mr. allen's more. thank you. >> good evening. i may legislative aide to the district to supervisor. we like to ask that you continue this because we have not heard from the owner, we have not heard anything about this until recently. there has been little neighborhood outreach in our opinion. the neighborhood associations have not had a chance to meet with mr. aowen. mr. feldman has not sat down and met with him. when patrisha was meeting with him, they met casually but did not have a meeting. also, our office has never been contacted and as commissioner joseph stated, the past owner created a serious situation for the neighborhood. and past owners created serious situations for the neighborhood. it is a bone of contention and neighborhood outreach, a good neighborhood outreach is what is required when moving forward. i would note that given the fact that we are discussing the board of supervisors limited life permit, may be an accessory use is more appropriate for this location. that needs to be discussed also. my boss would love to discuss what mr. owens sees for this location. it

recognize libya's rebels the first to become free and now the first in talks with rebel leaders for mr allen sure paces victory gives him great satisfaction opposition m.p. jack lang everyone to be thankful that inspired action at the united nations. corporations in states that voted for you an intervention rubbing their hands one of the first members of a french team. as a representative of the different or company. is not the. french all joins the toll has been named as this was big enough rubble all for a go to look brazil russia and china for quote political issues there are three states who refuse strong sanctions against gadhafi those nations had contracts with the former regime the russian official says quote we've lost libya completely it is well known that it is a wall for all that these so-called position government has promised to give the old two from france officially claims its war mission is over but analysts tippit to secretly stay you'll be in libya make sure it profits france only maintaining forces. presence in libya even the. resolution. yes but keeping troops in the coun

. >> mr. allen is in a general population unit.someone be deemed incompetent, that would be through a psychiatrist and the court would deem them incompetent and you wouldn't be housed in the house of correction. you would be at bridgewater which is where our state facility is. >> though he's been ruled competent, corey has posed problems. >> he's got a very poor impulse control. so when he gets ramped up, he's uncontrollable to bring down. so there are issues. sometimes he's in much more need of mental health, to be seen by them and get back to a calming state. >> no touch and move. okay. you run all over that [ bleep ]. okay. it's like that? it's like that? >> it's like that. >> it's like that. >> it's like that? >> it's like that. >> while housing corey provides a correctional staff, sharing a cell with angel, a friend from the streets, has made time go by a little easier for everyone. >> we've known each other for seven, eight years. he's a riot. he's a riot in here laughing all night, giggling. i don't know, it's like being on

. >> mr. allen is an electrician. >> i am not finding a lot out there. it is tough to get a job right now. there is a lot of competition. >> mr. green is an equipment support engineer transitioning to high tea. >> everyone wants to-five years experience. i do not have >> laundry works and customer service. >> you just have to keep looking and stay positive. >> despite the fact of office remains filled with job-seekers, those to run the centers in hiring as on the >> in the last four months, and 90 have found work which is definitely an increase over the same period last year. hist >> subject of the implementing a juvenile curfew as a means to reduce violent crime in oakland is a touchy subject for leaders in oakland city hall. i could not find one city councilperson available to discuss. jean quan doi told me that she does not support the curfew idea. the mayor might be open to some kind of a boy during enforcement to get teenagers off of the streets during certain hours. police chief floated the curfew idea to oakland city leaders a while back as an opti

mr. allen is interviewed by washington pours reporter, jose antonio vargas.? good. i should just begin by saying that sometimes you just can't really trust the media. [laughter] >> i have no idea what you mean. >> i'm saying this from somebody who comes from media. we tend to oversimplify, sensationalize. i think we care more about -- we care more about kind of the tension and conflict analyst about death and context. and i'm saying this because judging by the excerpt on 60 minutes, the segment on 60 minutes, some reviews, some blogs, you would think they are focused like something out of the social network of the 1980s or something. like it is like a bill gates versus paul allen flatbeds. i think somebody said you were the better billionaire. and so i breathe this stuff and then i actually finally read the book. i am like, wait a second, didn't they read the exact same book i just read? i think the point i am trying to get at is this idea that i think in the book you write this critically about yourself and what you've done that kind of the failures you've h

bush, mr. allenctor for counterproliferation and senior director for legislative affairs at the national security council. he also held senior, legislative affairs roles during the bush administration with the white house homeland security council and the department of state. rachel brand serves as the national chamber litigation center's chief counsel for regulatory litigation. before assuming this role she was with the firm of wilmer hail and prior to wilmer hail ms. brand served in government for nearly eight years as assistant attorney general for legal policy at the u.s. department of justice. and associate counsel to the president at the white house. to begin our conversation today, i'd like to hear from our panelists a little bit about their views from experience or perhaps from their study of history about how ronald reagan worked with his white house staff and worked with his administration in dealings with the congress over the eight years of his president. anita, i know that you knew him p

mr. mike allen has a look at the playbook. hello, mike. >> good morning, mr.e. >> good to see you. let's talk about rick perry. the campaign is gaining traction and getting lot of attention. the romney campaign is not that concerned about it, why? >> at least publicly, they are staying the course. mitt romney is doing what front-runners do, continue to focus on the general election. he's going to keep beating up obama. team obama started to feel better in iowa. they think perry is potentially a formidable candidate, they love the idea of republicans going after each other. the week before, the republicans were going after obama. mitt romney says he's going to stick to his message of jobs, economy, going after obama and talking act his private sector experience which sets him apart from both perry and obama. >> mark halperin, is that a good strategy to look past the republican field, even if it includes rick perry and president obama? >> it's a good strategy now and one he can maintain. he's going to do it in new hampshire. the two things out there that force h

mr. mike allen has a look for us at the playbook.lo. >> good morning, guys. >> yesterday, we talked about your politico report, the obama campaign to go negative on mitt romney insinuating he's weird in some way. mitt romney responded -- >> wait, i was thinking about this. i was walking around saying he's making fun of his jeans? real? he not only wears moms jeans. >> i'm a mom and i wear jeans. >> his jeans are a lot different than your jeans and mitt romney's jeans. >> weird. >> i'm just saying, willie reported yesterday that barack obama is going to make fun of his jeans. >> his skinny jeans. >> i wouldn't do that if i wore jean that is looked like a tent and wears them up to here. also, he's going to say that mitt romney is weird. real? do we want to go there, too. really? >> there's big old glass houses. >> let's watch the response. >> because only a more civil and honest public discourse can help us face up to the challenges of our nation. >> wow. mike allen, tell us more about the romney response here. he called it disgraceful

mr. mike allen. hello. >> we just heard steven colberg's take. another aide is leaving? >> there's less. a little tough to top colberg. yesterday tim cameron who was head of operations at gingrich's think tank said he was leaving to go into the private-sector, to go over to another republican firm. he's been out there having to defend that twitter feed that as was mentioned has been charged with being fleeted. the twitter feed may be okay. it's over a million people. the reason for that is that newt gingrich along with john mccain were two of the few republicans who originally were on the twitter list of recommended feeds. >> mike, we've been tough on newt at times. he deserved it. but this seems to be a nonstory only because newt gingrich -- you go on to any conservative site in the past five, six, seven years newt is all over the place. say what you will about other people. i think newt would be one of the few people that would need to build a following. newt has a huge following outside of washington, forget what the polls say. you know, if he goes and delivers his sp

mr. gonzalez. bottom of the 8th, ryan sweeney, to left field, allen in from second, a's take a 3-1 lead and they're to victory but just to make sure, josh willingham doing exactly what he was brought here to do and that's provide the long ball. that he does. back to back nights he's done it. this is deep to left field, 2 run shot, his 22nd of the year and a strong effect from gio gonzalez and the a's take the jays for second straight night 5-1. let's take it down to north carolina. third round action of the championship. peterson suched up to tie for third. here's his birdie and then it's webb simpson keeping pace. one of 6 he had of the day. he's your leader two strokes over gainey. meantime, on to canada, this nationwide race, walsh loses control, patrick, both drivers are falling behind and his crew chief not pleased at all with wallace as he grabs him by the hair yelling at him, turning into all star wrestling after taking the lead with 10 laps to go. he held on for the win. remember he won last week. that was last monday as a matter of fact. there you have it. 49ers 17-3 winners. giants lose,

. >> last night allen west took a shot at the president and congresswoman maxime waters. today waters responded. >> mr. west's brother is here. he found himself out of a job. and he asked his brother to help him. and his brother told him to come to me. >> now allen west's brother is weighing in. we'll play you the tape. >> he said that wisconsin was open for business. it wasn't just a slogan. >> today awful job numbers out of the state of wisconsin. we'll see how scott walker spins this. and we have the latest from ohio. and then psycho talk. el rushpo can't help himself when it come to race. >> the triple double oreo. it isn't long before it will be called the or bam-eo. >> as inon the program last night, i've never sustain middle class in this country so engaged when it come to the issues of labor as i have seen right now. whether it is residents of wisconsin or ohio or union members or minority communities. the middle class is getting restless across this country. waiting for washington to do something about jobs, and the rights of american workers. take the african-american community, for example.

mr. sweet's discussion. i completely endorse what allen said about the wall israel has erected to keep palestinians in an open prison. this is an absolute comparison. it is astonishing the professor cannot see that. it is as plain as concrete and barbed wire walls in front of your face. israel has killed far more people than germany did. host: let me get a response to that. guest: the israelis built a wall because they were subject constantly to terrorist attacks and people lobbing attacks of the population. since they built a wall, the numbers have gone down. they did it for their own national security. host: do you want to follow up? caller: absolutely. israel is building jewish settlements in occupied territory. it is a violation of international law that israel knows very well. israel received the document in 1967 telling them is against the law to build in occupied territory. they disregard international law. host: we go to ronald joining us from mount vernon, n.y. caller: the berlin wall was brought down by the solidarity walensa. likek the wall in the nine states is being built so he cannot carry out h

scientists is mr healthier why did you agree to co-chair this caucus council because you're friends with author of what is your reading of the reasons why the i was asked by george allen for why much admire and respect our he told me that he thought it would be helpful to them to. be his undertaking and. i wished to do what i could to support him. that said then such a project takes on a life of its own it becomes a challenge and i can see many other good reasons why i should try and help it succeed like one first and foremost so that russia will be. more successful as a country and a better force for good in the world as if it is it is a job for you are you paid for that i want or need your in need i'm afeard payment which i must tell you is not beyond what i receive from anyone else to provide such a consulting service i'm offered by many more than i have the time to do and i've chosen to do this i'm not a comparable level of remuneration because of the reasons that i told scott has already been done the russian silicon valley recalls of the russian silicon valley well do you think they will try to will you try to follow the american example to going to go in the am

allen, thank you for that. >>> joining me on the phone is cory booker, the mayor of -- good morning, mr. mayor. >> we've seen a tremendous amount of flooding. we've had to pull on the zodiac boats and recent attitude ten people. so we've asking people to understand that high water obscure a live power line. there are open manhole covers that have been swept away where you might hit toss hazards. this is a time to stay off the streets and let our crews address the issues. we've got a number of areas in our city dealing with blackouts right now. i'm hoping people won't be looking outside and thinks it's not so bad, i'm going to go out. that's not the thing to do. >> same with your colleagues in hoboken. officials have said the same thing. the power lines can electrify those puddles. if there's any debris around them, is that good advice? >> that's great advice. if you go outside you're inviting danger. debris is still falling, loose branches, and again those power lines down all over our city. it's a dangerous thing to do. this is a great day to stay inside, take the day to rest. less us d

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