power in this domain is chaotically distributed.it makes no sense to use categories of unipolarity or multipolarity to understand this. the only way you can deal with these issues that are actually creating new and more important challenges to us from this bottom chez board of the three -- chess board of the three-dimensional game is by getting cooperation from governments. and that's going to require much more use of soft power as well as mixtures with hard power. in that area what we see is a need for a new and far more sophisticated strategy which we realize that we need to think of power sometimes as a zero sum game and sometimes as a possum game. positive sum game. we need to think of power over others, for example, in preserving deterrents or naval balances. we also need to think of power with others. for example, dealing with climate change or pandemics or terrorism. we have to learn to do both of those at the same time. this is going to require much more sophisticated understanding of power and how you combine hard and soft

there'll be some military domain or we will remain ahead. there'll be other military domains where i don't think you can count on superiority. i think you can't count on a priori in cyber but which we can develop smart strategy to make sure they cannot remove our capabilities in the naval domain. and that is where we should be trying to hold strategies. >> you said you consider yourself a liberal -- niall ferguson, professor at harvard, just published an article stating the obama administration is responsible for egypt, it was a disaster as oliver willis how would you create the administration to respond by looking forward to how they should respond to iran and the other countries domain? how would you look at that? >> i think obama's response in egypt is not a disaster. this is a good example of what i mean by this strategy. if you think about should i abandon the government, should i forget the government, no, sorry. governments are still the most important actors that isolate major objectives of the hard power world like balancing iranian

zero eminent domain of housing. so we were very sensitive to that. redevelopment is a great tool and it is a tool that has been used all over the state. we just finished bloomingdale's. that was a redevelopment area. it could happen, and if you strike, it could really make a difference. we are trying to make sure that we are using it right. >> we are not anti-development. we are anti getting pushed out and killing our kids. >> a cheap way to provide opportunities for people is affordable housing. and this is affordable housing that will very from rental housing for families, rental housing for seniors, housing for people with disabilities, housing for the chronically homeless, holders of housing. >> we love redevelop it, but we are going to have to do some development ourselves. that is what we want the city to do. let the people year, starting with the people out here in bayview, to the development here. at the shipyard, whatever it is. you do not need anybody out there. you give me all about lead, i could get the money to develop it. >> first of al

but considering that this is going after domains there are even bases within the united states then if they can't find you they get to just take their site down before they go to a court before you get to go fight to keep the vailable if you don't in fact have any pirated material on their. well that's never the fear is that you know while there are things in there that say that you have to try and calm the person and. it's it's pretty broad and basic this is if you can find the people and it doesn't say that you have to necessarily try very hard that you can you can start to go to the second level actions that are within the bill which which do allow for all sorts of actions to be taken against these sites potentially you know shutting them down or a blocking access to them but a very very broad and serious way especially when many of the sites may be not infringing or depending on the definition of how it is you know last year there were sites that were earlier this year actually there were spies that were seized that were found to be legal in their home country and yet suddenly coul

and started working on a couple of topics john young registered the weekly leeks dot org domain name in late december two thousand and six although young had already created something similar to wiki leaks several years before previously he used the cryptome dot org site for publishing classified material secrecy as the figures for a. british way overdone so threats to democracy are coming from his side of the from the secret people. and if they need to be exposed during the first few years of wiki leaks the resource was treated as a project created by internet fringes we can lease lives off donations but they were inconsistent at the time. or two years we were one and a half years we tried to build up we can fix as a project we published a lot of documents and try to get funding. very difficult for us so we have all put in our private funding into the project and tried to sustain it but that brain didn't work out so well at least not an infinite amount of money and. this is nuclear shelter you built during the second world war and modernized during the cold war so we have equal stru

brought wiki leaks the wiki leaks domain online went offline during the hectic week of information was . similar projects have been launched around the world including russia. most people in russia don't speak english that's why we wanted to make wiki leaks documents available to all russians online so we set about spotting reports of interest to people living in russia and countries of the commonwealth of independent states. are either fed to translation web sites where the people themselves translate them after receiving them via email russian pirates of the similar site called new leaks it largely mimics water sams has been doing it with the leaks a few leaks have already been made public. what about the informers will post their reports on the internet site. we will know absolutely nothing about them we see the whole thing as a black box churning out documents from time to time but there's a big question though is how are they going to send their stuff. in the summer of twenty ten a song together the circle of accredited journalists for wiki leaks these people were supposed to get

domain and going on line every day. we are in a position to say is that a good thing or a bad thing? the answer is clear that it is not only as daniel mentioned, crs reports are routinely making news and informing news, they are also cited in judicial opinion. they have become an informal part of the public conversation on policy and there are no downside to speak of. it is only a matter of time and good sense until the final barrier to public access is removed. i hope we can all do our part to make it come sooner. >> i was going to follow this up with questions of my own but it will be good to get some questions from the audience. i will ask the question. which is this. it seems a number of observers noticed crs reports seem to be changing themselves. they used to be more analytical. they would do a little less on the one hand and another type of analysis and more of this is the stronger argument or the weaker argument. it is not taking a side bet bring in the wake of experience to reach a reasoned opinion about someth

measure was presented last year called the court act however that measure wanted to allow suspected domains ending in dot com or dot nets to be able to be seized and well we all know how good the government is that seizing the right domains and that's why it was thrown out before it could be voted on but back to the protect ip act this is a big moment for movie makers recording studios anyone else out there isn't that going against copyright infringement they've been trying to take legal action against those who are pirating their material in a looks like they finally have congress fully in their pocket so this would mean a new era in copyright law that gives the government power to go after any one pirating material and it encourages encourages search engines to become more vigilant against these sites and gives movie and music powerhouses the ability to go after these pirates themselves a little scary right broadening censorship making a link to those sites an illegal act and encouraging black. it seems to go against everything that the internet was created for like free and open expressi

so when you go to a band website instead of seen this domain has been seized by and all the crap legal jargon that they put out there when they do that. you were automatically taken to a site and basically just saving you the trouble of finding the place that the information that they were trying to suppress has got up anyways because the internet is just that awesome the developers did this to demonstrate the futility of doing seizures and succeeded but now the department of homeland security has asked firefox to pull the plug in and they are this obeying that's right their legal team said that there is no legal basis for the question since there's no warrant no court order they have decided not to comply makes me proud to be using firefox and i support them for sticking to their guns on this issue so in other news you know i have to apologize to not have for not being actually better prepared for tonight's show but after what happened this weekend as you can imagine i've been a little bit busy with with me requests and i was actually did an interview for freedom watch on fox business

the other large component of this is the 979 dows and dollars for the demolition of the eminent domain buildings, the four buildings. we hope -- that is the portion that is adding the 60 days to the overall contract, as i said in the construction report. we are not extending the current demolition work past the current and the date of june 6. the other portions of the change order are made up of various unforeseen conditions and other minor changes, including building a ramp to access mission work and other minor hazardous material that needed removal, changes like that. if there any questions. >> any questions? >> no members of the public have indicated they want to address you. >> ok. motion to authorize this contract and vacation? second? all those in favor? opposed passes unanimously. >> item 9 is groups. that moves you to next item. item 10. approving an amendment to contract no. 08-04 authorizing webcor/obayashi joint venture to award a trade subcontract to pass electric as the responsible bidder submitting the lowest responsive bid in the amount of $650,000. [inaudible] >> good

. >> reporter: inside the police department's new domain awareness center.you are looking at is a network of surveillance cameras. 500 cameras recording. a federal grant paid for half for the network that should be fully operational in a few weeks. kron 4 news. >>> 700 nurses walked off the job at oakland's children's hospital. 100 replacement nurses were brought in while the contract dispute continues. >> a nurse who rate is $67.01. $140 a year. to pay $1.62 to be able to select where they bring their children for care is an option that gives them the flexibility to do that. it's the reason why we offer this option and we do not think it is unreasonable. >> i don't make $67 an hour. they are picking numbers that they want to make it look like we are greedy, and we don't want to kick in. we feel that we -- part of our benefit package has been health care without monthly co-pays. we don't want to change that. >> officials say they lost almost $18 million in 2009. >>> a hot day out there today with temperatures in the 80s. 73 in half moon bay, 74 in san franci

there are certain legal and modern issues that fall in the domain of the united nations and the international community. >> in their first statement since the bin laden attack, pakistani officials say a similar raid in the future will prompt a review of their ties with washington. from construction of the twin towers in 1970 to the new building under construction today, checkout ground zero in pictures on our website, the home page of wbal tv, wbaltv.com. surveillance video has been released in hopes of catching a suspect of a robbery. three masked people rushed into the edgewood laundromat. a 38-year-old female victim was also knocked around. anyone with information is asked to call metro crime stoppers. despite no visible signs of trauma, somebody killed phylicia barnes according to the chief of the medical office. authorities do not plan to release additional information about the investigation. >> i think each additional bit of information is helping investigators, and they're using that as effectively as they can. >> when phylicia barnes -- phylicia barnes's body was pulled from the susq

>>reporter: the new domain awareness center in oakland. take a look.f-the- art network of surveillance cameras set up throughout the school district. 500 cameras monitoring public areas. a federal grant paid for the $3 billion price tag. this should be fully operational in a few weeks. haazig madyun >>reporter: the metreion, a major renovation. >> today that new target in downtown san francisco part of that $30 million renovation. fourth and exteriors. with 20 restaurants, retail shops are planned for this new >> 600 construction jobs for happen immediately. and another 700 permanent jobs but also 20 different new restaurants/venues. facing the plaza and the entryways from mission street. flye businesses will be opening early next year. and target is slated to open in 2012. if maureen kelly, kron 4 news. he (music) >> jacqueline: with how heat continues and record- breaking. 89 degrees. the first record was 98, and oakland, 80, the previous was 88. current conditions are cooling down. right now, the sea breezes are sitting back and. away from the coast

but this book says -- map, border, industry, collusion, resistance, truth, spirit, faith, doctrine, domain, love, free, portal, wind, cut. did you hear the euphony of the street like a rain forest of song birds pefrpblged among the crinkle and fluttering leaves of newspapers as they addressed if not solved, defined if not created the problems and the promise of tomorrow? did you hear the explosion, the screech, the howl, the scream? did you even know of the dreams imploded inside the molten iron, splayed blood and torn guts across the narrow book-lined street as debate turned to barb's screeches, philosophy into choked smoke and a thousand years of history was buried in the rubble. or was there nothing except an inxoerable deadly silence. and the next reader is rick london. >> i'm going to read a few poems by the palestinian poet mahmud darish. i have the wisdom of one condemned to die. i possess nothing, so nothing can possess me and have written my will in my own blood. oh, inhabitant of my song, trust in water. and i sleep pierced and crowned by my tomorrow. i dream the earth's heart is

doctrine, domaine. love, free, open, winds, cut. did you here the euphony of the street like birds among the fluttering leaves of their books and newspapers as they addressed if not solved, defined if not created the problems and the promise of tomorrow? did you hear the explosion, the screech, the howl the scream. did you even know? >> the photograph. the photograph was of an iraqi boy on the front page of the new york times. he sat at the edge of the truck. 8 or 9 years old. surrounded by his family. his father, mother and 5 siblings were asleep. his head was buried in his hands. all the clouds of the world were waiting on the threshold of his ice. let all man wipe off the sweat and start the digging the 7th grace. >> for nearly a hundred years there was a station in the middle of san francisco. chinese were detained before being allowed to enter the u.s. in this reading, writer nancy om, takes the audience to angel island. >> palm trees faced us when we landed. they were like garred yens to pass the golden gate we told them what

doctrine, domaine. love, free, open, winds, cut. did you here the euphony of the street like birds among the fluttering leaves of their books and newspapers as they addressed if not solved, defined if not created the problems and the promise of tomorrow? did you hear the explosion, the screech, the howl the scream. did you even know? >> the photograph. the photograph was of an iraqi boy on the front page of the new york times. he sat at the edge of the

it is a familiar domaine of the ones who came out with it's loss and structure. this, alexander, is not your tongue. your tongue is muteulated, it's gone, rotten in your mouth along with the silence of the days where you became invisible you bad copy cat. despite the rage and the disappointment of your own kin. thank you. [applause] >> this is a scene from my novel [inaudible]. it seemed like a great opportunity to get to do this here. okay. what time is the first reader anyway? i didn't like bars this crowded. someone elbode me in the back. when i turned around i didn't know who the elbow belong said. relax. i didn't expect there to be this many people i thought they would be at the bar with the travel writers. i thought they the be with the hip sters i guess we are not hip sters we can't guess who they are into. we lessened the hipster intimidation factor and picked out the smart guy. this year we selected postmen pausal writers on the meaning of life. here i was, the city never fails to surprise me much the crowd was quieting. people were pointing toward the s

it is a familiar domaine of the ones who came out with it's loss and structure. this, alexander, is not your tongue. your tongue is muteulated, it's gone, rotten in your mouth along with the silence of the days where you became invisible

the commission unanimously approved by in the triangle lot under eminent domain. there was some controversy over the acquisition of this project. because of the law, we really could not develop a vision at that time for how this piece of property was used for recreation purposes and how it was tied into park planning. but you see it here today. i think this is what the commission had in mind when we acted on this five or six years ago. it allows you to consolidate park uses and create a new library, making it up to a situation for the uses of both facilities. i think the street closure mimics what we have done throughout san francisco when we have had the opportunity to expand park property with these unusual street grids. market street during the rebuild -- during the bart metro development in the late 1960's -- we closed a number of these trials including public holiday plaza down at busch market to create larger public spaces. that hat -- that is being done at this site with little impact on traffic patterns. i urge you to improve the street vacation plan. >> a

as for our growth business domain, we will exed up and down sales of environment-related products. the disaster has not changed our management strategy. >> reporter: nearly half the company's $18.5 billion in steals are based on overseas business. t torrey has advanced clothing materials to resin used for electrical appliances to various car parts and materials. it's also attracting worldwide attention for its water pure sighing technology. a fine meshed membrane is the key to making seawater and other nonconsumable water drinkable. toray says the development could purr fi water contaminated with radioactive substances from the crippled fukushima nuclear plant. >> translator: we are testing possibilities right now. our technology eliminating very fine substances. water.may be effective in >> reporter: two months since the march disaster, corporate production across many industries is still hindered by a shortage of parts, unreliable power supply and the unresolved nuclear emergency. come countries now call for radiation checks on japanese products before they are shipped out. disru

is there a way that could be considered part of the public domain as well?

is there a way that could be considered part of the public domain as well? it is virtually public-service been provided. rate payers are paying for the service. it is something the city has condemned with the current agreement that has lasted decades. -- it is something the city has condoned with the current agreement that has lasted decades. >> i have no idea of the documents in place. that is not something we looked at. supervisor mirkarimi: i know we're facing a tight timeline. if we ask you to go back and with the question that goes to the heart of what a number of us were asking about how we're getting compares to what other jurisdictions are getting, how long would it take you to do that comparison and look at the issue that commissioner avalos brought up? >> and like to get three weeks to a month. -- i would like to get three weeks to a month. let me give you a caveat

the first time khan academy because-- i think it was 2007 i decided to set up my own domain name andnother way of viewing the videos and i also started working on the software for my cousin, giving problems and exercises, and i played it all on the site. and i was working for a hedge fund, lowell capital, and i told my boss, i'm sal khan, khan academy. >> rose: what are your dreams? what count it to be? >> you know, if i-- and i used to be kind of quiet about this dream because it seemed kind of like a degrees kraez thing. even last year it seemed crazy kraez interest me to say what i'm about to say. but now, i think there's a potential for-- online learning known takes it seriously-- they take it seriously. online learning is here and your prestigious universities are over here. they're not in the same conversation. i'm hoping khan academy can turn into an institution, i don't want to say rivals but talked in the same conversation--. >> rose: in place where's you can learn. >> place where's you can learn at a very high level. you can start in arithmetic but you can go deep and it's

combating the terrorism, there are certain moral and legal issues which fall properly within the domain of the international community. and it is interesting that some of the reports that we see today especially being attributed to the discourse already which has started to surface is on the instruments and how best to prosecute the war against terror. of course, pakistan is mindful of its international obligations, and we believe that everybody concerned ought to be mindful of the international obligations. so, on the issue of sovereignty, another related matter, it is known, and i am not making anything a public disclosure, there has been a very old debate on unilateral ism versus respect for the instruments of collective security. of course, united states is a very important partner, especially a partner in the fight against terror. but it is worth stating here that -- and this has nothing to do with the osama bin laden -- that any country, any other country that would ever act on the assumption that it has the might and mimic union hat -- unilateralism of any sorts will find, at lea