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Where's Jerry?
Thursday 09-02-2010 4:09pm PT
WAITING FOR JERRY...DAY 18 Contact Jerry Brown! Phone (510) 628-0202 Spokeshole Sterling Clifford: sterling@jerrybrown.org Contact the campaign office by email at info@jerrybrown.org or by mail at: Jerry Brown 2010
291 3rd St.
Oakland, CA 94607 To request that gubernatorial candidate Jerry Brown attend an event, please send the details along to scheduling@jerrybrown.org. If you're looking to contact Jerry Brown in his capacity as Attorney General please visit the official Office Of The Attorney General website.
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 2
Thursday 09-02-2010 2:06pm PT
TODAY'S NEWS Discovery Channel gunman was prosecuted in San Diego  Records in U.S. District Court in San Diegoshow that a James Jae Lee was sentenced in August 2003 to 18 months in federal prison for trying to smuggle an illegal immigrant in a hidden compartment in a car through the San Ysidro Port of Entry.
The gunman who stormed the Discovery Channel building in Maryland on Wednesday and was shot to death following a four-hour hostage standoff with police wrote a San Diego federal judge seven years ago that he was a loner whose life was “a nightmare.” Records in San Diegofederal court show that a James Jae Lee was sentenced in August 2003 to 18 months in federal prison for trying to smuggle an illegal immigrant in a hidden compartment in a car through the San Ysidro Port of Entry…
Barbara Boxer, Carly Fiorina debate taxes, jobs  Democratic U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer and Republican challenger Carly Fiorina agreed on one thing Wednesday during their hourlong televised debate at St. Mary's College in Moraga: California voters have a clear choice between the two very different candidates from opposite ends of the political spectrum.
They sparred over how best to produce jobs and protect the environment, and about their records in business and government. Their first face-to-face debate was pointed, its tone mirroring the bare-knuckled exchanges the candidates have been trading from afar since winning their primaries in June. Both appeared at ease before the audience of 400 supporters and family members, tangling almost immediately after the opening handshake…
Catalina Flyer looking for substitute 
NEWPORT BEACH — The Catalina Flyer, a popular 500-passenger catamaran that makes daily trips to Santa Catalina Island from the Balboa Pavilion, may halt operations for a few months to buy and install a new engine that complies with a state environmental law.
Bob Black, general manager for the tour boat company, said that unless he's able to find a catamaran to lease, he may suspend service to Avalon as early as Sept. 12. "I'm not thrilled about having to do this, but it's something we've got to do," said Black, referring to the purchase of a pair of engines that will cost him nearly $1 million…
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 1
Thursday 09-02-2010 12:15pm PT
**Discovery Gunman Manifesto – CLICK HERE
VIDEO: CBS 2’s David Goldstein Confronts Robert Rizzo  Bell's Rizzo gave $400,000 in city loans to two businesses without council approval
Then- Bell City Manager Robert Rizzo gave city loans of nearly $400,000 to two businesses without public discussion, approval from the City Council or collateral to back the loans, according to documents reviewed by The Times.
One of the loans, $300,000 given to a local Chevrolet dealer in 2008, is the subject of a court fight because the dealer went out of business within a year of receiving the loan, having repaid nothing.
Although other cities sometimes lend money to local businesses for economic development, Rizzo granted the loans in a highly unusual way, with no statement of economic benefit to the city — a step that is commonplace in municipal loans…
California plan to ban plastic bags defeated  A measure to ban plastic carryout bags in supermarkets, drug and convenience stores was defeated late Tuesday in the state Senate, where key lawmakers said it could prove too costly for consumers.
The proposal to make California the first state to institute such a ban was designed to go into effect in large stores in 2012 and smaller stores in 2013. By July 2012, big stores would be allowed to charge customers, at cost only, for recycled paper bags. Lawmakers debated the bill as they worked toward a midnight deadline. The measure received just 14 votes, with 20 opposed…
Century City janitors' strike spotlights workers' plight Over the past week, a drama has been in progress outside two of the city's most expensive office buildings, 2000 Avenue of the Stars and the Century Plaza Tower in Century City. Two weeks ago, 16 of the janitors who clean the high-rises that are home to some of the world's richest talent agencies, financial service companies and law firms were laid off. Their colleagues walked off the job in sympathy, and other members of SEIU, the union that represents them, have been staging a variety of protests, including a hunger strike that ended Friday. They're demanding that JP Morgan Chase, the $2-trillion bank that owns the buildings and paid out billions in bonuses to its executives last year, hire the 16 back. The bank shrugs off the situation, pointing out that it contracts with ABM Industries to clean the towers. "The dispute is between a vendor and [its] employees, not Chase," corporate spokesman Gary Kishner wrote in a statement. Meanwhile, the city's news media have handled this story mainly as an exasperated tale of inconvenience and traffic jams for people going to and from work, rather than as a story about 16 people, many of them single mothers, who were tossed out on the street by a profitable company seeking to cut costs. It's hard not to be struck by the contrast between that lack of empathetic generosity and the courageous solidarity shown by their 57 fellow janitors who risked their own jobs in an economy with rampant unemployment. These people make $13.50 an hour; the tenants in that building have blazers on which every button costs three times that…
TUESDAY AUGUST 31
Wednesday 09-01-2010 12:09pm PT
Yemeni official: Men with Michigan ties not terrorists A senior Yemeni official told the Free Press today that the two men with metro Detroit ties arrested in Amsterdam on Monday in connection with suspicious items in the luggage of one of the men are not terrorists. “I do not think they had any intentions” of committing terrorism, Yemen's consul general in Detroit, Abdul-Hakim Al-Sadah, told the Free Press today.
The U.S.does not expect to charge Ahmed Moihamed Nasser al Soofi, 48, a Yemeni who has permanent resident status in the U.S.and Hezem Abdullah Thabi al Murisi, 37, a Yemeni who traveled to the U.S. on a visitor’s visa, a U.S. official has told the Associated Press…
Rosendahl Releases RV Ban Petitions **GET RV BAN PETITION HERE 
Petitions are now available for Venice residents to use in their neighborhoods.
LA City Councilman Bill Rosendahl is offering residents in Venice a chance to ban oversize vehicles.
The signs would restrict the parking of vehicles more than seven feet high or more than 22 feet long between the hours of 2:00 A.M.-6:00 A.M. Two-thirds of the residents or owners on a block must agree to the posted signs.
Residents who own RVs can spend $10.00 a day to get a three-day permit to load or unload their vehicle…
Fed agents frustrated by judges’ immigration decisions  In March, Jose Manuel Gonzalez-Sandoval — who had committed serious crimes in the United States since 1998 — stood before Florence, Ariz., Immigration Judge Bruce Taylor on a deportation hearing. That day the judge canceled his removal proceedings, allowing him to stay in the United States.
Four months later, Sandoval was arrested again on an outstanding warrant but was released. Three days after that release he led police on a 100 mph car chase. Then in August, in response to a 911 call from his family, he shot at Arizona deputies who came to his home. That night, he escaped. He later turned himself into authorities after they began a public manhunt for him. Sandoval, who had resident status, is only one example of a legal system that lacks working mechanisms for deporting criminal aliens, said Rep. Ted Poe, a Texas Republican and former judge…
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