what about uninterrupted telephone privileges? is that next? that's absurd. dent they have other things to do, like fixing the $20 billion sev sit. here's the thing about the 8 hours of uninterrupted sleep. what about the house being on fire? that's cruel to the baby-sitter. >> is this government overreach, underreach or a mixture? >> you have the government saying more people need to have summer jobs and kids working and in california, they are making that impossible for that to happen, making it more difficult. you start talking about lawn care businesses in the summer, fast food and the rest and it's very difficult for young people to get summer jobs and that's important for the work force. >> greg: that's why i started my own summer jobs internship. i realized there was a shortage for people who are over 18 or some of them are. i offer them lots of -- yes -- no, they don't make quaaludes. dana, if a baby-sitter gets a break, does that mean parents have to hire a backup baby-sitter? another baby-sitter has to come over from somewhere? >> i think this idea

we have as part of that strategy of being uninterrupted in our ability to deploy police and fire services. a variety of attributes not the least of which is a generator that can power the facility up to 96 hours off the grid. we will have other attributes that will allow the police and fire to continue to function in the building and continue to provide command-and-control of services. we will have portable or drinking water available. drinking water available. we will have storage for commissioner brian -- o'brian. commissioner kasselmen, absent. we have a quorum. >> next item. >> presentation on the host city planning and preparation for the america's cup event. members, we will have a special presentation followed by our meeting at 5:30 p.m. in line >> before you start i want to thank the commissioners for scheduling or sells an hour early to receive the presentation. this is information, it is good we are having a dedicated time to see the presentation, have a discussion, and today we are receiving a presentation on the logistics of the plan, the people's plan which is around transpor

. >> reporter: in order to make patients had uninterrupted care they hired 500 workers. at no cost, the hospital would not elaborate. >> we knew that the unions were unlikely. i think if you look at the fact that they're striking 36 hospitals that this is really a move for the unions to shut down health care. >> reporter: nurses defend their right to straight to save patients and their contracts in the end. >> i get the benefit of having weekends off and i'm stuck with this employer all that time and waited for the day when i didn't have to work. they're trying to take that back. >> reporter: for patients, nurses belong inside the hospital. >> and it's pretty bad because these are good nurses. >> reporter: this one day strike ends tomorrow morning. but at some hospitals like this one alta bay not all the nurses will be coming back to work. that's because replacement workers were hired for a five day contract. reporting live, jade hernandez. >>> developing news we've been monitoring at uc berkeley now where student protesters have taken over a building. we want to show yo

we have as part of that strategy of being uninterrupted in our ability to deploy police and fire services. a variety of attributes not the least of which is a generator that can power the facility up to 96 hours off the grid. we will have other attributes that will allow the police and fire to continue to function in the building and continue to provide command-and-control of services. we will have portable or drinking water available. we will have storage for affluent or sewage produced by the building during those 96 hours as well as the surface discharge or taking into the surface since we will not be able to enter into the system below grade. i apologize for the washout i in this image. police station and the fire station in pink on the slide. police headquarters, forward along third street and complete parking at their rear of the facility. this is a highly secure facility. there will be no public parking as such. access to the site from the third straight real and additional parking expected to be built across the street. this will provide the future venue for visitors coming to thi

i ask that you vote no on this ordinance and we continue our uninterrupted with heavy-handed tactics from local government and those who have a preference for the abortion debate. supervisor cohen: thank you. next speaker please. >> my name is emily lohan. my sister spoke a few week minutes ago. i have done investigations of first resort. i wanted to provide some information that we have found out. the first resort, in their statement of purpose, fought with the state, says that their mission is to make an abortion- free world. however, i went to google and searched for get an abortion, san francisco. the second advertisement was for first resort. i find that to be deceptive. i received an e-mail earlier in the year subjected urging prayers needed. the header of the ems as that creating a culture of life was. why was wondering why women who would take at planned parenthood would have an abortion would call an anti-abortion organization. i believe it is because of the deceptive advertising. they also said they were not affiliated with national avert -- organizations. however, issues f

once again i don't have such an impressionable sometimes they say our life has degenerated into uninterrupted entertainment on the television is only entertaining but one of the other options which are one hundred ninety three style television to be honest i wouldn't want it maybe there are. some who do want it after all our country is a democracy in this respect now what concerns the need for the new faces you were talking about i'm fully with you on this it's not only about stagnation stagnation is always dangerous and may lead to very bad consequences what's crucial is that those in power should eventually muster up enough strength to leave it to somebody else such changes should not happen abruptly with everyone resigning at once waving their hands in farewell with putin and me saying goodbye wear off there must be continuity we must know who succeeds us at the helm of the state however there must be a renewal and a very serious one i've been trying to make sure that this renewal is continuous. in the past three years as a result of my decisions nearly half of regional governors have been

the palestinian israelis that's unprecedented and we i hope that this line at least continues uninterrupted as the politicians ground and as the posture as they gradstein at the end of the day new violence will set both parties back many years if not decades. talk about the american side of this park obama said quote pace will not come through statements and resolutions of the un but i go on. one of the un's principles goes achieving world peace. absolutely and in a sense if you listen to the present our birth he is of the same view the un is no replacement for negotiations i think the un for the palestinians is a way of putting the palestinian cause in front of the international community but ultimately they realize that the only goshi actions that all of the un and the international community has to create a. frame of reference for negotiations. frame them to allow them not to go. through unacceptable directions as they have been going over the last two years but rather to create the framework and allow the sides and encourage the side through incentives and through gentle pressure to get

once the money begins, we are going to take it uninterrupted, but laura-- stop now and listen. >> goodorning you may be seated. i'm john jarvis, to dedicate this memorial to your loved ones. today he we recognize those who make the memorial to those of the crew and flight 93 a reality. people from this community, from this state and from across the nation who share an unwavering commitment to make this field in shanksville, pennsylvania an eternal tribute to those whose unselfish actions spared lives of so many. thousands of people have made the journey to be here in this solemn place and millions more are watching or listening to this ceremony. and please welcome you all. let me also welcome several of our distinguished guests, speaker of the house. john boehner. [applause]. members of the congressional delegation are here with us as well. [applaus [applause]. there are many states elected officials as well representing the state of pennsylvania. [applause]. and there are many local officials who have been so instrumental in protecting this site over the years. [applause]. ten years a

the agreement would also continue the uninterrupted flow of federal aid to those areas recovering froma new fiscal year begins on saturday. >>> the un security scown p cout to convene to consider the palestinian request for statehood. the president abbas made the qft last week. he arrived bank home in the west bank yesterday. president obama told abbas that the u.s. will veto statehood for palestine. the white house favors a peace deal between the palestinians and israel. >>> i'm ainsley earhardt. back to greta. thanks for watch. >>> decapitated for her social network posting. the woman's headless body dumped along side of the road. the gruesome killing was a drug cartel's revenge. a chilling note left by the woman's body. they said they decapitated her because they posted on a website that tipped police to drug cartel activity. are you shocked? here's more. this isn't the first time that's happening. we're joined by phone. james, goo evening. can you please tell me a bit about this woman and what happened? >> reporter: this woman, her name is maria castro. she was the editor of a news

a dialogue process that we in pakistan hope will be uninterrupted and uninterruptible. we certainly intend to make this engagement fruitful and premise it on the promise of a mutually rewarding enterprise that would enable us to optimally avail the complementarities that exist. we look forward to resolving all outstanding issues including the jammu and kashmir dispute, which is among the oldest on the agenda of the united nations and the subject of several security council resolutions. a peaceful resolution that accords fully with the aspirations of the kashmiris, is indispensable for durable stability. as is the need for safeguarding of their fundamental human rights. the reality of a nuclearized south asia, imposes on both pakistan and india, the onerous responsibility to work together for creating mutual confidence, avoiding an arms race, and enhancing strategic stability. we look forward to moving in this direction in the dialogue process. pakistan is also firmly committed to promoting stability and peace in afghanistan. we respect and support the efforts of the gov

a dialogue process that we hope will be uninterrupted and uninterrupt l. we certain intend to make this engagement fruitful and on the promise of a mutually rewarding enterprise enabling us to have the commonties that exist. we look forward to resolving all outstanding issues, including the dispute that's the oldest on the agenda of the united nations and subject of several security counsel resolutions. a peaceful resolution that has aspirations is indispensable for durable stability. as is a need for safeguarding their human rights. the reality of a nuclearized south asia imposes on both pakistan and on india, to honor its responsibility to work together to restore mutual confidence and enhancing strategic state. we look forward to moving in this direction in the dialogue process. pakistan is also firmly committed to promoting stability and peace. we expect and support the efforts under the leadership of president karzai for peace. we strongly condemn the terror attacks in kabul in which precious lives were lost. we express sympathy with brothers and sist

airtight and the fact is under the rules, you get to ask the question and they then get a minute, uninterrupted look at who the top three were amongst republicans back then at this time. rudy guiliani had 28% of the vote. fred thompson had 23%. john mccain, who ended up being the nominee, only had 15%. you've been doing this a long time, chris. what do you make of that with regard to the current crop of candidates we saw from the stage last night? >> well, i think that perry and romney are legitimate front runners and if i had to bet, i would bet that one of them will end up being the nominee. i think your point is very well taken, gretchen. and that is, guess what? we are months away from the first vote being cast in late january or early february in iowa when they decide to hold the caucus. and the fact is, and wisely so, the pundits, the polls don't get to decide it. the people get to decide it. and that's one of the reasons i'm glad we're continuing to show aid or in this case -- eight or nine candidates because i don't think we should be in a position of win knowing the field and say that

no -- now any violation of if peaceful noment for us will hate us and will go uninterrupted. but when you destroy our efforts and that will sh led lights of the positive points. the palestinian interest puts an end to division that happens. in 2007 we will continue. we will go on. we will exert every possible effort to achieve the reconciliation that we consider great. what we have done -- we will continue. some differences, the unity of the palestinians, the unity of the land is the most power powerful weapon we have. we need to get to this division. and here as part of our jeans. thanks or the arab countries and all the agencies that support us and and our supporters support us in our fullwe're going to the security council. [applause] you cannot believe that. they use it down. -- i am sure you do not believe that. our decision that we said to everyone -- we are going to the security council. after my speech and the general assembly, i will hand in the request to the u.n. secretary- general to be given to the head of the security council. our option is the security council.