henry parra and sgt russell gordon. the nomination will be read by assistant chief denise schmitt, the commanding officer at parallel at the time of the event. on february 17, 2010, at 4:30 in the afternoon, lt. henry parra and started russell gordon of terrible station confronted a deadly situation on the 1800 block of urban street. 1800 block of urban street is a light commercial corridor, starts on 19th avenue and runs nw. it contains many restaurants and businesses and is surrounded by residents. in many of the businesses, they are owned by business owners -- they are owned by asian business owners. this was the beginning of the lunar new year. when they arrived to work, they decided to walk a foot speed on irving street. as they arrived on 1800 block, unbeknownst to them, two men with violent criminal histories or having an argument inside one of the restaurants. these men were career criminals with asian gang affiliations. their arrest histories include robbery, carjacking, trafficking, assault weapons. this argum

when he conveyed that decision to gordon brown, according brown said, i will destroy you. -- gordon brown said, i will destroy you. >> that is a good note to move on. [laughter] >> i do not think it was overplayed. >> what i was going to ask you is that i do not find the police taking 25 quid for a phone number of multi shocking. -- remote lead shocking. -- remotely shocking. we are talking about 8 major revolving door situation. >> the number of times he met news international, that was the final straw. the man you had been arrested, the man who was giving his life to andy coulson, but was advising the prime minister. he had a job advising the police commissioner. there is nothing in this. twice. first camp and then -- that is not about, i do not agree. it is a much smaller quantum. it stinks, doesn't it? you are being advised by someone. you never do a proper police inquiry. that really does stink. the revolving doors of jobs between a columnist, it does not look good. >> what about john stevens? i mentioned in the other night and the next morning, there was a tape recording on my desk

i agree with gordon that the chinese could do more.one, i think, within their political and economic situation as much as they can. the chinese currency did appreciate from 2005-2008 and stopped aappreciating since 2008 but began to recent a little bit this year once again. and chinese inflation is picking up. so the effective exchange rate of the chinese currency is actually appreciating more than the nominal exchange rate. and the chinese trade surpluses are declining relative to the size of the g.d.p. i agree with gordon that the chinese can do more, but it is not the case that they are resisting changes. i think the bigger change they can do is within the domestic economic management. they should get the domestic consumption up. they should reduce the pace of the investment. they are not willing to do that. that i'm worried about. >> brown: well let me ask the other side of this, of course, amid all this economic worry around the world is if there's no growth or slow growth in the u.s. and europe, a lot of people are still looking

low gordon, terry anders, karl, please. pastor bell, judith gallardo, leslie marie. emily harris. >> good afternoon, supervisor mirkarimi. chairman mirkarimi. . thank you for waiting. >> i'm the founder of the recovery survival network. we have been surfing san francisco's ex-offender population from the corner of 16th and mission now since 1997. we know this population. we understand what this population needs. they trust us because we represent true cultural competency. there's a difference in having a contract and putting some refined words on a piece of paper talking about what cultural competency really means. cultural competency means having people of the same ethnicity and/or of the same mindset working with one another. our agency understanding the needs of this population has developed family of friends clean and sober living network. we are a california association of alcohol recovery resources certified in all of our locations. we currently have 10 s.r.o. master leases. we are extremely proud of the housing that we provide. the house we took older building

rachel gordon, city hall reporter for "the san francisco chronicle." carla marinucci, political writer, also with "the chronicle." carla, you were at the town hall meeting in oakland where this took place. congresswoman barbara lee and honda and minority leader pelosi were all there. what's your impression of what went on? what's the tone of this? >> it was very dramatic. you had about 900 people show up. there's so much media coverage of the tea party mooucvement one other side of the aisle. the anger there about deficits and debt. i think we've been remiss in covering this faction of anger that's out there in the public. it was very clear, it was very on display that night in oakland. calls from the audience, chants telling pelosi and lee and congressman honda to tax the rich. at some points calling them sellouts on the issue of the debt agreement. they were talking about ending the war. i mean, people lined up and we heard story after story of frustrated people who wanted to work, who want jobs and are very, very concerned about what is going to hap

host: gordon adams, thank you. turning our attention to this story, congress adjourned about funding to faa -- without funding to faa. that is our next topic. first, a news update from c-span radio. >> the government will borrow $72 billion in debt auction next week now that congress has raised the nation's borrowing limit. the treasury will sell three- year note, 10-year notes and 30- year bonds to raise the money. one-third of it will go to repay debts due august 15. and in plummet report today shows job growth stalling and layoffs rising to a 16-month high. june's private payrolls have been revised down to an increase of one hard 45,000 from the previously reported 157,000. this adds fuel to the argument that the slowdown story is here in the u.s.. the debt negotiations appeared to have had an effect on president obama's campaign war chest. his reelection campaign expects to raise tens of millions of dollars less this summer than it did last spring because the debt talks forced the administration and his fund-ra

this is the underbelly of the gordon ramsay beast, the kinder, gentler -- this is the gordon ramsay cookss guy's not mean. look at him. [ laughter ] he's the dude in the hawaiian shirt. having a good time. >> this is about -- when bad food happens to people, it's a problem. and i'm there to stop that. >> jimmy: i love it, though. that's what people want to see, i think. i go, "i swear, mom, he's the nicest guy." >> "master chef" is a search for america's most culinary amateur talent. so, these are home cooks, like everyone here. who can cook out there? [ cheers ] so, this is a search for the best home cook in america. and it's my job, our job, to figure out who that is. so, it's all about the business of finding out who america's culinary talent really is. >> jimmy: you got some nut jobs on there as well. >> every passion comes with its tweaks. >> jimmy: that's true. would you hire any of these people for your own? >> not only would i, we have. we've hired people in our restaurants from seasons one and two, because they are talented and passionate. and they bring a lot of who they are. >>

and i could talk for another thirty minutes on this but we've got no time thanks very much indeed gordon chang the author of the coming collapse of china also a columnist for forbes dot com we really appreciate your time thanks a lot thank you. the two thousand and four tsunami in south asia took everything from many of the victims that lived along the coast of india recovering it's been next to impossible in some of resorted to sending the only thing they have left their body parts as this report. cala a room again is alone in her tiny empty apartment in chennai like many indians who struggle to make ends meet kala is constantly in debt despite selling pretty much everything she has including her own kidney. i went to a group he told me that i could sell my kidney i agreed because i was in a bad situation and my children were small we did not even have any food to eat when the two thousand and four tsunami hit the coast of south asia kala was one of hundreds of thousands of people who lost everything in order to get back on her feet she got a loan that she was later unable to repay. we

. >> reporter: that bike, a special gift from connie and gordon hankins.wo grandparents on a mission. is this how you imagined you'd be spending your retirement years? >> not exactly. >> actually not. but it's a good way to spend it. >> what else would we be doing? >> what would we be doing, you know? >> reporter: in their basement workshop, they transform tricycles with high seat backs and velcro foot clips so children with disabilities can ride. >> it's not just a toy. it builds the strength they need and then they get that confidence they can do other things. >> reporter: after 50 years of marriage, their teamwork is evident. a finished bike in 15 minutes. >> like i said, i never tire of doing it. >> reporter: and never tired of the smiles of the 900 children they've touched over the past 15 years. >> hello! >> hi. >> hello! >> reporter: 2-year-old noah fontenot needs braces to walk and is wobbly on his feet. we were there when he got his first taste of freedom on wheels. >> oh, he's doing it! >> he sees other kids riding their bikes. he wants to get in

[applause] i also want to say thank you to ed rogers, shannon and show then and hugo gordon on the hill. touching on this briefly, there was a moment when i thought my career was over. year with a good career that took many years to build was going down the tubes fast. now people thought you were going to a book signing but you are here for a celebration. i don't know if they have that on the survivor tv show with this is what it feels like. [laughter] i have my head above the waves and i am standing. you cannot get to that point* without people who care about your love you for people who tell you who -- how you are wrong. so many tonight are zealous people especially those who are a professional journalist how things go up and down. you never know. tonight, and this is a celebration for me in for love. [applause] you were the best new stood by me. thank god. [applause] >> how are you? >> more baseball. >> we will how the 100th birthday party. and partner of the last two years. and then to some of the debates

host: gordon adams? guest: this is political rhetoric. we can do it in a manageable and reasonable way without it being armageddon. i do not expect armageddon i would expect, say, $500 billion over 10 years. we're talking about something like 8% or 9% of currently- reflected defense budgets. as been done before and we're still globally dominant. what we are looking at is caught in the political stance of washington with a lot of rhetoric surrounding the choices that people want to make and do not want to make, and reasonable people will compromise. they always compromise one we are doing budgets at the level of the top line. there is not cuts be done analytically. host: larry, a democratic caller in tennessee. caller: if they want to cut military and government spending, why don't they do away with all government programs, and protect the rich, so they can get their tax breaks, and big businesses, so they can ship our jobs overseas? host: chalk, a republican in oregon. caller: i was wondering which president he served under, and if he is

activist, district 8, the founding executive director of the chinatown community development center gordonn, strychnine shirley chen, district 10, a community leader and visitation valley, and last but not least, the business woman and president of an iron works co., florence kong. could you join me in thanking all of their leadership? [applause] the last thing i want to say is we have been celebrating our heritage for 163 years, and i look forward to another 163 years of celebration. thank you very much for being here. >> supervisor chiu, thank you very much. this is the seventh year that san francisco has held an official celebration for asian americans. the plans are the culminated efforts of the members of the mayor's asian-pacific american heritage celebration committee. please welcome me and joining claudine cheng for her remarks on this year's celebration. >> thank you, everyone, for joining us for our celebration this year. the theme of our celebration is celebrate heritage, celebrated community voices. the community is selected this team for two reasons. one -- the community recog

this rail line goes to don and gordon bad spots fifteen kilometer so he don't matter then it's another twenty by road to the future nuclear waste disposal site there when i was the reason a temporary site trains loaded with nuclear waste is wrong on this line kanu care. about and actually surprise is the key to a successful action. that will jump over the fence. but. i don't want to go. one two three four five six seven. let us on this seventy five seventy six seventy seven i can't summon to seven officers plus those over there that i don't know about there's a crowd on the bridge but it's about twenty five per person that's what they need to drive the nuclear train for. as you probably already know i remain passive silent and ever cut anything or destroy anything. i obviously don't have an on off switch to stop all nuclear construction overnight . although. they say i'm going custody and we stand by tiny step we're making our dreams come true. this year the contacts so typists in today's silly konta has sixteen sponsors. on a fish oil one at each one gives ten twenty thirty euros a mo

brown on the eve of his 2009 political conference speech, gordon brown said, i will destroy you. >> that's a good moment to move on. [laughter] perhaps he did. i mean, he is destroyed in that sense. um well -- >> i don't think it was overflay played. -- overplayed. >> what i was going to ask you really was, you see, i don't find the police taking 25 quid for a phone number remotely shocking. i can't imagine any police system in the world including the earth while soviet union where police didn't get kickbacks for a bit of info. and that, surely, is not what we're talking about. we're talking about a major revolving door situation in which large sums of money moved into the police and out again back into news international, right? >> and jobs. >> yeah. >> you talk about jobs for news international and the number of times paul stevenson met news international and the links that were being made with neil wallace, for example. that really was a final straw a man who had been arrested a man who was giving advice to andy coulson who was advising the prime minister. who was subsequently, y

in fresno, california, see photos of theette earth's wildest corner taken by a photographer named gordon. that's your pacific event of the day. >> thank you so much. now here's an early look at your headlines in entertainment. five times could be a charm for bruce willis fans. producers are reportedly working on a fifth-"die hard" film which super cop john mcclain's adventures play out russia. >>> and katy perry's single "last friday night" hit number one on the billboards, giving her album "teenager dream" five number ones, tying the record set by michael jackson's 1982 album "bad." >>> actor richard gere not only plays get ark but he is an avid collector, but he is auctioning them off for as much as $1 million to support humanitarian causes. the gibson flying v alone is expected to go for up to $90,000. >>> and, finally, this ranks right up there in all-time celebrity hissy fits. you'll be shaking your heads with this one. according passengers french actor gerrard de pardu apparently anearbiryuated apparently being denied into the bathroom and urinated in the aisle. he was escorted off

. >> nascar, paul monard gets his first victory by conserving fuel and holding off jeff gordon. this 67th sprint cup start. paul menard and brickyard 400 winner. >> raiders found one of their own free agents, michael huff but he can't practice until thursday and "x" games and infineon. that is like you leaving the garage this in the morning. >> a little green, [ male announcer ] brace yourself for the big, bold taste of a subway® bbq pulled pork sub. tender, succulent slow-cooked pork with sweet and smoky barbecue sauce, all on freshly baked bread. subway. eat fresh®. >>> little blue spurf and not so little green men from space photo finish for the box office this weekend. danielle craig cowboys and aliens and family adventure, the smurfs tied for the top spot. last weekend's winner dropped to number three followed by harry potter and crazy stupid love. harry potter crossed the one billion dollar mark at the box office. it's the first in the franchise to hit the mark worldwide. the last of the eight films topped the other seven with a domestic total of just $318 million. >> wow.

foreign policy director gordon adams will take your questions about defense spending cuts in the debt ceiling bill. and we will examine the debate over reauthorization of the federal aviation administration with national journal correspondent fawn johnson. washington journal is live on c- span every day and 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> this weekend on "book tv" don c-span2, the life and times of clarence darrow. and then at the british citizens who fought for the union and the confederates. and on sunday at noon eastern, three hours of your calls and questions, in depth with ann coulter on how she says the liberal mob is endangering america. look for the complete "book tv" schedule at the web site and sign up for alerts, weekend schedules in your in box. >> before president obama signed the bill raising the debt limit and cutting federal spending, he said that any future efforts to reduce the deficit should include changes to the tax code to raise revenue. he spoke after the senate passed the debt ceiling bill, calling on congress to now approve pending free-trade deals and extend unemployme

the opposition socialist party to pass a constitutional amendment in france not dissimilar to what gordon brown had in the u.k. and elsewhere. they are resisting that. he is basically busing in angela marco to put pressure on the socialists to vote for this. >> when you looked at the health of the eurozone, it does not seem like it is a very good state at the moment. is it a stretch to say the future of the euro depends on the goodwill of the german people? we will carry on subsidizing the countries that are underperforming? >> i think the future of the eurozone relies on political leaders ultimately coming up with a viable solution. in the short term, the future of the eurozone resides with the ec be. it is the ec be that has the capacity to create stability in financial markets. in the long run, eurozone leaders will come up with a plan that will entail further financial transfers from germany and other northern countries to the periphery. >> meanwhile, we have learned that what happens in europe does not stay in europe. it is felt here as well. >> if europe does not get its act togethe

melanie gordon and patrice parks put up no fight. >> mandatory. we didn't have a choice. we had to go. >> no charge for the ferry, though, back. >> that was cool. ( laughter ) >> reporter: edna mckelvey headed in the opposite direction, back to ocracoke to pick up her mother. >> it's mandatory for the residents tomorrow and she's elderly and has heart problems and a pacemaker. >> reporter: 860,000 north carolinians could live within irene's reach. hurricane fran was the last category-3 storm to sock this state. it killed 14 people here and caused $2.4 billion in damages and governor bev purdue wants to avoid a repeat. >> we are preparing for the worse, get that plan together today. >> reporter: patricia cardwell has a plan. she's just not convinced it's the right one. >> they don't know what's going to happen. that thing could strengthen more than what they say it could be. >> reporter: governor purdue has the national guard on standby, fema is already in place, and by saturday morning, scott, irene in all its furry could be here, too. >> pelley: thanks mark. cbs news hur

four lap left and takes the lead hoping to hold off jeff gordon and he does. to win his first ever sprint cup race. he thanks the sponsors and his long time backers. big race. patrick willis the 49ers linebacker going out of the san diego. he is unquestionably the defensive team leader. congress, democrats and s to raise the deb enjoy the show tonight. >> as you just heard minutes ago a deal has been reached between the white house, congress and the democrats and republicans to raise the debt limit. we'll have more details of the deal, reaction to it and when that agreement will be voted on. that and more coming up 30 minutes. that's it for eyewitness news at 5:30 and you can find everything on cbs5.com ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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menard retakes the lead, hoping to hold off a charred charge from jeff gordon and he does.ot a bad place. menard to win his first ever sprint cup race and he thanks his sponsors, he thanks his dad, long time racing backer. coming up tonight -- more on the i tell my dad as soon as i pull up into victory lane. said something like 35 years of trying here and here you go. this one's for you. it is definitely for him. he'd been trying. put up a lot of time and energy to winning at indy and it's a big deal. >> if you're ever going to pick any place to win a first race -- if you're a nascar -- you're going to say the daytona 500. next up would be the brick yard because the brickyard is the brickyard. it's like -- so the 49ers started practice this weekend and patrick willis, if you look at the niner defense they've lost so many key players. patrick willis comes to the forefront i think as a mentor and leader. so many young players will be on the roster. patrick willis will be our guest tonight. -- >> at 11:35. that's right. thank you, ann. >>> well coming up tonight a little earli

allen gore gordon scores.now oneless in their last ten matches. >> and congratulations to sense. the 98-year-old san francisco resident became the first woman ever awarded a 10th degree black belt. only three people reached that level. of course, they are all men. they are going to have a big celebration for her in october. >> i hope we get to cover that. >> yes, isn't that unbelievable? >> we'll be right back. ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪ he even hangs out with the camp director. just like that. [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. [ male announcer ] get ready for the left lane. the volkswagen autobahn for all event is back. right now, get a great deal on new volkswagen models, including the jetta, awarded a top safety

and jeff gordon for his third win of the year. kyle bush and jimmie johnson today. >>> shortened to 54 holes due to irene. an eagle on number 4 after hauling it from the sand. matt kucher tied for the lead with johnson but had back-to- back bogeys. shoots a six under 55 and wins the opening fedex cup tournament playoff by two strokes. this is his first win of the year. and finally the earthquakes visiting toronto. scoring in the 87th minute tying the game at 1. the 9th goal of the season. the quakes tie and earn a point but it is now 13 matches and counting since their last win. of course, the raiders will play their third preseason game. it is sunday night football but it is blacked out. but they are hosting the saints which should be a very good test for them. >> to you think this home team is going to be per than the other home teams? >> you know, it is interesting pause the saints really gave it to the niners and blitzed a bunch in the first game but then last week they lost to houston some who knows. >> we had been right back

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associated press and james pindell how the 2012 presidential candidates reacted to the debt compromise and gordon adams on defense spending cuts. after that "national journal correspondent looks at the federal aviation administration funding and your emails and phone calls. washington journal live wednesday at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. earlier today, a president signed the debt ceiling and deficit reduction bill that his remarks coming up at 8:00 p.m. eastern. press secretary announced the signing to reporters and asked answered questions about the president's future economic agenda. >> thank you all for being here. iffer an announcement. on september 11, 2011rks the president and mrs. obama will join with the rest of the american people marking the 10th anniversary of a day we will never forget. the president will participate in commemorations at each of the three locations, lower manhattan, shanksville, pennsylvania and at the pentagon. throughout the day, he will pay tribute to those we lost, honor the americans who responded on that day and who served in harm's way over the last decad

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again the secretary of state and assistant secretary gordon raised this when they were in istanbul with the turkish leadership. >> but you do not believe that erilou could make his own decisions notwithstanding what the turkish government's views are? you think he could make independent decisions? >> i think the turkish government whants and believes is extremely salient. even since i've been back to turkey this time there have been tensions in the relationship between the community in northern cyprus and ankara. there have been protests back and forth. so they identify themselves as sip reyots, from my understanding -- as cipriots, from my understanding. tush irk cipriots, but cypriots. i wouldn't want to guess how far he'd go to make a difference. >> i wasn't asking you so much about him but the assignment where you're at, turkey and its influence in this decision making process. from our perspective, i've been following this almost 20 years now, it's clear to me ta turkey has a significant influence into whether or not this issue is resolved or not in a way that's acceptable both to

gordon adams was here, former associate budget director for national security. and he was talking about these budget cuts and his perspective. let's listen in. >> it's quite obvious this is political rhetoric, but not analytical rhetoric. we have done this several times in the last 60 years, and we can do it now without it being armageddon. that being said, i don't expect armageddon. i would expect, say, $500 billion over 10 years. now, you're talking about something like 8% or 9% of currently projected defense budget. it's been done in the past. it's been managed. we have a reasonable force at the end of it, and it's still globally dominant. i think what we're looking at is this whole debt and deficit is defense debate is caught in the dance of washington with a lot of rhetoric surrounding the choices people want to make and don't want to make. reasonable people are going to compromise. i'll tell you, they always compromise when they're doing budget at the level of a top line. there's not a department in government that cuts because it's done analytically, it c

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growth he have no choice because the debt monster both visible and on the shadow banking system is gordon brown himself called it is this huge out of control monster that requires zero percent interest rates there is no risk of rates going higher that won't happen in anyone's near future interest rates will be kept at zero indefinitely and this is another way to disenfranchise the poor who are rioting as an example of trickle down larceny the other thing i might add. it is that you could have predicted this in the price of gold because of course the price signal from gold has told us that this crime identical atmosphere environment of the u.k. would not stop as the price of gold has soared over eleven hundred pounds an ounce that was only six or seven years ago two hundred pounds well you mention something the price signal in an environment where prices are manipulated the bond prices are totally manipulated the governments are buying their own bonds so you can look to them for accurate price discovery stock markets are bought seventy percent bought and sold by computers there's no price

ever aircraft carrier heralding a new era for china's naval fleet and as author and forbes columnist gordon chang says its neighbors should keep a close eye on developments in the communist led superpower. it said that its new aircraft carrier is for scientific research and training well of course it's not it's meant to try to intimidate countries in the region especially in the south china sea where china is claims the entire body of water as an internal chinese lake and of course china wants to project power not only southwards but northwards towards mongolia and russia they talk about the last territories clearly beijing wants to get these territories in a later date but no country right now threatens china and that really is what is bothering the countries in the neighborhood and the united states and basically what's going on is there is a military build up which really is the big sin the past is in the world today its most recent white paper it talked about information technology and cyber war also clearly they're putting money into their navy and to their air force the only laggard r

gordon bennett, a cousin of the loomis family, still lives in the area and takes great pride in remembering what his family did. >> and we found in the end result of it everything paid off. we did the right thing, and we were on the right track to begin with. >> especially during that time where there was a lot of fear of the war and there was a lot of prejudice--you know, prior to world war ii, there was a lot of prejudice against the asians in general, and so for a local family to step up like that against a lot of the community was very brave of them. >> today the whole ikeda family takes great satisfaction in the fact that they farm across the same fields their ancestors did nearly 90 years ago, and today, they have grown so large that they estimate that nearly 35 million people are eating pove produce annually. they farm everything to bok choy to lettuce to spinach, but they're best known internationally for napa cabbage. in fact, they are now the largest grower and shipper of it in the world. >> napa cabbage, we started growing that back in the fifties, and it's really taken off in po

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