patients coming through. >> starting next year, every day 10,000 people will hit the age of 60 until 2020. . >> the needs of the patients that we see at kerr senior center often have to do with the consequences of long standing substance abuse and mental illness, linked to their chronic diseases. heart failure, hypertension, diabetes, cancer, stroke, those kinds of chronic illnesses. when you get them in your 30's and 40's and you have them into your aging process, you are not going to have a comfortable old age. you are also seeing in terms of epidemics, an increase in alzheimer's and it is going to increase as the population increases. there are quite a few seniors who have mental health problems but th

through all of this, the carrier says safety and reliability are its top priority. macdonald is diving deeper into coffee grounds. and starbucks's pumpkin spice blocked -- latte is getting even more elusive. more later. >> 60 degrees outside. much more to come. >> you better log on to your computer if you want to take advantage of our latest chance to win tickets to a fun family event. our latest facebook give away. >> plan ahead if you are taking me >> un-american is accused of opening fire in israel. >> ---- an american. >> an american tourist open up fire in a hotel into a resort city. we can pull up a picture so you can get a sense of what the area looks like. it is a large resort area with a lot of hotels. it is a report of a young american possibly in an exchange program and was living at the hotel. the hotel is called the leonardo club. it's on the red sea. he was in the hotel and took a gun from the security guard and then shot somebody with the gun. one person has been killed. no identity on that person nor the gunman. there are some reports right now withi

top priority is restoring electricity and getting mass transit back on track. hurricane sandy hit new jersey's long beach island hard. homes were flooded or destroyed. roads left covered with sand. boats littered the streets. >> we'll assess the damages an rebuild. that's the way it works in new jersey. >> reporter: new york city was crippled by the storm. subway and traffic tunnels were filled by salt water. no word when the famous subway service will resume. an entire community burnt to the ground in queens. for a second night manhattan is a tale of flights have been canceled nationwide.. hundreds here n the bay area. the storm put taxis in a way grave. this is a shot from hoboken, new jersey. and to give you an idea of t how powerful sandy was: home video caught this amazing s: a giant tree uprooted on log island, during the height oe storm. c-b-s 5 meteorologist paul deanno shows us what sandy's doing now. { paul wx hit... video from elkins, west virginia} { pl wx hit... video from elkins, west virginia} the presidential race has basically been on hold beca

. >> president obama has said the election is not his top priority right now. >> i am not worried about the upcoming look election, i am worried about the impact on families. >> mitt romney has also taken time off the campaign trail to help with relief efforts. he said he believes -- he did answer reporters' questions today. early voting in maryland resumes tomorrow for this friday, november 2. the polls will be open from 8:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. the governor's office as anyone in line at 9:00 p.m. will be able to cast their ballot. for information on polling places around the area, go to our website, wbaltv.com. >> president obama will arrive in new jersey tomorrow to get a firsthand look at the storm damage from superstorm sandy. he will join governor chris christie. mitt romney is in florida tonight, preparing to resume his campaign schedule tomorrow. he is scheduled to hold rallies in tampa, miami, and jacksonville. he had to cut short his campaign yesterday but is pushing for on the trail wednesday. romney converted an ohio rally today to relieve donation event. for other parts of

. >> reporter: they say the passenger safety is the top priority. last month's assault on a woman by two thugs on the north avenue line illustrates the need for sound. >> she is alleging that the case may have somehow been a hate crime. we have video of the incident but we don't have audio. that would help make the case as we try to find the two involved in the attack. >> reporter: acting on a rule that the practice is lawful training sundayway for drivers and the first ten buses this ek hit the road with more than 300 others or about half of the fleet to follow in the months to come. aclu said they could have limited the use of audio recordings. >> the technology exists to have the cameras be -- the audio be turned on only when there is a public safety incident that would warrant it. >> reporter: whether it's assault on a bus, crash with another vehicle or just a rude traffic. baltimore, abc 2news. >> the recordings will be kept for 30 days and nobody will monitor every conversation. once they reach a database government can't be trusted to keep th

see things developing what should happen is that on the whole we should give up growth as the top priority. and make sure. we have enough work sharing so that people can get work but not most people working forty or forty five or fifty hours a week and then another fifteen or twenty percent not working at all or only working very part time we need to sort of distribute work better among among people who want to work and also make sure there's more leisure so people can pursue you know pursue things for their own sake do things that interest them. and that's the way forward otherwise we're all sort of treadmill and i think. you're right they'll be more and more crises as a result of it no dramas cadel's can thank you. in this remote siberians image people still seeing the signs which russians sank in the middle ages and they cherish the ancient rituals practiced by the will set up church before the seventeenth century the old believers here is sign the area are conservative community. of the day are going to need air yet again i feel. that i now am i correct that. i. people here are happy t

the outreach program is definitely a top priority to do it. right now i try to get the information to get the brown bag lunch first to get more people into the building. >> and i don't know we have -- i was watching channel 26 and there was a small business presentation on accessibility there, but it was just the other night. i don't know how recent that was. i know the small business commission is trying to look at that as well. it is is the director here for the small business? * maybe this is unfair, but there was some presentation down there. i didn't get a chance to watch it all. two small businesses on accessibility issues and so on. was that part of the small business commission? >> that was -- good morning, commissioners. regina dickens, director of office of small business. that was combined workshop with supervisor carmen chu and s.f. bar association which we recorded and is being aired cyclically on sfgov. >> was there anybody from the building department? >> at that particular presentation, no. >> with regard to that, i mean not to

and prolonging the power is a top priority. we headed to the lowe's store. and there were lots of empty shelves by the end of the evening. after the storms with outages lasting for days and a week for others, larger generators were a good investment. that's what people were going for. manager at this store hope to get an emergency shipment of more in as soon as possible. customers are not the only ones. they are preparing for hundreds of thousands of outages throughout maryland. and bgs taking advantage of the storm a few days away. >> bge has mobilized employees and we're reaching out to several groups to bring in crews to help news the event we do see the outages from the storm. >> reporter: now, if you are not going out to get a generate your, make sure you have batteries and flashlights and collect non-perishable items and personal items like medicine. sherrie johnson, abc 2 news. >>> we'll work to keep you safe go. to www.abc2news.com for the latest of the storm track. you are seeing a shot there of new york. the big apple could be impacted by this depe

mental-health care has not been the top priority of the ministry. >> she is one of the few who has managed heart illness thanks to a supportive family. she now leads an ordinary life after 10 years in and out of psychiatric care. >> people are not accepted into society. we need the family to accept the person. we need the family to show them love. >> for a country still lacking resources, managing the millions who live with mental disorders, her story resonates. she was stigmatized or mismanaging own mental health. >> can you think of a more iconic figure in the world of cinema than 007. he first appeared in cinema 50 years ago in the film, "dr. no." he has always obtained -- maintained his obsession with fast cars, beautiful women, and vodka martinis. >> the stars, the stones, the girls, the gadgets -- the stunts, the girls, the gadgets, the cars, a few of the things that have made the bond series recognizable the world over. it was 50 years ago that cinema audiences first heard 007 say, "bond, james bond." >> i had never seen him so nervous as he was that day. i took him into the commiss

the top priority for officials right now is to restore power and mass transit. >>> reporter: the storm moved away from the shore but the devastation left behind is obvious. homes buried or destroyed, boats tossed ashore. >> very difficult day. >> reporter: the national guard spent the day rescuing stranded residents in moonachie and little ferry, new jersey. tidal surge up the hackensack river pushed five feet of water into the two towns in just 45 minutes. >> within a matter of minutes where the basements are completely flooded. we're just waiting for this rescue. >> reporter: president obama will tour the devastation in new jersey today. >> the most important message i have for them is that america is with you. >> reporter: it could take days or weeks to restore power to the 8 million people who lost electricity. >> how are you going to stop water? the water is going to go where it wants to go. >> reporter: in new york, some subway lines and tunnels are still flooded. officials say it could be days before the trains are running again. signs of life are returning not too far from me,

. >> reporter: he said he had made this clear to the power company nat facility would be the top priority in the event of an outage. >> at 11:00 last night, it went down. the second feeder within the down. we notified bge right away, mema, maryland department of the hours to get it back up.over 12 so we want to work with bge to make sure this never happens again. >> reporter: as has 25 million gallons of sewage is headed toward the chesapeake bay. >> you need a plant to perform. it's a biological process. >> reporter: county leaders said the spill shouldn't pose a health threat. she isn't so sure. afterall, she's on her own system. >> i'm on a well and our wart is not that great anyway, but if it got close it would affect it. >> reporter: jeff hager. >> the county executive has ordered an audit of what went wrong. he also plans to review the names by which power is supplied to the plant and what may be needed to keep this from happening again. >>> some customers are dealing with power outages from sandy. on giddings avenue in the city they are seeing outages. bge was on the scene, which w

campus police say security is always a top priority but tuesday there was an increased presence on the campus. >> we have increased our security patrols and are making sure that our public safety officers are visible and present so students can see them on campus. >> police don't know much about the suspect, only that he is described as a white male in his mid 40's with a medium build and facial hair. baltimore city police investigating an overnight shooting in northwest baltimore. four officers responded to the 1600 block of north monroe street after midnight credit found an adult females of from a gunshot wound. detectives or on the scene throughout the night. no word on the victim's condition. city police are investigating an officer involved shooting in northwest baltimore that happened before 9:00 last night in the 3000 block of spaulding avenue near pimlico race course. the officer is part of the violent crime impact section. this is a specialized unit gun anding on illegal an drug offenders. >> there on routine patrol. heard gunshots and came to investigate. the individual almos

city leaders say keeping the space a top priority. oakland mayor jean quan said the city changed how it handle situation. demonstrators will meet outside city hall 3:00 this afternoon. they will march through downtown and return to frank ogawa plaza. >> we have a lot of confidence that we can handle the demonstration and it will be handled fairly. >> organizes are urging people to bring tents, warm clothing, shields and defensive attitude. in a letter mayor quan said there will be no tolerance for overnight camping, violence or destruction. >>> among those injured iraq war veteran scott olsen who was hit with a projectile, recommending disciplinary action against 44 officers including firing two. state law require that a ruling be made within a year of an accident. >>> a hercules teacher was arrested on suspicion of marijuana. they recall there after a worker reported unattended car can engine running in the school parking lot. inside the car police found a pound of marijuana and $4200 in cash. it's unclear if goodman sold drugs to st

the head of the republican party in the senate said his top priority was to make this president a one-termresident. not to get people back to work or protect the security of the country, that was his number one priority. in the past elections would happen and then people would focus on government. >> jennifer: i totally agree with you, i worry about this. why we say those people in blue states or democrats in red states, you have got to vote. chris you are an expert in crisis communications, so we are in the middle of a big crisis of course on the east coast which is hurricane sandy. talk if you will -- separate from politics. you are advising a leader -- a president who is in the middle of a crisis -- what is that like? what is that communication strategy? >> at the end of the day this is one of those situations that good policy is going to translate into good politics right? the number one rule is do your job and do it well and the problems will take care of themselves. theme perceived of trying to exploit this for political purposes as opposed to just doing their job. >> jennifer: that'

he needs to divert attention from his top priority. what is his top priority? his top priority is his unfinished scientists business and palestine. it is unfinished. that is why out of 3300 words in his u.n. speech, recent one, 70 are dedicated to the 4 million palestinians living under islam. an additional bonus for bebe in focusing on iran is the fueling of the shiite-sunni divide and the cooing signals that sense to some arab zionist. so far, bebe has succeeded brilliantly but he is probably the most dangerous leader in the world today. i now turn to the most obvious aspect of palestinian-israeli relations is the kosovo ace -- colossal asymmetry between the two in power. the palestinians in the west bank and gaza are de facto prisoners. he can travel to new york because bebe travels -- allows him to travel to new york. a bus can return to its headquarters but he can only return to his headquarters in because the nine allowed him to return to his quarters in. how can there be direct negotiations between the jailer and the jailed? one possible partial symbolic

s top priority is mobile, creating a focused coherent mobile strategy which includes attracting a strongechnical base of talent for mobile and also figuring out the best advertising solutions. saying that they have re newed their commitment to owning and displaying market share and make ads effective. she's doubling down on the mobile space saying yahoo! has simply not capitalized on. she's owning up to the fact yahoo! has fallen behind in mobile and wants to make the progress. the company says it is not going to give any guidance because the cfo who spoke on the conference call, his first day was today. but they will evaluate over the next quarter the best way to give guidance. we're now going to the q&a period. i'm going to continue to listen in. michelle michelle? >> thank you so much, julia, for the update. >>> so mobile strategy, i don't think any of us should be surprised, right, that's going to be one of the top priorities? >> that's not why you're buying yahoo! >> why are you buying it if you're buying it? >> for the ability to return capital to shareholders, buying yahoo! for th

our top priority is a focused coherent mobile strategy. >> yahoo!p 4% after hours. texas instruments, third quarter profit was up 30% mostly on tax changes and insurance payment related to last year's japanese earthquake. company says customers are still pretty cautious. texas instruments stock pretty flat in frankfurt. so what do we make of this earnings report card so far? michael crofton joins us. what do you think about earnings? pretty spotty particularly revenues. so far 61% of s&p 500 have missed their revenue forecasts. >> it's also sptity in the core industrial space including technology. if you look at the difference between texas instruments and yahoo!'s results, for instance, you'll see that there is a real divide between those companies that are adopting the cloud and adapting to it and those companies that are still with ties to the old desktop model. and that differential will become more pronounced and a lot who are difficult f more difficult to bridge the gap. hardware type companies will have a problem. those focused on mobile, sea

the top priority right now for officials is to restore power and mass transit throughout the city. >>> reporter: the storm moved away from the shore but the devastation left behind is obvious. homes devastated or destroyed, boats tossed ashore. >> very difficult day. >> reporter: the national guard spent the day rescuing stranded residents in moonachie and little ferry, new jersey. tidal surge up the hackensack river pushed five feet of water into the two towns in just 45 minutes. >> within a matter of minutes where the basements are completely flooded. we're just waiting for this rescue. >> reporter: president obama will tour the devastation in new jersey today. >> the most important message i have for them is that america is with you. >> reporter: it could take days or weeks to restore power to the 8 million people who lost electricity. >> how are you going to stop water? >> reporter: in new york, some subway lines and tunnels are still flooded. officials say it could be days before the trains are running again. signs of life are returning not too far from me, the new york stock exc

there are people in a hurry to go nowhere but everyone should take top priority. >> if they've been through isabelle, they should know to take this seriously. >> reporter: it's primarily surge when you're on the bai. even though the winds are strong, those houses are built to last. they're more worried about getting a lot of the things that could float off, things that could be loose. now those people are a good 10 to 12 feet up. even with the big surge i don't think they're necessarily concerned about it getting to their property. >> thank you for the live report into we've got five people just text me who said the power's out. >> we'll be right back after the break. it's oysternomics 101. you start with a u.s. senator named ben. by helping restore thousands of acres of oyster beds, he kept hundreds of oystermen on the job... which keeps wholesalers in business... and that means more delivery companies... making deliveries to more restaurants... which hire more workers. and that means more oystermen. it's like he's out here with us. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm be

secretary-general moon said a top priority for the international community should be promoting sustainable development that will provide long-term help for poor countries. governor romney sounded similar themes that former president bill clinton. he urged a re-examination of temporary foreign aid. >> we can employ people for a time, but can't sustain the economy for a long term. it can't pull the whole cart, because at some point the money runs out. an assistance program that helps unleash free enterprise can create enduring prosperity. >> the calls at the u.n. for outlawing offensive speech produces strong defenses of such speech not only by president obama but also from leaders in the american muslim community. i want to explore that with kim lawton managing editor of the program and the director of the muslim office of the public affairs council. welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> how are you american muslims trying it to persuade other muslims around the world that putting any kind of limit on free speech is dangerous? >> well, i think the first way we're trying to convince fellow m

improving the economy is a top priority of the country. the north hopes for economic cooperation from japan as compensation for its colonial rule. north korean officials expect more japanese to visit the burial sites. they say this will lead to repatriation of remains, but japan puts more emphasis on the issue of north korea's abduction of japanese. the differing points of view could hinder the development of the two countries' relations. nhk world, pyongyang. >>> western leaders are seeing evidence their sanctions against iran are working. u.s. and european officials organize an oil embargo to encourage the iranians to abandon their nuclear ambitions. now the iranian currency has plunged to a record low against the dollar. nhk world reports from tehran. >> reporter: the iranian rial on monday dropped below 35,000 against the dollar for the first time since the islamic revolution of 1979. the currency has fallen nearly 20% against the dollar in one week. it's 70% down year on year. exchange markets in tehran have been busy selling dollars

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fauquier county sheriff's office tells the winchester star, solving the case is the department's top priority. >>> coming up tonight at 7:00, the high stake bid to expand gambling in maryland. both sides are going all in trying to convince voters to see it their way. you have seen the ads. we'll have more at 7:00. >> all right, see you then, still to come in this half hour, nats fans are pretty frustrated about tomorrow's playoff game. we'll tell you why. top. >> well, the good news is, they will not be frustrated by the weather. here is the forecast for the game tomorrow. skies returning partly cloudy. a light southwest wind. play ball. now the best out of three series. we'll come back and talk about our wednesday morning commute and look ahead to the weekend. up next, a client lashes out at his own attorney in court and it's all caught on tape. we'll be right back. >>> caught on tape, a public defender attacked by the man he was defending. dan hall is to the left of his client in this video after getting 15 years on robbery, drug, and assault charges. lamarcus williams punched his attorney.

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among the top priorities, restoring electricity and getting mass transit back on track. hurricane sandy hit new jersey's long beach island hard. homes in the beach front town were flooded or destroyed. boat littered the streets. >> we'll assess the damages and rebuild. that's way it works in new jersey. >> reporter: new york city was crippled bit storm. subway and traffic tunnels were filled with salt water. no word on when the city's famous subway service will resume. an entire community burned to the ground in queens as hurricane-force winds spread flames from house to house. for a second manhattan is a tale of two cities. one of many destructive aftermaths of sandy's rampage. bullpen the disaster is also bringing out the best in people. the restaurant lost power, instead of letting the food go bad he cooked it up engave it away. >> cooking just like we normally would. >> reporter: the optimism to rebuild here and along the shore is the pain of what was lost. >> we'll rebuild it. no question in my mind. but for those of us who are my age, it won't by the same. it'll be

the airline said the safety of the passengers and crew is the top priority. >> and the additional redundancy will add another level of security. >> reporter: american said that all of the planes should be back in service by saturday. in new york, anna coinman, fox news. >>> antiwar actives -- activists are flying to pakistan to join the don protest. they ignoring the risks and joining the two-day march into pakistan's tribal belt. the march starts tomorrow in islamabad and ends in a town southwest of couragey stan and the region that is a major focus for drone strikes. >> down the middle, touchdown. >> that is the wrong video. the group's concerned that militants may target the weekend event. >>> new developments in the shooting of a border patrol agent. the fbi said the incident may have been friendly fire and they investigating whether the two agents involved opened fire after handling each was shot at. it happened on tuesday. the agent was shot and killed. another agent shot and survived. the third agent was not injured attempt. >>> there will be no more trials for the man known as the se

see things developing what should happen is that on the whole we should give up growth as the top priority. and make sure we have enough work sharing so that people can get work but not most people working forty or forty five or fifty hours a week and then another fifteen or twenty percent not working at all or only working very part time we need to sort of distribute work better among among among people who want to work and also make sure there's more leisure so people can pursue you know pursue things for their own sake do things that interests them. and that's the way forward otherwise we're all sort of treadmill and i think. you're right they'll be more and more crises as a result of it no dramas condell ski thank. you means in this story even for specialists how a voice can produce several sounds it warms to doing is the art of throat singing comes naturally picked up like a language. a language of communicating with nature it said that's where throat singing originates from the unions believe not only animals but also all surrounding objects like reverse forests and even stones of so

the state's top priority now is rescuing people stranded in those barrier islands. when asked if gop presidential candidate mitt romney would visit the state, christie made it clear politics are not his priority. >> i'm sure while the national election is obviously very important that the people of new jersey at this moment would really be unhappy with me if they thought for a second i was occupying my time thinking about how i was going to get people to vote a week from today. so i don't give a damn about election day. it doesn't matter a lick to me at the moment. i've got much bigger fish to fry than that. so do the people in the state of new jersey. so let the politicians who are on the ballot worry about election day. it's not my problem. i'm not dealing with it at the moment. >> the governor, however, did praise president obama for his handling of the storm. >>> now that sandy is gone, we want to look back and sort of reflect on what happened in this unprecedented storm. gary mcgrady and sue palka join us today. guys, we expected so much more and not that it wa

streamlining projects, and i agree with you, commissioner dooley, that should be our top priority right now. >> so, one thing i could see is -- so, we put the steam streamlining project. i think one thing that needs to be finalized in that particular category is whether number 9 is included or not included. * and then programs is second, and going with commissioner -- i don't remember, commissioner o'brien or commissioner e. riley, put the programs under one item. and then number 7, and then we could have just, you know, standard yearly, you know, commission operations including annual reports, commission meetings, you know, materials are submitted on time. but lump it under sort of standard operations. >> i think that would be more efficient to do it that way. >> i agree. >> and arrange them in order of importance, 1 being the most important. this list may or may not have any relative importance. >> right. >> you have four, four recommendations. >> you mean, four goals, is that what -- >> four comments that have come back. change number 3 to incorporate 4, 5 and 6. >> yep. >> the secon

see things developing what should happen is that on the whole we should give up growth as the top priority. and make sure we have enough work sharing so that people can get work but not most people working forty or forty five or fifty hours a week and then another fifteen or twenty percent not working at all or only working very part time we need to sort of distribute work better among among among people who want to work and also make sure there's more leisure so people can pursue you know pursue things for their own sake do things that interests them. and that's the way forward otherwise we're all sort of treadmill and i think. you're right they'll be more and more crises as a result of it. thank you. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom hardy welcome to the big picture. mission free accreditation free. for chargers free. arrangements free. free stews night free. download free lunch against clothing videos fo

see things developing what should happen is that on the whole we should give up growth as the top priority. and make sure we have enough work sharing so that people can get work but not most people working forty or forty five or fifty hours a week and then another fifteen or twenty percent not working at all or only working very part time we need to sort of distribute work better among among among people who want to work and also make sure there's more leisure so people can pursue you know pursue things for their own sake do things that interest them. and that's the way forward otherwise we're all sort of treadmill and i think. you're right they'll be more and more crises as a result of it no dramas cadel's cool thanks. wealthy british style soccer balls that's not on. the. markets why not scandals. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the kinds of reports on. the news a secret laboratory to mukherjee was able to build a new its most sophisticated robot which all unfortunately doesn't give a dollar amount anything tim's mission to teach music creation why it should car