directors will be taking up the proposal on tuesday, if passed san francisco will be the largest u.s. city to offer nanny's parking permits. while many parents liked the idea, some others worried that they will take away other people's parking. >> i would be wondering if those nanny's spaces are taking away parking from others. >> but even the critters it's or sympathetic, they say this type of parking permit would need strong oversight to prevent abuse. the permit would be $98 a year, and under the plan, the household would have to trade one permit for its top provider permit. family would have to provide a happy person to the kids showing there is a child under the age of 12, at the above paper promising not to abuse the privilege. this will allow the parent to give it a peace of mind. in san francisco dahlin. >> so you want to be in movies, we will show you how you can make it into the next that damon movie. >> level lets you know how cold it is calling to be coming up to speak her.. >> still no sign of giuliano cardenas, he was snatched from his grandmother is on starlike two weeks ago

home prices down in major u.s. cities. that report coming in a short time ago. johnson and johnson a big company reporting revenue down in the fourth quarter. good news there is the opening bell live in new york. good news from verizon we talked about that. huge number of subscribers they added in the last quarter. that is before the iphone. so there you go. the opening bell live in new york. we'll update you on all the details and business news in a moment. >> we will go ahead and smile and say good morning, to you. thank you for joining us. tuesday, january 25th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. >>> in the news a lot to tell you about. sausalito police want your help. they are trying to find a missing 90-year-old woman. allie rasmus just spoke to a rescue search volunteer. allie. >> reporter: good morning, dave. this building behind me is the fire station on johnson street that it will up room you see on the corner that is the emergency operation center. you can see there is people starting to set up and opening the doors. 20 minutes from now is when search

limbaugh shows the chinese an apology for his "classless act." >>> it's a tragic day in a major u.s. city where police officers have lost their lives in the line of duty. >>> it's being called the biggest rounddown of mafia l eaders in u.s. his troy. hear what the attorney general said this morning. >>> two police officers are dead in miami following a shootout as a squad of police officers tried to -- tried to serve a homicide warrant. the suspect was considered a fugitive and also died in the gunfire. one officedied at the scene. the other died at the hospital. two nearby schools were placed on lockdown as a result of the shooting. it happened in a liberty city neighborhood which is a housing project built in the 1930s and is notorious for crime. >>> the fbi is announcing what it says is the largest mafia crackdown in the agency's history. prosecutors say more than 100 people were arrested in new y ork, connecticut and rhode island. they say the defendants include high-ranking members of several crime families including all five new york-based families. one arrest also took place in flo

. >> the mayor is the first asian-american woman to lead a major u.s. city. now san francisco is on the verge of having its first asian-american mayor. en[applause] >> alan: new members of the board of supervisors were sworn in, and the board re-elected david which chiu as interim president. lee is voted as interim mayor. it appears lee roz appointment is a lock. seven of the supervisors who voted for him will still been -- still be on the board on tuesday. chuu could be mayor for the day. >> just ahead, the latest from the consumer electronics show in las vegas, including gage eds for the whole family. also, more sun and more rain, both in the forecast. leigh glaser will have more on that coming up. >> alan: most of us know a few people who are gadget geeks, and they're usually guys. but at this year's consumer electronics show in las vegas, there's plenty of cool new gadgets for everyone in the family. we have this. >> reporter: report outside of a pair of shoes, technology has had little to do with fitness. but with something called gesture tv, technology

we know it includes the first asian american woman to lead a major u.s. city. quan and ed lee is her guest. >> several investigators reveal their preliminary findings into what caused the deadliest coal mine explosion in the u.s. in decades. >> a blast caught on camera. the pipeline explosion that rocked a philadelphia neighborhood. >> later on safety in the skies. the bay area airport that is seeing a big jump in >>> in northeast philadelphia a 50 foot fireball lit up the sky last night, the result of a gasoline explosion. one person was killed, five others injured, including a firefighter. at least one home was completely destroyed and several others were seriously damaged. officials received reports of a gas and water main break in that neighborhood an hour before the explosion. the red cross is assisting more than a dozen residents displaced by the blast. >> federal investigators say a small methane gas ignition fuelled by excessive coal dust caused the deadly west virginia mine explosion. 29 people were killed in the blast at the massey energy company mine

and today people sympathetic to the protestors' cause took to the streets of u.s. cities to vent their own frustrations. nbc's lee cowan has that part of the story. >> reporter: with their country on the edge of history, thousands of egyptian-americans stood in solidarity today, from the nation's capital to the u.n. headquarters, to the sun-drenched sidewalks of l.a. the calls for egypt's political reform echoed a world away. >> i want to show my people back home that we support them. >> reporter: for many, protest was all they could do, given the cell phone and internet links that were lost. >> when the egyptian government severed the digital nerves that connect the two continents, information isolation left a terrible hole. >> i wish i'm there. i wish i can help. i wish i can do something. >> reporter: at this restaurant in chicago, the uncertainty is hard to bear. >> what about my father? what about my cousin? what about my sister? >> reporter: near salt lake city, this man has his fingers crossed. his twent yi29-year-old daughte call out and said she too was taking to

marines will conduct joint amphibious landing drills next month in the u.s. city of san diego. a ground sdf regiment from nagasaki prefecture will begin training with a u.s. marine unit on february 8th for about one month. the drill was rescheduled after the government approved new defense policy guidelines last month. the guidelines cited china's rising military power and recommended enhancing security in southwestern japan. the defense ministry says the drills will rehearse a response to an attack on the country's remote islands. troops will simulate covert landings from small boats and amphibious landings in which vehicles and personnel disembark from hovercrafts. >>> the foreign ministers of the association of southeast asian nations have agreed to speed up discussions with china to solve the territorial disputes in the south china sea. indonesian foreign minister marty natalegawa, who chairs asean this year, spoke on monday after an unofficial two-day ministerial meeting. >> we must also think of other ways and means to ensure that the process of asean china discussion on t

u.s. airlines earn each year industry consultant bob harrell says what's different this year is cities like atlanta that don't normally get a lot of snow got hit. >> storm there is more disruptive for two reasons. one, it's in an area that is less prepared to handle snow-- in a southern city like atlanta. and two, it's a major hub for delta. for example, whenever that happens, you have the multiplication effect. >> reporter: for most major carriers, the problem is not lost ticket revenues. airline specialist ray neidl estimates 80% of that money is eventually recovered. most of the financial toll comes from other disruptions. >> the airlines do incur a lot of costs though by having crews out of place over time. snow removal costs. having equipment out of place. and that's where a really big part of the costs do occur. despite the storms, airline profits are expected to soar in the first quarter. up 48% for the year as a whole, they're forecast up 24%, far better than the overall stock market. the reasons are higher fares, fuller planes, and more profitable route networks. but watch out for

we secured the rights to be the sole u.s. city under consideration. we understand that they continue to negotiate with other countries and we will be discussing that as well. we are on the home stretch of this process and we have come to appreciate what the process has brought to the offer. being in the public realm and having these conversations has really allowed the offer to improve, as well as getting direct public comment. it has given a greater level of certainty. not only for the team, but for the competitors. they have seen very publicly what is on the table. we have also demonstrated our ability. we have shown that san francisco can come together, show understanding, a just and crossed the finish line. this has been no small task and it is one of many tests we have been put through to show that we can do this. spending just a minute on the principles of the offer, first and foremost the opportunity to create a world-class facilities. the city would make land on the waterfront available understanding that this land, especially with respect to

they are the first asian-american mayors of two u.s. cities. >> i think it's a very cool thing to have us as chinese mayors, to meet with the president of china, and for him to recognize that the -- all the history of chinese who came from china. my parents did. recognize that their sons and daughters are becoming leaders in this country. >> lee and kwan have known each other since the 1960s when they were both students at cal. >>> the new mayor of oakland was back in east oakland today hoping to help a community that she says has been neglected in recent years. kwan and her volunteers spent the day picking up trash, trying to help clean up that neighborhood. last week she went door to door talking to people and gathering information. the new mayor hopes to provide change for an area plagued by high unemployment and high dropout rates. >> this is a neighborhood where we're hoping to organize it, focus city resources here and see if we can turn it around. i've done this in other parts of oakland, and we're hoping we can jump-start the neighborh

a group of taiwanese americans is organizing protests in five u.s. cities today. they are critical of china's economic and political manipulation of taiwan and want china to respect taiwanese freedom and democracy. china's president was greeted with pageantry and fanfare in washington today. hu jintao says it begins a new era of cooperation. they are buying $19 billion worth of aircraft from boeing. president obama touched on china's record on human rights. >> nations are more successful and the world is more justice when the rights and responsibilities of all nations and all people are upheld, including the universal rights of every human being. >> tonight, president obama will host a white house state dinner, the first for a chinese leader in 13 years. >>> and oakland mayor jean quan is in washington, d.c. for that dinner along with san francisco mayor ed lee both newly inaugurated of chinese did he sense sent. they descent. >>> how soon representative giffords could be released from the hospital, coming up. >> plus hundreds of thousands of dollars down the drai

prices in eight major u.s. cities hit new lows since the housing bubble burst. you're watching "nightly business report" for tuesday, january 25. this is "nightly business report" with susie gharib and tom hudson. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt >> tom: good evening and thanks for joining us. home prices continue their slump, susie. today's s&p case shiller index shows overall housing prices were down in november. >> susie: tom, housing is still one of the big trouble spots in the economy. here are a few key takeaways from today's report: home values dropped by 1.6% between november of 2009 and last year. home prices fell in 19 out of 20 cities tracked by the index. san diego was the only city to show a price increase. eight cities hit new post-bubble lows in november: atlanta, charlotte, detroit, las vegas, miami, portland, seattle, and tampa. >> tom: this is not just bad news for home owners. as erika miller explains,

the first female mayor and the first asian american woman to take the top job in any major u.s. cityher priorities are fighting crime, creating more jobs especially green jobs, and bolster the city schools with volunteer mentors. today's preinauguration celebration is at the science center. tomorrow's inauguration will kick off from a walk from renaissance plaza and end at the fox theater where the swearing in ceremonies will take place. san francisco firefighters are still looking into the cause of a blaze at a downtown apartment building new year's day. none of the residents were seriously injured but the fire has left them homeless. thomas roman reports. >> the african american community in the bay area have made national news. the situations have not always been in the best of light. >> the people of the baptist minister's union or bmu are committed to change. they say they don't like what they're seeing in their cities. >> a community where not where we should be! >> all right. sorry about that. wrong story. we'll get to that a little later and try to get back to the fire story

. >> they're in 19 u.s. cities and all over europe, asia and the middle east.hey range from finance and human resources to neck management and engineering. >> silicon valley is filled with impressive resumes and finding a job hasn't been easy. google's announcement brought a renewed home for many who needed it. >> people's hearts are really broken with this economy. america is so focussed on work and employment as being who you are, for them to be willing to offer it here in the states shows they're dedicated to us. >> but landing one of those coveted jobs will be cough. they like to test applicants, do brain teasers and seeing sat scores. >> it's like getting into stanford and harvard. likely to hire young people not far out of college but they're required to look at all applicants. >> the average age at this employment center is 48. lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >> it's 4:45 now. coming up the search for a missing north bay teacher. why authorities are concerned for her safety. >> it was nice for him. >> a killer's apology. a family's acceptance. next the r

history of international relations is moving away from europe it's played out in asia even as a u.s. city country is refocusing its foreign policy on asia where of the huge countries that will play the big roles located here in asia or latin america but that's a different question now what is the current state of european asian relations europe is of no interest asia view europe as a landmass the tree shoes the pacific ocean with russia and europe i'm not a hole but if a picture there was an alliance then we can say europe reaches the pacific if this is the reason europe needs russia and i'm not sure russian is europe but europe at the moment needs for russia one that appears. in one of your interviews you spoke about the role of poland and said it could become a great. between europe and russia what kind of bridge and what are the current dynamics of russian polish relations. door until very recently it seemed like a great idea but now represent between russia and poland has actually happened and i think however that some politician who's smart politicians foresaw this even prime ministe

she is the first asian american woman to lead a major u.s. city. >> my story is just one of the stories in oakland. together, we're going to create an epic story of a great city. thank you very much. >> reporter: during her inaugural address, quann said fixing oakland schools is key to creating jobs and reducing crime. she asked residents to dream big but also do small things such as shopping in the city to bring in more tax revenue. before heading to the fox theater for her swearing in, quann led a group of supporters on a walk through downtown oakland. they stopped at places of significance during her journey from an activist to the mayor's office. >>> former san francisco district attorney camela harris is now california's new attorney general. she was sworn in today. in her inaugural speech she vowed to change the state's prison system. >> when we spend twice as much on prisons as we invest in colleges and universities, and when we have organized violent criminal gangs continued to present an expanding threat across boarders and prison walls,

. >> the jobs are in 19 u.s. cities and all over europe, asia and the middle east.y range from finance and human resources to project management and engineering. >> i work for sun microsystems and i was there for 11 years. >> silicon valley is filled with impressive resumes, and finding a job hasn't been easy. google's announcement has brought a renewed hope for many who have needed it. >> people's hearts are broken with this economy. america is so focused on work and employment as being part of who you are. for them to be willing to offer that -- offered that in the states shows they are dedicated to us. >> but landing one of those be jos will be tough. they like to test applicants, do brain teasers and see s.a.t. scores jie. getting into google is like getting into stanford or harvard. they are likely to hire young people not too far out of college, but they are required to look at all applicants. >> the average age is 48. lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> yahoo!'s job outlook is not as positive. the sunnyvale-based company is saying it is laying off 150 workers.

policy shifted just three days before the fall of the regime hillary clinton was praising the u.s. cities in relationship saying oh we're not taking sides you know we're. we're not interview and i are fearing one way or the other in fact you know just a couple weeks before that when the uprising began and congress voted for an additional twelve million dollars in security assistance for the regime but then on friday you have president obama making these very very positive statements supporting the pro-democracy forces and criticizing the regimes or oppression and i think this is indicative of something that despite the fatalism here in the arab world about what washington decides controls what's happening on the arab streets we see the arab streets essentially you know controlling what happens in washington's policies and the bill and you know it's very interesting i mean we had hillary clinton come immediately out after these events started unfolding and and really had this kind of bombastic speech about how we need to have democracy in the middle east when one of her allies was you know

board of directors will be taking up the proposal on tuesday, if passed this will be the largest u.s. city to offer nanny's parking permits. while many parents support the idea, some worry that nanny permits would take away from residents. >> it should not necessarily go to those who can afford it. >> i would be wondering if those nannies, are taking away parking from residents. >> they say this type of parking permit would need strong oversight, to prevent abuse. >> the parliament would be $98 a share, under the plan bauhaus' sold would trade one of its annual parking permits. the family would have to provide a person to the kit showing there's a child 12 or under. the family would also have to sign a paper promising not to abuse the permit. they say the permit would not only give parents a piece of mine, but offer the family a sense of safety. in san princess could all lin kron4 news. >> still i had, we show you how many californians are willing to pay taxes for a better state services. thousands lined up in san princess grew to be a name that damon movie. and there is a new superman, th

>> atingua you're on the verge of a spectrum crisis in some major u.s. cities today. the great excitement about the announcement of your eyes and with apple was the fact that a lot of the at&t apple people were frustrated because the at&t service was perceived as a little bit difficult in some areas of the country. so this would give a choice, and there's certainly a lot more to go in that area, but the challenge is not just the service, the challenges we are losing the full motion video and everything we do, if you want hdtv video over the internet and everyone to get hit with not only youtube but netflix and the other services that are about to come we need the spectrum. >> this is c-span's "the communicators" program. our guest is gary shapiro, president and ceo of the consumers electronics association. joining the conversation, paul kirby, editor of telecommunications report. >> you mentioned the 10% of americans get their tv from over the air. do they have a right to continue to do that? some people said reallocate all of the tv spectrum, and those people can mov

>> guest: i think we're on the verge of a spectrum crisis in some major u.s. cities today. the great excitement about the announcement of verizon with apple was the fact that a lot of the at&t apple people were frustrated because the at&t service was perceived as a little bit difficult in some areas of the country. so this will give a choice, and there's certainly a lot more to go in that area. but the challenge is not just the service, the challenge is we're moving to full-motion video in everything we do, and if you want everyone to get it with not only youtube and netflix but all the other services that are about to come or coming, we need the spectrum. >> host: this is c-span's "communicators" program, our guest is gary shapiro. joining in our conversation, paul kirby, senior editor of "telecommunications reports." >> host: you mentioned fewer than 10% of americans get their tv from over the area. do they have a right to continue to do that? some people have said reallocate all the tv spectrum, and those people can move to cable or satellite. do those people have a righ

it will be the first u.s. city to host the rosata in two decades. in a statement, gavin newsome says together san francisco and the oracle racing team have seized a tremendous opportunity to showcase sailing in the magnificent san francisco bay providing jobs and more than $1 million boosting the city's economy. so he is excited. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up next at 7:30, the crackdown on facebook stalking. the new law that is making sure you are who you are, who you say you are when you are online. >>> plus, caltrain i go ringing in the new year with a kaching. we will show you how much it will cost to ride from san jose to san francisco tomorrow. [ male announcer ] this is lara. her morning begins with arthritis pain. that's a coffee and two pills. the afternoon tour begins with more pain and more pills. the evening guests arrive. back to sore knees. back to more pills. the day is done but hang on... her doctor recommended aleve. just 2 pills can keep arthritis pain away all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is lara who c

the texas a&m study ranked u.s. cities according to how much time we spend stuck in traffic. in 2009, the san francisco commuters spent 49 hours out of the year for slow and go. that may sound bad, but compared to chicago, the commuters spent 70 hours in traffic. the final breakdown in chicago tied with washington, d.c. for the worst commute title. followed by the massive front that runs from santa an at a. and houston, texas came in third flowed by san francisco and oakland. >>> well, some good news -- oakland has the lowest number of dui crashes and arrests. according to the study of california's biggest cities, the number of collisions involving people who were drinking was low as well. oakland ranked tenth out of 13. the city did not do well in hit-and-run in pedestrian accidents. they came in third. the third high nest the state, i should say. after years of budget battles and bankruptcy, the city of vallejo hay be emerging from the financial hole it was in. the city has filed a plan of adjustment, as it's called, to exit bankruptcy and the city says it's close to a sett

ford is targeting nine u.s. cities including san jose who they believe is the best qualified for those programs. >>> for the first time in three years general motors will advertise during the super bowl. they will have ads during and before and after the game. you can watch super bowl 41 right here. the dow jones is up 58 points. the nasdaq also up. signs of a road earning all righting season. better outlook for several retailers. >>> time now 6:53. what sal davis is doing for naming a head coach for the oakland raiders. which name remains at the top of his list. >>> 6:55. let's go to tori to see what coming up. >>> coming up in minutes we continue to cover the latest developments following the tucson e-mails. including the e-mail that is sent before the shooting and an eerie request made before a director. investigators are looking for the cause of an early morning apartment fire that injured six people in the next 20 minutes we will check live with ed lee to learn how he feels about making a transition from years beh

. >> the jobs are in 19 u.s. cities and all over europe, asia and the middle east.om finance and human resources to project management and engineering. >> it's 5:44. verizon wireless comes up with an unlimited data plan for i-phone 4. >> a teacher, why authorities are concerned about her safety. >> the major milestone that's been reached in the devil slide tunnel project. >> would you like to save someone's >> we're coming up on 5:48 on this hump day. dense fog not only here in the bay area, that's until 11:00 in the morning for the north and east bay valleys but the central valley till 1:00 this afternoon. traveling kind of tricky. let's take a look at temperatures. you can see how cool in fresno because of the fog. 56. 62 sacramento but where there's sunshine, chico, 74 degrees today. big sur 69. up in tahoe no snow, 46. look at all the 70s palm springs, san diego and near 80 in l.a. >> mike, thanks a lot. it's 5:48. >> the stories we're following this morning. this morning the city of san bruno will begin distributing checks from donated funds to the victims of t

and seattle declared itself the first u.s. city compassion. these are not a bunch of hippi hippies. the are guys working in mieft and very hard headed and they're, wog on how to translate the charter we've written into business ethics and environmental ethics to start off with. pakistan, how do we educate children to be compassionate? >> rose: do swree to educate them? it raises the question of children being born and they're corrupt bide-- >> no, they're little human beings. and our brain weerks have proashes instinct at the base of our brain. and we're wired for compassion as well as for violence. we have these violent impulses when we're threatened, as i explain in the book, very, very strong and they tend to override our altruistic. >> rose: so fear is-- >> every single fundamentalist i have studied is rooted in fear, a profound fear of annihilation, even in this country, people in small town america have felt colonized by the, what is to them, an alienation of harvard, yale, washington. certainly in the muslim world, in the jewish world, if you think jewish fundamentalism took

she is also the asian-american twom take the job in any major u.s. city. she says her priorities are fighting crime creating jobs especially green jobs and bolstering city schools with mentors. the celebration at chabot science center and it will kick off with a runs from the renaissance plaza and end at the fox theater where swearing in will take place. >> san francisco firefighters are looking into the cause of a blaze at an apartment building new year's day. none of the residents were seriously injured but the fire has left them homeless. tomas ramon reports. >> firefighters responded to the two-alarm fire on montgomery when they arrived the floor was fully engulfed in flames. they carefully lowered a woman counsel on a ladder to geter to to paramedics. she had to be given to first aid before taken to san francisco general for evaluation. the sisters were frightened after smelling smoke and someone pounding on their door. >>> he says the family was rushed out of their homes. >> somebody opened the door a police officer. upstairs on fire. get out of the h

we know it includes the first asian american woman to lead a major u.s. city. quan and ed lee is her guest. >> several investigators reveal their preliminary findings into what caused the deadliest coal mine explosion in the u.s. in decades. >> a blast caught on camera. the pipeline explosion that rocked a philadelphia neighborhood. >> later on safety in the skies. the bay area airport that is n my own life. but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now, i've got the leading part. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications vavair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day. people with copd taking advair may have a higher chance of pneumonia. advair may increase your risk of osteoporosis and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart ndndition or high blood pressure before taking advair. if you're stil

than pennsylvania, where the opening of the sugar house in september made philadelphia the largest u.s. city to house a casino. so far, there are ten gambling halls in the state, with plans for 61,000 slot machines. an 11th casino, on the drawing board, would be close to the main entrance of the gettysburg national battlefield. governor ed rendell, who's about to leave office, championed the casinos. >> governor ed rendell: look, gambling is not anything we should say, "oh, thank the lord, we have gambling." but it is a decent way to raise revenue, where the upsides that's produced is significantly better than any downside that comes from it. >> stahl: you said there was downsides to gaming. what are they? >> rendell: the biggest downside is that some people lose their paychecks. but understand, lesley, they're not losing their paychecks because pennsylvania instituted gaming. those people were losing their paychecks in atlantic city, in delaware at the racetracks, or in west virginia. >> stahl: so why not lose it here? >> rendell: well, if they were going to lose it anyway, let's get the up

city. as the chinese leader visits the u.s. the two global powers can do.fine their relations in terms of being punters were rivals but with china on the rise the american officials are getting nervous about losing their grip over global affairs but some say there is not the u.s. can learn from china rather than washington simply focusing on losing as well as global top dog. i went into burger king with my son and i. think it's a z.h. users who. choose eat you and recognise the that is chinese for seven americans the word china elicits fear recognizing china's rise means recognizing america's decline and now we are getting. our toys and our things that are a little happy meals which should be banned there so dangerous. not just our toys in the bag made in china. but the image and everything else culture coming from china. or others china elicits feelings of inferiority according to the pew research center forty seven percent of americans think china is the world's leading economic power only thirty one percent think america. that's certainly the opinion amo

it is one of four u.s. city that has more abortions than drugs. >> for pro-life advocates they are the tide turning against the choice. pro-life rallies continued across the country with a major demonstration in washington, d.c. tomorrow. it is a prime opportunity to make gains in key to of controlled choice where the decision is on the radar. >> coming up soon with the kron4 news weekend some snow in carolina. coming up and it at it. >> take a look at the san mateo bridge. very bright but there. >> let's talk would henry. >> i was speaking with my brother, he has the shot already. all atheists are muslim. this is the name of the one woman show. will talk about a coming up next. and we are back on kron4 news with the latest on a developing story. the search and a canal for and missing boys and a man who is suspected of abducting him is on hold. you're taking a look at video from mr. de it where us search robot went into the water. last week at the order is received word that a car matching the description of the

u.s. history city more unified as a people are moving in a positive direction that i wish we could say this president obama has plenty to put on the table as he hosts his chinese counterpart at the first u.s. china state dinner but will the white house be equally eager to learn from its gas and ford r t washington d.c. . well analyst down the muscle believes the u.s. and china are all codependent but have chosen a to compete for global leadership the rising china is not against the prevailing edgemont in the world america but the rise of china is weak in the hedge market system itself and what i mean by that is that globalization which is a western driven reach driven project. has facilitated the rise of china so china rises so much as the west allows it to rise but now that china is stronger and feels more secure they're starting to weaken issued its on the oh they're starting to try to create a consumption class within china itself become more self-sustaining. so american china have a very codependent relationship in which china finances america's debt allowing america to be militaristic

. >> it brings san francisco from one of the major cities in the u.s. to what is going to be the lead city in the country. >> city working on all sorts of things. we are trying to be new and innovative and go beyond the ada says and make life more successful for people. >> disability rights movement, the city has the overall legal obligation to manage and maintain the accessibility and right of way. with regards to the curb ramps, bounded by a groove border, 12-inch wide border. for people with low vision to get the same information. the shape of the domes, flush transition between the bolt bottom of the ramp and gutter. >> we have a beveled transition on the change in level, tape on the surfaces, temporary asphalt to fill in level changes, flush transition to temporary wood platform and ramp down into the street under the scaffoldinging. detectable ramps. they are all detectable. nothing down below or protruding that people are going to get snagged up on. smooth clean that nobody is going get caught up on. >> our no. 1 issue is what we see here, the upl

board of directors will take up the proposal on tuesday if passed san francisco will be the largest u.s. city to offer an nanny's parking permits. parents support the idea some more rate their it takes by presidents. >> it is so hard to find parking in the first place it should not go to those who can't afford it. i would wonder if those are taking away parking spots. >> even the critics aren't sympathetic, this did a parking permits would need stronger oversight. the permit would be $98 a year, under the plan one of four allotted parking permits for a child care provider permit a family without the bride a birth certificate showing there's a child 12 or younger, the family would have to sign a paper promising not to use it. >> it would not only reduce her nanny stress but it would give her peace of mind as a mother. >> we all know it's against a lot to talk on the cell phone while driving unless you have a hands free, some people have a hard time remembering that. >> look, i will not mix words if you're behind the wheel and your not parked, you can not hold a phone to your ear. it's almost l

u.s. history a city more unified as a people are moving in a positive direction and i wish we could say theame president obama has plenty to put on the table as he hosts his chinese counterpart at the first u.s. china state dinner but will the white house be equally eager to learn from its gas and ford r t washington d.c. international affairs analyst rick ross or told me he doesn't believe that relations between the two giants will change overnight. this is a regime which is seeking to suppress human rights creates free expression by civil society political or position and what we need to do is to be seeing it so that was a wrong clip who brought you there it wasn't a rose off speaking to us that was an m.e.p. or spoke to earlier on all right now the e.u. parliament imposed sanctions against the better russian leader in response to a rigged presidential election last month and sanctions include not only visa restrictions for officials but also economic sanctions including a freeze on the investments and bank accounts of taught by the rispoli tical and law enforcement figures who strictures