mr. manning may have been motivated by? >> i do not know if the department of defense would have something. >> can you give us any kind of insight? was he angry, concern, worried? , any time in which more than 90,000 top-secret documents, which are against the law for me to give to you, i think it would be safe to say it is alarming to find 90 fount -- 90,000 of them published on a web site. >> on ms. sherrod, i was wondering if if you had any word on whether or not she would accept the job? >> that is a question for her. >> conventional wisdom is that the white house is trying to keep the focus on policing the documents. they're concerned with this breach of federal law, but are they concerned with evidence about civilian casualties, cooperation between terrorists? >> this did the president made in march 2009 understand the complicated aspects between but the these two countries. there is a historical relationship between the taliban and pakistani intel. a decent part of a ""rolling " article discusses the rules of engagem

mr. chap man, one of our youths. >> on behalf of the king of martin luther king and garvey and we are thehildren participating in the mo magic summer program. we would like to express our special thanks for miss johnson for having to put up with us this summer and also for buying the supplies to work with this summer. this program helps us to stay focus and discipline. it also keeps us from the crime and violence that is impacted our community. thank you and we look forward to participating next summer. thank you, the children and youth of king garvey co-op. >> thank you cliff. beautiful. next we have a poem from alecia >> good afternoon i am alecia and i attend sa*pbt john's school. the title of the poem is i am who i am. i am a young african-american female and very proud of my heritage. i am a californian. that is where i grow up. i 30 for knowledge and. >> >> share my knowledge with others. as a born leader i live in the western edition. i am a 4.0 student. at 13 year's old i attend college. i am different yet the same as everyone else. i am like a river i go with the flow. i ln of to

mr. kimono man, come closer. closer. and she looked me right in the eyes and said, i think i'm falling in love with you. i am! i love you. i want you. i need you. then she started taking off her kimono. she started to take off her - what happened next! calm down. i can't. i'm just so jealous. wow you must have had a wonderful night together. you think so? yeah. actually, no. no. just because right as i was kissing her. samurais brother suddenly came home. diver suddenly came home. what happened? well, when he saw us he was so angry and he puld out his sword and was going to kill me. oh! how exciting. it was not exciting. what happens. as he ran towards me, he slipped on the shiney floor and dropped his sword. so, i picked it up and i cut him down! you killed? that's right. at that point the wife took out 100 yellow gold coins and said, come on, let's run away together. now is our chance, let's go, let's go. and did you? no. i cut her down from behind. you killed the samurais wife? my god! why did you do such a terrible t

mr. manning may have been motivated by? >> not personally, no. i don't know if the department of defense would have something on that. >> and in terms of the president's reaction, can you give us any kind of insight in terms of, was he angry, was he concerned, was he worried? >> well, look, again, i think any time in which more than 90,000 top secret documents, which are against the law for me to give to you, would -- i think it would be safe to say it's alarming to find 90,000 of them published on a website. >> last question, also on ms. sherrod. i wondered if you had any word on whether she'll accept the job that's been offered and if there's any time frame for that? >> that's a question for her. >> following up on -- i think i know how you feel about this, but the conventional wisdom in washington is that the white house is trying to keep the focus on the release of the documents rather than what's in the documents. >> no, no -- >> you say the president is very concerned with this release, this breach of federal law. but is he concerned with e

man well -- mr. santos has been tight-lipped on this issue. we will wait to see -- >> the chief executive of apple, steve jobs, says that iphone 4 is not perfect. he made a statement in california about problems that have been reported with the sellout smartphone. our technology correspondent has the story. >> is a market of ever smaller gadgets. but one stands out from the crowd. apple's iphone has transported the entire industry. you could help me out -- >> you could tell miata if you are on wi-fi by just getting off. [laughter] >> while crowds flocked to the iphone, they discovered one little floor. it was not so clever at making calls. some users have found that, if they get their phones like this, the reception starts to melt away. apple's response was to not hold the phone that way or use it 25-pound piece of plastic to do with it. that has not satisfied everybody. customers recalled the days that they would have to go on the waiting list to buy one. >> the reception goes, this one is fading and reception. it should not be like that. my

every year this man makes a beautiful cable car bell for this competition the mr. gad oy is pretty shy, he won't talk about his work but the craftsmanship speaks for itself the every bell every year is individually made by this man. it's a craft. you will see him a little later. while we're waiting for the votes to be tallied though, you're not going anywhere. i'd like to introduce some of the city's top choreographers from the epiphany production, the san francisco trolley dances. it's recognized as a wonderful way to connect the san francisco neighborhoods together by performing on the trolley lines. this year they'll be core i can't graph -- choreographing dances on the church line. let's welcome the san francisco trolley dancers. >> hi, there. [bells ringing] [bells and chimes ringing] [music continues] ♪ ♪ [singing in italian] ♪ santa lucia ♪ santa lucia ♪ santa lucia >> fantastic! wow! let's hear it for them. ladies and gentlemen, epiphany productions sonic dance theater, san franciscoance theater, san francisco trolley dancers. you will see them on muni jay c

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we gather today to honor a great man, mr. stewart udall. he was sent to the heavens above with the creator. thank you for helping be used. the we continue your legacy. again, thank you, mr. stewart udall. >> [speaking native american language] [speaking paolo] we gather today to honor and celebrate the life and legacy of a great man, mr. stewart udall. he was a friend to all native people. he was a friend to those who needed their voices to be heard. as one of the most significant figures to protect the national environment, he was a friend to all americans. mr. udall was a longtime advocate for mother earth and her children. he understood the earth is sacred, the waters are sacred. his lifelong dedication to protecting our nation's lands, he preserved the sacred places for our children and our children's children. mr. udall was a conservationist. at a time when we must bear witness to the devastating environmental destruction in the gulf of mexico, earthquakes, fires, and floods seem to capture headlines almost weekly, we are grateful for

we are gathered today to honor a great man, mr. stewart udall. thank you, mr. ewart udall, for protecting mother earth. >> [speaking native language] [speaking native language] we gather today to honor and celebrate the life and legacy of a great man, mr. stewart udall. mr. stewart udall was a friend to all native people, a friend to our sacred lands, a friend to those who needed their voices to be heard in the halls of power. as one of the most in need of -- significant figures in protecting america's natural environment, he was a friend to all americans. mr. udall was a long time, ardent advocate for mother earth and her children. he understood the earth is sacred, the waters are sacred, the sky is sacred. with his lifelong dedication to protecting our nation's wild plants, he preserve the sacred places for our children and our children's children. mr. udall broad conservation lists and concerns to the mind of american people. at a time when we must bear witness to the devastation in the gulf of mexico, where violent storms, fires and floods seemed to capture

mr. gilberto gadoy, frens ever the cable car museum. he's the man who makes the beautiful bell that goes to the champion every year. linda is the executive director of the union square association and a co-response of this -- so he sponsor of this competition. cinderella echen is the owner of the shanghai 1930 restaurant. and the san francisco icon and door man of the francis drake hotel fore the last 800 years. it's only been really 32. pillar from the newspaper, david from uncle vito's pizza, maggie baxter from abc channel 7. i must turn the page. deputy chief antonio para, san francisco police department, lynn bruney, director of consumer marketting for the san francisco convention and visitors bureau and wes tyler, general manager, chancellor hotel on union square and president of the union square association. let's hear it for all those judges, ladies and gentlemen. now, these judges have a very, very difficult job. they have to rate the competitors. each bell ringer will be judged on rhythm, originality, and style. today we're going to find ou

a man by the name of mr gary myers. and. mr mars was represented during the may lie trials. and. mr myers in the marine corps came to a. very discrete mutual understanding i was all honorably discharged december thirty first two thousand and three and here i am. came back i think that that sense of a long term planning was gone. i went through a divorce some things i did recklessly probably in the back of my mind i would not have minded down right. but. i went through a period when. t.c.t. cocaine. and about it and that inane. long period of severe drug abuse. i finally got to the point where i had no more money. i had no car. i had long since moved out of my house and could not go back home exactly where do you go from here. and it was when the national guard needed someone in my. experience and teaching people how to fly the armed helicopters the cobras and i was asked to come in and help train some of those folks and the money was. you know fifteen twenty thousand dollars a year for part time work and it carried a retirement with even though i had and a change of heart about w

it's interesting that gregory wallace, an african american man, was supposed to play mr. oge, an excentric neisei who likes literature. i thought it would be an interesting thing to do. but after a while we did a reading and we realized as good an actor as gregory is, it was pushing his limits for him to play a japanese american character in the late 40's. >> i imagine him as being much older. >> in the course of writing the play and using various actors, he became younger. this chinese actor is more like a character in his mid to late 30's, excentric, a career bachelor who is into russian literature and who fashions himself kind of patterned after the japanese artists of the 30's and 40's. he has round sort of glasses and a braid. but getting back to the question of creating characters, for example african american characters, i'm also caution -- i had written another play called johann that was about an african american gi and a japanese wife that got married in post war japan. i wrote that play 20 years ago. i wouldn't do it for about 8 years or so because i just didn'

wants to have an afghanistan that is friendly to islamabad but can that include mr karzai because that's that's the u.s. man in afghanistan i mean is that really where we have the differences can we find mutual accommodation between the two because we've heard just recently over the last week or so a pakistan and pakistan afghanistan relationship but where does that leave mr karzai and his agenda for afghanistan and the american one. i think first of all to go back to our tolls point you this is a missile alliance between the u.s. and pakistan countries really don't have friendships they have relationships and they have interests and their relationships are based on interests so we shouldn't really see this is a permanent relationship there will always be differences and the baggage of history of the u.s. pakistan rollercoaster relationship really impinges on current decisions and perceptions inside pakistan as far as afghanistan is concerned in my view pakistan could certainly live with karzai provided it sees a stable of law an entity in which the bathrooms have a much greater say that's the kind of gover

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mr. milken jenkins. he called and said hey, man, i'm back in town. i said great, because i need a tenor. i looked at gourde and he wants to sign us. great, can i bring paul williams? i said as bad as paul williams s. please bring him. at that time the group consisted of melvin franklin, a guy by the name of rich brian and myself. when paul and eddie joined, that's when we became the temptation and four years later, david ruffin. so it was something that happened to us and evolved to be what we were today. tavis: the temptations, that's not the first one? >> the first name after the elgins were the elgins and we found out there was another group called the elgins. tavis: i like temptations better. respect to the elgins but the temptations sound better. i'm glad you got that right. 50 years later, the elgins. >> don't have that ring. tavis: it don't sound the same. how then does one step into being the lead singer in -- in this kind of history-making enterprise? >> you know what, you better do your homework first. but it's been a wonderful journey. you know, the audiences that we perform i

mr. elliott. >> thank you, sir. supervisor campos: you're a brave man coming before the rules committee. >> i appreciate it. supervisor campos: well done. we have here a representative of president chiu's office, would you like to add anything on behalf of president chiu? >> thank you chair campos and supervisors. all morning, i'm an aide to supervisor david chiu. i wanted to put president chiu on behalf of president chiu on the record opposing this measure as we have the opportunity for a public hearing, it truly is i believe a discussion illustrated that supervisor campos led a solution in search of a problem. it has all sorts of inconsent sis relating to other races that elected officials who are among these 18 individuals may be pursuing and it's simply, even the point supervisor elsbernd made, it remains true that many of the -- that other elected officials running for statewide office are not subject to say $500 limits that elected officials are here. i also wanted to make one additional comment -- >> i didn't understand that. >> i'm saying that to my knowledge, if you're running as an elected officia

i'm not a military man, mr. speaker. but i've talked to many, all ranks, and i've been told, if you don't have an end point to a strategy, you have no end point. i hope that mr. obama will keep his word and start in june of 2011 to downsize the military. because, mr. speaker, it breaks my heart to stand on the floor and to show a beautiful young couple and yet the husband was worn out and tired and in fact the title of the article says, a projectble suicide at camp lejeune, a doctor warned that mental health care for violent, disturbed marines wased in a cat -- inadequate. sergeant tom begosey proved it and, mr. speaker, i have the privilege of representing camp lejeune and cherry point and see more johnson air force base -- see more johnson air force base. we thank you in the military, your families, you have done a magnificent job for this country. but those of us who make policy, mr. speaker, we need to understand and develop and demand an end point to the strategy because it's not fair and it's not right to wear out

mr. geithner did not pay his taxes and now he is the top man and obama's administration. why doesn't mr. rangel use of this excuse -- i really did not know how to fill out my taxes. maybe that will work. guest: yeah, i guess charlie might have wanted to do turbo tax like geithner did although that did not work out all that well, either. yeah -- [laughter] there's the tax issue, so what you do? you just pay back the money and move on? the committee has decided not to. host: let us go to the caller's comment that it seems like a weight. as a reporter, i know there has to be a wall between you and these members, but at the same time charlie rangel is a known for his bonhomie and effervescence. mike said, people like him. is this sad for you to watch this -- like i said, people like him. guest: truth in advertising. do i like mr. rangel? yes, i do. i covered him over the years. nevertheless, here is a this situation -- and i don't think that you can say that my newspaper has soft pedal any of this. host: here again is page two or three from "the new york daily news." a sorry d

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mr. luetkemeyer: new taxes, man indicates and regulations and countless new laws and proprosed laws are threatening to strangle our nation's entrepreneurs and workers. as i travel around my district, a prevailing feeling of uncertainty about what lies ahead has made employers hesitant to create new jobs. and until this fear and uncertainty about the future is delayed, the american people will continue to wonder and ask the question, where are the jobs? i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from iowa rise? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. braley: mr. speaker, unemployment benefits and social security benefits are a safety net. they're not a lottery handout. and as we struggle to try to get the senate to pass an extension of unemployment benefits with 15 million out-of-work americans who are depending on us to pay their bills, it's important to remember that the nonpartisan congressional budget office has said that passage of

. >> man i asked -- amana i asked the jurisdiction requester to come up here? mr. sanchez said that you did not file dr because he waited to see what this process would be? >> yes, it is possible that we made a mistake. we were on a little confused from the process standpoint. the deadline close to two days before we were going to come before you. our understanding was that the relevant question here before you was whether this was considered a formula retail use and if so, this takes into play a lot of other checks and balances. that would guide subsequent -- all of the other things on the building permit. this was not going to be affective if this appeal was denied and they continue for the form of a retail use. our understanding was that that was the relevant question. if we made a mistake not asking for this, this was our mistake. >> can we allow mr. abrams? >> it is stated that you have three weeks from the time that you received the lod and nothing was filed until three weeks later. >> unfortunately for us, we did not have the luxury of hiring a legal team. w

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mr. curtis jackson. i didn't really know. i was like, "what do i call you, man?"e, "it's like fitty." >> jimmy: he's a cool dude. i like 50 cent. >> yeah, he's great. he's great. >> jimmy: i just call him 50 cent. >> i was really nervous. [ laughter ] "i call him 50 cent." >> jimmy: yeah, i call him 50 cent. mr. 50 cent. >> two quarters and some change. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he shoots you in this. oh, can i say that? >> he does, actually. >> jimmy: he shoots you in this movie. >> he does shoot me in the movie. i was so nervous and excited at the same time. [ laughter ] i mean -- i guess i was visibly so enthused by it. he looks to the girl, you know, who's in the scene as well. and he was just like, "man, chace never done been shot before, has he?" [ laughter ] like that, i guess. she reacted better. >> jimmy: he's been shot like 15 times or something. >> i guess so. yeah, i guess so. >> jimmy: 15 or 7 or, i think, maybe 37. >> he's like superman. >> jimmy: yeah. >> he's like the nicest guy, too. >> jimmy: all his clothes are kevlar. [ laughter ] everything. his

mr. pat buskovitch to join us. there he is, thank you. he's our answer man today. our focus today is on home earthquake safety. we're going to start by looking at some slides and using the slides as a -- as a sort of spring board for us to discuss issues. then we're going to go through some stuff that is recommended you have in your homes, and you can see what i have in my home over here. this big box of emergency supplies, right out of the garage still covered with cob webs. let me just start by saying -- showing you a little map over here. and this map shows san francisco. i don't know why san francisco is white, actually. but here's san francisco on our little map right here. it shows san francisco being -- here, pat, you can help me with this. you can see san francisco is between two major faults. the san andraaes fault, which ruptured during the earthquake our centennial next year, and you'll know that san francisco is between the two faults. there's no escaping the nerks earthquake. the usgs just revised their probability. it's this. it's a virtual certainty we'll have an significant earthquake in next f

man on cleanup. dudly could now succeed hayward as ceo. >> mr. hayward this is a picture of an oiled pelican. >> the end may have been written when hayward went before a congressional committee and deflected blame for the spill saying he was out of the loop managing the well that blew. >> i wasn't involved in any of the decision making. >> so you are failing to cooperate with other investigators as well? because they are going to have a hard time reaching conclusions if you stonewall them, which is what we seem to be getting today. >> i am not stonewalling. i simply was not involved in the decision making process. >> reporter: two days later, a tone deaf hayward further enraged people by jetting off to england to watch his personal yacht compete in a ritzy boating race. this from an alabama senator as the oil kept gushing. >> that yacht ought to be down here skimming and cleaning up a lot of this oil and he ought to be down here seeing what's really going on and not being in a cocoon somewhere. >> reporter: haywood's 28 year career with bp explod

man unable to say no c.e.o. tony hayward in a somewhat musical chairs move mr hayward will replace former. head robert dudley will move to b.p. headquarters in london the boss what benefits not just the ex-pats. they have entire villages built for them which if they choose to they don't even have to leave them there every whim is counted for including weekends floyd's home. for russia this is a bit official as well drilling experts culture is very valued because it's to cultural growth cultural growth there's somewhat doubtful though the top managers party with the best and keenly of the rest including members of the press something that in their native europe or america would not be accepted as well but here they set the rules and everyone else watches on trying to appear in the high. they tend to their motorcades. catarina. moscow. one of little later peter lavelle and he's guess what beijing the prospects of peace in the middle east that's in about ten minutes from now on r.t. but first let's check out what's happening in the world the business that's right stephanie coming up. hello an

man unable to say no e.p. c.e.o. tony hayward in a somewhat musical chairs move mr hayward will replace former b.p. head robert dudley will move to b.p. headquarters in london the boss what benefits not just the ex-pats in the region they have entire villages built for them which if they choose to they don't even have to leave their every whim is counted for including weekends floyds back home and of course for russia this is beneficial as well drilling experts culture is very valued because it's to cultural growth cultural growth there's somewhat doubtful though the top managers party with the best and keenly of void the rest including members of the press something that in their native europe or america would not be accepted well but here they set the rules and everyone else watches on trying to appear in behind the tentacle ass of their motorcades. catarina our moscow. well america's failure to get results in its military campaigns at a cost of billions and thousands of lives is damaged its reputation as a role model for democracy well that's according to one outspoken american rap artist who be

mrs. scott presented us with a very challenging ability to identify him as a suspect. >> reporter: today this man, jason thomas scott, was charged in the murders of the dewitts, and the chief of police here is convinced he is responsible for more. >> here's a mother and daughter in a very quiet community where we don't see this type of violence. yes, we've had some burglaries here, but again, we're saying the way the crime scene is left, very troublesome. it does not tell us so much about what is occurring. there's things that don't make any sense in the crime scene. so we're beginning to wonder what we have here. >> reporter: there were similarities in the crime scenes but also stark differences. the loftons were murdered in their home, in what appeared to be a controlled, planned execution. the dewitts may have been killed in a random act of violence, perhaps a carjacking. and then there was vilma butler, killed and left in this burning house. five murders in nine months. >> on a number of those scenes, a lot of those things were actually utilized to magssk the scene and throw the police off. >