without a political union. visionaries only involves understanding only follow a political union and now we're trying to to to to to to get political union accepted because we are facing problems with the monetary union that's that's the reality it's natural you know you see on this as well it's a quite union the whole what you had hoped is wrong when your heart and your you want to you know is wrong european go ahead laughing go ahead go ahead ok when we when the european monetary union was started there was a stability pact pact connected to the problem when that was that the commission never was tough enough with those canvas who never followed the rules now in the lispund treaty if you understand what the lisbon treaty is the commission has got slightly increased possibility to go back and overview what countries are doing on the economic side so we in the future hopefully will not have lots of. complicated developments on the economic side and that is that the service delivery when we look at the situation

data for credit unions. if they see any aberration, a sharp increase in delinquencies or some other red flag that catches their right, they will not wait for the next exam. there will go in and address the problem. -- they will go in and address the problem. i learned there were some credit unions that were repeatedly being cited for the same infraction. the most benign section is a document of resolution. there were getting the same document of resolution over and over again and stopped last year at this time. our examiners were given guidance and told that the credit union gets one shot at addressing a document of resolution. they're going back within 90 or 120 days. they will escalate the administrative action. the we're working very diligently to address problems as early as possible and to keep costs to the system as low as possible. >> the october ncua inspector general report said that credit union management actions greatly contributed to the 10 largest credit union failures. specifically, there were

data for credit unions. if they see any aberration, a sharp increase in delinquencies or some other red flag that catches their right, they will not wait for the next exam. there will go in and address the problem. -- they will go in and address the problem. i learned there were some credit unions that were repeatedly being cited for the same infraction. the most benign section is a document of resolution. there were getting the same document of resolution over and over again and stopped last year at this time. our examiners were given guidance and told that the credit union gets one shot at addressing a document of resolution. they're going back within 90 or 120 days. they will escalate the administrative action. the we're working very diligently to address problems as early as possible and to keep costs to the system as low as possible. >> the october ncua inspector general report said that credit union management actions greatly contributed to the 10 largest credit union failures. specifically, there were

now, as a union man and from a union family, almost always take the side of the union in any dispute such as the problems we had at have a layo where i now -- at velayo where i now live but can't support the union in this case and have made written comments explaining why. i know this is a well intentioned resolution but unfortunately interposes the board on one side of a long time, complex struggle and the progressive kpfa community and believe it will offend as many of your constituents as it will please. and unfortunately, it's supporting the interests and continuing of kpfa by an old guard insider staff click who's always opposed democratic governments and listener participation in the affairs of the station. also, it's not in the interest of the majority of kpfa workers who are volunteers, some salaried workers who aren't even represented by a union and it's not in the issue of the governance and well-being of the entire pacifica network. the network is practically insolvent and bankrupt. layoffs had to be made and let me explain that kpfa and pacifica are -- >> thank you. next

square entrance four union square market street for the central subway. what you see in front of you, this is the engineering configuration in which the station is located and extended between market street and the theory. we have the escalators and stairs located on jury -- on geary. this would result in no identity to the station if they were separate and we would like to combine the two. by doing so, we have the opportunity to locate an emergency ventilation shaft at the location of the old elevators. this is the new configuration, the new layout. the station is deep and is connected to the concourse level which is right below the street level and from their distribution will go from between the market street area and union square. the area in question is the southwest corner of the union square and we go into more detail of the configuration. what we have identified is the location which is the back of the house of the union square where the emergency stairs from the garage are at the same location for the tunnel and for the station. with this renderi

really where they put the monetary union first whereas in the states of course when you had your union you didn't start using the greenback for many many years after the political union now the fact is we don't really want political union certain on a yearly referendum campaign we the british people have never been asked whether we want to be in the united states of europe we were asked did we want to be in a common market a trading regime yes we did back in seventy five but do we want to be in it now i say the british people must be given the choice and seventy five percent of british people the latest poll agree with the e.u. referendum come by and we should be asked do we want to be in or out now we've got a position we've got students rioted on the streets yesterday protesting on the streets of london and they've been doing it for several weeks now this will continue because what's actually happening is we're increasing all the government the coalition government trying to increase education fees to go into higher education to nine thousand pounds a year with out of welfare benefit

bring peace to the region who lost it but i am gun body joint special representative of the african union and un mission in darfur. the ethnic conflict in darfur has left hundreds of thousands dead millions of victims were forced to flee to neighboring countries but in another region and government and the local people seem to have come to terms with their future self and sudan is going to hold a referendum it will decide whether the region agrees to be a part of sudan and become an independent state a positive result could give added impetus to offer succession claims by some sudan and darfur and in other countries like nigeria and south africa. oh mr gambari and welcome to the shelves smoke pleasure to be on thank you very much thank you very much for coming well the referendum on january ninth in southern sudan well the people are expected. to come to the polls and make their their valves do you believe that it will pass peacefully that everything will be will be according to the law the sofa will say so good my responsibilities. limited to a therefore of course vote my colleague from

joint special representative of the african union and the u.n. mission will. be back shortly stay with us. dr swan policeman. ministers why i just. didn't find me if i could slip through the night that i would get my kids out of here because i knew that what was going to happen to kill me many don't understand that domestic violence includes verbal abuse psychological abuse physical abuse and sexual. at least four million women are affected by abuse every year. in jail or he's got it it killin. welcome back to spotlight in just a reminder that my guest on the show today is a brain him body joint special representative of the african union and here in a mission in data for. missing about it what the does the international community and mostly the african union do for the refugees from southern sudan is there a chance that they will be able to return to the house anytime soon will the refugees mostly. dead would be up by the united nations high commissioner for refugees and of course the africa you know supports them one is open and that the outcome of that of r

the compressive peace agreement the african union have come in support of the implementation of united nations particularly secular mr banking one has made it a prouty of his administration to have the parties to a sure a that the referendum goes well and also that the outcome is reflected by the international community so i think the international community should look. beyond the referendum and try to help the parties. address a lot of the issues that will still remain even after a disease jews in one way or the other is there a possibility that certain sudan can declare independence unilaterally and if this happens mate lead to a military conflict like we witnessed say between ethiopia and eritrea i doubt it again i doubt it very strongly because there is at this point and as i said i'm not really principle irresponsible for the implementation of the c.p.a. but for what i can see because in darfur that there is not that likelihood because if you look at the enthusiasm with which the people of south sudan have registered for the vote. the interest of the huge numbers and even in the

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many credit unions have run up against that cap. so what this legislation would do would take the most experienced and well-run credit unions and allow them to meet the rising demand for small business loans. the national credit union administration, which is the federal regulator, would have the authority to allow the small business lending cap to slowly increase from the current 12.25% limit to a maximum of 27.5% of total assets. now, lest you think this has just been pulled out of thin air, the proposal has the backing of the banking committee, the treasury department, and the national credit union association. it also has the national small business association, the national association of realtors, and even the conservative americans for tropical storm -- tax reform think this is a good idea. the credit union national association projects that these reforms, they are sensible reforms, would increase small business lending by $10 billion within the first year, with an increase of nearly $200 million in my home state. i'm sure it

they used it against labor unions. by the time you come to 1909 the progressive movement in new york was eager to find solutions to these kind of problems. they saw that people were living in slums. workers at the door recourse. in those days before social security, unemployment, the fdic, it was really pretty serious. and so the muckrakers, the progressive settlement house workers, social scientists were the same. they felt that they wanted to take action to rectify it. well, overriding this with these questions about what to do with the large number of immigrants who were pouring into new york and the question of what government role would take. teddy roosevelt mediated a coal strike, but there was some question about what further steps government could take. the conditions in new york, the garment district down here on the lower east side, fairly abysmal. my friend chris nelson asked me how hot it was in the sweatshops the thing is, they aren't really about the temperature so much as what we call sweated labor,

but nonetheless the african union which is a successor to the organization of african unity have said let's abide by the united sixty four declaration and try to address. problem so that this is not a dinner option says even to him govern body joint special representative of the african union and the u.n. mission in doubtful spotlight will be back shortly stay with us. would be so much brighter if you knew me by a song from funds to depression in some. stocks on t.v. dot com. it can hit doctors wives policeman's wives minister's wife and i just prayed that if you didn't find me if i could just live through the night that i would get my kids out of here because i knew that what was going to happen was that he was going to kill me many victims don't understand that domestic violence includes verbal abuse psychological abuse physical abuse and sexual abuse at least four million women are affected by abuse every year those are my only two options that i saw at that moment either i'm going to kill him i'm in jail or he's going it killing me. welcome back to spotlight of in just a reminder

that's all i have to say as a union steward.ay, too, is actually our news directors gave me this to say to you and i want to just read it. dear san francisco supervisors a as a long time news directors of kfpa f.m. we urge you to support avalos, campos, marr asking pacific radio to enter in good faith negotiation with our union, the local of 9145 and reinstate the morning show. we've served as union stewards at points in the past and are extremely disturbed by the actions of pacifica. she went over managers, refused to bargain in good faith and violated our contract provisions in carrying out the layoffs of the hosts of the kpfa morning show and suspending the program. pacifica has disregarded thousands of listener emails and phone calls, union grievances and appeals to reason by staff. we hope -- staff members to rescind the layoff and bring back the morning show. we hope a firmly stated resolution -- >> thank you. next speaker. >> ace washington, i'm not here to sing, i've got two minutes but am flabbergasted, appalled of the

it was somewhat successful and one union recognition and some of the shops but not all. it's part of the problem was the factories had successfully outsourced a lot of the work to other cities said they were not being terribly hurt by the strike as much as would have been these lawyer. the next year though it was called the greek revolt of 1910. in this instance you had another sort of progressive element coming which was called industrial democracy and one of the key people behind it was louis brandeis who was leader supreme court justice and he worked with a man named abraham lincoln who was in the department store in boston which was known for its very progressive policies towards workers and had been for years, and these men believed that in something called scientific management, a social science from the idea that the labor industrial relations could be reasonably manage through what they call collective bargaining, a way of bringing labour and management together to work out in advance there would be no strikes, no work stoppages or breakout or picketing but rathe

i am aware that there are unions. and that person can have easy access, so they know that they can be hired. when i was working for the san francisco unified school district as a prevailing wage monitor and i went from school to school looking at contractors doing about $800,000, about $1 million worth of contracts. i found a couple of levin -- between two and five black people working on all of the projects on all of the schools. i of this legislation can deal with that, there are constraints. we have to keep that in the back of our minds. i urge you to write legislation carefully. i know a case where a contractor found one local person inside the city to be their front person. they have five employees, and only one is in the city. [chime] thank you. supervisor avalos: [reading names] >> good evening, my name is ace washington. here i'm a resident. i am also here to raise awareness, you are doing a wonderful job. this is something that most of our community and people my age went to jail for years ago. we had affirma

joint special representative of the african union and the u.n. mission. shortly stay with us. i. i. i. wealthy british. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy. welcome back to spotlight going of in just a reminder that my guest on the show today is he brought him by any joint special representative of the african union and here in a mission in that for. missing america what the does the international community and mostly the african union do for the refugees from southern sudan is there a chance that they will be able to return to the house anytime soon well the refugees mostly. dead would be up by the united nations high commission for refugees and of course the africa you know supports them one is hoping that the outcome of the referendum will not lead to a massive movement in either direction and therefore there's been some contingency planning on the part of the united nations board do that initial mission sudan which is committed to help in the implementation of the c.p.a. and the and the referendum and also you know me which are the or not to lead which

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the african union and the european union called on him to accept defeat. instead, he has been sworn in for another five years. as protesters gathered in various districts, they were met by members of the security forces, who used tear gas and fired live rounds to dissuade them from marching on the television station. when forces loyal to the elected president prepared to leave a hotel to march, they were immediately fired upon by soldiers and militia loyal to the reigning president. the government is currently under heavy protection at the hotel until they gain control of the institutions of the state. both sides have taken oaths of office on the same day. the have separate prime ministers and cabinets. in response to mr. bagbo's refusal to except defeat, the un is imposing sanctions until they allow democratic transition of power. rebel soldiers moved south to attack mr. bagbo's army, leading to worries of a resumption of conflict after six years of peace. bbc, ivory coast. >> a former adviser on african affairs to president clinton and obama was speaking