the league feels the salt la santa clara proposal might not be as economically solid as it seems. he's continuing a dialogue with the 49ers and meeting with ed york thursday but he was cagey what he and york will be talking about. >> there are meetings. i won't go into a lot of detail. we're wanting to see whether or not we can work with them, continue to work with them on improving our proposal. >> reporter: the city of santa clara is having a public meeting tonight, they're calling it a study session for the general public to come in and learn more about the financing they've secured for this brand new stadium. live in san francisco, traci grant, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. a lot going on in san francisco, santa clara, as we speak, san jose. the city council is debating a major decision which could affect thousands of city workers. they're debating whether to put pension reform on the june ballot of 2012. the proposed measure could change city pensions. major chuck reed is pushing for pension reform while most unions are against it especially after revelations last week the

let's take a look back at our interview with king ab dull la. i asked him about the arab spring and the biggest challenges ahead. >> the arab spring started economically so there's a lack of confidence because there was a problem in our country as there is throughout the region with lack of jobs and poverty. how do we get an individual away from voting for somebody because he's from my tribe or from my village to voting for people that come out with an economic, political and social package? that's going to be the main challenge of democracy. >> reporter: the first thing the business community says we need to tackle corruption. >> absolutely. >> reporter: the people around you shield you from the real corruption that's on the ground in this society. it's not a big economy. can you goyou get your hands on the root causes today? >> one of the problems is we have to have more transparency of government. we have the anticorruption department that is being involved more and more. they need more capability and more qualified people to move into that.

police say it is a matter of economics. >> not trained, may not be armed, it is very dangerous to have untrained people to respond to an las. that's what happens in the great majority of cases. -- >> last year our false alarm spokens were over $650,000. it is not cheap. a drain on taxpayers money and police resources. >>> police say less than 1% of the calls the department received last year resulted in a police report. they will respond immediately to alarms with evidence of forced entry and at banks and firearms businesses. >>> 4:35. the giants say they are ready for a fight in the boardroom or courtroom to keep the a's out of the south bay. for months the a's have been pushing with plans to move the team to san jose. with meetings in two weeks the giants are reminding everyone that they own the territorial rights to the south bay and they are not about to give them up, despite the high profile dispute the issue is not on agenda for meeting. >>> this is posed to be northern california's rainy season, it has been dry, mild and hazy so far. that is creating health problems for some. su

police say it is a -- alarms themselves. police say it is a matter of economics. >> it is very dangerous to have untrained people respond and that's what happens in the great majority of cases. >> last year false alarm responses were over $650,000. it is not cheap, a drain of the taxpayers' money and police resources. >> police say less than 1% of the alarm calls the department received last year resulted in a police report. they say they will respond immediately to alarms with evidence of forced entry and alarms at banks and firearms businesses. >>> the san francisco giants say they are ready for a fight in the boardroom or courtroom to keep the a's out of the south bay. for months the a's have been pushing forward with plans to move to san jose. with the winter baseball meetings in two weeks the giants are reminding everyone they have -- they do own the territorial rights to the south bay and they are not about to give them up. the issue is not on the agenda for the meeting in arizona. >>> governor brown says support is gr

hasta la vista baby banking terrorist. max kaiser this is the kaiser report yeah we got a lot of very interesting comments based on my exploding eyeball stacy herbert tell us about it well first we'll look at this i bet you he's checking the phone book right now for all the djimi diamonds that's the max an eight or you see there max that's fantastic i'd like to make a movie like that where i roam the streets looking for banking terrorists with like some huge. fifty caliber weapon and stuff on both shoulders you know looking for these guys tearing them down shooting them all mulling them all down well the top comic comes some elite one to eighty's on you tube when he said max is the terminator with one mission in mind take out j.p. morgan goldman sachs citibank wall street bank of england the rectally george bush and tony blair my local police force scumbags david cameron before i run out of space max just finished the mission you were assigned to. baby the maxim nater there should be a film on my film there does seem one o

. >> i opened a mexican restaurant july 27th. >> the coe stands for creating economic opportunities for women. guadalupe opened her restaurant in 2006 in union city. today werk met elbia, the owner of la luna cup sakes selling to shops like phil's coffee in berkeley and whole foods. ceo women taught her nuts and bolts of starting a business. >> they spoke business lang wachblgt i learned about business language, what it took to start my bis like many, ceo womens' financial well being eroded and this year lost most of the funding from foundations and corporations this, is what some are being told. >> we're consolidating funding this year, we're not going to fund organization buzz we're going fund issues relating to a geography or a particular social issue or economic issue. >> and this small businesses make the economy and they really help people you know, take the courage to open their business. >> ceo women closes december 21 leaving many without tools necessary to succeed as entrepreneurs. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> they're certainly not the only nonprofit group. a survey shows

babbitt offered his resignation to department of transportation secretary la hood saying in a statement that he did not want to allow anything to cast a shadow his words on the work done by his colleague at the faa. >>> in symbolic move the president gave economic address today at the same school in kansas where president roosevelt delivered the new national speech back in 19 10. president obama is hoping to rally the support of working class and middle class voters to pressure republicans into passing several tax cut and job creation bills. scott goldberg has the president's message. >>reporter: president obama went to kansas to continue what he said is not just another political debate. >> this is the defining issue of our time. this is a make or break moment for the middle class. >>reporter: he chose small town near kansas city because 101 years ago a former president spoke about income inequality in the same place. >> ted roosevelt came here p.m. and laid out his vision on what he called a new nationalism. >>reporter: president obama described roosevelt as the republican son of a we

the border about what in britain would take a highwaymen and turn him into a sort of crusader for economic and social justice. this is about the time that he is shot into his notebook i love a good man outside of the law as much as i a bad man inside of the law and he starts writing his own out of ballots. for instance he chooses a as a subject and probably the most famous outlaw somebody who probably didn't deserve the honor conferred upon him this is a local local, petty thief bank robber sort of general all-around scumbag named charles arthur floyd. there is no evidence in the historical record that he had any kind of a social conscience whatsoever. it doesn't matter. he could become somebody for whom digging for a bond would be an act of self the trail but more importantly he takes on the responsibilities of capitalism of ignoring it is pretty boy floyd who ignores someone will drop you with a fountain pen. he begins writing about the british highwaymen who takes all the money and distributes it and spreads it out equally just like the bible and profits suggest. and i think of all of h

the border about what in britain would take a highwaymen and turn him into a sort of crusader for economic and social justice. this is about the time that he is shot into his notebook i love a good man outside of the law as much as i a bad man inside of the law and he starts writing his own out of ballots. for instance he chooses a as a subject and probably the most famous outlaw somebody who probably didn't deserve the honor conferred upon him this is a local local, petty thief bank robber sort of general all-around scumbag named charles arthur floyd. there is no evidence in the historical record that he had any kind of a social conscience whatsoever. it doesn't matter. he could become somebody for whom digging for a bond would be an act of self the trail but more importantly he takes on the responsibilities of capitalism of ignoring it is pretty boy floyd who ignores someone will drop you with a fountain pen. he begins writing about the british highwaymen who takes all the money and distributes it and spreads it out equally just like the bible and profits suggest. and i think of all of h

the border about what in britain would take a highwaymen and turn him into a sort of crusader for economic and social justice. this is about the time that he is shot into his notebook i love a good man outside of the law as much as i a bad man inside of the law and he starts writing his own out of ballots. for instance he chooses a as a subject and probably the most famous outlaw somebody who probably didn't deserve the honor conferred upon him this is a local local, petty thief bank robber sort of general all-around scumbag named charles arthur floyd. there is no evidence in the historical record that he had any kind of a social conscience whatsoever. it doesn't matter. he could become somebody for whom digging for a bond would be an act of self the trail but more importantly he takes on the responsibilities of capitalism of ignoring it is pretty boy floyd who ignores someone will drop you with a fountain pen. he begins writing about the british highwaymen who takes all the money and distributes it and spreads it out equally just like the bible and profits suggest. and i think of all of h