you gave us several authority to go ahead and authorize the beginning of the work. where do we leave the water? if the policy decision to go ahead was made and our decision to go ahead and have the recycle plant in place, do you have the date of that? >> recreation took the matter under consideration in 2009. >> i could not find the basic business terms. >> the basic business terms through a variety of funding sources, the north coast -- north coast county is delivering water to certain neighborhoods in addition to sharp park. you will assign the responsibility to rec and park for the mitigation measures that are contained in the agreement that we signed with north coast. the recreation and parks department, they would be paying the north coast county water district lowered costs compared to the capital component for that. >> recreation and parks is find the water not from us but from north coast? >> they pay a charge for existing water. they would basically be paying the constant and a charge for the water that is being generated. >> we are basically not part of th

us they are now seeing. severe cases of cholera. people are understanding what they must do to stop the disease, he says. the haitian authorities are hoping the epidemic has stabilized. no one is taking any chances. united nations has cleared the land in case they need to setup an emergency cholera treatment center. this is the likely source of the outbreak. this river is used for the daily rituals of life. that is why the disease spreads so rapidly once the river was contaminated. the agencies are telling people not to drink the water, to wash their hands. they are told to use bottled water instead. the crowd listens carefully. this woman lost one of her relatives to cholera. she tells me she will not ever use river water again. people wish they had known before the the river could be deadly. this man told me it is good information, the people would not have died if they had known that the river was poisoned. the cholera experts remain concerned that the river may have spread the disease so widely that it will take time to bring the epidemic truly under control. >> the afghan president has submitted that his chief of staff was

desire of if you choose or used to do so the two thousand and four political reform transferred several very important powers from president to parliament or coding to authors of the reform this was meant to make ukraine stronger and more politically structure right. eventually according to those who initiated the changes this time this did not happen on several occasions political crisis led to dissolution of parliament and reelections former country's leader president you should try to abolish these changes on several occasions but he failed to do that now after he found himself in opposition he changed his mind completely and criticizes the power saying that the constitutional court's decision may cause a constitutional chaos in ukraine the opposition in general is very critical of this move by the constitutional court. the country's president of the country's parliament who were elected according to the constitution of two thousand and four that means that we are going to demand an immediate resignation of the president and the prime minister and the dissolution of parliament and to hold early elections there is a saying in this part of the world that e

severe drought. >> wow. okay. dr. reese halter, we appreciate you sharing that with us. author of "wild weather." reese. >> thank you. >> president obama this week has been courting women voters, but are democrats really in danger of losing that key? ♪ [ female announcer ] the time has come. say yes to ultra leak protection, no to pricey diapers. it's time for luvs. with the luvs money back guarantee. ♪ right now >>> a new poll this week democrats losing ground with a new voting bloc. pew research center reports 49% support republicans and only 43% support democrats. leading up to the midterms nearly six in ten women had planned to vote for the democrats. >>> holly bailee from yahoo! news and she joins us in studio. >> good morning. >> what do you think the democrats did to lose this female advantage? >> i think it's one word, the economy. women only focus on social issues and the election but the fact is many women are out there in the job arena earning money and, you know, there was a report last week that the white house issued that found that women are the soul bread winners in their family t

anything to take the initiative on the authorities didn't quite see it that way for twenty three year old man bychkov and several other members of the group using the same methods in the city finish need to go were arrested which was met with strong public criticism. igor carried out over two hundred operations against drug dealers as a result the mortality rate is half the gypsies are afraid to sell drugs and consequently don't bribe the authorities clearly the authorities there didn't like . the court handed down a three and a half year prison sentence for kidnapping the verdict to spark a public outcry and people claiming it's simply a victory for the drug dealers i sincerely believe that the trial and the verdict against year gorbachev are the most dangerous and frightening events in russia it's not only a mom who's been convicted it's a mom who is really trying to change something in this life to make life better for . despite the public reaction the relationship between the authorities and the grape is a fragile. first deputy minister of internal affairs one of your biggest problem is the function of the state i said i don't need to take

now authorizing the use of the special intervention force to break the blockade, the equivalent of a swap he. is not just to get at the refineries. it is chaos around the country. several hundred workers came to paris airports with fuel shortages and major disruptions around the country. some have already revise their plans. the pension bill will be approved by the senate, perhaps on thursday evening, although that will not be the end of it. some unions argue that the process should continue after further legislative steps are taken before it becomes law. 2006, the student protest in the controversial labor reform bill, with no sign that president sarkozy is about to represent -- relent. >> a sad day for football, the world government body has suspended its executive committee members implicated in a vote selling scandal. members tonight offering to sell their votes in the world cup. a saudi prince has been jailed for life for murdering his servant in a london hotel. the iranian government has said that three american hikers will face trial, meeting their families in may, arrested when they strayed across the border from iraq. in afghanistan, this critical year, the co

severely. craig sklar tells us what happens. >> william lynch of severances goal came here and insulted 65 year-old sheryl landon. the jesuit priest that's accused of assaulting the man when he was younger. authorities say severely beat him repeatedly and tournament this afternoon to reduced charge with felony assault and faces up to four years in prison. he's expected to be released from jail this evening at $25,000 bail. for his part he denies the accusations and is not in charge of the crime carried it in los gatos creek kron 4 new spirit >> in lafayette pleaser investigating the case in child molestation involving a stanley middle school teacher. he was arrested on wednesday on suspicious of lewd and lascivious. the victim told police the molestation occurred during private tutoring sessions. it also involves actual text messages received from the teacher. the superintendent said their trying to calm parents and students who has fears about the situation carry >> clearly difficult knowing how many lives and affected by this. our focus has been to keep things, and the school and provide the necessary support for kids who need it. if we applied additional counselors and psychologists. for maintain

. >> as i mentioned a few weeks ago, an independent energy authority will set us back several years if we adopt that. it would be a another layer of bureaucracy that we have. it would have to be a buildup of personnel. it is basically confining the regulatory and the policy part of the administration. it is like putting the judge and the jury together with the prosecutor's office. that is not something you want. it wanted to reduce our dependency on foreign oil. here we are, and it is over 16,000 employees, a budget of a $24 billion. >> thanks. >> california energy commission is the most efficient and effective commission in the country in terms of getting alternative energy not off the books but on to the blocks and actually producing. i cannot imagine how we could be moving in the slower than where we are now. months if not years. putting an authority together that will move and make better use of the general fund dollars that are there. what we need to do is have some energy commission that will integrate as i intend to do instead of having certain flights. we want an integrated hor

authorizing the use of the special intervention force to break blockades. the equivalent of a swat team. it is not just the pickets at the refineries, there is chaos around the country. several hundred workers brought the two airports to a standstill today. with fuel shortages and major disruptions, some families have revise their plans for the break. the pension bill will be approved by the senate, perhaps on thursday. but that will not be the end of it. the summitt union sadie progress should continue even after the bill is approved -- some argue -- the union's progress should continue. in 2006 protests forced the government to retreat on a controversial labor reform bill. there is no sign the president is about to relent, but the unions will not give up without a fight. >> the u.s. has plans to sell military aircraft to saudi arabia for a $60 billion. officials say congress has been notified of the deal. blackcludes 84 f-15's and hawk helicopters. our washington correspondent will talk about this deal. >> it is senecal in terms of its size -- it is significant. congress has 30 days to oppose this suggestion from the obama administration. congress is not expected to do tha

several times and i welcome in fact we have to continue discussions to continue diplomacy can. calmly and our discussions discuss the return of. the georgian authorities is. committed not to use the force our friend should accept european observers this work is not over we know mr just like me. over. a difficult situation cannot be overcome mentioned a few weeks we discussed saying. that mutual confidence. in a way that's rather positive for everyone solution to this conflict is not country . or is not a military solution it's diplomacy you know it's. it's discussion. understanding of the problem of the other side it's in this way that tension in any other way place that's my conviction any questions. from. me. we consider. meeting of the three. the regulars that. have an agenda. it. helps there isn't really an agenda. and where next. feedin of the wall it seems to me. we all think that this was a useful meeting and it was just full in every way because we discussed the european problems well you just listen to regional problems we discussed trilateral problems we discussed finally and i just mentioned that solutions relating with the to the agenda of the g. twenty and i work

will follow a speech by an author whose book, disconnect, talks about the impact of cell phones on dna and the brain. several people who blame their brain tumors on cell phone usee a big line of red on southbound 680 right there approaching highway 84. unfortunately, one lane is blocked. multi-vehicle accident, speeds are very slow through that stretch. also slow through san jose. it sounds like there were two separate accidents on northbound 101. one was right here at de la cruz and another one at 87. both of those accidents have above moved to the shoulder or median but it's still slow there. 280 not too bad as an alternate through downtown san jose. that looks great in the northbound lanes as you make your way towards 85. and at the bay bridge, it is backed up to the maze. and a little slow already coming down the eastshore freeway. 24 minutes now from the carquinez bridge to the maze. that's a check of your traffic. here's tracy with your forecast. >>> hey, thanks, elizabeth. forecast for today, mix of sun and clouds small chance of a passing shower, temperatures still cool, lower 60s along the coast, near 70 around the bay and the mid-70s inland. similar t

several items including the keys to the family's car as they slept. police found that car in the park, he is our young probation for burglary and authorize use of an accessrrent and former officials excludes of looting billions of dollars from the suburbs of tel are headed to court. the eight were arrested last month of schedule to be arraigned this morning and lost angeles this is video their previous court appearance they include robert rizzo who was paid an annual salary of $1.5 million to run a city of about 40,000 residents. we'll take our break, as we go again reminder we're falling breaking news at a san jose police we are seeing of a standoff with the suspects to is held up inside a car shots have been fired we do have reports of release one officer injured we will have have reports of release one officer injured we will have the insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and hoping for different results. i've built businesses. i've built a business. met the payroll. met a payroll. i enter this office beholden to no one except you. i will owe my office