. >> reporter: they say uninformed citizens may not be a involved. >> they may not be aware of how bad is this situation? they need to prepare for it. >> reporter: he said he was lucky it only appeared to be like a thunderstorm and he said he prefers the updates. >>> this center's purpose is to assist students with tutoring and to assist them to companying services. but now it's been reduced from 6 centers and chairs, to just one at the help desk. helping the 4,000 admitted freshmen could be a problem. the center is already busy. >> we have already gotten students with questions on english, grammar, and all these other subjects. >> although the center is there to assist new freshmen and transfer students, it is open to everyone. >>> a fresh scene hit the streets of japan town as a younger generation takes over. window shoppers have new items to look at. if you walk down jackson street you may notice they have changed changed from traditional stores to things like aristocrat. >> there was an outdoor shotting -- outdoor shopping center, and now you see it all opening up. >> reporter: ear

. >> the problem is our population is so uninformed about history that i feel like media have a specialesponsibility to actually talk about and understand that history. >> we talk about arabs as if they're a singular community. and i think that probably doesn't fit the reality. >> it's very hard, you know, because the arab community is very diverse, like 22 different arab countries. you know, when you say the word arab, it sounds so monolithic but the truth is we're very different. and i'm understanding those differences i think can explain the political challenges that they might be writing about. >> don't go to fox, don't go to cnn to figure out what arabs think. talk to an arab. >> talking about real live human beings. >> i think there are some things that unite jews and arabs. >> real human beings. not types. not the types -- not stereotypes, the real flesh and blood human beings. >> growing up arab american, time to reminisce and go down that road again. >> both communities come from immigrant origins. that meant everybody has begun as on outsider. >> i was calls called between two

local power or the making of work that is not needed and all that stuff, it just shows a strongly uninformed understanding of the realities of the situation. i am sorry that is the case. [tone!] supervisor campos: next speaker. >> i am with global exchange. we are in member of the local clean energy alliance. we very much did support this item moving forward. we appreciate lafco moving this process forward. this item is a portion of the scope of work. rather than in the and all or nothing from , it is more a sequencing matter. this portion of $100,000 would be funding falls on the earlier portion of the scope of work that we've been looking for the sfpuc to fund. it is not all or nothing. it is just that a lot of the $100,000 portion of work would not be engaged and would not happen if the earlier portion of the analysis work that needs to be done -- that would need to happen first before this 100,000 zero should be appropriate to be engaged and spent out. we have been part of this negotiation. we do have a lot of eyes on this. there are a lot of people engaged right now that very much want

when you add it to the debate performance where he seemed uninformed on foreign policy issues -- >> pakistan. >> right. it's an impress you're out of your depth and that i think is the problem. i talked to the republican half that said we were looking for ronald reagan and we don't even have fred thompson in this case. that's a tough judgment but i think >> where do they with their guts and brains. if they see one is ready and another not, do they say this is the year to go with the all-out conservative? >> timing is everything. 2010 was the tea party year. rick perry the tea party candidate. i think economic fears is the kind andrew was talking about are going to reward someone who looks like they know what they're talking about. chris: let's start quick. i know you're ready to go. who will jump in? let's start with the first one. will palin jump in now that her guy september doing well? >> i think provides a big opportunity for her. every poll we have shows her third. >> i will say what i said for the last year -- chris: you have been saying she will run. >> i hope to god i'm wrong. i will

information voters people who usually call themselves independents but in fact are just largely uninformed and the biggest part of our electorate are the part that buys into the rise of the so-called job creators of the president's birth certificate socialism and keeps electing republicans and even a few democrats who push these lies year after year after year real news media's job isn't to give us the news we want to know it's to give us the news we need to know and use it's crucial to keeping our democracy intact and functioning and tragically that's the news that their corporate donors today don't want us to know as the man who wrote the declaration of independence thomas jefferson so whatever the people are well informed they can be trusted with their own government whenever things get so far wrong as to attract their notice they may be relied on to set them to rights if we want a functioning and successful democracy in this republic we need to bring back programming in the public interest the way it used to be before reagan blew up the fairness doctrine in the one nine hundred eighty

to the big picture i'm tom hartman coming up in this half hour fox viewers aren't just the most uninformed cable news viewers are also the most intolerant the new report confirms what we all suspect that if you're in islamophobia you get the most bang for your buck on fox so-called news and later a daily take our eye opening trip to the dentist i had today confirmed what i fear most of the american dream is all the dead in america is headed straight for the futile dark ages. don't know where islamophobia is coming from look no further than fox so-called news the brookings institute just released a new report charting americans views toward islam based on their political views and where they get their news turns out those who identify themselves as republicans tea partiers or fox so-called news viewers feared muslims the most fifty two percent of fox viewers believe muslims want to establish sure real lot america compared to just twenty percent or watch c.n.n. and twenty nine percent are watching as a b c also sixty percent of fox viewers believe islam is not an important part of the americ

be pressing on these social security issues, he's going to try to make perry look as though he's uninformedot ready to be president. perry in my view will try to push back, make him look less than genuine and try to hit him on health care, and we'll see. i think it's much more important for perry than romney. i think romney has already established his's good on his feet. >> i think it's good for romney. if it doesn't hold in florida, i think you'll have a hard time winning the state. he's got one other attack, by the way. he's now -- mitt romney is now accusing rick perry of being a flip-flopper, which is like me criticizing someone for being bald. he says he's flip flopped, because he won't own up to the fact that he wants to get rid of social security. you could say it's a good offense, because it's a certainly kind of defense, but i think it's transparent, stupid, and romney should never utter that word in this entire campaign. >> one thing to watch here is romney has a seven-point lead. >> seven-point lead -- >> over president obama, and he's got a significantly larger lead, in fact oba

right now, there is no bridge plan for these young men and women that are leaving so they make an uninformed decision. the question earlier, veterans will hold three jobs in the first three years they leave. it's not because they're not being assimilated into culture. mentors will help, and if they make an informed decision. these are smart young men and women. they just need to make a better decision. maybe we need to push community colleges to start. but we absolutely have to show them the path and give them maybe 20 or 30 options and what they will have to do to get to what they want to do in their second careers. >> that's what jumped out and screamed at me. they are not getting the leadership. if they don't have a plan for this post be executed when believe in being a part of the transition is huge. >> will make you the last question. i'm a federal employee with the army. right now we have about 9000 severely injured wounded and ill veterans and servicemembers that have medically or will be medically retired. everything i've heard here today, everything, is right on cue, right on target

speaker, i must correct the -- [inaudible] uninformed comment on this issue. there's a great difference, mr. speaker, between 776 permanent employees who might be affected, 300 positions which will be declared surplus and the much smaller actual number of employees who may eventually be separated from the department. none of the core services of the environment cabinet will be compromised, the priority remains a key. >> order. the honorable minister from winnipeg -- sphwhrt i want to thank you, mr. speaker. 2011. the union representing air canada flight attendants served 72 hours' notice to strike, a strike that could take place at 12:01 wednesday morning. because air canada plays such a vital role in the canadian economy, could the myster of labor, please, give the house an update on the status of labor negotiations at air canada? [applause] >> the honorable minister of labor. >> thank you, mr. speaker, and i want to thank the honorable member for her question. mr. speaker, in cases like this best solution is always one that parties reach themselves. n., both

caller: well, the american people are very uninformed. they go by headlines without getting information. i don't know where america's common sense has gone, but it seems we are a nation of thieves right now. we seem to have no understanding of the real policies or what's really going on behind the headlines. host: all right. let me give you an update on the situation in libya. "jihadists among the libyan rebels revealed plans last week on the internet to subvert the post-muammar gaddafi government and create a new government." that's front page of "the washington times." "the new york times" has this story. "china selling arms tom muammar gaddafi. in the final days of his control, chinese state companies offered to sell his government large stockpiles of weapons and ammunition in errant violation of the united nations sanctions ." let's hear from lee in dallas, texas. let me ask you this before we get your comments. what do you think the legacy of governor rick perry is in texas on regulations and jobs? caller: i believe there has been a

speaker this is correct the numbers speak too uninformed comment on this issue is a great comment on this issue is a great difference, mr. speaker, between 776 permanent employees who might be affected, 300 positions which will be declared and the smaller actual number of employees that may eventually be separated from the department and none of the sort of services will be compromised, mr. speaker and the prayer regime remains the key. [applause] estimate of the honorable member [applause] >> i want to thank you, mr. speaker. a 2011. flight attendants served 72 hours' notice to strike, a strike that could take place at 12:01 wednesday morning. because air canada played a vital and the canadian economy could the minister of labour please give the house an update on the status of the labor negotiations? [applause] >> thank you mr. speaker and i went to thank the honorable member for the question to read if the resolution is always to reach themselves and engage with the parties we are very concerned that the disruption of the air service would damage canada's economic recovery. a stro

right now, there is no bridge plan for these young men and women that are leaving so they make an uninformed decision. the question earlier, veterans will hold three jobs in the first three years they leave. it's not because they're not being assembly and the culture. mentors will help, and if they make an informed decision. these are smart young men and women. they just need to make a better decision. maybe we need to push community colleges to start. but we absolutely have to show them the path and give them maybe 20 or 30 options and what they will have to do to get to what they want to do in their second governors spent that's what jumped out on the screen to me. they are not getting the leadership. if they don't have a plan for this post be executed when believe in being a part of the transition these huge. >> we will make you the last question. >> i'm scott huff, inc. recorded with the army wounded warrior program. not the wounded warrior project. i'm a federal employee with the army. right now we have about 9000 severely injured wounded and ill veterans and servicemembers that have me