>> thuation is a mess and it was unprofessional that we asked for the referendum. the greek people would have voted to stay in the euro. they are yust scared because of the are taking forever. people losing their jobs in the private sector and suffering pay cuts. >> you don't think they would have accepted the requirements? >> i think everybody is frustrated. this is not a time for business as usual. those days are over. i think papandreou created a problem and now spinning it back it was a wake-up call and that we had to go through the pain and take the medicine and move on. and i also find it unfortunate that the opposition leader immediately came out after the vote of confidence even though papandreou agreed to create the coalition government, >> now not talking to the guy. ? and then today when they were trying to come back to a contact and propose a person from that party to be the next prime minister, he had a press conference saying no way. >>> and i find that unprofessional. >> what are they profosting. americans look at this. and say is this how all greeks

actedicial said he unprofessionally. quit. a complete shot ground.e kept hitting it into the water. thee have a final look at foreca >>> take in and out of the box to organ donation. nontraditional to save her son's life. our report comment tonight at 11:00. >> what is the latest on this weather? somest of the city, still detected. also the south. will clear tonight. by tomorrow morning, we are for a chilly start break day, we will climb of the 30's. partly cloudy and very breezy. improving weather throughout the weekend. by sunday and monday. rain on chance of monday. we have a nice string of days. bob ryan is here at 11. >> winter debt -- winter does start until december 21. >> have a good night. >>

i do not know if i have an unprofessional level, but as well as in any powwow irina, so it gives me great pleasure as well toemcee -- to emcee this event. how many native americans in the san francisco bay area? let's see -- one, two -- [laughter] over 60,000. how many in oakland? 29,000. it is just really need for the san francisco bay area, northern california, california -- it is really neat to recognize native american heritage month with these four that we on this day. again, i know them well. and i can call them my friends, even though one of them is lakota. at this time, i would like to turn the microphone over to john of kqed. >> thanks, carol -- banks, ea -- thanks, earl. i'm president of kqed media. i'm glad you are all here, and we are glad you are all here, and kqed is proud to be joining in partnership with the san francisco mayor's office of neighborhood services and the san francisco native american health center and the native american aids project in celebrating american indian heritage month. we proudly celebrates the diversity out northern california by commemorating am

these people were unprofessional and paranoid. if your russian in this country, you are a spy.nd not understand how they could speak the english language. >> they say they were grass for suspicion. woolsey had their private life tracked into public view, today it will be mi 5 that is embarrassed. >> you have been watching newsday on bbc. >> a reminder of the main news, a 24 hour strike by public sector workers over changes to their pensions is under way. 2 million workers are likely to take part. thank you for being with us. see you again soon. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its global financial strength to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news america" was presented by kcet los angeles. 

$1.7 trillion that secretly was transferred over to wall wall fe ears, that's unresponsible and unprofessional. if they worked for me they would obviously -- i understand the federal reserve chairman has terms, but i would ask them both to step down. i mean, that's what is wrong with washington d.c. it's why i have talked about the idea that we need to overhaul washington d.c. you can't just be nibbling around the edges. this place needs an incredible overhaul, starting with making the congress part-time. i have not had as big a response from people of all of the things that i have laid out, whether it was my energy plan, whether it was my 20% flat tax, whether it was the balancing the budget by 2020, as i have by calling for a part-time united states congress and cincinnati the -- and senate, the way our founding fathers called for and looked at. >> you talk about the lone that was done to big banks by the federal reserve. that was donen december of '08. in that gray area, after president obama was voted president, president elect and before he became president of the united states in january

. >> the scariest part, i have seen that these people were unprofessional and paranoia. if you were russian in this country, you were a spy. they could not understand how the russian in london can speak the english language. >> they argue there were grounds for suspicion, but while she had her private life dragged into public view, today will be in a by-5 that was embarrassed. -- mi-5 that was embarrassed. >> you have been watching the news day on the bbc. >> a 24 hour strike by public- sector workers here in the u.k. over changes to their pensions is now under way. a route 2 million workers are taking part in the action stopping construction, public transport, schools, courts, and council services. he will be back next with the headlines, stay with us. >> makes sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its global financial strength to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world n

iran has rejected the report as unbalanced, unprofessional, and politically motivated. israel says it backs up its claims that tehran is a danger to national security. netanyahu has warned he might launch nuclear strikes against iran if necessary. >> israeli antiwar activists strongly oppose air strikes against iran, but recent surveys show israelis split over whether action should be taken. tehran has expanded uranium enrichment. a few months ago, it opened a new plant. the iranian government claims the nuclear program is solely to generate power for civilian purposes. the report by the international atomic energy agency says it has serious concerns about iran's nuclear program. the u.n. agency has obtained information that tehran may be developing nuclear weapons and carrying out experiments with nuclear explosives. europe is opposed to such a program. >> if the situation continues to escalate and the report confirms that iran is once again working on nuclear weapons, there is no doubt that we here in europe will prepare fresh sanctions. >> we are very worried about i

wrong could see members not to share their opinion nor to offer their arguments that would be unprofessional every player must participate every minister every member of a committee of seen the parliaments all should be part of the discussion. here but so it is why mr putin came up with the idea of a popular front on may the sixth. this is why we tend to set up an open government . this is all for the purpose of making the decision making process absolutely transparent and predictable. in other words doing to make. the decision before you talk to n.g.o.s. and local residents. we saw that with the health care reform and with the fishing bill. because if a person wakes up in the morning and decides to adopt a new law that doesn't people's interests this is wrong. and. you're taking part in many discussions sometimes even in the kremlin with the things you're talking about does this really happen to people who really argue disagree with putin tell him that he's wrong in what he suggests his room because judging by media reports those discussions are very quiet in three he were to have real deba

the got atomic course dog says its latest report on the country's nuclear problem is on balance unprofessional and politically motivated there's a growing concern among some i suppose that the u.s. and israel may use the documents on occasions to launch a military strike against the islamic republic which russia says would have catastrophic consequences also. thousands of student demonstrators have marched through central london to protect against a rising tuition fees and higher education cuts with dozens of arrested. also tensions flare up in northern courseware with three ethnic sons have been wounded in a shootout with albanians while native peacekeepers and use tear gas to take over one of the remaining progress in the region. on tastings financial woes goes on to was at the interest rates on the state's cost of borrowing sorta near unsustainable levels despite prime minister silvio berlusconi's promise resignation.

with a form of all that seems the same goes for any medal hopes at the moment i would find it unprofessional to make plans of this kind let's wait for the december results. russian olympic committee are celebrating their one hundredth year of birth thing this year unveiling a special stump to mark the date this century old organization of course preparing for the future too with sights on london twenty twelve success president alexander as you call off today making a great prediction of a second place overall finish for team russia. but if you look at this year's world championship results we weren't too far away from the second placed americans and therefore boxers who only got one world gold this year and the wrestlers had performed just a little better we would have been right up there with the u.s. the athletics team surprised us with nine goals of the finals we thought they'd get no more than six so at the end of the day if we have a combination of luck preparation and mental toughness we can achieve our goals. and finally the southern russian city of sochi has been busy hosting the eur

would have removed all that seems the same goes for any medal hopes at the moment i would find it unprofessional to make plans of this kind once week for the december results. and cycling alberto contador will have to wait until next year to discover the verdict of his doping case at this point here it is find guilty of taking clenbuterol he will be stripped of his twenty ten tour de france title. put a timetable was respected the panel of arbitrators could hear around twenty witnesses and experts and today this morning we had the final pleadings of the lawyers and. spoke last so had the last words to give a personal statement and now the panel will start its deliberations and we are expecting a decision probably i would say early twenty twelve or so not before christmas i would say and finally the southern russian city of sochi has been busy hosting the european alone pick committee's general assembly this week with forty nine member countries coming up with one very interesting proposal in particular as tennis he reports. here it may very well hold an olympic games for its own athletes and it

haven't analyzed the ante get off the forces and see what they're made of this is just plain unprofessional after all they might have been some democratic group there displeased with gadhafi but most of these are tribes you see. so you think libya is not going to become a fundamentalist islamic state. in libya is going to recover. from carol's look at iraq for example it's been more than eight years and they still can't stabilize a situation t.v. never stops reporting new casualties fifteen dead thirty dead every day in iraq explosions and so on it could happen so regularly that people get used to it you start thinking this is normal it is chaos over eight and a half years of occupation there's been nothing they could do in libya it's going to be even tougher so i don't think they've had much success in libya. according to the levada center survey twenty five percent of russians believe gadhafi was killed for knowing too much at any rate the years media wrote that washington had discussed various actions regarding gadhafi terminations of his life among others. the busted finally we've been

she says the plaintiff is young, unprofessional and she doesn't appreciate being called a liar or a thiefnce she told him the computer had been stolen, he withheld her pay. he had no right to do that because one thing has nothing to do with another and when she told him that, he told her to shut the blank up and she began to cry. bottom line, she's happy her day in court has finally come. she knows she's going to be a winner here today. she's accused of coming out on a computer. the defendant has filed a counter suit for $1,500 for defamation of character. >> i would never steal anything from anybody so -- >> don't you think it's suspicious that he's telling you where is the computer? you're starting to know he's not happy with your performance. things aren't looking good. all of a sudden, the $2,900 computer isn't showing up at workday after day. look at that. hi, anne. how are you doing? hi, evelyn. i know it's been a difficult time since your mom passed away. yeah. i miss her a lot, but i'm okay. wow. that was fast. this is the check i've been waiting for. mom had a guaranteed acceptan

with the form of all that seems the same goes for any medal hopes at the moment i would find it unprofessional to make claims of this guy and let's wait for the december results. ok that's all from me for today. with the latest sports. issues that so much you. can't put down many of the hopes that the hard to be egyptian revolution is mubarak's military establishment. wealthy british style. market. can find out what's really happening to the global economy. look at the global financial headlines to cause a report. all . download the official c.f. acacia q i phone or one called touch from the i.q. sampson. one jonty on the go. video on demand teens mind broadcasts and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of her.

it's unprofessional. when you are dealing with somebody who has a loss like this, just think of the word professional. that's what we try to do. this sort of body language here, she's trying to comfort here, do you think she's buying it? not with that body language. she's not really buying it. some people won't. some people will never be the same. like that thing with katrina, some people are really good but you can tell just under the surface that they are a wreck. give them space, try to be professional, try to comfort them if you can, but some people won't let you. and don't take it personal. that's the main thing, just don't take it personal. sometimes people just can't be helped. they are not mad at you, they don't hate you, you are trying to help them. they probably understand that, but they have suffered a terrific loss and some people you can't help. but try. you got to try anyway. that's kind of why we're here, we want to try. some other feels, disorientation, physical or emotional numbness, loss

duffey forces and seen what they made up of this is just plain unprofessional after all there might have been some democratic group there displeased it effie but mostly there are tribes you see. so you think libya is not going to become a fundamentalist islamic state. nobody knows when libya is going to recover from its chaos look at iraq for example it's been more than eighty years old and they still can't stabilize the situation the t.v. never stop supporting new casualties fifteen dead thirty vision every day in iraq explosions and so on have been so regular people used to it we start to think this is normal but it's chaos over eight and a half years of occupation has been nothing they could do in libya it's going to be tough so i don't think they've had much success in libya. according to the levada center survey twenty five percent of russians believe gadhafi was killed for knowing too much well at any rate the u.s. media wrote that washington had discussed various actions regarding adolf temptation of his life among others the best of the finally we've been watching syria and it lo

mentioned social programs yours is a social democratic party therefore you can do a heavily unprofessionally unions meanwhile there are virtually no labor unions in russia right now where have they gone. the unions like all of the surveillance situations have been suppressed by the regime if you keep talking about civil society right society cannot spring up and environment plans cannot grow in acidic soil. you cannot swim across a pool of a setting because you would never reach the other end it is the same in this case we need to create the right environment for unions for independent media and for the opposition it is usually the opposition that exercises parliamentary oversight or plan introduce that but we need political power to make the changes that powers what we want we don't want a leash of nine or ten or fifteen or twenty percent we want power coalition government or one formed by social democrats that will enable us to change the country we are on the stage doing this commission security. as a committee community and think you know security has become one of the major issues in th

the tonic watchdog says its latest report on the country's nuclear program is unbalanced unprofessional and politically motivated there's growing concern among some that suppose that the u.s. and israel may ease the documents allegations to launch a military strike against the islamic republic which russia says would have catastrophic consequences. south as a student demonstrators have marched through central london to protest against rising tuition fees and higher education costs with dozens arrested. flare up in northern ca so i was three s. makes sense have been wounded in a shootout with albanians while native peacekeepers used tear gas to take over one of the remaining roadblocks in the interim.

even before the conclusion is made as they say that they do not believe that the pilot was so unprofessional to make such a group can be staking of course the morning will never and for them nor for the city over here is level from. ice hockey team were from nineteen of its members were actually born there but overall it's a nationwide it's a tragedy of tourists and we're still waiting to hear from the interstate aviation committee end just to just about an hour. or two will tell you know the provide with the latest from moscow thanks for that the. u.n. nuclear watchdog says it's discovered a secret facility in northwestern syria that matches the design of your rainy i'm in richmond play fighting every suspicions the syrian government's been trying to produce nuclear weapons for more on this we're joined live trick a reporter for the independent online magazine spiked and joins us live from london thanks for being with us so these claims obviously had already huge international pressure on the syrian government is facing today do you think though the timing of the i.a.e.a. announcement was c

golan the tonic watchdog says its latest report on the country's nuclear problem is unbalanced unprofessional and politically motivated and there's growing concern among some that says that the u.s. and israel may use the documents allegations to launch a military strike against the islamic republic which russia says with past tense traffic consequences also. signs of student demonstrators have marched through central london to protest against a rising tuition fees and higher education cuts with dozens arrested. and also tensions flare up in northern ca so i was three ethnic serbs have been wounded with a short time with albanians while nato peacekeepers and used tear gas to take over one of the remaining roadblocks and the return. of fear is a financial stalemate to run. this state a boeing costs a source near an affordable levels despite runs of claims it will fulfill all of the gate funds to the e.u. and.

with you, i couldn't hear the music when i was singing and i was so frustrated and i think i was unprofessionallet it show that i couldn't -- the audience was screaming and i didn't have a monitor in my ear to hear the music. i knew i was off key and i was disappointed. i knew what was coming. l.a., he was like, okay, i see that face. i'm not going to say anything. >> right, right. >> he sort of took a stance like it was good. don't beat me up. i guess i looked like that. i went home and watched it back and i was like, oh my god. if i could have had a little smile. i still believe and always will, even though i wasn't happy with my performance, i think simon cowell was a little bit too hard on me. i don't think i deserved to be beat up that much. that's what i was thinking, just so you know. >> i don't think you deserve that either. talked about your hair and whole thing. who cares? that voice of yours took you so far. >> thank you. >> we don't have much time to talk. we all cried during your audition. it thank you. >> because your story moved us. what's next and what can you tell the franatics

it's completely unprofessional. and the republicans are saying that he should step down. and the voices are growing loudner terms of call for his resignation. i can't believe we are having this conversation at this point. audacity for him to sit there and still be the most important, the highest-ranking justice law enforcement person in the country. >> why are you shake your head? >> think it's interesting that not only are the republicans wanting his removal but the democrats are just keeping their mouth shut. nobody is saying anything whatsoever. why should eric holder be the fall guy when this was a huge operation? >> wait a minute. >> no, no, you do not -- >> he approved it and bragged about it -- >> sean, sean -- >> he's lying before congress. >> let me finish. when an investigation, an ongoing investigation goes on like this, it must go to the top and there must be a signature by the attorney general that he approves of this investigation. we have not seen that document. and it may not exist. >> on tape he is -- wait a minute. his own timeline is screwed up. because

that was unnecessary and unprofessional. i will not do that. i'll put that they way. sorry. sorry. it is hard to talk about what just happened to rick perry's campaign at this speech in new hampshire. i think his campaign's hope here is other candidates' scandals that broke in the last couple days might overshadow this speech, stuff like the herman stuff we'll be talking about later on this hour. there's really no way to explain this away. it's possible that rick perry was having a medical issue of some kind. maybe he was having, like, a bad drug reaction. sometimes in cases like this, a campaign might say that the candidate was overtired or something. maybe they will have some sort of physical explanation for him behaving this way, but if they do try to give some physical explanation for governor perry's performance, that, of course, will raise fitness issues in terms of whether or not he's actually cut out to handle the riggers of the presidency. mostly they want this to go away, that they want people to not see this speech. something that lets people know this guy is not the pol

but he is maximizing the agony for himself by the unprofessional way in which his team is executing this. >> i want to bring in what governor barbour had to say. he's suggesting herman cain should wave this confidentiality agreement and go to the restaurant association and urge them to allow this woman to talk. let's play what he had to say. >> if a week from now, we've had one week of the confidentiality agreement is keeping the facts from coming out, that's not in herman cain's interests. herman cain's interests is getting this behind him where he can get back focused on the things that made him very popular among republican voters. >> michael, you're an attorney. you said all along this would play out this way. that eventually we would hear from this woman. that herman cheney some key answers to questions he was not providing. here we are now legally, can the restaurant association allow this woman to speak? is it in their hands? we know that her stoern seeking their quote/unquote approval. >> if i were the attorney for this woman and if the restaurant association did not play ball, i