european union finance ministers agreed on a set of tougher budget rules aim to shore up market confidence and help end the sovereign debt crisis. th new rules include tighter monitoring of debt and deficit levels. one of the main point sharpening the budget rules is to make sanctions for offenders more automatic. the package still needs to be approved by the european parliament. that's it for business. back to you for more news. >> foreign ministers of the group of eight countries meeting in paris have failed to agree on imposing a no-fly zone over libya. france and britain have pushed hard for intervention but four ministers will send the matter to europe -- to the un security council. in libya, rebels have fled one town after it was a salted by forces loyal to gaddafi. >> with their interior fire power, had little chance to fend off the troops. reportedly with the aid of fire jet -- fighter jets and combat helicopters, the rebels had no option but to leave the town and its armed depot behind. with soldiers about advancing eastward, the rebels are desperately looking for help from the ou

european union finance ministers agreed on a set of tougher budget rules aim to shore up market confidence and help end the sovereign debt crisis. the new rules include tighter monitoring of debt and deficit levels. one of the main point sharpening the budget rules is to make sanctions for offenders more automatic. the package still needs to be approved by the european parliament. that's it for business. back to you for more news. >> foreign ministers of the group of eight countries meeting in paris have failed to agree on imposing a no-fly zone over libya. france and britain have pushed hard for intervention but four ministers will send the matter to europe -- to the un security council. in libya, rebels have fled one town after it was a salted by forces loyal to gaddafi. >> with their interior fire power, had little chance to fend off the troops. reportedly with the aid of fire jet -- fighter jets and combat helicopters, the rebels had no option but to leave the town and its armed depot behind. with soldiers about advancing eastward, the rebels are desperately looking for help from the o

i read some comments about union workers having some conflict, but he explained to me the issue. some creative financing that could help the united states, its prevalence in europe, in canada. some of my partners are involved in that type of creative financing. but what i am concerned is that dole will drive -- doyle drive is built on time, hopefully in two years. that should be good. i wanted to wish you all the best. i followed you on this project for a long time. you are one of the better project managers. something that has to be emulated by the rest. you can see you walk the walk. next, talk the talk. we need people that are good leaders. we have little money. we cannot waste money. every dollar counts, and i am looking forward to seeing doyle drive completed in less than three years. thank you very much. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you, sir. any other public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. maybe take this without objection? very good. >> item 8, introduction of new items. supervisor mirkarimi: any discussion on introduction of new items? seeing none, any public comment? on introduc

records of republican governors who have gone in and taken on government unions, cut spending and rein in government is the public finances turn around, the state does better. >> let's get out -- >> and that means that obama's chances are reduced in wisconsin. >> i want to know whether governor walker's political star is waning or waxing. >> governor walker with john kasich of ohio and chris christy of new jersey has realize on as a the point. if the polls can come back and he looks like he can win wisconsin for the republicans, he will be -- vp. >> waning. >> waxing for sure. this is the battle and he has won it. >> see was wisconsin looks like in a few years. >> oh, come on! >> looks like a zealot but won a policy victory. >> he looked very controlled to me! i don't know what control and zealot. lots of zealots are in control. >> i will say his star is waxing, and i think he could be seriously considered fo >>> we must be fully aware that homegrown radicalization is part of al-qaeda's strategy to continue its hacking the united states. al-qaeda is actively targeting the american muslim community to recruitment. today's

finance unit. next, we have the ceo of ne community federal credit union. since 1988, she has been the ceo of northwest community federal credit union. under her watch, the credit union group to over 1600 members. it has become the national model for institutions seeking to provide financial education and banking services to the low- income communities. last but not least, we have our conditional lender represented here by wells fargo. mark cyrus is the senior fda banker for the region -- the senior sba banker. he held businesses choose the best loans for the growing business and focus on a comprehensive understanding of their goals for their business. mark is responsible for helping entrepreneurs with sba loans every step of the way. i would like each of you to speak a little bit about what your organization does and, more importantly, address the audience here and let them know what your looking for when you are hoping to fund their loan. we will start with you, mark. >> absolutely. thank you. i want to thank speaker pelosi for putting this together. i wa

you know they're not the only ones so now should anybody to perhaps help finance a campaign for governor of the now taking on unions should they all be concerned that they might be targets as well. i'm going to go ahead and say yes the separation expand become a lot bigger than it is here in wisconsin however as stated before it necessarily. lay out an entire game play here it's really played out well now this is another going to say your press release says that you know you're asking people to boycott coke paper products while you search for other vulnerabilities and you what kind of hold her abilities are we talking about sounds like you're searching for a plan. oh yeah coach. h.p. to build these new systems. and you know a lot of things came to light when we found out what they were up to exactly. some of the abilities people are looking for so the you just could sum it up as just. necessarily doing anything a listen. all right. ok so maybe sometime soon we'll see a leak of thousands of e-mails from americans for prosperity or some other coke company . you know there's no centralized structure to anonymous i'm j

waded back in to the hot-button topic of campaign finance today, for the first time since last year's controversial ruling to allow corporations and unions to spend freely on national campaigns. at issue today is the constitutionality of an arizona law and its formula for providing public financing to political candidates. marcia coyle of the "national law journal" walks us through today's arguments. marcia, it's actually two joined cases. how did arizona free enterprise club versus bennett and... make it to the high court. >> it involves arizona's public financing law. under that law if a candidate qualifies and wants to participate, the candidate receives a lump sum grant at the beginning of the primary or general election. if during the campaign that grant is exceeded by a non-participating opponent's contributions and independent spending by organizations or groups supporting that non-participating opponent, then it triggers matching funds. the matching funds though are capped by the law. the publicly financed candidate can never receive more than three times the initial grant. a lower court upheld the constitutionality of the law, a

then you've also got the so-called left with the unions who are angry but this is the wages of globalism this has been the globalist plan wall street financed john mccain they financed rocker obama barack obama ron boswell very openly has called for more taxes because they're going to transfer those taxes offshore to the big mega central banks that are represented here in the u.s. by the private seller deserves what's going to happen is the government is going to use these giant hordes of people having their wages cut losing their insurance having their pension funds rated lose congress left the middle class chain give us a piece of the pie they're going to take people who are making a hundred thousand two hundred thousand dollars they're going to take their money and then they're never really even going to get any of it and it's going to go to the bankers so this is all been very carefully orchestrated and they've done this in third world nations and european nations over and over again and so it's it's a very sophisticated issue pressure from above and below instead of looking at the actual cause of this we're looking at the symptoms but

and looking at issues of finance and the european union and he wants to raise the concern. having said that i don't think europe will see this of end of the spectrum, leading the house stuff in the u.s. or far from it but what was really interesting that came after the nato summit was a concept where a part of that is this collaboration with the eu and nato. our commitment is to be working side-by-side on problems and issues that need a full spectrum of -- if you take afghanistan where individuals and states, where the eu is supporting general david petraeus and his work. i see him regularly too to support the training of police for common ground and so on and i indicated the european union will be working in afghanistan for years and years to come because long after the military campaigns there will be continuous work. and undersecretary clinton and i met with the women of afghanistan last time to talk about their future too. it is a collaboration. a collaboration across the spectrum. where the e you can benefit is also having additional support for military campaigns and

now the money can come from unions and trade associations as well. public financing has been an attempt to even the playing field and allow a more diverse array of voices. i think that was important for the carter candidacy and -- it had been allowed to wither on the vine the last 40 years. i don't see that as making a comeback quickly. it doesn't seem to be the political will to invest in a more viable system and educate the public on how it works. host: james says outside interest groups have taken away from the entrenched systems in -- politicians who have ruined america. they are a blessing, not a curse." guest: whether or not you think it is a good thing to have more debates and that these organizations have bringing new ideas and new issues to the fore in particular races is up to each individual. certainly we feel it is imperative for the public to know who the players are behind these debates and how much they are spending, and that, unfortunately, is not transparent at this point. host: and james writes, "citizen united was just the corporations way of assur

that is what he has to do and of course looking out the issues of finance across the european union.i understand why he wants to raise the concern. having said that, i don't think europe would see itself as being the kind of soft and of the spectrum and leaving the hard stuff just to the usa, far from it. what was really interesting that came out of the nato summit was the new strategic concept where a core part of that is this collaboration with the e.u. and nato which i am responsible for from the e.u. side and our commitment is to be working side-by-side with nato on what often our problems and issues that need a full spectrum. if you take afghanistan, where individuals are there with troops, where the e.u. is there supporting david petraeus and his work and i see him regularly too, to support the training of police to do development work on the ground and so on and i've indicated the european union will be working in afghanistan or years and years to come. long after the military campaign there will be the continuous work. and the secretary clinton she and i met with the women of

assistance to the african union for humanitarian assistance to libya that was the mandate of the security council of the united nations france and britain were in bed. with gadhafi son finance succors is campy succors is no in the lead to fight against libya this is a poll kristie of the highest order africans and this is how this is actually a good reason to allow humanitarian disaster to take place go ahead and he's got to go and see this guy had to say there's no there's no getting around the fact that the libyan rebels asked for our help that's plain and simple horace you want to reply to that yes i agree that the libyan insurrection forces for your help but we can also assist the libyan insurrection forces to say to them that it is their pass through move gadhafi and if they ask the west the car into remove gadhafi for them then they will be puppets of the west when we come to call well justin if i can go to you i mean and i guess that's asking people to make a choice on the ground here i mean even i and i'm very very skeptical about this whole operation as you guys all can tell me i can understand rebels saying look i mean we're going to get massacred in the next fort

financed. -- debt to-- >> players will decertify the union allowing players to sue if they are locked up by ownersting the stage for the labor dispute to play out in court. earlier thursday prior president barack obama said he would not get in baubles to. >> i'm about big football fan, for an industry that makes $9 billion a year in revenue they can figure out how to divide it up in and sensible way. >> reporter: owners want to extend the season by two games in place a dollar cap on free agents and rookies. in washington cement the haze. >> darya: stay with us we will talk about to our attorney. >> mark: we will be right back after the break we will leave you with a look from san francisco. lots of sunshine. sanchez francisco's 51 degrees right now and a high of 63 about 2:00 p.m. this afternoon. >> george: i was getting updated done are so bay hot spot. we have talked about their strategy to clear the truck that has been sitting on the shoulders and 6:00 a.m. this morning. they had just issued a sig alert about the traffic. the solution to the problem is somewhat elusive. the plan was to take thi

in fact, there is a well financed and coordinated national attack against working families in the unions they may belong to. the goal of which is to take away power from the middle class and give it to the wealthy special interests that have backed republicans in their elections. here's how it's playing out. the republicans are taking a real problem, a serious problem, that of the budget deficits and long-term debt in this country, and they are signing it to a fake cause. under the guise of cutting deficits, they say the working people's union rights and workplace protections must be eliminated. in fact, this attack against working people is designed to remove the vital check on special interest corporate power from overrunning our democracy. this is an extreme agenda that they have always pursued, but they are now using their newfound political power to relaunch the attacks. to attack the guarantee to a decent wage, to attack the rights to ensure a safe workplace so when the workers leave home in the morning, they know they will return safely at night. they attack the rights have access

union, there's a united nations resolution in that direction. i think this is extremely important. because we have to take away from these people their capacity to financetever action we find illegitimate. i cannot at this moment know exactly what kind of action they are thinking. but we have to consider all options. the best way to do that is prevent the way to get to the outside sources. host: muammar gaddafi has lost libya. much of the territory he's ruled over for the past 40 years has been taken over. he his recently-made friends are freezing his assets and openly calling for his removal. the colonel, surrounded by his increasingly unstable children are still determined to defy everyone. guest: we are sending colonel gaddafi a very clear message that comes from washington as much as brussels and london and pair is and berlin. it comes from the entire international community. you cannot go on like this. we can not accept this. so i think we've been pretty clear. pretty vocal. colonel gaddafi has to understand that this cannot go on. and the scommupet very determined and con very zent its determination to fleevepbt. host: what would you like to see h