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let us look at these reductions. i think we can actually get jobs and therefore, and i think you will see that in the platform of any one of our republican nominees, maybe even this president, as well, we need tax reform. we need to get it done. >> you hit the administration pretty hard over cylinder, which is the failed -- >> it has been a yield right now -- it has been a year. >> when that initially floated there was not much criticism in congress. does congress takes responsibility for the failure of the program? >> the republicans now have had the house for barely a year. it was literally a year this week we began our investigation of solyndra. we have been trying to get the answers to questions from the get go. finally, this last summer, we actually have to subpoena the documents. it took a long time for some of those to get done. we wrote a tough letter a couple -- two weeks ago. we ask for more information that we think is being withheld from us even able to interview a career folks at the office of management

and that's where the problem arose, that they said oh, look, they're representing us as we're a bunchhe white dudes are a bunch of sex offender, child molesters, rapos, homosexual rats. you know, a whole laundry list of things. >> while the prison took disciplinary action against grapf and hall, huff claims he intervened as well. >> i called over there and said hey, you need to cut that stuff out because you're not making us look any better than those guys are. it doesn't take a big tough guy or a smart guy to get sprayed and drug out of your cell. and now you're raising hell with these people and making us look like idiots. >> though things had calmed down, prison officials did not allow us to come back right away. but two weeks later, we were told that michael gill had been injured. little did we know a new drama was about to unfold. >> i was asked to get offender gill to bring him to medical. he's declaring a self-emergency. he said he has a broken arm. >> authorities told us that gill's injury was the result of banging on his cell door when he was denied a shower. >> i've been dea

let it be by itself. >> strut across the stage, look at us, look at us, look at us. it was a stupid move on their part. >> i have word that if they continue to do this to eastwood is he going to get the -- with a little cigar. throw it back over his shoulder. i don't think you want to be in the way of that? >> watch out for the guys with the thin mustaches. that's all i know. >> the good, the bad, and the tarp. >> there it is. >> super pac. you corrupted president obama and i am just as american appalled you karl rove corrupted the president of the united states. >> let me explain. have you little pad there you can hold up. >> go ahead. >> the president of course condemned all the pacs and spending by third parties, hated it, loathed it, feared it now, he has given his guys the okay to do it, blaming it on you and you said? >> a threat to democracy in 2010, he now threatening democracy by doing are doing? >> i guess so. he is going to send cabinet secretaries out to raise large contributions from people who might have regulatory issues in front of cabinet secretaries

as we project what is likely to happen in the future, let us look at what will allow us to place more than one choices on the ballot. that will make a major improvement in our ability to make ranked choice much easier for voters to use, because it would give them a chance to write everything i like, and not just two or three candidates. let us make sure we do not drop the ball in getting rid of the campaign financing problems. let us make sure we solve that. that directly messes with french choice as well. -- with ranked choice as well. chairperson campos: public comment is closed. any other questions for mr. fried? if not, thank you for your work. we look forward to continuing to hear from you and get updates. hopefully, you can get any relevant information from some of the folks who spoke. thank you very much. if we can have this matter continued to the call of the chair -- a motion by commissioner avalos, seconded by commissioner mar. call item no. 5, please. >> item number 5, goals and objectives for 2012. chairperson campos: ms. miller? >> nancy miller, your interim executive of

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. >> i used to look -- i never used to look at photos of my father because the morning was so deep.ow i like -- because the mourning was so deep. 1 like to look at pictures of him. >> he was a family man. >> we have a lot of pictures of him are being -- barbequing, which he loved to do. and after eating, we would play soccer together. it was a lot of fun. >> in april 2006, a gunman shot him. he was alone in the shop at the time. victim number eight of the terrorist group. initially, suspicion fell on him himself. police interrogated his relatives for hours, believing there was a connection to crime or drug dealing. today, at his old newsstand is empty. the family lives a few blocks away, but they do not walk past year and more. it is too painful. ganza and her husband visit her mother almost daily. she is still traumatized. for years, the family suffered from the uncertainty, false accusations, and the suspicions. now they know who killed their husband and father. >> it is good that we now know the truth, that we are victims of terrorism. we are emotionally shattered. it is all comi

looked like it this weekend. we have all of the pictures coming up. >> and for all of your news, weather, traffic, check us out on facebook. >>> welcome back everyone on a monday morning. a calm scene out at hp pavilion. looks like the rain let up. unfortunately for the sharks they probably wish they were home. they lost again last night to the detroit red wings on the road, 3-2. so, maybe they get that magic back when they get back to their house. it's 4:43. >> rick santorum is riding a wave of success in recent elections, leading the latest michigan polls, one week before that state's primary. but he's also on the defense over comments he made this weekend. tracie potts has the latest from washington. >> reporter: last night rick santorum seemed to compare president obama to hitler. >> maybe he's not the best guy after a while you found out some things about this guy over in europe and he's not so good of a guy. >> reporter: this after a controversial comment saturday. >> it's not about you. it's not about your quality of life, it's not about your job. it's about some phony ideal, some phony theology. >> he's q

us. looking good. this event kicks off saturday, march 3rd, 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.t the inner harbor marriott near camden yards. the ladys have nice dresses to choose from. >>> this weekend, another scare for nelson mandela. >> what doctors are saying about the health of the apartheid leader this weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ time out. sweet. [ female announcer ] with charmin ultra soft, you can get that cushiony feeling you love while still using less. charmin ultra soft is designed with extra cushions that are soft and more absorbent and you can use four times less versus the leading value brand. ♪ ah. [ female announcer ] we all go. why not enjoy the go with charmin ultra soft. >>> news around the world, 67.0 magnitude earthquake hit taiwan. two tremors followed the quake minutes later. this is video as the quake hit. there were no reports of damage, training were delayed a little bit. the overall quake didn't cause too many problems. >>> new information this morning in a train derailment that happened in canada, the three people killed yesterday were railroad employees, ri

would to thank you, again, tom for your hospitality and thank all of your colleagues for joining us and i look forward to our discussion. mr. vice-president. >> [speaking in chinese] >> [speaking in chinese] china-u.s. and economic cooperation. american writer edward bellamy's as the golden age is before us and not behind us. looking ahead to 2012 and even longer time to come, i am fully confident the chinese economy will maintain the fast development the u.s. economy will achieve strong recovery and growth, and china-u.s. economic cooperation has a bright future. i sincerely hope the business people of the two countries will seize the opportunity and strive for greater progress and drive more success stories in china- u.s. economic corporation. i thank you. >> several live events to tell you about today regarding president obama's budget request. the house budget committee will hear from acting white house budget director jeffrey zients on c-span23. also on c-span 3 at 2:30 p.m., the head of homeland security, jan napolitano, will testify about her department that a budget request before the

. >>> thank you for letting us look around. this event kicks off tomorrow, 1:00 to 4:00.hould be a blast for kids. >>> this student will compete get on jeopardy. she's moving on. tonight, another group will be playing against her. >>> yeah, she dominated. good for her. >> let's talk about the weather now. we're dry. definitely change is coming. we can see the high pressure will begin to slide to the east. once it does, we can break it down. we'll bring in milder air and we'll bring in the storm trying to push into portions of tennessee as of now. we'll get in on the action overnight and into tomorrow morning. i believe we'll get a rain/snow mix in here. starting out at snow at 8:00 p.m. and it will mix around 10:00 and 11:00 this evening. as the upper level trough swings through tomorrow, we'll have a few snow showers throughout the day. all in all, we'll look good into sunday. today's temperature, coming in around 50 degrees. and we'll get a lot chillier into the evening time frame around 34 degrees as the cold front makes its way into the area. tomorrow, the temperature

dot com and share your thoughts with us let's take a look at the site that we've got there so far as you can see not much optimism so far as more than half of the viewers think it will change nothing in an economy that's already doing. more than a third say the measures only mean further hardship for greek people and six percent are convinced that you will not let the greek economy collapse minority considers bailouts to be the only way for athens to survive well do you want us now why is think on this issue to our website our team. the u.s. has hinted they could eventually give arms to rebels in syria despite previous strident opposition to further militarizing the conflict in the country the obama administration says if a political solution to the crisis prove impossible it might consider other options and this amid warnings that washington's continuing efforts against the syrian regime could see fighting side by side with al qaida or he's got to report. amid bloodshed in syria more extremists are penetrating the country to help bring down a sot that's according to u.s. intelligenc

some of us look at an option and we think there is no way it could never work, but we have not done the technical feasibility study. i would be very interested, perhaps, if the transit authority could take the lead, in doing those studies in working collaborative lead with theso i wanted to put that requt out there to you. >> supervisor wiener, we would be delighted to come back to you with more in-depth information on it that. there is a report from the work that the working group has been doing that will be available very soon, and it will have some of those answers. i wanted to clarify two things. first of all, that the discussion -- even if the discussion of alternative alignment is made possible by consideration of different construction techniques, particularly tunneling techniques. when you choose to this and let the subway is doing now, to use a tunnel boring machine in go farther down, virtually under the foundations of big buildings and so on, that frees you up to do more thinking about where money can be saved and creating alignments that may be more direct, that may have geo

he's either going to make us look really good or make us look really bad. >> i'll be optimistic but youhat's all that we can do. >> with future soldier interviews complete, staff can now concentrate on john madden's final step, passing the military exam to pave the way for enlistment in the navy. >> tomorrow's just basically going to be that honeymoon period where i get to stay up all night worrying and go to sleep at about 1:00 and wake up at 4:00 to get ready, but friday, friday i'll be going to the meps station to take my the asfab test. if i would have never been locked up, i'd probably be doing the same stuff, hanging with the same crowd. i would still be a people pleaser and a fit in. i've gained a lot from this program. >> the world needs to know that at one time you will encounter these kids again and so it's my job to make sure that these kids come out of here on a different level in life. you know, being respectful, law-abiding citizens, for one. and then to be able to go out in this world and make it, and make something of themselves. >> are you ready? >> always ready, sir. >

we appreciate y'alls service. >> senator manchin, as i mentioned before i hope all of us look at the proposals in the budget in front of us to raise additional raise $3 trillion in deficit reduction. it came in the budget yesterday. seems a lot of us are not aware of that. half of that is upper income tax increases, restoring their bracket. the millionaires tax, a number of other revenue measures are in this budget request. and i, was kind of surprised that so many of our colleagues here today talking about the need for deficit reduction and, the importance of avoiding sequestration, which i think by the way is a bipartisan goal. are unaware of the fact because i don't think the administration frankly has done a good job of focusing on what is in their own budget in terms of defecit reduction. it meets the 1.5 or 1.2 trillion dollar goal. >> mr. chairman, we've had this discussion and i, we can raise the revenues without raising taxes by closing the loopholes. >> exactly right. >> changing corporate laws. making sure there is fairness. if the american people think we're putting fairn

us. we look forward -- i know we still have to work through some of the bicycle plans, but we look forward to working with everybody on that, all of the agencies and the bike coalition. please know that we look forward to having you come to our association and work closely with you to make sure that this does get done in a timely manner. commisioner wiener: thank you. next speaker. >> my name is ramon smith. i am the district 66 representative. i am here to say it is good news today for me to go back and tell organizations and advocates i work with that funds will be made available for this much needed project on second street. it is with discipline that it is not the state for it can move forward, but it is very refreshing and assuring to hear you say today that the product will be developed and will move forward. i urge you, as supervisor kim will tell you, please include my name when you start doing the out reach. i will be happy to do what i can to make sure the message is out and people are present to make their concerns known. thank you and good luck with the project. the community a

us. >> looks like we'll be a little wet if you are hanging around here if you are going to the sierra weve snow on the way there. >>> also, was google tracking you? a report that accuses the silicon valley giant of spying on iphone and ipad users. >>> there are new accusation as that google was spying on those using apple safari web browser. a graduate student released that report that accused the company of installing tracking software that bypassed or switched off the privacy settings of people using apple safari web browser. that meant google could track where the users went and what they did online. google says it has stopped but it appears that practice didn't stop until reporters began asking questions. >>> we do want to track the weather. >> not secretly. >> make it public. we all need to know. >> i'll do that right now. let's talk about this weekend tahoe a couple of inches of snow on the way tomorrow right now festive holiday weekend you will be traveling good travel weather to get there today, good travel weather getting home from in monday between that we get a little light sn

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. >> the utility outfielder to help us look at building entrances and with harvey's help we have a whole lot of slides and we'll project images to use as the basis for discussing building entrance issues. i want to encourage all of you, it's very inform, i hope. i want to encoug all of you to participate and if you know the building or know anything about the building, chip right in. we'll give you a mic and tell us about it. building entrances are so very important and seems that in modern buildings in many cases they become regulated to simply functional uses rather than important parts of the overall concept of the building and the urban design. but we'll see old buildings and new buildings and we'll start with the building entrance that really becomes like the key element of the whole experience of the building. like this picture of lee poe in chinatown. is this a bar. >> so me it's similar to a theater entrance where there is a big box with no other ornament and the entrance is the entire focus. the show begins in the streets and in order to get people in, you have to present them w

school night ideas made easy. >> marty: of combat, let us take a live look outside. vely and breezy and t a lot of sunshine from the golden gate bridge. but before we talk about today let us talk about tomorrow. here is your super bowl sunday forecast. >>reporter: it is going to need pretty ideal for barbecuing. and bring me back today will be a chilly start to the morning. >>reporter: for the rest of us detour to see some forties' out there but you're afternoon high temperatures will be nice. >>reporter: your seven day around the bay showed us we have rain in the forecast i will tell you are about this coming up. >> ysabel: in the news this morning a group of people were shot late last night in east oakland. 4 people were injured in that shooting all expected to live. police were still looking for a suspect and earlier in the day another person was shot on international boulevard. this is at the corner of 60 fifth ave. >> marty: we have a developing story this saturday morning. protesters with occupy oakland plan on martin through downtown tonight that is just one we

us. >> looks like we'll be a little wet if you are hanging around here if you are going to the sierra we snow on the way there. >>> also, was google tracking you? a report that accuses the silicon valley giant of spying on iphone and >>> there are new accusation as that google was spying on those using apple safari web browser. a graduate student released that report that accused the company of installing tracking software that bypassedswitched y settings of people using apple safari web browser. that meant google could track where the users went and what they did online. google says it has stopped but it appears that practice didn't stop until reporters began asking questions. >>> we do want to track the weather. >> not secretly. >> make it public. we all need to know. >> i'll do that right now. let's talk about this weekend tahoe a couple of inches of snow on the way tomorrow right now festive holiday weekend you will be traveling good travel weather to get there today, good travel weather getting home from in monday between that we get a little light snow tomorrow. let's talk about wh

the great picture from 400 miles above us. lookinteresting cloud out into the mountains of west virginia. 53 degrees. at the temperatures in hagerstown, 51 degrees right now. there is cooler air beginning to come our way. syracuse, burlington, 30's. pattern is one where is a way to our north. move to ourend to north. we will be seeing a bit of cooler air tomorrow. our futurecast. morning, it it will be cooler. bit then we get into southwest of events. -- winds. tomorrow morning, temperatures into the 30's. it will be an outdoor recess kind of day tomorrow. temperatures tomorrow, 51 degrees. our average high temperature is 50 or higher. wednesday, that is the day there will be some rain. rain?leap as we move towards march, it begins to dry out. n always keep posted on page, there it is, wjla.com. nothing on radar tomorrow, but on wednesday, some rain. >> thank you. >> we have a lot of basketball tonight. game of thenal home season. the high-school basketball championship. the celebration began. it is coming up next in sports. >> the

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i think for us to just blindly go into it and everything is going to be ok doesn't usually work out in san francisco. i don't know how difficult it is for you to go back and look at the data but that would be useful for us. >> thank you. >> thank you, michael. >> thank you. >> the recognition. >> yeah. chris is going to call it. >> commissioners, you are now on item number three, presentation of the small business commission certificate of honor to sergeant chuck limbert, san francisco police de

euros went on a gas canister and that is gone to live in the would go to your new base is how most of us look at the dual to let the southern wind in sight. there is east oh yes russia feel my homeland but for the. children i want to go home to russia i don't want to stay here you can sit in the church over our tea city gun eataly you could be back with adeline's in a couple of minutes stay with us. well. technology innovation all the developments around russia we've. covered. nine thirty pm in moscow these here are the headlines russia and china blocked a western backed u.n. draft resolution on syria with moscow criticizing the tax break on our approach and denial of dialogue between the government and opposition. other stories shaping the week why it's returned to egypt is anger idea he's failure to prevent a deadly soccer brawl spills over into four days of violent clashes that have already seen a dozen dead. and in russia's bitter subzero temperatures hundreds of thousands join a record breaking rallies both pro and anti-government ahead of next month's presidential vote. the so-called re

heard david cameron too but one other point see that's something i know what you want to show us let us look. at the three thousand people who live on the falkland islands and they will want to remain british. very near his head now the latest from the business world. hello and welcome to business here and i say we start the salad with the bailout for crisis struck in greece which has once again and question that's after a meeting of e.u. finance seems to discuss a second multibillion bailout has been called off and failed to provide. tells about plans spending cuts which caused the cancellation of these include an austerity plan to save an extra three hundred twenty five million euros something that inflame greece with violent protests over the weekend if the greek cabinet figures out where to squeeze money from brussels with them be able to issue the bailout cash it would amount to around one hundred thirty billion euros on top of one hundred ten billion euros grants a two years ago. gas promised close to finalizing its long run in talks on gas supplies to china they had on the firm's axe

forecast for us, looking for 62 pacifica, 64 at hayward, 65 at milpitas. east bay, mid-60s for the most part. brentwood, 66 degrees. 65 at livermore. danville, 64 degrees. up in the north bay, cooler than that, not by much. 64 at mill valley. 63 at daily city. now, ladies and gentlemen, we're finally going to set the stage for some rain on tuesday. we'll expect about half an inch to an inch, but the other aspect, big news in this, is going to be monday night it's going to get windy and it could be damaging winds. there could be winds around 65 miles an hour in parts of the bay area. so that's monday night as this system moves in and then gets wet tuesday. and then you know what's going to happen on wednesday? >> the sun? >> the sun will come out and we'll forget about the rain for another five days. >> monday night, set up the wind-up alarms or cell phones, because the alarm clocks may not work? >> possibly. >> this cool house where they shot that one scene of the birds, it's still there, and it's as eerie. >> that's why he shot there. >> any birds around

we will look for the next round of rain, one through, another coming through in the next several hours. lower pressure, cooler air and mild air just south of usonce again i think we will be cut off from the main warm air supply. once they clear we are looking for a mild surge. should push our temperatures up into the 60s. mid60s tomorrow. quite the warm up there as we go into friday a new rain system. this could bring showers in as we go into early saturday. we will see on that. overnight 45, scattered showers ending, late -- clearing, breezy tomorrow, 65, yes, definitely much more mild out there. a look at thursday night. 36, clear and cooler so that is the overall set up. we will have the seven day forecast in just a couple more minutes. . >> thank you. >> prom season around the corner. you know some cases teen girls don't have the money to afford it but the priceless gown secret is working to change that. how one event is making a difference. >> reporter: it's not long before prom season is on us this girl is searching for the perfect prom dress. >> i want a short dress because i'm not tall and since i -- our theme is like a mardi gras tea

let us look at the james lick right now.t the top of your screen we have eastbound traffic and you can see the telex the records and lower deck of the bay bridge it is pretty slow there and also south bound 101. we will be right back. >>reporter: hayward police have active and warrants out for this woman this is a picture of her in the parking lot she is wanted for a human trafficking and can think and many other charges. a say she facilitated prostitution and all these areas. investigators believe that she recruited several dozen women from china and taiwan and hired them locally as prostitutes. police say that she may have returned to china or taiwan. she also has ties to east los angeles. police are looking for her actively, she is 5 ft. 7 about 120 lbs.. she was driving a 2004 infinity. if you have any information on this case or others, we have a big area of most wanted link on kron4.com. stay with us, we will be back after this. great! at progressive, you can compare rates side by side so you get the same coverage, oft

concerns to the postal service and many times from theet meetings we get suggestions as well to help us look at the right thing to do. we continue to look at the process. the collective criteria in making our decisions. by 201 they may consistent of fewer processing facilities to put us ahead of the cost curve for the remainder of the decade. the results would be a core decorating network. it would meet the needs for the next 30 years. here's what the mail processing footprint means today. you can see we have facilities throughout the country, facil y facilities of varying sizes that employ anywhere from 50 to 2,000 employees. what happens in these facilities is relatively simple. first the mail is brought in. then the mail is sorted. almost all of it through an automated process before it's shipped to local delivery or another mail processing facility depending on the ultimate destination. to support the overnight service commitment. most processing takes place in the middle of the night. our entire network was designs based on the requirement that we deliver first class mail until the next

. >> he pulled one shot that all made us look and then i watched him fire another. >> reporter: he said the gun marngs t.j. lane, never said a word. >> he was dead silent the entire time. didn't say anything before or during. >> reporter: when it was over, five students were shot. mueller himself was grazed by a bullet that nicked his ear. >> it's unimaginable. you don't think of it happening to you. >> reporter: he was arrested about a half mile from school in his car. authorities say he was carrying a .22 caliber semiautomatic pistol and ammunition. >> he actually turned himself in to a couple of innocent bystanders north of the city here in chardon township. >> reporter: sources tell cbs news lane told authorities he was being bullied by some of those shot, and the shooting was in retaliation. school officials say they want to give students, faculty, and parents time to process what happened. >> i hope every parent, if you haven't hugged or kissed your kid in the last couple of days take your time. >> reporter: authorities say lane is cooperating. cbs news, chardon, ohio. >>> in othe

use issues. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am here today to build off of the points made by the transit authority. i appreciate the comments made about public-private partnerships. specifically, our office looks forward to working closely with the working group on developing strategic land use, public finance, and joint development plans to accompany whenever the final strategy is. the primary goal of the plan would be to improve feasibility and identified revenue to support the budget that such a solution would entail. specifically, there are three ways that we seek to do that that can be outlined here, briefly. the first is a strategy to maximize possible future sources for public financing with fast- track, infrastructure costs. in addition to increment, with a variety of assessment districts to supplement those funds, as well as identifying significant public-private partnerships, to contribute toward fast-track infrastructure costs. there could be a situation where a public-private partnership that builds the facilities. third, consistent with the proceeding goals, maximizing opportunities in and around future high-speed rail future stations or facilities. to make sure that san francisco

and kevin gregory. >> let us take a look at the bay bridge outside. u: you are correct, we have changes in our forecast. although we do have some sunshine it is windy. and temperatures are 5, 15 degrees cooler. oakland is 48 degrees. the afternoon high will be 65 but 48 again at 8:00 p.m. temperatures outside are starting to warm up, slowly. fairfield, half moon bay and mountain view but upper 40's for the rest of the north bay. take a look! ripon ossi the record 70's but mild temperatures expected. -we are not going to see the record 70's. however, widespread 60s with 61 degrees in san francisco. it will be breezy. by 2:00 p.m., gusting up to 24 m.p.h. the same in fairfield. 17 m.p.h. in san jose. and even more rainfall coming up. >>marty: this is from oakland a developing story police are looking for a gunman. one critically injured shot man. >>craig: ? >> he is still in critical condition. this happened at 3:30 a.m. at webster/14 police tape. apparently, he was shot and the back at this intersection. people living/working saying this is not the firs

and during the course of us looking at people who had contracted it, especially within my industry, ithat, okay, i've sat around this kitchen table and talked about it long enough. let's start doing something about it. >> so she visits clinics and shelters across the country spreading awareness and encouraging people with hiv/aids to live life to the fullest. >> we're the largest provider of housing for homeless people with aids. we have over 588 units spread throughout the city. >> to have somebody of her presence in the african-american community to take up an issue such as hiv and aids is significant. it lends a voice to the message we're trying to get out there which is people should get tested, people should get treated for the disease. her presence is significant. >> dionnen sponsors an annual town hall on hiv/aids. this year it was in harlem, new york, where one of every three african-american residents is infected. >> in that period of time i've seen much happen. and i still feel and have felt that for a very long time still not enough has happened. >> we need more people to c

he is one of the few who are prepared to let us look behind the scenes.usiness is healthy at the moment, even if there is no growth in spanish sales. >> the market has become more and more saturated, but the demand for these kind of an expensive goods is growing in germany and holland. customers come in once in awhile. they shop, and of the take entire truckloads' back with them. >> the chinese wholesalers do not get all their products from china. they also use spanish importers and manufacturers. he is grateful for his chinese customers. >> they are becoming more and more important. the crisis means customers are looking for cheaper goods. and places that supplied those are 95% chinese-run. >> the chinese wholesalers do not just supply the lower end of the market. and boutique owners are also sourcing high-quality clothes here. the chinese used to stand for bad quality, badly cut close, the have improved so much. they can compete more. >> or the competing with? with the ready-to-wear sector. >> and while the rest of spain groans under the weight of econo