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you're listening to "white house chronicles." ."elf llewellyn linda gasparello. >> i am with csis. the world.it around i don't work there. >> that is quite a distinction. of csis and from "the washington post," and tim farley. this program can be seen around the world on the station's of the voice of america. we have this situation and nobody now cares and are we informed about the situation in europe where it tilly is teetering and greece is in horrible shape -- where italy is teetering increases in horrible shape and spain may go. >> the three networks are far more interested in domestic stories. >> what about the political class? are they not informed by what happens elsewhere in the world? >> i think there is a disconnect. part of this is the idea of american exceptionalism that that cannot happen to us. there is a smaller group of people worried that we could be infected by this but largely, no, this is a sense -- >> it has been reduced largely to a punch line that we're not increase. it is interesting we see a change in the pl

front page photo caption, san francisco chronicle june 14, 2005. after the bleeding the blood spattered walls draw the gaze of children wanting to see what has caused such a noise. how can they not stair. arms and legs, pieces of torso scattered, the smell of new death and feared hair. they must be asking the same question. a person who blows themselves up must believe in something. must believe in something or else not. hopelessness degreesed in apnigzs, righteousness disguised in a tuxedo of death much the children don't understand. i being of the dead dying man the bleeding bystanders who left to buy cheese or tobacco. in car bombs suicide bombs and we keep talking as though this will end like the final judgment of that black man who looks white and sleeps with boys but doesn't touch them. after the bleeding the children's shoes will be forever stained in the crimson color of death. who will set the doves free then. >> the next is sdaefrt on the horizon. i'm sure many of you have seen or heard regularly in the news. my father came from iran so e

it chronicles the life of j. edgar hoover, who ran the fbi. it explores his public and private life. eastwood said he's always been fascinated with the nation's first fbi director. >> he's still a mystery man. a lot of things have been written about him, but he's still -- i don't know if anybody really knew him. >> "j. edgar" opens in theaters nationwide on friday and limited release today, i think, in some places. so worth seeing. >>> it is now 4:56. coming up on "news 4 today," today is the day you can give to the max and help those in need. verizon 4g lte.

ramsey bird editor of palestine chronicle dot com things washington's move is unfair but says unesco will move for its active could have a show that's what exactly what it is and the sad thing is that you have many members of congress who started it wasn't all that conservative republicans have been writing. for the u.s. to use its iron fist it starts with punch to any organization that either recognize this palestine as the state or there should be that international body will be strong membership it's. going to be should. be bad and we're just going to suffer not just the silliest little bits of you know various countries to get it from the basic programs that you just like funded well how big. this is what's important to my drinking not yet and this is pretty intriguing because one point

reed is chronicled in by a member of the navy seal team. -- it is chronicled in a book by navy sealsm. some are upset that president obama announced his death just hours after they completed the mission. herman cain controversy not go away. -- the herman cain controversy just will not go away. he refused to talk about harassment of sexual with network reporters last night. on a talk show today, many to address the for all. and >> it has been said over and again that he is trying to get the information out in total. is important, because we have real issues to talk about campaign. says thesman become a major distraction. gov. haley barbour echoed his comment. meantime, herman cain says he is about it anymore. campaign is back on topic. >> an assessment is underway in walkeda after they were by the strongest earthquake. it was 5.6 on the scales. oklahoma has seen a dramatic activityin seismic past few years. scientists do not know why. >> we had a surprise october snowstorm. people inousands of the northeast still did not have the power back. near 90,000 people in theecticut are still

national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> i am llewellyn king, the host of "white house chronicle." we have a very special edition that celebrates and takes notice of the fact that the world population has reached 7 billion. in order to survive, the species will need food, water, and energy. they are enormously connected. those connections and that supply will be examined in this program with some of the best minds that you can assemble in one place. they have been assembled here for a special conference organized by the world energy council and the american chapter of the united states energy association. we will be right back with that program. >> many have spoken out about the need to transition to a clean energy future. by 2020, we are committed to reducing or displacing more than 15 million metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions annually through greening our operations, helping our customers reduce emissions, and offering more low carbon electricity in the marketplace. we are taking action and seeing results. >> and now, the program host, nationally syndicated columnist llew

political consulting firm redirecting partners told "the chronicle" that 7% of china town's expected absentee voters have already cast their ballots. >>> the mayor's race is not the only item that san francisco residents will be voting on tomorrow. the sheriff's position is on grabs without michael hennessey running. george gascon is fighting for reelection. and voters will also weigh in on pension form with props c and d. >>> other races of vote in the -- of note in the bay area, the one to replace david smith, newark's mayor. he's held the position since 197. sunnyvale voters will decide if their mayor should be directly elected. in ma -- in marin county, voters are asked to raise the sales tax up to offset property taxes. >>> mr. obama urged congress to support tax credits for businesses that hire veterans. he also said the labor department was putting a special emphasis on helping veterans find job. >> we ask our men and women in uniform to leave their families and jobs and risk their lives to fight for our country. the last thing they should have to do is fight for a job when th

-- "chronicle," business section. about the accessibility of not reaching it. the acting director is putting together a brown bag briefing. we are organized to do that probably by the end of this month, to bring people in and make sure that small businesses are very clear on what needs to be done. including the information on the certified access specialty that is one way to try to deal with some of these lawsuits. in addition to that, it may be worth noting that that particular ordinance probably will not come to the board before january. the small business commission is going to be having its own hearing on this december 12. i did not expect to be before the board before january. the status there, the mayor has signed it, and it has already taken effect as of the ninth of this month. the legislation that was originally proposed by supervisor wiener, supervisors decided to withdraw that. the measure dealing with supervisor cohen's acts of god or buildings destroyed by fire, the board has passed and that as of this pa

it chronicles stressed-out kids who de eating dis >> the new book is to avoid the number of parents who see themselves in it and how they are raising there children. it chronicles stressed-out kids who develop eating disorders and sports injuries in an effort to please well-meaning parents. we have the not so favorable reactions. >> to all the hyper competitive soccer moms and dads out there this pair of ospreys in pleasanton is calling you out with her new book titled tales from slight build. >> it was the noble intention of shutting the light on the competitive parenting that we are all guilty of. >> swankville is the story about over-the-top parents pushing their kids too hard. >> for example. >> for example and an obnoxious dad asked, did you win your game but we did and my daughter scored two goals. just as the essays in the book are inspired by the various experiences that she and her co- author have been. the town they lived in. she maintains the book is fiction. >> karen zoellick says she was the basis for one of the crazy moms selling girl scout cookies in the book. selig respo

-- "chronicle," business section. about the accessibility of not reaching it. the acting director is putting together a brown bag briefing. we are organized to do that probably by the end of this month, to bring people in and make sure that small businesses are very clear on what needs to be done. including the information on the certified access specialty that is one way to try to deal with some of these lawsuits. in addition to that,

the chronicle is reporting it appears police are fearing up to move them out. they say the police department has cancelled all training exercises for next week. a good indication they are planning something. next look to see if they cancel days off and call for mutual aid. mayor quan has issued a letter asking occupy oakland to support the city not hurt it. saying campers are costing the city jobs. local businesses agree, they are complaining. many asking that the camping stop. mayor quan says she is trying to work with the protesters. >> we are asking the camp itself, whatever form they take in the future, wherever they are to really disassociate themselves from the violent demonstrators. and they haven't done that. that's what we are asking. we have a little talk today i hope that was a good beginning. >> now let's talk after you shot us with rubber bullets and took our stuff, let's talk that is great but don't come in here with that again because we've been able to keep it peaceful, thus - -- thus far. >> reporter: the city has listed hazards, 180 tents, the

the chronicle reports early word from recreational crabbers is strong.uns through june. i wish they hadn't shown that this time of morning. >> just got word there's now a bart impact as a result of the possible showdown shaping up at frank ogawa plaza. sue is working to get more information on that >>> good monday morning. clear at least this advantage point. fog is starting to form along the east bay shore into the north bay valley watch out for that. temperatures all over the scale, morning my climates are out there with novato at -- 39, mid to upper 40s santa rosa everybody else in mild 50s. 47 santa cruz, low to mid 50s watsonville. 48 gilroy. today mostly sunny, temperatures close to average. dry pattern going to hold through thursday and then a winter storm coming down from the north bringing cooler and wet weather for the weekend. on it of what we just -- opposite of what we just lived through. low to mid 60s on the peninsula. upper 50s to near 60 along the coast low 60s downtown mid 60s south san francisco mid to upper six these through the north

when i read "the chronicle." it seems like it's an epidemic, but maybe it just appear that way. of course i'm talking about the many allegations of police officer abuse and misconduct that we have been reading in the papers recently, along with, of course, misconduct by former governors and monetary fund honchos. but i divert. first, i think the first real scandal that broke several months ago was the theft of drugs from the police department drug lab. then we had the raiding of residential hotel rooms without search warrants. these, of course, are all allegations. we had lying on police reports. surveillance camera videos showing officers removing items from hotel rooms other than evidence that they were going to put into their report. we had drug theft by officers. we had the so-called dirty d.u.i.'s, the drunk driving setups. we've had officers selling stolen drugs. and the one that just beats all is the one of setting up a brothel. now, if i saw a movie that included all of these things in a movie, i would think, well, this is not realistic. it just doesn't happen this way.

put an ad in the chronicle or announce it. that is one. the one, the chronicle and other english papers, i think because they have new reporters that don't understand the context of immigration and the complexities, they go on and on stererotyping latinos unfairly and unwarranted. i would like this commission to call them or send a letter. that is what i think a lot of the spanish speaking people want from you to feel that you are there. and the last thing i want to say, and i want to say this with a lot of respect. and i do respect this commission. i so appreciate all of your testimony, but i am going to cry, and so too with my other meap friend because we didn't see any many testimony. hundreds of thousands of mexicans have been affected by these laws. mexicans, and others are affected. they are from latin america. representation is so key. that doesn't invalidate any of your stories. on the contrary, it makes us unified. whether it was logistics, or whether no mexican was available or whatever, but they are not here. so i really -- but

>> hello, i'm llewellyn king, the host of "white house chronicle." i'm speaking to you from houston, texas, the pulsing heart of the energy industry of the world. this is where it all comes together. and we are covering, and this will be the second episode, a special conference organized by the world energy council and its american chapter united states energy association, with seven billion people on earth, we're going to need a lot of food, a lot of water, and a lot of energy. >> many have spoken out of the need to move to a clean energy future. at exxon, we are displacing more than 1,500 metric tons of greenhouse gases annually, helping our customers reduce their emissions and offering more low carbon electricity in the marketplace. at exxon, we are taking action and we are seeing results. >> and now, the program host, llewellyn king and co-host, lynn ga gasparello. >> christoph frei is the secretary-general of the world energy council. an extraordinary organization head quartered in london, formed in 1923. across all energy sources and basically

the chronicle is reporting that police have canceled all training exercises next week, and officers say that indicates a plan to clear out demonstrators is in the works. the chronicle also reports that the department could cancel police leaves and call in other local police departments to assist in the raid. >>> meantime, local shops are now claiming that the occupy movement could drive them out of business. coming up in just about ten minutes, the challenges facing business owners caught in the protest. >>> time now 4:35. a fire at "star wars" director george lucas skywalker ranch caused minimal damage. firefighters say the fire started at about 5:30 last night in the chimney of the main house. a private fire crew responded at first. that was followed by marin county fire. no one was hurt and it's unclear if lucas was on the property when that fire started. >>> an arraignment hearing is scheduled today for the suspects in that drive by shooting that killed a 14-year- old girl in morgan hill. police arrested these four men and a 17-year-old boy. they say all five of gang members, but th

the chronicle reporting police have cancelled all training exercises for next week.ign they are planning something. oakland businesses are calling on the city to move the camp out. they are worried about lost revenue. the fire department is concerned about safety. especially since the camp is growing, they believe there now 180 tents out here. >> i'm looking for full cooperation but i'm worried as it gets colder and daylight shifts, we going to get more people burning small fires, more people bringing in gas heaters that are going to get close to combustible materials. >> this kitchen is working hard 24/7 to keep people fed if it requires lighting up propane to give somebody a hot meal because no one is going to bring us none or no one is helping feed these people, then we are going to do it. >> reporter: some businesses say occupy oakland has slashed their sales in half. the chamber of commerce says some businesses are hesitant to locate here. some owners say they believe in goes beyond freedom of speech they call this unlawful. one more ironic note. occupy wall str

the chronicle reports police may try to remove the campers next week. meantime, ktvu has obtained this police video from october 25th when police tried to move out protesters. that clash resulted in many injuries, including a fractured skull. >>> joe paterno's days as the head coach at penn state could be over very soon. last night a group of supporters gathered outside his home in support for the legendary coach, but the university is reportedly working on an exit strategy? response to the growing child sex abuse candle. paterno could be let go after a special trustee meeting on friday. the coach spoke to the crowd last night. he was off camera, but one microphone picked up his cameras. >> i can't tell you how much this means to me, all right? i have lived for this place. i have lived like for people like you guys and girls. i am so happy to see that you feel so strongly about us and about your school. >> now, the fear over the indictments of former defensive coordinator jerry sandusky and others is eroding support among board members, and it appears v

their peak of influence around 1890 with richard harding davis who really creates theater russo by chronicling his charge up san juan hill. and really sets a model that people like hemingway would follow that globe trotting journalist who is a figure in his own right. but the apex of thomas in the 30s, 40s 50s and 60s these folks had a direct impact on policy whether railing from the outside or people from within. >> page 47, steve hamill's column from september 12, 2001, at death takes hold among the living. weiss is included in your book? >> this is a great example of why we call the book "deadline artists." at the end of the day this is a creative process and it is written under a deadline. pete hamill wrote that column on 9/11. he writes it from that perspective it being downtown blocks away when the planes hit the world trade center and the trade center collapses. its history written in the present tense. that is one of the things that deadline artist does, and you see it again and again. when jimmy breslin is writing the column after john lennon's assassination called are you john lennon

bancroft library is having an exhibit that highlights the women's suffrage movement, chronicling what happened in california, bringing women the right to vote. >> how long does this mean going on? >> the week of the 20th. people do not realize that women were allowed to vote as early as the 1920's. in the library collection we have a manuscript from the end of december, possibly longer. >> in commemoration of 100 years of voting in california. 100 years ago this year, we won the right to vote. around 1911, this is how it would have addressed. and here we are, dressed the same. [chanting] >> we have the right to vote. >> whether you are marching for a cause or voting in the next election, make your voice heard. thank you for watching. >> we came to seven straight about 10 years ago. -- 7th street about 10 years ago. the environment is huge. it is stronger than willpower. surrounding yourself with artists, being in a culture where artists are driving, and where a huge amount of them is a healthy environment. >> you are making it safer. push, push. that is better. when i start thinking,

on the landing strip he took out his fired and etc and the journalists and the examiner and the chronicle one of which was killed and the others survived but the thing is it happened in a negative way in other words they developed in its own way and he may or may not have had these intentions and he already pumped them. the first it's not just the committed suicide they also committed several murders on that date and there was a truck that went to the landing strip and he killed representative ron and from the chronicle were i can't figure out which one it was so it was a combination of suicide and murder and scores this chief survived like larry dÉtente, for example michael haynes. it's a little bit more question but what made the narrative of that day unfold the way that it did and it seems to me having read this about this. whose wife was apparently going back to civilization with representative ryan and apparently the husband did not want his wife and other kids to go back. this particular episode in the day's events was sure that from the public after it happened. i read the newspape

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which specializes in the education of in a grit teen-agers and broke spent much time at the school chronicling a year in the life of its seniors. she will to a reading later but i wanted to ask a few introductory questions. the first of which is that you are an experienced journalist. you have written a lot about hollywood and films. this is a subject matter far afield from that. hot you come to the subjects? been a person who led me to the international school is in the audience. we went to colleges together he was working at the international refuge committee agency helping to resettle refugees across the country. and at the time his car friend was doing volunteer work at the bronx international high school i heard about the school and became very interested in the idea of i school where kids come from 70 countries and speak 70 languages. . . as its factual richness. it is tuning example of really good immersion reporting that barbara ehrenreich for adrian nicole plonk. you can tell everywhere that the debt so -- and the depth of time detail how much time was spent i colette dean, interviewi