but i first of all -- it really is a necessity to have someone at the helm of the assessor's office. i personally want to thank zoom wynn who has been in that transition for us. she's a real delight to have work with in this time period. she's held the office together and i want to thank her permly for being here today. (applause) >> a great job. you know, it comes as no surprise probably for all of us that i've chosen carmen. carmen has been willing to step up to be the assessor. if you look at what she's done and has been at the helm of our budget committee and working with my office and all the financial entities, of course, truly representing the board at the budget office last couple years. we've done a tremendous amount of good work together and she's made that connection that i have often spoke about in working with the board together on the budgets and making sure we cover all the interests and needs. but also being very fiscally smart and brilliant in her efforts to help me do the first of two-year budgeting for the city, which is incredibly important. and i'll say later on

of course, the very near future will be bright because it is helmed by martin bashir. >> thank you so much, toure. and good afternoon. it's monday, february 25th. so which is it, speaker boehner, political compromise, or economic catastrophe? the choice is yours. ♪ >> in just four days congress is poised to allow a series of arbitrary automatic budget cuts to kick in. thousands of teachers and educators will be laid off. >> is the president exaggerating the impact of these cuts? >> absolutely. >> these guys are going to shed crocodile tears. >> these cuts do not have to happen. congress can turn them off anytime. >> uncertainty of sequestration is really harming our state. >> we also need republicans to adopt the same approach to tax reform that speaker boehner championed just two months ago. >> the crisis is made up. it's been created. >> compromise is essential to getting things done. >> and the oscar goes to -- >> woodward said it was president obama. >> bob woodward. >> at some point we have to do some governing. ♪ >> this is the final countdown. we are just four days from the seq

. >> the widow of cia director richard helms. her book, she writes about our marriage took her from her birthplace in england into the innermost circle of the american intelligence community. she recently spoke at the british embassy in washington d.c. this is just under an hour. [applause] >> thank you. very kind. i am most grateful and that thank everybody for coming. [inaudible] and so i finally said can you come to the bar and he said what bark. i said. [inaudible] and so the only thing, is so scarf. your thinking it was lovely. a woman that i did not know anything about. but it's not really intend to write this book. would have written a book. eighty-one, i think. then i tried to write this book and found it too difficult because i was much too close to some of the events. the war and are divorced and other issues. and so vivid then in 2011 my grandchildren, my groan grandchildren made me promise that i would do it. i had told them stories through the years, never. and so he made me promise that would do it. in january, exac

the nicer ones this is now and it's machiavelli you know with the helm are actually on the right even with the you listed. it's a black lives with not. defending it because they know they cannot control it. will not be because lucian is dreaming of the believe that they can control the groups are. singing and the most important part is that these are the princes and they will if you feed the people they are not full of the shows they are not the fighters for freedom they are just work princes and the coalition will only be able to do what its founder and main financing. entity will ask them to do and if they don't do it and they will lose this financing and the support so they have to do this and simply have they don't know how to hold and they cannot because they are not united and they don't have the same view was so it's a big mess and yet the west would like to see this big mess filling the country. meanwhile in his last public appearance before retiring and pentagon chief leon panetta admitted he backed the plan of arming syrian rebels however the white house reportedly vetoed th

present them as america's next best thing john brennan if confirmed will soon be at the helm of the cia and no one doubts that under him the program will expand even further in washington i'm going to take on. all the hearings are presently underway again after they were disrupted by protesters who were angry at john brennan's role in america's drone program those protesters were thrown out of the session now brennan has already testified the u.s. only uses drones as a last resort to save lives he's also said the drone policy is misunderstood and that the public doesn't understand the government goes through agony to avoid civilian deaths well for what that means let's turn now to an anti-war activist and writer. joining us live from los angeles thanks so much for being on the program now as you heard there at the white house the white house is arguing that the drone strikes inflict less collateral damage than other means of warfare i mean don't they have a point there. no they don't have a point. for one reason there's a piece of million casualties. and there are civilian casualties ar

texas and i'm quoting you, threatens to take the party not just back to the embarrassment of jesse helmsrassment posed by mccarthy. >> the comparison has been drawn obviously because you have cruz at these confirmation hearings baselessly asirting we don't know if chalk hagel took money from north korea. you have that sort of reminiscent of joe mccarthy. >> also a story about when he was at harvard alleging -- >> the professors who wanted to overthrow the government at harvard. >> you have that same streak and when i invoke jesse helms, he was an irtabt even to the republican establishment. they didn't really like having jesse helms around for all those years but the resistance from the republican establishment only made him more popular with the republican base. the particular danger of cruz though i think for the republican party is the republican party today is less ideologically and geographically diverse than it was in the days of joe mccarthy. joe mccarthy was around when dwight eisenhower, a moderate republican, was running the country. today the republican party is at a moment wh

makers to present them as america's next best thing john brennan if confirmed will soon be at the helm of the cia and no one doubts that under him the program will expand even further the goal is pretty much clear to be able to control the world with a remote control in washington i'm going to. get more analysis on bravo obama's pick for the cia head as well as the implications that the choice holds for other countries they might have to step in where we had to right now we're joined by ahmed rashid the president of the political lobbying group happy nationalist forum sir thanks so much for taking the time with us to speak with us now of course john brennan is most famous or infamous lee known as the architect of the u.s. drone program there are some concerns about his interrogation. techniques but when it comes to u.s. pakistan for lation it's considered raining the the tedious i guess background of the drone program has had there especially how it plays out among the population what do you think his candidacy or him being at the helm of the cia would mean for your country pakistan. o

makers to present them as america's next best thing john brennan if confirmed will soon be at the helm of the cia and no one doubts that under him the program will expand even further the goal is pretty much clear to be able to control the world with a remote control in washington i'm going to check on. more analysis on bravo obama's pick for the cia head as well as the implications that the choice holds for other countries they might have to step in where we had to right now we're joined by ahmed rashid the president of the political lobbying group happy nationalists forum sir thanks so much for taking the time with us to speak with us now of course john brennan is most famous or infamous lee known as the architect of the u.s. drone program there are some concerns about his interrogation. techniques when it comes to u.s. pakistan relations considering the the tedious i guess background of the drone program has had there especially how it plays out among the population what do you think his candidacy or him being at the helm of the cia would mean for your country pakistan the over the

accounts do you think we're going to see more transparency was regards to drones with john brennan at the helm of the cia no. no i don't with john brennan. secrecy is the key word. unless of course you know if he chooses to leak for the benefit of the administration what did you expect when you decided to go public to come clean on on on torture at the cia i mean if your wife worked at the cia and she was fired because of him and your father of five and you were going to prison what future did you envision for yourself five years ago. i didn't envision prison in my future five years ago i expected there to be a national debate on whether or not we wanted to use torture as an official u.s. policy now i'm very happy proud actually that i played a role in that debate and now the limbo law of the land is that torture is illegal i'm very proud of that i frankly didn't expect that the government would would go after me so relentlessly i stood in the snow for two hours to vote for president obama i really believed that this was a positive change i believed that he deserved that nobel peace prize or o

he began to distance helms from the field.ason of the card-carrying member on the pga tour, 16, he makes dibirdie. shot a final round of 70 and finished tied for third. not too bad. jim harbaugh on the 18th ball. putting for birdie. just missed it. tapped it in. great time. smile and a tip of his cap. snedeker on 18. the short par putt, first win of the season as a result of that. his wife mandy along with their young daughter lily and son austin, giving daddy a big hug for a job well-done. >> it's a huge relief. you know, i guess i got lucky that tiger woods and phil mickelson were not in front of me today. it was a lot of fun to be out there on pebble beach on a beautiful day like this. play with a good friend of mine from nashville, tennessee. it's special. >> i feel like the there is another opportunity that i would be able to take advantage of it later in the year. but the timing has to be right. i'm having fun out here. just kind of taking it day by day. >> it sure was nice. just the folksous here, from the kids to, you

price we are going to have a possible defense cut and and the person the president wants a the helm of the defense department has not been there yet. >> chuck hagel got a vote on thursday afternoon. he needed 60 votes. he only got 59. republicans are saying it is to confirm -- too early to confirm. they have not had enough time to review his statement and his record, but most republicans think they will be able to after they come back from recess. >> there is still apprehension among republicans, but they have had a reasonable amount of time. i want to talk about immigration reform. a r d telling president obama's plans for immigration reform, -- there is a plan detailing president obama's plans for immigration reforms, but a lot of st. now we did a lot of people say it will be dead on arrival. >> they say there is a plan, and they pursue elements of this in the media and elsewhere. it may be dead on arrival, but the white house and congress have done these things in the past. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. in the other news tonight metro leaders have been assessing step after pas

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i was involved campaign against senator jesse helms when i was in college. when i cannot hear, and was not initially involved politically. -- when i came out here, i was not initially involved politically. i helped to build the lgbt community center. i started doing campaigns. i gradually got involved in democratic party politics. i got involved in the alice b. toklas democratic club. i ran for the democratic central committee in 2004. i ended up sharing the committee. it was a gradual process for me. by the time i started thinking about running for supervisor, it made sense because of my involvement in the community and in politics. >> what did you learn from campaigning for supervisor? >> i learned a lot. i knocked on about $15,000. -- i knocked about 15,000 doors. i met a huge number of people. that is the best way to learn about the neighborhood, the city, and what people want and what their concerns are. i feel i can do so much more than before and started campaigning. -- i feel like i know so much more than before i started campaigning. we're all part

>> pioneer at the helm of one of the most popular magazines around.l find out what made her switch jobs to launch her ground-breaking career and what career advice she has for other women as well. >>> you're on an all-liquid detoks plan? >> i'm in the second phase of getting into the best shape of my life 2013. i'm doing the detox portion. >> it's a cleanse? >> yes. i'm cleansing right now. >> uh-uh do seem very it shall. >> even as you speak? you are so clean. >> yeah. >> you are. >> do you drink crazy drinks and that kind of thing? >> it's actually pretty good. it's not for everybody. it's challenging. >> it's fruits and vegetables, right? >> fruits and vegetables. gets you very, very healthy. >> we'll find out what makes steve so clean coming up in a few minutes. >>> let's say hello to keri russell, who has a new show called "the americans." >> good morning, guys. >> look who just happened by. this reminds me of the story that was in the news recently. you play a spy, kgb agent living undercover as an american. >> it's true, there have been a few r

state delegate don dwyer at the helm of the other boat.say dwyer is going full throttle, out of control, and destruction. >> reporter: when r you an alcoholic? >> when you get to the point where i am struggling like i was and using alcohol like i was, clearly i had a problem that needed to be addressed. >> reporter: delegate dwyer opens up at his drinking. the blood alcohol level was 3 times the legal limit that august night. >> it's true i was drinking while operate this boat yesterday. >> reporter: it's a wake-up call for dwyer who regularly goes to aa meetings to say this. >> i'm don dwyer, i'm an alcoholic, and i am here to discuss my situation. >> reporter: he has not been expelled from the gel assembly since the charges against him are misdemeanors. >> reporter: do you feel i u should be in this office? >> did i deserve to make a mistake? absolutely. do i think everyone deserves a second chance? i think so. fortunately, no one was killed. >> reporter: do you think politicians should be held to higher standards? >> most people are not

when he took the helm in 2005, the catholic church was in the midst of one of its most difficult times in history. >> several sex abuse scandal came to light. >> the pope faced other struggles. let's take a look back at his legacy. >> it was the new 19th of april, 2005, that joseph ratzinger became the first german pope in nearly 500 years. >> the cardinals have chosen me, a humble laborer in the lord's vineyard. i>> it was the life devoted to the church. he was born in a tiny village in upper bavaria. his family was devoted catholic. he studied theology and rose quickly through the ranks of the church. he became known for his humility and develop a large following. at world youth day in cologne, his mission was to unite faith with reason. the pope wanted to promote inter-faith the dialogue as the relationship became strained. he downgraded muslims with a controversial comment about islam in 2006. while he professed respect for jews, he created an uproar when he revoked the excommunication of rebel bishops, among them a conservative who denies the holocaust. perhaps his most testing ti

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>> maybe the most interesting job in early 2008 he takes the helm of alternative is investments thatedge funds and exotic balance vehicles. it was basically a unit if it wasn't the inspiration for the volcker rule that wanted to stop banks from gambling with taxpayer's money. >> paul: the defense of him would be he came on in 2008 and all the bad decisions had already been made. you can't blame jack lew for other bankers did? >> he is now setting himself up. he is now --. >> paul: is that a fair point in his defense? >> it is fair because a lot of bad bets were already made. whether they could have made some different decisions starting in early 2008, possibly, but i think the key issue for them, his job as secretary of treasury would basically be in charge of spotting risks in the financial marketplace. he is running something called the financial stability oversight council. this is deeming certain companies and identifying risks. was he able to identify any risks at citigroup? >> paul: did he see the iceberg coming. >> right. >> paul: and what would he do if it was headed towards

makers to present them as america's next best thing john brennan if confirmed will soon be at the helm of the cia and no one doubts that under him the program will expand even further the goal is pretty much clear to be able to control the world with a remote control in washington i'm going to stick around. ok let's get more analysis now on barack obama's pick for the cia head as well as the implications that those toys holds we're going to be joined live right now by activist and author david swanson david thanks so much for being back on the program now mr brennan is of course known for methods that have frankly enraged and even alienated many of america's allies especially when we're talking about interrogation methods and the drone program what in your view what his approval his confirmation in the senate mean for washington's foreign policy it would mean that someone who was deemed unacceptable four years previous speaks most of his involvement in torture and rendition of about which we've learned nothing but additional negative information is now acceptable the close he engages i

they said there were previous domestic incidents at the helm. pistorius could have shot his girlfriend by accident after mistaking her as a burglar. >> allegations had been made was as the deceased burglar. we were very surprised and those allegations did not come from us. >> the dead woman has been identified as reeva steenkamp, a well-known south african model. their relationship and their careers rarely out of the headlines here. >> she was a really vibrant personality and other really wicked sense of humor. the fact that she was so beautiful, it was there, but it was not the main thing. she was a really great person. fun to hang out with. >> the murder has stunned south africa. >> it is difficult to take it all in. >> oscar pistorius was taken to the hospital for a full medical examination p -- medical examination. in the morning, he will be taken to court. prosecutors are expected to argue that he should not be granted bail. he has had a remarkable life. he was born without bones in his legs. they were amputated. however, he proved to be an

mike helm glen has the latest. >> reporter: more than 300 patients have called the police hotline over concerns they were secretly videotaped at johns hopkins. they are rushing to lawyers. jonathan took out ads he spent the day speaking to dozens of former patients now his clients. >> fear, outrage, betrayal, breach of faith. my clients come into me and they are asking all kinds of questions. well, he made secret images of us what did he do with them. >> reporter: he represented victims of delaware pediatrician who videotaped himself abusing children. >> they have an affirmative, ongoing obligation to vet these doctors. >> reporter: johns hopkins refused to make anyone available for an interview. they said in a statement words cannot express how deeply sorry we are for every patient whose privacy may have been violated. one former patient claims he flirted with her causing her to switch doctors. >> what made you uneasy about him? >> the way that he would you know say certain things. >> reporter: hopkins says coworkers contacted security about the doctor february 4th, soon after they fo

the nba enjoyed him for 34 years at the helm, and inducted into the hall of fame. buss was 80 years old. and college hoops, hometown of berkeley, cal head coach mike montgomery won't be suspended by the pac 12 for shoving a player during a game. montgomery was disciplined by the conference, but he wouldn't face suspension for shoving the player in the chest. after playing down the incident, montgomery apologized yesterday saying he made a mistake and was trying to fire up his star player. it appears to have worked. he told reporters on sunday that there are "no hard feelings." he went on to score 23 points and helped cal erase a 15-point second half deficit. >>> and this coming to us from "dead spin.com," a player from georgia college women's team, coming up a little bit short on the free throw. she is hardly the only player that has had trouble. we're an equal opportunity show, we have guys, too. brian ocam didn't quite have the decisions here, double clutch there on the free throw attempt. and lest you think we're only picking on the college kids, that was an air

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and wd is seasoning out rfp's for efor what the helm, i don't know and we have a community that doesn't have a mother-in-laws association label, also blacks on the leaders account and the mayor said that the city is in a big bend -- well lord have mercy he just don't know we have been sweep like by a broom and we have racism on both side we have white people saying that there is racism and there is racism for years, black history month, we have been displayed and replaced because of our race and something has to be done. you must do something.. >> thanks next speaker. >> good day supervisors my name is robert green. i would like to say that i do not own firearms and i do not rise to the opposition combining date from the your resolution and fbi assault weapons are been responsible for barely one half of all firearm related murder over the last eight years and virginia tech is a reason to support senior feinstein's legislation and the outcome would have been a little different if two rounds would have been used instead of one. only fully autonomickic weapons are truly webs of wor war but

sent them as america's next best thing john brennan if confirmed will soon be at the helm of the cia and no one doubts that under him the program will expand even further the goal is pretty much clear to be able to control the world with a remote control in washington i'm going to. i don't britain for your eyes only private messages sent between internet users could be decoded and monitored the government says it's to keep the country safe that's coming up. officials from two near zero ruling is this party have reportedly rejected the prime minister's plan to dissolve the government and hold new elections the p.m.'s decision comes after another wave of public fury police fired tear gas at dozens of angry protesters in the capital tunis on wednesday after they attacked the offices governing party the rest was sparked by the assassination of a key opposition leader made some claiming the authorities were responsible let's call him mr o'keefe and these the ministers concessions you know home the storm. this could act as a catalyst for more violence and the war and. of course tunisia wit

accounts do you think we're going to see more transparency was regards to drones with john brennan at the helm of the cia no. no i don't with john brennan. secrecy is the key word. unless of course you know if he chooses to leak for the benefit of the administration what did you expect when you decided to go public to come clean on on on torture at the cia i mean your wife worked at the cia and she was fired because of him and your father five and you were going to prison what future did you envision for yourself five years ago. i didn't envision prison in my future five years ago i expected there to be a national debate on whether or not we wanted to use torture as an official u.s. policy now i'm very happy proud actually that i played a role in that debate and now the limbo law of the land is that torture is illegal i'm very proud of that i frankly didn't expect that the government would would go after me so relentlessly i stood in the snow for two hours to vote for president obama i really believed that this was a positive change i believed that he deserved that nobel peace prize or only be

settlement for the crisis in syria, which may include some kind of safe exit for the people at the helm of power, like president bush are assad. workhese two tracks will alongside each other has to be figured out. >> these accusations of war crimes being committed by both sides are not exactly the things we have not heard before. >> but now we are hearing it from the united nations, from a panel that was set up by the international community. it has legitimacy. it is going to be submitted in an official matter to the u.n. human rights council. this is the highest authority. if there's an international will, these steps could become the first steps in order to bring over these people responsible to justice, to start an official war crimes investigation into these atrocities. >> thank you for that report. in pakistan, relatives of the victims appeared the quetta bombing are refusing to bury their dead. and there are protests in cities around the country, calling for the culprits to be brought to justice after a new law to make discrimination against shia muslims a criminal offense. the at

makers to present them as america's next best thing john brennan if confirmed will soon be at the helm of the cia and no one doubts that under him the program will expand even further the goal is pretty much clear to be able to control the world with a remote control in washington i'm going to. some of the heaviest fighting in months erupts in the syrian capital rebels are trying to take control of a key approach to the city center of facing heavy government resistance that's just fine both sides vocalizing a willingness to negotiate and that's in a few minutes. and enbridge cinephile on his only private messages sent between the internet uses could be decoded and monitored and the government says it's to keep the country safe stay with us for more on that up to this great. we speak your language as i think about the war not advance. the music programs and documentaries in spanish more matters to you breaking news a little too much of angles to the story. here. to try to alter the spanish find out more visit actuality. live live . live. live . live. live live live. live. live. live. li

had this been a bit of a discussion point when you were at the helm?look, i've always come down on the side of saying that hm is more powerful, more valuable together, but certainly i've also said, and i think i said it on your show, maria, just a couple months ago, that hp is at a point where the board should be considering every strategic alternative. yes, we considered that alternative when i was at the helm because it's the responsible thing for a board to do. >> why didn't you go that route? why didn't you go that route? >> got so much synergy out of our supply chain, so much synergy out of our customer relationships, the pc business as jon pointed out is a great cash flow generating business and we got a lot of synergy out of our r & d efforts, but, however, the times have changed, and one of the things that has changed is hp has had two fairly major failed acquisitions. hp has milked its product lines for too long without investing sufficiently in them so the growth strategy going forward sun clear so now it's a good time to examine alternatives

sent them as america's next best thing john brennan if confirmed will soon be at the helm of the cia and no one doubts that under him the program will expand even further the goal is pretty much clear to be able to control the world with a remote control in washington i'm going to. and in britain for your eyes only private messages sent between internet users could be decoded and monitored the government says it's to keep the country safe that's coming up. officials from two near zero ruling is this party have reportedly rejected the prime minister's plan to dissolve the government and hold new elections the p.m.'s decision comes after another wave of public fury and police fired tear gas at dozens of anger protesters in the capital tunis on wednesday after they attacked the offices of government party gun rest to a spark by the assassination of a key opposition leader made some claiming the authorities were responsible let's call him mr o'keefe and leaves the home minister is centuries you know home a storm. this could act as a calculus for more violence and war and. of course unity

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spanish charles spoke to the reelected president i see geared up for his final four year run at the helm was especially vocal on helping the world's top whistleblower joining the sausage who remains ensconced in the ecuadorian embassy in london. sort of yes it does not practical as for the practical implication of julian assange the situation is up to europe to resolve it the problem will be solved if the u.k. granted a safe passage and hasn't any intention to disrupt the prosecution process according to the swedish justice system in spite of the nearest misinformed allegations see if they send a prosecutor to ecuador's embassy in britain and record the interrogation video which they can do it would on twist this not about is if they really have to interrogate him that julian assad was never even officially presented with charges if songes lawyer goes on it's lucky at the european court and achieves a safe passage for sanchez to staying at the ecuadorian embassy so the situation will be finally resolved it is all now in your hands but there is a lot of arrogance involved here a neo colon

today 100 missions later, she's still at the helm. a typical operation rainbow mission involves up to 30 volunteers surgeons, anesthesiologists, technicians and nurses from. bay area hospitals and beyond. now they bring all their own supplies, medical equipment and medicines so that when they're gone that week, they can see hundreds of patients and perform dozens of life-changing surgeries. >> they come on foot, by horse. >> reporter: looking at photos of past trip, it's clear laura has seen it all. but by far the biggest challenge these days is the bureaucracy she navigates from her tiny home office. >> the governments change frequently over there. we have had problems. problems are part of the package deal. >> reporter: dr. dave atkin has gone on 25 trips and says the teaching aspect of these missions is critical. >> our goal is to create independence in the physicians, nurses and technicians that we meet so they can care for their own people. >> when you see the need, when you see the people who would never get the medical care the

makers to present them as america's next best thing john brennan if confirmed will soon be at the helm of the cia and no one doubts that under him the program will expand even further the goal is pretty much clear to be able to control the world with a remote control in washington i'm going to. and in britain only five messages sent between internet users could be decoded and monitored and the government says it's to keep the country safe stay with us from on that after this break. it's technology innovations all the moves developments around russia we. cover. click. click click click click. click. click click. click. click click click click. if. you look. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. corporations are all day. you're watching r t the british government is considering using so-called black boxes to monitor private citizens internet use they say in the interest of safety the media has been slammed as a pointless invasion of privacy and mccaw the deputy director of the big brother washington ey

[applause] >> cynthia helms is the widow of richard helms., she writes about the american intelligence community. she recently spoke at the british embassy in washington d.c. this is just under an hour. [applause] >> thank you. i'm back over here. is that right? thank you for this kind, nice event to the lattice to have here and that is i am most grateful to you and thank everyone for coming. susie is quite right when she said that six's diary was soothing -- [inaudible] a few new richard helms khanate there are eskimos in a cardboard box. so when they're going to say one, i finally said, can you cope with the box? he said what alex? is that the cardboard box had been dusting for years on the top shelf. so the only thing and it was his silk scarf, thinking it was love letters and some wonderful, beautiful women i did know anything about. i've written the book on iran and then i tried to write this book and found it too difficult to do because particularly the war and divorce another issues comes they gave it up and put all this stuff away and