frazier she is a distinguished service professor at carnegie mellon university hines college and department of social and decision sciences all right folks this is crossed i mean as you can jump in anytime you want i often go to you first in london what was your reaction to this documentary because i watched it very carefully twice actually for its production value and for its editorial value production value i'll give it a ten out of ten but for what its message was i was very deeply disturbed by it because i walked away from it not being an expert on africa but i felt it was a a exercise in very sophisticated propaganda it has very it has many hidden agendas . no doubt about that as was the slick video i think the makers got a fundamentally wrong when the video seemed to be stuck in a particular time which is about ten years ago. of course and was very very active in uganda and clearly he doctrine of children the the the war itself was physically happening. very different from the ugandan that we know today which is very much about peace consciousness open for business and some of the scars associa

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his life to improving health care around the world he was formerly the chair of the department of global health and social medicine at harvard medical school and co-founder of the organization partners in health currently kim is the president of dartmouth college and he's about to get a major promotion on friday obama announced that kim is president obama's nominee to be the next to the world bank so might the nomination of kim a man who's worked in medicine and not finance in a new direction for the world bank ever james joins me now she's the director of international programs of the washington d.c. based center for equal. making policy research ever walkable thank you so much so good to have you here with us first of all just the start of a nation requires some confirmation no it doesn't it just ok but that's good news. so what's your read on this guy on this nomination is actually very exciting if you know the history of the world bank all of the past presidents have been u.s. nominations and they have been several times in the past except rich areas of defense such as robert mcnamara and just recentl

at the department of public health, i supervised a staff of social workers and nurses to assist elderly people with disabilities discharge from long-term care facilities. i have been a family member for consumer action for personal assistance service to give voice for people with disabilities. i am intimately aware of the needs of people with disabilities and the need for services, and my priority for the program is to try to protect them from the threats and cuts of the state. elderly people in the community in position. without these programs, a lot of people would be facing institutionalization. that is my priority at this point. thank you for your presentation. supervisor kim: thank you. i see no questions from the committee, so i will open up for public comment. is there any public comment on item three? please come up. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am the executive assistant at the public authority, and i just wanted to say that luis and kenzi and gustavo are currently serving on the board and that they have the support of not only the staff, but also of their fellow board mem

of operation. police and fire and ems departments got the word out through social media. and gave alternative numbers in case of emergency. when the system was back up, city officials say they started working to find out who had tried to get through. >> we are tracking all the calls that came in. in fact, we are getting the numbers so that we can call the citizens who called during that time period to make sure that they got the services they need and also to apologize for the service on down. >> if it had looked like the outage would have been extended, the city would have contacted the media and used other resources to get alternate emergency numbers out to the public. >> another big story tonight. new developments in the case of the costa concordia. the italian cruise ship that sank off the tuscan coast in january a. pretrial hearing is now getting underway. fox's greg burke is in rome with the story. >> costa cruises, the italian cruise line company has been in the news a lot lately. the absolute disaster in january when the ship hit the rocks off the tuscan coast and

jim was also the chairman of the department of social medicine at harvard medical school. ned a fellowship. for the last three years he has served as the president of dartmouth college. after emigrating to this country from korea, he went on to become the president of his high school class, quarterback of the football team, the point guard of the basketball team, and i just found out he is a five handicap on golf. i am resentful of that last item, but he does it all. he has truly global experience trick is work from asia and africa to the americas, from capitals to small villages. his personal story exemplifies the great diversity in our country and affect anybody can make it asar

dot com welcome to the show jamila so newly released records show that the department of homeland security is monitoring social network sites this includes facebook twitter you tube and other sites and blogs should the average citizen be concerned. the average citizen should be concerned for a number of reasons primarily because we think and on our phones we are a country and we are a world that is increasingly dependent on the mission of the store owner clones and what we do with our phones and continually for activists phones have become really important in terms of spreading the word about your message about a protest about something that you feel very passionately about and so we don't actually think that all of the information that we send across our network is being watched and that you know we need to be more careful about what we can on those. and you know the document the reason that how we have that were released they use information the justification is that they use information that they gather from these sites to be aware of major events and which you know maybe their agencies have to respond to s

of maryland. she was a social worker and has always been proud of the fact that she's been a social worker. she was employed by catholic charities, the city of baltimore's department of social services. i can imagine what a dynamo she was -- and she still is. there's no work harder than being a social worker. the problems you see and have to deal with are extremely difficult. during her years as a social worker, she was a powerful voice for children and seniors in need of an advocate. barbara boxer -- i'm sorry, barbara mikulski then and now is an advocate. it was there that the spark for service and activism was lit. but it was a plan to build a 16-lane highway that fanned the flames that had been lit by her activism. the highway would have gutted historic fell's point, which was a neighborhood that was something that she felt should be protected. it would have uprooted homeowners in a majority african-american neighborhood. she organized residents of fell's point and baltimore's inner harbor and stopped the construction of that highway. this is a testament to the power of democracy that she believes in with all her soul. looking back on that triumph, senator mik

jim was also the chair of the department of global health and social medicine at harvard medical school. he's earned a mccarthur genius fellowship and served as president of dartmouth college. i should also mention, after emgrate to go this country from korea at age 5, jim went on to become the president of his high school class, quarterback of the football team, the point guard of the basketball team. i just found out he is a 5 handicap in golf. i'm a little resentful about that last item. but he does it all. jim has truly global experience. he's worked from asia to africa to the americas, from capitals to small villages. his personal story exemplifies the great diversity of our country and the fact that anyone can make it as far as he has as long as they're willing to work hard and look out for others. and as experience makes him ideally suited to forge partnerships all around the world. so i could not be more pleased to nominate jim for this job. and i think i can speak for secretary clinton and secretary geithner when i say that we are looking forward to working with him. and i also

against the labor department, irs, child support program list for new hires every state has to maintain. so security has something called the social security list, the u.s. department of health and human services has another list. the acronym of which is p.a.r.i.s. now some 47 states rely on that database alone. back in 2000 only 16 states used it. the office of the inspector general, among others, has urged us to make sure that states make use of these particular databases. so there are a variety of ways to assure, one, i am who i am. when i report my income, it is that which is truly income that is coming into my household. >> let me ask you this. how does the s.n.a.p. era compare to other programs. >> i haven't tracked them lately but i think it's one of the best among federal state benefit programs. i know at a state level, governor's office, i know this directly, pay attention when the qc error rate is made known to each state. we do this individually. we punish the state that falls below certain minimums around qc error rates and reward states who do an outstanding job in that regard. >> let me ask you, miss fong, you mentioned the amount of indictments. you kno

the current representatives are the departments of defense, administration and veteran affairs and social security administration and the agency for health care research and quality, the indian health service, cdc, nih. our agencies complement each other's work. there may be a high incident of tbi in a particular group in a state. they may then use cdc material and conduct statewide education campaign for students, parents and schools about the risk and consequences of tbi. likewise, they may utilize screening protocol by nih research to implement a student athlete tbi screening program. in addition to education and screening, they would connect students and families with needed resources. strategies like these allow grantees to leverage resources of other agencies to identify and serve children with sustaining tbi. opportunities for such collaboration is a key focus of the inner agency committee. they will have assess bl and appropriate services and support and nih are making strides in areas of research and surveillance and behavioral health working to ensure that efforts are complement

7 news .t 5:00 university of maryland students gaga,e able to study lady beyonce, and nicki minaj this fall. >> the women's studies department will offer an e about the sociale three entertainers. students will study the cultural the starswith clothing, fashion, and performances. ati remember back in the day berkeley they had a class on .upac this is a little different. they were breaking down the lyrics of his songs. i bet it will be popular with students. was the a class that sociology of sports. cool glass. also took pottery and did not very well. but the focus was on the weather. focus is on cooler temperatures. we enjoyed a 70's yesterday. was great. early next week we will be back ,n the nice weather pattern usinglike, giving around 70 degrees. b. have lingering light rain in county, norcal wirt s island,ear solomon neck and middle moving out of town. e some clearing within behind rain hours have a lot of sunshine for the majority of the day. the clearing line moving into virginia. and western virginia band of rain stretching from canada into louisiana and texas. that is part of a cold front. that stretched all way across the entire east coast of the

. >> reporter: the department of child support services learned customer's personal information may have been lost in the mail. names, addresses, social security numbers and other private records of 800,000 adults and children from california is out there somewhere lost. earlier, they shipped out 4 computer storage devices, like this, to an facility in bolter, colorado. they were testing the system remotely. when they were done they put this on a truck headed back for sacramento, california. somewhere in between bolter and sacramento the data was lost. it is believed the container they were stored in was not properly secured and they fell out. till the devices are recovered, anyone who used child support services should monitor for suspicious behavior. game s, kron 4 news. -- gabe slate, kron 4 news. >>> today first lady michelle obama attended a fundraising reception at the california academy of sciences. this is video. tomorrow she was attend a ceremony to commission a new coast guard cutter. >>> we start off with a look at storm tracker. picking up showers to the north of us. we had showers through the the afternoon. right now in t

budget, the house republican budget, which essentially zeros out everything that is not department of defense, social security, medicare, medicaid within the next couple of decades, you wonder -- who want an america without the environmental protection agency? who wants an america without anybody watching to make sure our food is safe, the development of pharmaceuticals is safe? who wants a federal government that does not provide any benefits or health care whatsoever to our veterans, no federal prisons -- i do not know what we're supposed to do with the federal inmate population. just let them go? nobody policing our borders? nobody making sure that the pension system works, that wage and hour laws are upheld? what kind of america do people who hate every function of government really imagine? are they all anarchist's? do they what appear anarchy? >> -- host: florida, democrats line. caller: i really appreciate the postal service. i have a lovely ghost worker would delivers my mail right on time. i think they do a great job. i think that the republican party has reneged on the benefits that they pr

he was also chair of the department of health and social medicine at harvard medical school. mcarthur genius fellowship and for the last three years served as president of dartmouth college. after immigrating to this country at the age of 5 if korea, he became president of his high school class, captain of the football team, i just found out he has a five handicap in golf, i'm a little resentful about that last one, but he does it all. he's worked from asia to africa to the americas from capitals to small vill annals. his personal story exemplifies the diversity of our country and anyone can make it as long as they're willing to work hard and look out for others. this makes him ideally suited to forge partnerships around the world. ic not be more pleased to nominate jim for this job. i i think i can speak for secretary clinton and secretary geithner when i say we look forward to working with him. i want to thank bob zellic for his hard work. over the last five years, he's made the bank more transpanche, shored up progress in places like afghan, he's raised billions of dollars

of recovery. the u.s. labor department says there were 227,000 new farm -- nonfarm jobs in february. the health care and social systems. it says unemployment rate remain unchanged at 8.3%. greece says many of its private sector investors have agreed to accept big losses on greek government bonds they hold. banks and other private creditors hold over 200 billion euros worth of greek government bonds. the greek government announced on friday that 83.5% of its bondholders have voluntarily agreed to the debt reduction deal. the government plans to use legislation to force other creditors to sign up for the deal. it says this step would bring the total amount of participation up to 95.7%. in a statement the finance minister thanked those creditors who have agreed to accept the losses in what he called a historic attempt. he said greece will carry out further measures necessary for restoring its fiscal health and sustainable economic growth. china's inflation in february showed the slowest pace of the increase in the year in eight months. the country's national bureau of statistics said on friday that the consumer p

social media sites. speaking to department of corrections they are logging into their account and show comments and friendsehind the privacy. all applicants agree to do it hoping well to do it in interview. students are being forced to open up online. they are demanding every player friend coaches on facebook so he can monitor all activity. if access is denied so is potential scholarship. they say it's a violation of first amendment with one lawyer noting, maybe it's living that totalitarian regime. as society where are we going to draw the line? does she have a point. better question, does this dog love its toy now? >>> should employers and schools do this. is there a difference between the? >> two if you volunteer, is that big of a deal. i think -- i don't know. >> vetting obama would have been nice, the obama. >> you made the story about obama? >> i did. >> i didn't think -- >> it was on facebook. >> that is talented to be able to do. maryland department of corrections they want to keep sproist employees to make sure they are not gang affiliated. is it tough to argument arguing with it? >> you should no

of the potential employees. before now, applicants had to allow screeners to see their social media accounts. the department, though, is suspending that practice pending a federal review. members of congress recently requested a federal investigation into whether it's legal or even constitutional for employers to check the facebook accounts of perspective hires. >>> former vice president dick cheney appears to be doing well tonight following his heart transplant. he got out of bed, sat in his chair in his hospital room today. he had surgery. at 71 years of age, his age puts him at the higher end of the scale for getting a transplant. the medical experts say after he waited for 20 months, it is unlikely that he got any special treatment. >> after my election, i have more flexibility. yep. >> president obama's under fire tonight for that exchange with russian president. it happened when the two thought they were off mike. president obama asked the russian leader to pass on a message to his successor vladimir putin. mr. obama suggested the u.s. and russia could reach agreements on some disputed issues particul

jim is also the chair of the department of global health and social medicine at harvard medical school served as the president of dartmouth college. after immigrating to this country from korea at age five, he became the president of his high school class, quarterback the of the football team, point guard of the basketball team, he's a five handicap in golf. i'm a little resentful about the last item but he does it all. jim has truly global experience. he's worked from asia to africa, to the americas from capitols to small villages. the fact that anyone can make it as far as he as long as they are willing to work hard and look out for others. and as experiences makes him ideally suited to forge partnerships. i could not be more pleased than to nominate jim for this job. i can speak for secretary clinton and geithner, we are looking forward to working with him. and i also want to take a minute to thank bob zellek for his hard work. he made the back more transparent, helped shore up progress made in places like afghanistan, raidsed billions of dollars to help some of the poorest communit

howard law school with its history of social justice seemed to be the right place to provide that support. >> reporter: almost a month since the incident, the departmente and the fbi planned to launch their own investigations. no official response to his offer, but he is expected to get one. he knows a member of the law firm representing the martin family. >> a grand jury will meet next month to consider evidence in the case. >>> an exclusive church service is offered to sex offenders in wisconsin. it happens thursday nights nights at this church in madison. a probation officer asked if there were any services that didn't include children. >>> is the new i-pad too hot to handle? apple sold 3 million new i-pads in four days. many customers are complaining the gadget overheats and gets uncomfortable to hold. tests show the i-pad can get hotter than the other models. if you have concerns, call apple care. >>> a third grader is called for jury duty. 9-year-old jacob clark received a summons. jacob was born in 1982, which would make him 30 instead of 9. jacob says he's ready to serve once he turns 18. apparently somebody made a mistake. >>> it's like peopl

people in california, the department of child support services has learned of some personal information of child- support customers. names, addresses, driver's license number, socialecurity numbers of about 800,000 adults and children from california is out there somewhere lost. earlier this month a data cartridge was shipped out. there were testing running these tolls for system remotely. the cartridges were put on effects truck headed back to southern california, sacramento. somewhere between boulder in sacramento, the data cartridges were lost. it is believed to the container was not properly secured and it sellout. until the data devices are recovered, anyone who uses child support services should monitor bank accounts for suspicious behavior. thank >>gary: coming up later in the broadcast we will show you a slam dunk that you will not believe. >> we have had some fabulous in negative and positive e- mail's. ♪ ♪ pop goes the world ♪ it goes something like this ♪ everybody here is a friend of mine ♪ ♪ everybody, tell me, have you heard? ♪ ♪ pop goes the world ♪ pop goes the world [ female announcer ] pop in a whole new kind of clean with new tide pods... a powe

jim was also the chair of the department of global health and social medicine at harvard medical schoolhas served as the president of dartmouth college for the past three years. after immigrating to this country from korea at age five i jim went onto become the president of his high school class, the quarterback of the football team, the quarterback of the basketball team, i found out he's a five handicap in golf. i'm a little resentful about that last item, but he does it all. jim has truly global experience. he's worked from asia to africa, to the americas, from capitols to small villages. his personal story exemplifies the great diversity of our country and the fact that anyone can make it as far as he has as long as they are willing to work hard and look out for others. his experience makes him ideally suited to forge partnerships all around the world. so i could not be more pleased to nominate jim for this job, and i think i can speak for secretary clinton and secretary geithner when i say that we are looking forward to working with him. and i also want to take a minute to thank bo

social services. that means the department of education.hat means the department of labor, health and human services. arts and pbs funding. he is also increasing something. and that would be the defense budget. you see an $8 billion annual increase to defense. and that is a key priority obviously for paul ryan. the ryan budget actually gives tax cuts to the wealthy and individuals and corporations. so the top individual income tax rate today is 35%. it's cut to 25%. that is $2 trillion additional to the budget. and on top of that a corporate tax rate which is currently 35% which he cuts to 25%, which costs another trillion dollars. so he has $3 trillion in the corporate and individual tax breaks that he creates for wealthy individuals and corporations. the ryan budget also provides tax breaks -- or keeps the tax breaks that are for the oil company, but cuts, of course the tax breaks for renewable energy production. $4 billion is provided in breaks to oil companies. $3 billion is cut to clean energy development. and just as a point of refere

because of uproar online and through social media the department of agriculture is giving schools theto say no to the stuff. the meet industry maintains there is nothing wrong with it. as you might imagine they don't call it pink slime, lean, finely textured beef. it is really scraps of beef highly treated and sprayed with amonia to kill bacteria. you would never know if it was in your ground beef because the government doesn't force the industry to list it in the ingredients. mcdonald's announced recently they're not using it in their hamburgers anymore. the only way you can be sure if it is not in what you're buying, if it has a stamp usda organic. that is how you decide for your family and soon schools will that the choice too once the new option goes into effect this coming fall. jon: why did it take them so long, that's the question? rick, thank you. jenna: some new details today on that deadly shooting rampage outside a texas courthouse. the 41-year-old suspect allegedly killing one woman and wounding three others including his own daughter, who police say he also hit with his t

the boone county sheriff's department is one of many employers that definitely look at the social media sites of job candidates during background checks and maybe if you log in during the actual interview to check on those let's say eight hundred contacts and about seven hundred one of their friends posted a picture of a plot point. you know or a bag of pot and you see why that's not appropriate in the one first mid-field. well i mean how many. people space i mean these are the people are checking you know your facebook profiles before you apply for a job but this is a clear privacy violation if you ask me that's like saying consigning your g.-mail really quick and i can look through everything like you know that's been written to you can you bring me your home video recorder and show me any tapes you've ever made i don't know i think of an h.r. manager asks you for your facebook password you should say you know what salute i will do it as soon as you give me the bank account number and routing number so this firm and you have full access to my facebook that's actually not even necessar

of the year award goes to another incredible woman. [applause] roma is a social justice activist on immigrant rights and women's rights. she directs the bay area homeless program and also teaches at the department of health and education at san francisco state university. let's give another warm welcome to roma. >> thank you. thank you, everyone. i want to share one thing that is remarkable about today, in addition to what others have shared. i think it is absolutely inspiring that the woman's movement in 2011 in san francisco, at least, is sharing a sponsorship of policy-making endeavors and the arts. i am telling you, we have to codify and our values. we need a policy to do that. we don't just need a people's movement, we need to codify. the arts brings a heart, they bring healing. there is not a person in here who has not been harmed or harmed themselves in some way. we have all lifived. the arts steel and inspire. -- the arts heal and inspire. i want it noted that all of us have to do this if we want to inspire our youth to keep on moving on. keep on moving on. thank you to all of you, the sponsors, the other binarhonore and most especially i feel really blessed i am the first to be honored

justice department to investigate whether requesting social media credentials from someone is a violation of federal law. >> there's a coercive nature here. you want the job so badly if your employer asks, you may be afraid to say no. >> last week facebook issued a warning to employers to not ask job applicants for their password. facebook opposes the practice saying it's a violation of the website's policy and, quote, not the right thing to do. i would agree with that, too. >> absolutely. ashley morrison here in new york. thank you so much. >>> hollywood film maker james cameron completed his voyage to the bottom of the sea. he was about 200 miles off guam when he descended seven miles into the mariana trench. he spent more than three hours under water to explore and film and even tweeted, just arrived at the ocean's deepest point. can't wait to share what i'm seeing. pretty cool stuff. >>> coming up on your monday morning, weather forecast. in sports, is the old tiger woods back? why he's all smiles next. [ male announcer ] new starbucks blonde roast is another way to look at the bean. ano