>> it's a little different here in maine because in maine's constitution there's a bit of a delay. we won't redistrict in the next two years. we'll redistrict in 2013. of course the republicans plan to hold on no the legislature in two years. they'll be having the same conversation that the rest of the country is, if they're able to do so. >> ifill: if it's not redistricting what's the next big clinch point that will be as a result of this handover of power in maine? >> well,, you know, it's like many of the other states. we're facing a $1 billion deficit. it probably doesn't sound like a very big number compared to the other states appearing tonight. but for maine with a population of 1.2 million that is a serious number. and many people believe because the legislature and the governor over the past two years have already cut a lot from the budget that we're going to see entire programs going, not just, you know, trimming at the edges of programs. we're going to see a seismic shift in the way maine government works. >> ifill: you'll be cut to go the bone. mary lahammer let's go ba

main stage is taped and editted by interns. in exchange for class credit and the opportunity to use equipment. interns produced 15 hours of original programming during year 1 of main stage. the auditorium hosted talented performers who brought the cultures of the world home to san francisco. like the culture of the bay area these performances are adding a fusion of tradition. >> master protectinist. explored the historic influence of african music in peru. in the modern interpretation, created his irish and native american roots to create a unique sound. [music] >> speaking spanish... >> from some of the sounds they used to play we almost lost all of them we still have some that he remembers. for instance. >> this means attention, be alert. something's going to happen. wake up, wake up. >> some of the drumming part has been rescued by compose the cultural association. drumming... [music] [applause] [music]

. 37% of the voters in maine are unenrolled. so earlier today i spoke with the chairman of the republican party in maine. i said do you attribute your success to the swing voters. he said, no, we went to the democrats. we had a mission to show the people of maine that the republican party is the party of the working class. we didn't care if they were an independent or a crepe republican or a democrat. we were targeting thes people in rural areas that make $30,000 to $40,000 a year and are angry. >> ifill: when your legislators take their seats and when the governor gets sworn in, what are the big issues that will be driving what happens next? is it the budget? infrastructure projects? what difference are we going to see because of these new folks in these jobs? >> it's absolutely the budget. our incoming governor john kasick has said he will not raise taxes. they have this $4 to $8 billion budget hole. something has got to be done. he's not going to seek federal stimulus dollars or any sort of help like that. he's kind of come o

expressed over the fate of wall street and the bonuses for wall street than we did on saving jobs and main street and the wages and main street look the things in this country right now the economy is very unstable people are worried about losing their jobs their health care their pensions their retirement security why wouldn't there be a revolt but if we if we look at the results again and you can't help but think that this is a reflection of the health care bill that president obama pushed through you know i was covering some of the local debates and folks who voted in members who voted for the health care bill were demonized you know even if they consider voting for it and they didn't in the end they were looked down upon you almost didn't vote for the health care bill because it didn't include the public option i mean isn't this an indication you know america's youth are not interested not ready or just doesn't care that americans don't think that a we needed a public option and b. it was the right thing to even even push the health care bill to writing this was the major piece of legi

potash from its main russian mine. coal we're also down over one and a half percent on the r.t.s. . and russian ukraine may repeat their traditional winter gas dispute as kids are still not satisfied with the price of russian gas supplies that's according to constantine siminoff from the national energy security fund from the point of view of the war there will be no crisis because we have gone through ukraine must feel free. and if we are going to school in ukraine must give us some essence or sell some property so the problem of ukraine but you can still see us in washington maybe you will some describe because remember looking at the price of russia at the beginning to solve the. situation is them for example. but they saying twenty thirty percent is still the possibility of these new crisis between other countries. and that's all the updates for this hour but you can always find more stories on our website that's r g dot com slash business stay with us. good samaritan. excellent professional. medics travel budget p

you cannot fight terror over the ball because ball is terror that's our main issue you know. explore why the authorities in denmark turning a blind eye to some pain is demanding their troops withdraw from afghanistan. internal conflicts in the u.s. congress should not hamper efforts to reduce nuclear weapons that's the cole from the head of the senate foreign relations committee john kerry says the atomic cuts treaty with russia should be ratified before the senate is in place but more republicans will get a chance to block it new start is quite simply a commonsense agreement. to control the world's most dangerous weapons and enhance stability between the two countries to countries that possess over ninety percent of them and what a completely opposite irresponsible decision it would be if the united states senate just got bogged down in politics and walked away from this moment unwilling to make that kind of decision that offers the kind of leadership that the world and i think certainly the american people expect us to make. well kerry's message echoes that of the u.s. pres

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our main. objective now on our main. aim is to build a constructive and mutually. trustable mutually. mutual delic which could be put on the ground of we could be put on the basis of future relations lease relations of trust and mutual. so to say. directly to to the prospective so i think that for russia and for japan now the most important thing is not not to concede to emotions and to try to resume a normal and more constructive more calm atmosphere of mutual relations. are it's a very very briefly i'm running out of time here the g. twenty summit just wrapped up in seoul we have the apec summit now going on in the far east now and an international economic issues are a big bone of contention here there were no concrete agreements made at the recent summit in seoul so the focus now shifts to small a bilateral relations why do you think that is. well i think that for. one of the main problems that there exists a. constructive. very. creative atmosphere when it is concerned when economic relations are concerned but as for political relations between countries there

from this main russian mine. lukoil an oil snorkel were also down over one and a half percent on the r.t.s. . and despite monday losses alexander zuckoff from finland is positive about the russian markets he advises to pay attention to financials and energy stocks we are looking on the banking sector because we can serious is the best bet on economy recovery which we believe now in the second sector we are going to go and oil and gas because of the drug on the relation in comparison with the serger on the russian market were all we are positive by the end of the year we are waiting for one thousand seven hundred forty one are deemed syndic so by the end of the year within the whole year or more could be this looks a lot worse than any other. market difference basically if you compare it to break . countries and if you compare the illusion of the market we can see the trade within twenty four thirty percent discount comparing two. to become. russia and ukraine may repeat their traditional winter gas dispute as kav

because of a 16-inch water main burst in san ramon. the good news, the pipe was carrying recycled water, not sewage. the break still caused damage to the landscape. >> i was woken up by my neighbor that the backyard was flooding. >> there was a water main, actually behind the hoist that broke and flooded our yards. >> the city of san ramon plans to start repairing the pipe tomorrow. >>> it's last call at one historic watering holes. dan brown's lounge and sports. it opened in 1926 as a steakhouse called george's. dan brown took it over six years ago. the curved bar inside follows the signs of the wall. he said the cost of fixing it up made it difficult to keep going. >>> a new kind of bullying gets

if you want to shut off the power you shut off the little guys first than the main. when you throw a switch there is the arch. like water when water flows in an old house any you shut it off quick you get the hammer effect? that's like electricity. is it safe to do it if you smell natural gas? show of hands. >> nobody has their hands up. it's not safe to flicking any switches if you smell natural gas. how about if there is smoke coming out of an outlet. if you shut this off in an area where there is no gas, good idea. >> just about anything can be a hazardous material, cleaners, solvants, hair products anything can be hazardous. they are every where. the only time they are hazardous if they are misused our there is a disaster. do you see these in san francisco? that's probably propane. we have a port. in an industrial area. it identified where they are stored. are there hazardous storage places in this air? no. are there a dry cleaners? yes. who remembers grand auto. they have solvants, cleaners, octane boosters. it's great until there is a natural disaster. where do

main objective of such actions. that was a journalist and broadcaster from tehran. reports suggest china's top foreign affairs diplomat could be sent to north korea as early as monday and this as part of attempts to ease tensions on the peninsula maging once an emergency meeting of the six nations involved in north korea disarmament talks south korea says it's not interested in formally resuming talks on the subject at this time tensions have been stoked by the u.s. south korea holding four day joint military exercises in the yellow sea near the disputed maritime border john yang has reportedly put its surface to surface missiles on alert and it comes just days after the north claiming it was provoked fired out tillery on an island belonging to the south killing four people pepe escobar a brazil based correspondent for the asia times says a naval exercise and is a deliberate provocation by washington. the way washington has been spinning all this they say look we had these exercises with south korea more or less org

down more than one and a half percent over the main main has suffered losses with energy stocks the main drag on the oil prices has probably had more than one and a half percent on the out he has been spared by was the biggest loser there down one point eight percent. moscow and beijing i'm likely to agree on the price of russian gas supplies to china before the middle of next year the news came out the russian government puts him and his chinese counterpart talks on tuesday in st petersburg but even though energy relations top the agenda the sides haven't reached an agreement on the deadlocked issue of the price of gas but in the question of a house more. the latest round of energy dialogue between russia and china hasn't brought what many analysts were anticipating a pricing policy both sides find suitable on tuesday prime minister putin sad that negotiations between gazprom and china national betrayal and company are going according to plan. as we were at the energy between our countries developing quite successfully we have finished construction of the pipelines coated you know that

i said there's not a huge evidence please present it today there are some around the main focus as we said here today is really for these opposition parties to come together the sky the policy that everyone here will be really hate paying that they will be a catalyst for real change in the country. reporting that well they're off belgium could be next on the growing list of eurozone countries teetering on the edge of economic collapse international bond investors are sounding the alarm after the country's debt level reached one hundred percent of its annual national income and it comes not only here. violence monumental bailout and mass protests in portugal where the country is on its knees president also sold shoes demonstrations on wednesday as thousands of students flooded the streets i'm good at plans to increase tuition fees and cut university budgets windows were smashed and fires started and several people were injured in some parts of the country school people also march they will be affected by the rising feet set to take effect in two thousand and twelve all of adam from the

this is the main town and the south of southern sudan. right across the south of the country, they are less than -- there are less than 50 kilometers of roadway. this country is being rebuilt from scratch. delicately piecing their lives together, these women who missed out on education learned how to make arts and crafts, a rare chance to make a living. this woman called for the soldiers during the war. mistrust of the old enemy still runs deep. she tells me that she hopes the referendum will allow the south to finally break free from the arab north. in this town, a rare sign of investor confidence, a $50 million brewery. some feel an amicable divorce is in everyone's interest. >> i think they realize both parties have to be good neighbors because they are very dependent on each other. >> the march towards independence is in full swing. there are still hurdles to overcome. the message is that the birth of a new nation is now on stoppable. -- the birth of a new nation is now unstoppable. >>> researchers have discovered a new technique that

main objectives of such actions. kiana mokhtari that journalist and broadcaster in tehran while you all with live from moscow coming your way in just a few minutes staying put in the sun. if you really get a sense of what do we and we are not moving from this area poverty stricken residents the indian government coming to a dead long keeping plans for airport expansion on the ground. the report suggests china's top foreign affairs diplomat could be sent to north korea as early as monday all of this as part of attempts to ease tensions on the peninsula beijing a once an emergency meeting of the six nations involved in north korea disarmament talks well south korea says it's not interested in formally resuming talks on the subject at this time tensions have been stoked by the u.s. and south korea holding four day joint military exercises in the yellow sea near the disputed maritime border john yang has reportedly put its surface to surface missiles on and it comes just days after the north claiming it was provoked fire

terps now up 7, freshman, the main pass, goes in for the reverse layup. gets the foul, he missed the free throw. maryland on top by 9. defense by the terps. they get the steal and they start to break. tucker finds jordan williams in.ting to the terps who laid it maryland up 12. back to tucker, he gives the steal and takes it back much watch this, maryland in a groove up 16. later in the half, tucker spots back from mind theewhite line, that one 2-3. again sitting open, from downtown, tucker with 16 points in the first half. he didn't score a point in the second half, though. terps led by 23 at the break. second half was all terps. he goes for a finger, 8 steals in the game for the terps. maryland blows out maine by 30. 89-59 the final. first half, down justin fry, buries the 3. later in the first, unbc by 1. working in the post, he finished with the team high, 16 points, retrievers on top by 3. plumber takes it on the baseline, uses a glass for the easy 2. she added 13 off the benchh back come the -- gabriel junior gets the ball cuts to the rim and slams

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and the main topics of the central told before the talks between the two ministers was global security and russia now is pushing for a new joint european security architecture and defense that's a defense as a part of it to be better protected against common global threats of course russia is keeping a close eye on the u.s. plans and nato plans about deploying elements of missile defense system on the european continent officially in september this year nato invited russia to participate in this missile defense system today sergei lavrov said certain words is being done with its nato partners in particular they're preparing a joint assessment of threats and challenges of the twenty first century and he hopes that the document will be ready by the time this russian nato summit takes place in leesburg and but the full russia can come up with any answer to that proposal of ropes it would like to know how nato partners sees russia see russians participation in that project and most importantly to come to a common understanding on where those threats originate now and storing the questions

now flows into europe at the main focus and the main drive for the future growth lies in a completely different direction and it's the asian pacific region. demand for gas in the asia pacific region will definitely grow while analysts predict its not even to mention energy demand in such developing countries like china and india also plans to supply at least turn billion cubic meters of gas to south korea starting from twenty seventeen by the time we expect the korean market to have grown by a further fifteen percent but the main focus is a china this november gazprom plans to continue negotiations over gas supplies into the country and aleksandr them invaded also mentioned today that gazprom is a relaunching work over sakhalin three four and five projects and this of follows the overall company's strategy to diversify its. doesn't the asian up pacific region meanwhile there are two major gas transportation projects. today and these were north and south stream while the construction of a north stream project is almost done and the first gas supplies by the pipeline is will start next

and russian's two main stock exchanges closed monday's session with both it was seized by the r.t.s. game no point eight percent breaking a six two hundred points threshold in mind six times north point six percent. leading french defense contractor d.c.m.s. will build vessels of the russian state owned ship building corp d.c.m.s. the specialist a naval carriers and will help to build both military and civilian ships. russia might soon create a regional wheat futures market with the chicago exchange the pound venture would add another global platform for trading in exclusive interview with business r.t. deftly director of the qualities market of the russian stock exchange said the path is almost clear. so there are no obstacles regarding the legislation all the required measures have been adopted the technological process has also been set up and flying today on the basis of similar precious metal contracts me to make the decision to start treaty we need to gather a critical mass of traders right now we're in talks with the market players to get their agreement to participate in such

with the banks and supplies loaded the year's main event is about to kick off.

finer points of that are no presidential address with alexei pushkov of the school scientists so the main focus is all of that address the ongoing fight against corruption the need for russets of best syrian prove it's a trade relations of form part is but most importantly the need for russia to work together with they say to develop its missile defense systems so was the main points of interest from this presidential address just earlier delivered by the need to medvedev. now they've got to see you in the r.c.c. da for the rest it's days. all right many thanks for that indeed alice now to other news now and the latest a wiki leaks revelations are nothing new and will not damage international diplomacy that's according to major world leaders they voiced doubts about the leaks from the online whistleblower which contained more than two hundred thousand classified documents from u.s. embassies around the world but it's all to use a guy nature can reports many experts say it's still a huge blow for washington's reputation. those files exposed definitely exposed diplomatic information never m

policy or review regarding the f back issue and the main lesson from the nato summit is that without pakistan you can talk till the cows go home in afghanistan and nothing will ever happen the second point as it turned out it was not russia that was asking nato for hail it was a nato that their protest to russia for bailing them out from the ever going to quit in fact it's only a russia that can help the united states to save nato from afghanistan and to reciprocate the u.s. president while wrapping up he is afghan pakistan strategy in december should take full responsibility to are new and jumpstart the u.s. war against him and to zero in and to eradicate all this narco plantation especially in kandahar and helmand province this that's would be a fair price to pay for their sincere attempt to provide big graceful though not afraid the exit from afghanistan by the central asian and russian territory. well the international community is demanding the south and north korea keep cool heads to vent a new war breaking out on the peninsula at least two people were killed during exchangeabl

the italian prime minister has been asked to resign by his main rival on the right. breaking away from the governing people of freedom party four months ago, depriving the prime minister of a guaranteed majority. in a speech to supporters he said that the only way he could continue support would be with a new political program. duncan kennedy has the report from rome. >> a grand stage for throwing down a gauntlet. italy's newest political force, the future and freedom party, set up to call the prime minister to account. these people have split from his center-right party, fed up with what they say is his lack of policy direction and chaotic private life. the man delivering the message, his onetime close political ally. >> it is up to him to take the decision to resign and starred in a way that the government can be discussed to verify the nation -- the nature of the coalition. >> they have traded lows for months. italy's center-right, once so unified, this was the moment they could be seen tearing themselves in different directions. laying into him, saying that he ta

these how one tough haveby one of the main phone or. an anti semitism in europe as well as the main perpetrators of a holocaust denial i do slightly disagree with the told opus was what it discusses these matters because i do feel that i remember a specially organized brooms is costly it doesn't just happen it isn't just done by volunteer. there is no avoid something like that organization that we call the dentist. this is not about construction of memory this is about people using history for their political purposes there is no new anti semitism this is pure fabrication. there is a creation of a new anti semitism to serve the same purpose as was used for the past twenty years the holocaust industry to divert attention from what's being done to the palestinians so everybody is talking about the new anti semitism instead of what's being done to the palestinians and the wonderful inversion to her israel and its supporters and to the victims and her and the palestinians and their supporters into the victimizers turning reality wholly on i

and i wound up coming up here to maine, i'm spending more than a year in this little shed, leaky, old building in this boat yard here. and i ran into fin sprague, the owner of this boat. and he said, "look, just get over to france and get to the start and we'll sort it out later, you know." so we went to france and took off and i was doing pretty good in the early stages of the races with the leaders but in the rush to-- even after all these years, it was still a rush. we still had stuff that wasn't ready. i had to slow down. i had to fix some stuff and then i was sort of in the middle of the pack. and so i just stuck it out and was real careful, i made it to the finish and had this great welcome in france. the governor declared a bruce schwab day in the state of maine, and it was all the stuff, i had a big reception. it was all great. but in spite of doing this thing that-- they had this enormous challenge. i think part of the reason when i left my job that i had for years was that it would create new opportunities for me. financially, it just like squashed me. but in spite of all th

those are the main amendments that are part of this legislation. the legislation also will be before us on november 22. we have copies in my office and will make sure that this will be passed out to members of the community. i do want to go on to public comment to hear community members and stakeholders concerned about this legislation. if there are other questions from the committee, we can move on to public comment. i do have some more a number of cards, a good stack of cards. i will call people in this order. if you hear your name, please come forward. aspin all of -- espinola jackson, quinlan from quinlan company, faye yee chen. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i want to just make a small statement here. i support what you are doing. i would like to say that in the '70s there was a man, and he introduced legislation and they said it would not work. the legislation at that time passed. it is still in effect. i would like to see in all of this and a that each department would have to spell out when they are asking for local hirings what the mandat

businessmen say one of the main advantages of having a big is the abundance of great minds universities live the main street here in the city center and one of the six people is pursuing some form of education r t business want to brush as fast as developing regions where innovative industries are. different types of propaganda are used by states to promote their interest but the history of one democratic country shows that so-called white propaganda is probably the cruelest without attempting to twist the truth as dictatorships do the us promoted activities to finance bloody wars using direct methods to influence public opinion and the main tool of men affiliation became media coverage kalen for reports. when most americans open a newspaper they expect all the news that's fit to print not to plant but declassified documents show that in the one nine hundred eighty s. the state department was doing exactly that known as white propaganda editorials and stories were planted and pushed in major u.s. media outlets the washington post c.b.s. usa today the new york times and more. and sharing

was wall street getting their banks taken care of and main street losing jobs income dropping losing homes and that kind of situation with so much fear people are going to hold the party in power responsible which is what they did but does it shock you that with all these problems i mean the problems are all the same home foreclosures record unemployment rates millions of people without health insurance razor all clearly problems why do we have such different solutions to them. or the proposal because let me show you the data the level of analysis of this election is basically misplaced i'll tell you why because you have to look at the economics the structure of our system is wrong it doesn't work anymore for the average working person the american economic system when it comes to delivering to the practical aspirations of americans is falling apart look the economic system itself is the problem and the whether it's a democrat or republican in charge of it look it's a faulty vehicle right now we have to change the structure of our economy or people are just being dealt out of the eco

and let's go back to our main story now ahead of the g. twenty summit in the south korean capital seoul has been talking to the russian president's top economic adviser did work all that is interview is coming your way interest. well the time has come for another g. twenty summit would you think which issues will dominate the agenda. for. all to do traditional leaders discuss microcosm of can balance yes it is cold to cordoning so much crisis so we're all microcosm apologises this time around and saw leaders will probably fall. through is doing the. the system markets. in balances. can be created in the streets of created by the recent decision. to. expand into the mission in the united states potential. protectionist measures in other countries to make sure that the national markets are stable do you have a feeling that maybe in the recent summits there has been a certain failure to address long issues that the world economy needs and the focus is rather on these sort of short term responses to the events that happened to be happening. ar

from the main curve. >> the tree they are describing, it could have been a tree in the sidewalk? >> they are saying it is a private tree in the ground or sidewalk that is causing the problem. i do not know if that is the problem. i have not seen it. they are pretty good about this. >> it is pretty common in san francisco, trees growing into the sewer. >> if you have tracks operations, and earthquakes -- who once and that water gets to the ground, the roots find that water, it goes to that water source, and then it fills with in the pipe. very common. >> if there are no more questions for the appellant, please. >> my name is bill wasko. commissioner jacobson is unable to be here today. i am going to address a couple of issues that were brought. this problem has been going on since 2001. the issue from the time the city gave mr. jacobson notice was about whether or not on the city side or on the property owner's side. i think that is clear. >> after mr. jacobsen -- we clearly it acknowledged there was a problem. you could see the sewage coming out of the trap. the question is why w

advantages of having a baby so when tom says the abundance of great minds universities live the main street here in the city center and one in every six people is pursuing some form of education. we were told that in this town it's cool to be an intellectual well one intellectual locals aren't cool with this russian playwright and don check of who once wrote to his sister saying tomsk is a very dull town to judge from the drunkards whose acquaintances i have made and from the intellectual people who come to the hotel to pay their respects to me the inhabitants are very dogged to. check of sun favorable comments earned him in this marking statue and amusing reminder that the people of thomas they don't take kindly to such remarks even from an intellectual guesser cilia r.t.e. reporting from the tomsk region and visit his next was charles farley in a way. but i welcome to the business program here are saying with me i was folly the skies are open once again across moscow russian pilots no longer need to seek permission to fly in the city while searching regulations for lightweight airc