as i said, some of those projects may fall by the wayside. so, in the final analysis, there may be, say, 15 projects that end upcoming in. the level of protection, the kinds of things we should be doing would be similar to what we're doing if we were doing all 20 or 30 projects. again, it's online. [speaker not understood] protection devices and switches. >> generally just so i know what we're talking about and that's not being sort of electric grid experts here, when we're talking about bringing online sort of a new solar energy source or somebody wanted to tap in this in this case it's north star solar energy, * what is the problem that gets disrupted. they're feeding into our system, our transmission line to create that even level of energy, that creates a problem? is that what happens? >> if it's out of phase with our electricity delivery, if it's a spike in energy, any one of those things can actually adversely affect the delivery system and cause failures that were totally unanticipated. it's not that the energy is bad. it has to be lin

that an amendment to -- and that went by the wayside. there's plenty of projects to focus on in the future. i love san francisco. many of our leaders going to state government. you have such an opportunity here to affect policy. you have an opportunity to provide a model as a person with a disability. someone other than what we have seen in movies in the past. mr. magoo cartoons, and i'm dating myself. let me say, there are many respectful ways to acknowledge our differences. if you're coming from respect, it's okay. you will find a way. i have enjoyed all the colleagues i have worked with. please try not to take your position for granted. you are a source of power of your own. take joy in working together. this is probably one of the most satisfying experiences of my life to see that i as a person with a hearing impairment can go out into my community and become engaged. i can participate and brainstorming a group. that is what we have going on in our committee. folks here on tv, don't see what goes on in the background. there's a lot t

bit of a danger in that in that we have a very rich tradition that unfortunately is falling by the wayside. and i feel it's my mission to be a bridge, to bring a contemporary service that speaks to people in the here and now, but not give up on our rich musical traditions which i think would be a great loss. >> some of the things that we're doing in my congregation is also putting intergenerational kind of activities. i don't mean programming, i mean intergenerational worship. i'm trying to get away from the compartmentalizing of the different kinds of services for the different constituencies. we're not that big in my congregation and i want to create a worship experience for example or an educational experience that is in fact going to be intergenerational so that the young are teaching -- or learning by modelling from the old. and the old are inte grating and getting to know the children in our schools so they're not religious school and everyone else. it's got to be we are one community and it's going to take the village to make it happen. >> yeah, and i think adding to that, how do yo

without good management, that all tends to fall by the wayside. to paraphrase an old song, without good government, it is like sitting in a rocking chair. it keeps you moving, but you go nowhere. with that, i want to thank spur and mfac. it is so important to recognize the people in the city that are so good and so creative and reward them and celebrate that good management. keep moving the city forward, folks. [applause] >> but it is not going to get this award next year. [laughter] technical difficulties. be patient. enjoy that fabulous bar. i just love landscaping. i grew up in a landscaping business. i learned to appreciate the outdoors. coming to rec and park was a natural transition. i started in may of 1998. i came in as a gardener and worked with the turf crew. i manage approximately 7,000 acres and i supervise 75 to 85 people under my direct supervision. i am responsible for eight parks more or less. every day that i stepped out, i feel so fortunate and very lucky to work for an organization with so many different properties. each one is

the world by crisis and it doesn't matter who gets hurt who is good who gets left by the wayside as long as a special interest is served so long as it's always under the shadow of crisis they will act but it's only when it has to do with acting in behalf of the people of this nation it seems like the people always take a back seat. dozens of jailed activists in bahrain who took part in anti-government protests have had their sentences reduced but the opposition isn't keeping up with the pressure repeating its demands for the immediate release of all political prisoners artie's alexy i spoke to some of the activists about what lies behind the unrest. well when it came to supporting calls for democracy in the middle east or north african states while denouncing government sponsored violence leaders of the west were vocally critical from our graphic has lost legitimacy to lead and he must leave out of a very clear message for president which is it is time for him to go but when scenes of violent clashes between riot police and reform complain risking from bahrain the definition of democracy

government off their back in a regulatory base, grow in a free-wheeling way, and people are falling to the wayside, there is a connection? i think there is and we need to fix it because i think the octobertive of society is not have the richest country in the world in terms of gdp, which is an aggregate measure, but to have the highest quality of life for each and every person within that society. >> host: is the world capitalist? >> guest: the world is capitalist but the term capitalism means different things in different places. in the united states, for the past couple of decades, we have been pushing a kind of capitalism where government stays out of the way. it's laissez-faire capitalism. but china is a communist country but it's also a capital country, just a different definition of capitalism, and singapore, where there's a strong collaboration between the government and the market, you have a different form of capitalism. places like brazil and india where there's a big social agenda, you have a different form. anyone europe, southern europe, northern europe, different forms, but in northe

by proxy the world by crisis and it doesn't matter who gets hurt who's good who gets left by the wayside as long as a special interest is served so is long as it's always under the shadow of crisis they will act but when it's on the when it has to do with acting in behalf of the people of this nation it seems like the people always take a backseat. the end of the year in iran is being marked by massive naval drills held in the strait of hormuz one of the world's busiest oil shipping route submarines that warships and jet fighters are taking part with the aim of proving tehran is well equipped to defend its maritime borders the maneuvers come as the west builds up pressure over iran's nuclear program piling on sanctions against the country tehran warned a few months ago that it could block the strait but it's a naval commander say that's not on the agenda now professor side mohammad marandi from tehran university explained why the iranians don't think there's any danger of a military confrontation in the near future. in the sense that western countries are brutal and uncivilized enough to

text that's a lot of data but here's what's most important to remember as our privacy goes by the wayside social change hinges on privacy and in some cases even total privacy anonymity this goes all the way back to the boston tea party when an anonymous activist known even to this day merely as rustic us posted flyers around boston that led directly to the boston tea party in today's america russia says plans rustic business plans to vandalize the tea ships might have been exposed by the east india company or the british government and the tea party would have been shut down before it even started in today's america people couldn't have conspired to overthrow unjust laws like slavery susan b. anthony couldn't have conspired with elizabeth cady stanton to illegally vote martin luther king and rosa parks may have been stopped before they could move civil rights of the spotlight. we might even still be fighting wars in vietnam and iraq sure social media was a tremendous boost for both the occupy movement in the arab spring to get people into the streets but it was also a tremendous tool for

nation by proxy the world by crisis and it doesn't matter who gets hurt who's good gets left by the wayside as long as a special interest is served so long as it's always under the shadow of crisis they will act on the when it has to do with acting in behalf of the people of this nation it seems like the people always take a back seat. fighting between the syrian army and opposition forces intensified in damascus on sunday rebels claim they fired shells at the presidential palace meanwhile russia says the refusal of syria's key opposition coalition to talk with the government only paves the way for future bloodshed at a meeting in moscow both the foreign minister sergei lavrov and international peace envoy lakhdar brahimi said that dialogue is the only way to resolve the conflict lavrov also reiterated the the. although russia condemns the methods used by the syrian army in the war it will take no part in a regime change is responsive to the leader of syria's u.k. rebel group who demanded moscow apologize for what he described for president. it's an emotional response i understand that mr h

nation by proxy the world by crisis and it doesn't matter who gets or who's good who gets left by the wayside as long as a special interest is served so long as it's always under the shadow of a crisis they will act on the when it has to do with acting in behalf of the people of this nation it seems like the people always take a backseat. syrian rebels press on with the offensive in the north of the country they reportedly take over north from the station after days of intense fighting amid calls for dialogue from russia and the international peace. this is trying to find a way through a complex tax system wasn't enough in the u.k. millions have been paying through the nose for telephone service is to help them navigate it that's coming up later. five people are dead and three others are still fighting for their lives in hospital is the result of a red wings passion plane crash landing one of moscow's busiest ports scattering debris across a major highway experts cite bad weather brake system failure or simply pilot error could have led to the tragedy. look at how events unfolded the twenty n

by crisis and it doesn't matter who gets hurt these good gets left by the wayside as long as a special interest is served so is long as it's always under the shadow of crisis they will act but it's only when it has to do with acting in behalf of the people of this nation it seems like the people always take a back seat let's take a look at some more headlines making news around the world for you this hour. gun fire during anti-government protests near the central iraqi city of ramadi has left two people wounded bodyguards for the iraqi deputy prime minister fired the shots several reports say he was hit in the face with a bottle as he gave a speech during the rally have been more than a week of demonstrations which have seen sunni muslims protest against what they consider as second class treatment for the shia led government. u.n. secretary general ban ki moon has urged india's authorities to take action to protect women after a twenty three year old student died after being gang raped the victim's body was cremated in new delhi the attack sparked days of riots with protesters demandi

number for all the projects that may connect to the system and some of those projects may fall by the wayside as they go forward. we actually have not approved any specific mitigation projects yet and before they're undertaken of course the puc will be subject to the usual steps for planning, design, review and approval including environmental review, commission review and board of supervisors review to the extent needed. the key terms of this mitigation agreement include that north star solar would give the puc a nonrefundable payment of 30% of their mitigation costs. the that they would pay 70% prior to construction and they'll actually post security for that second payment before they actually enter into construction. and upon final payment the city would release them from any further mitigation obligation to the city. so, what we're looking for here is board authorization for the general manager to execute the system impact mitigation agreement with north star solar. substantially in the form here. that secondly, that the board would authorize the general manager to execute similar mitiga

nation by proxy the world by crisis and it doesn't matter who gets or who's good who gets left by the wayside as long as a special interest is served you know just just one quick note i mean an example of how far we've come in the year two thousand it was twelve years ago when the dow jones went to ten thousand points we had seventeen million people in this nation on food stamps now with all these trillions of dollars have been spent you know the deals that were made to bail out banks and do work have special interest written stimulus packages we've managed to bring the dow jones from ten thousand to thirteen thousand but our national debt has went from five trillion to push in seventeen trillion dollars and the number of people on the modern day bread line from seventeen million in the year two thousand to nearly fifteen million now so after the new year. dusted what's your prognosis for the next week in fifteen seconds if you can you got it that's a great question i think ultimately the hammer is going to fall on the people of this country it is called austerity nobody in washington d.c. wa

back on a regular basis, grow in a free-wheeling way and all of a sudden people are falling at the wayside. is there a connection? i think there is and the objective of society is not to have the richest country in terms of gdp which is an aggregate measure. and each and every person. >> host: is the world capitalist? >> guest: the world is capitalist but the term capitalism means different things in different places. in united states for the past couple of decades we have been pushing a kind of capitalism where government stays out of the way, laizzez-faire capitalism, milton friedman capitalism but other places, china is a communist country but it is also a capitalist country, just a different definition of capitalism. in places like singapore where there are small countries where there is a strong collaboration between the government and the market, a different form of capitalism. places like brazil and india where there's a big social agenda because they are developing. in southern europe, northern europe or different forms, in northern europe, the government believes in a strong socia

turned out to be not a license to buy even the sector's weakest players, which gradually fell by the waysidee rising tide does not lift all ships. most of the time can you hang on to a stock for years and years but if you find a secular growth story, driven by the same theme pushing up a whole foods or apple, there's nothing wrong with owning these super high quality stocks for as long as the story stays intact because they're not going to be part of the wall street fashion show. but just like life, even secular growth stocks don't last forever. even the biggest wave winds up crashing on the shore. only homework will keep you from crashing along with it. larry in tennessee, larry. >> caller: is this james j. cramer? >> yes, it is. how are you? >> caller: great, man. i think i've read everything you wrote since 1998. i wanted to call and thank you for helping me put my daughter through college and teaching us home gamers how to survive in this stuff. >> you're terrific. thank you. >> caller: i have a question. tax season is coming up and you teach us to trade around the core positions up and

. >> well and good that the original piece of legislation fell to the wayside the question is whetherve the appetite? >> what are we talking about? >> assault guns and the banning of them. >> sure, that law lapsed in 2004. you know, diane finestein of california has been unable to reenstate that legislation. primarily because of the strong opposition by the nra. you know, the nra has been a very powerful lobby in washington. they have spent, you know, this past elengz cycle spent $18 million to -- on issue ads and a million dollars in direct contributions to political candidates. >> when you start -- 15 seconds to you catherine, will this happen, will this change in this coming congress? >> if congress is successful in taking care of the fiscal cliff is an indicator i can say no. >> thanks to all of you. >> thanks for having us. >> join us tomorrow from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. eastern. and we will be joined by tennessee republican congresswoman blackburn and congressman cohen. and be sure to catch "meet the press." check the local listings for that time. until then, have a very great saturda

election years, all of a sudden, the regulatory information, regulatory transparency goes by the wayside. >> we reached out the the white house about the missed deadlines in april and october. and we are awaiting their response. bret? >> bret: shannon, thank you. later, who benefits if we do jump off the fiscal cliff. up next, are we on a crash course in egypt? this holiday, share everything. share "not even close." share "you owe me..." share "just right." the share everything plan. sharable data across 10 devices with unlimited talk and text. get a droid razr m by motorola for $49.99. >> bret: direct talks are possible but would have to be approved by the supreme leader. this is the first clear signal that iran would consider dialogue with washington. the communist nation will attempt to send up a satellite between december 10-22. egypt constitutional crisis will go on for a few more weeks. steve harrigan has the latest. >> they're afraid to do their job. the court surrounded by several thousands chanting protesters sunday morning and the judges refused to enter the building, citing fi

we haven't had that conversations, it's fall tonight wayside, budgets have been cut.e practical stuff and i want something that's going to help the principal when they get back to school. the political rhetoric and tone of this, has to be not ratcheted up, toned down and serious on all ends, and stop circling the wagons, taking it -- politicize it, using it for -- to further the agendas and let's get real. >>> hundreds of gun control advocates hold a vigil today on the brooklyn bridge. demonstrators marched and called for tighter gun controls. they stopped in the middle of the bridge and read the names of the 26 people massacred at newtown school. some demonstrators chanted no more guns. >>> barry manilow has a new cd, his fourth christmas album. he tells cnn why he's so drawn to holiday music next. military life is different.e we've been there. that's why every bit of financial advice we offer is geared specifically to current and former military members and their families. [ laughs ] dad! dad! [ applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] life brings obstacles. usaa brings advi

we haven't had conversations, it's fall tonight wayside, budgets have been cut.ical stuff and i want something that's going to help the principal when they get back to school. the political rhetoric and tone of this, has to be not ratcheted up, toned down and serious on all ends, and stop circling the wagons, taking it -- politicize it, using it for -- to further the agendas and let's get real. >>> hundreds of gun control advocates hold a vigil today on the brooklyn bridge. demonstrators marched and called for tighter gun controls. they stopped in the middle of the bridge and read the names of the 26 people massacred at newtown school. some demonstrators chanted no more guns. >>> barry manilow has a new cd, his fourth christmas album. he tells cnn why he's so drawn to holiday music next. try running four.ning a restaurant is hard, fortunately we've got ink. it gives us 5x the rewards on our internet, phone charges and cable, plus at office supply stores. rewards we put right back into our business. this is the only thing we've ever wanted to do and ink helps us d

it's fallen to the wayside, the budgets have been cut.and i want stuff that's going to help a principal in two weeks when they get back to school and the politics and the political rhetoric and the tone of this has to be not ratcheted up but toned down and serious on all ends and stop circling the wagons, taking -- politicizing it, using it to further the agendas and let's get real. let's get real. >> i spoke with two moms, they wanted a police officer at every school. and, you know, i spoke with them and i felt obviously my heart went out to them. >> right. >> but it's not -- we can't afford it. it would be great if it could happen but we can't afford it, and there are so many other programs that are cut. i just had this conversation with my friend who is a police officer this morning who was saying there should be police officers at every school, and i said where is the money? and he is a republican. he's a conservative. and i said where is that money going to come from? you keep saying the government is spending too much money. where a

immigration reform and gun control legislation, those are things that can fall by the wayside if we are consumed by the fiscal talks which seems likely. >> it seems they crawl from one crisis to the next. thank you, sir, we will see you later in the hour. >> thank you. >> president obama will be talking about the fiscal cliff with david gregory on "meet the press" tomorrow, it's an exclusive interview, check your local listings for the air times. if you miss it, we will rerun it on msnbc tomorrow afternoon at 3:00. >>> want to update you on developing news in houston. george h. w. bush has been released from icugabe is staineding by. you told us two hours ago that the president was singing to doctors and unurses, he sounds like he is doing better than a week ago? >> yes, we got a update saying that former president bush was moved to a regular patient room and that the bush family wanted to thank everyone for their thought prayers. this comes a day after the spokesman said that the former president was singing along with his medical staff. and the 41st president of the united states firs

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any negative stereotypes should be put by the wayside.f you care about people and kids living on food stamps give money to your local food banks so they can supplement the diets. kids can't learn if they don't have the right diet or tummies full. so that was one of my messages is use this as a positive experience, support your local food bank. we're all in this together. city phoenix is a city with a big heart. people of my city, people across the country will step up to the plate and help people in need. >> phoenix mayor greg stanton. thank you for taking the time to talk to us. >> any time. >> talk about a cool room to be in. president obama paying tribute to the 2012 kennedy center honorees. there's david letterman, led zeppelin, dustin hoffman honored for their contributions to the arts. the president had fun with led zeppelin and their lifestyle. >> there were some hotel rooms trashed and mayhem all around. so it's fitting that we're doing this in a room with windows that are about three inches thick. and secret service all around. >

all the concerns about how to let them go, they are tossed to the wayside.think about the united states after september 11th or pearl harbor. nobody cares anymore. it's instantly unified behind lynn cop. it won't last. it gives lincoln a year or maybe two when he operate almost umm impeded and launch the war effort. without that unity it's impossible to imagine how the north wins the civil war. without that unity i'm not sure there is a civil war. i think there's a good chance the south goes on the own. if you want impact, if he is the president of the united states, as he should have been, let's be hon most. if you're picking a man to be president of the united states. >> they swruld said this is the guy. >> on term of merit and achievement, do you want the two-term governor or senator international reputation or the guy no one has heard of it? i think you want the first. and so he's president of the united states. the united states aren't united anymore. they are split. it's lincoln who takes the country and willing to push it to the fire. lincoln the odd