it is good for us, and good for everyone in the region. it includes everyone in the region. it is not aimed at anyone. no individual country or group of countries. with this as background, i would like to explain the various features of the defense rebalance to the region that is reflected in the first force structure decisions we have made and are making, that is what we keep and what we retire. second, presence in posture, that is where we put things and what we do with them, the most visible part of the rebalance. next, investments. not just in technology and new weapons systems, but human capital as well. then, innovations and operational plans and tactics, and finally, and perhaps most importantly, the work we're doing to strengthen the alliances and partnerships in the region. let me begin by describing how we are shifting the force structure to the region. i will start with the navy. as we draw down from afghanistan the navy will release combatants and and and chile -- and eventually carriers and reconnaissance and their associated processing capabilities. already sig

this is a framework that the region introduced quite a few years ago with the region wish tog help get involved in regional issues of urban sprawl and traffic congestion and how can we grow better as a region smarter. and the region, of course, does not have land use authority so they came up with this framework that encouraged local jurisdictions to identify those locationses within their cities that would make the most sense to be the areas to channel growth that are transit oriented. and, so, here in san francisco this map shows our priority development areas, i recall i realize it's a little washed out. attachment 1 in your packet page 128 also has a map. these are the areas that we identified in san francisco first in 2007, approved by the board of supervisors. they've been updated just a little bit here and there since then. generally the parts of the city where our area plans are. generally the eastern part of the city, bart corridor as well as the southwest where the sort of park merced development is. in order to be a priority development area there are criteria established by

they comprise about 4 percent of our region's population today. and this plan assigns to them about 1 percent of the housing growth in the future. and you would think that we were bringing in a foreign invading army. some counties clearly think that any amount of growth is going to be destructive of the lifestyle they enjoy. and other counties like this one, i think are anxious to take on growth in the right places under the right conditions, and as you know, one of the principle issues that have been raised about growth here as well as the other cities in the region is the question of displacement and the concern that when we do reenvest in some of these areas, where we would like to grow, that we make sure that we have adequate protections and opportunities for the residents who are already there. so, that sort of spans the spectrum, and i think that we are going to have a difficult challenge trying to please both of those faction, but i would acknowledge and i think that this was in response to a question that you may have asked at the last mee

we're in the heart of a rich gold bearing region. the mines are artisanal the techniques and c'est the gold reserves have hardly been tapped. the big companies rarely venture around here but they already hold all the mining permits. and all this land is already tenured by the company's compass you know whenever a small farmer goes to request a mining permit he's told that the land has already been allocated that someone has requested it before and. in this way the small scale miners are considered illegal by the colombian government they live under fork rule most of the time the guerrilla fighters are invisible but they come here regularly to collect their war tax. in order to work you have to pay the guerrillas. everyone pays the entire region of the moco and southern pay. this is the infernal trap the small scale miners were caught had been subjected to paying extortion money as a result they're accused of supporting the guerrillas. that it's an injustice. if we didn't pay the fox they close down the mine. they don't just work and

in the region. you may have heard during the hearing that the u.s. canceled planned missile tests in the area. the "christian science monitor" saying, senior u.s. military officials called for the move by general james thurmond, a quote, prudent measure, made in consultation with south korea. senator levin there gaveling out the hearing, wrapping up the hearing. indicating there is a vote under way in the u.s. senate. there is. first up, the house they return from their two week spring recess today gaveling in at 2:00 for legislative work. several measures under consideration this afternoon, including one dealing with hydropower development in utah, and another on the acquisition of historical battlefield sites. we'll have live coverage here on c-span, 2:00 p.m. eastern. the senate, meanwhile, the vote under way in the cincinnati on the nomination of patty schwartz to be a judge on the u.s. third circuit court of appeals. following their party lunches, the senate -- possible the senate may begin con

over all these numbers are you might have seen them before, 1.1 million jobs into the region, and 2.1 million people and 660,000 new units and as you see, san francisco is taking on a major responsibility in terms of jobs and housing. in terms of the transient kind of what explains the role of san francisco, is the lead of the knowledge-based activities and it is not just the knowledge-based but it is the integration of the knowledge based core functions with other sectors including health and education and leisure and hospitality and this diverse economy what it is giving the regional economy a strength and it is not growing at the same pace that we have seen in previous decades but it is a healthy growth over the next three decades. there is a high expectation that employment growth will be more urban than in prior decades. san francisco has not taken on a lot of growth. and we are see a reversal of that plan and it is not that the office park and the jobs will disappear but in those areas we see a concentration of employment close to transit and services. important to recognize the

. >> turkey and israel relations are very important for the whole region, because the region itself is going through a historical transformation process, like egypt, tunisia, yemen are trying to change, and also syria is in a very, very difficult situation. >> and the last thing that you would want to see in the region is the turkish and israel relations getting worse. >> rose: american foreign policy, and turkish foreign policy when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. >> rose: additional funding provided by these funders. n't and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. >> from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: richard haass is here, she the president of the council on foreign relations. he is a veteran observer of american foreign policy in his new book he looks inward and argues america must solve its domestic problems if it is going to be a foreign power, it is foreign policy begins as home, the case for putting america's house in order. i am pleased to have him here at this table.

this will benefit all our operators as well as the region's businesses and residents. first we want to build on an understanding of all of our existing system interdependancies and the consequences of existing conditions to help expedite sppbs and restoration planning among agencies. with this we will also identify the key assets and respiration of priority schemes to prioritize and restoring and rebuilding our city and ultimately the region after such an earthquake. we will then work to develop a set of life line expectation under current systems and standards developed over the next decade. you can imagine as you see from the slide behind me this visualization of a complex network of interdependancies that exist among a wide variety of life lines we count on every day. for example, a crucial role is communications will play in helping the life lines cooperate opt mately while disaster is captured in the dark blue grid on the left. additionally the mission critical need to have access for fuel to operate the multiple system that deliver crucial resources to our reside

to bring the super bowl here would be a regional effort with regional benefits. we are excited about it and happy to participate and looking forward to our hotels, restaurants, facilities for people who are visiting san francisco and santa clara and other cities around the area. super bowl 50, i don't care, we'll take either one. we have a great team put together to make that happen. it will take a lot of collaboration and we in san jose as well as san francisco and santa clara are committed to making it happen. [ applause ] so i'm daniel to committee chair, thank you mayor lee, he approached me and said we have to shine a light on san francisco and the entire bay area. the next call were to mayor matthews, mayor read, we also have officials from oakland. this is going to take a unified approach. we are up against a very tough competitors and south florida. miami has hosted. they know how to do it, but we are excited to show off our region, the innovation and also the compassion that we have here in this community. my job, my day job is running tipping points fro

in the financial district which is no longer a case, the set of jobs that you are absorbing in the region is a lot more complex and it really varies across the professional services and it is closely linked to entertainment and retail and that defines a new economic profile for the city in a new relationship with the rest of the region that we are hoping will be able to facilitate and are teaching this with the plan b area. so let me stop here. and i will let him take over. >> i used to work here when the dinosaurs, and this room as beautiful as it was. i am here to tell you about the money and it should not take long, there is a lot of it and that is certainly the case and as you can see on this chart, close to 300 billion dollars in this plan that we forecast will be available over the next 25 to 30 years and the principle take away is that most of it is generated in this area. between the funds and the local funds that are primarily sales tax and transit fares and it is two-thirds of the money. and the down side of course is that has been some what of a necessity because of the lack of

we're in the heart of a rich gold bearing region. the mines are artisanal the techniques and c'est the gold reserves have hardly been tapped. the big companies rarely venture out here but they already hold all the mining permits. and all this land is already tenured by the company's compass you know whenever a small farmer goes to request a mining permit he's told that the land has already been allocated that someone has requested it before and. in this way the small scale miners are considered illegal by the colombian government they live under fark rule most of the time the guerrilla fighters are invisible but they come here regularly to collect their war tax. in order to work you have to pay the guerillas. everyone pays the entire region of the moco and southern pay. this is the infernal trap the small scale miners were carted subjected to paying extortion money as a result they're accused of supporting the guerrillas. bad it's an injustice. if we didn't pay the fox they close down the mine. i don't it just work and they kick us o

the region remains on high alert. south korea has postponed a major military meeting with the u.s. to focus on the north korean threat. japan is gearing up to be able to shoot down any potential missiles. even south east asian and made -- neighbors are monitoring the situation closely. wantnment leaders do not kim jong un to think they have been scared. but no one wants to underestimate him either. act of water has leaked from a separate tank in fukushima. the operator says the leak was small. it happened one day after more 1 million gallons of contaminated water was calm. the reactor was damaged after the earthquake and tsunami in 2011. the u.s. secretary of state says it is crucial for turkey to fully restore ties with israel. john kerry said relations between the countries are important for regional stability. he also in pea-sized turkey's role in aiding the syrian opposition and refugees. both by allies to the united states. we're hopeful that the agreement to restore normalization will help to open the door to gr

it's good for us, it's good for everyone in the region. and it includes everyone in the region. it's not aimed at anyone. no individual country or group of countries. with this is background i would like that explain the various feature of our deafen rebalance to the asia-pacific region. it's reflected in first four structured decision. we have made and are making what we keep what we retire. second, presence and posture that is where we put things and what we do with them. most visible part of the rebalance. next investment, not just in technology and new weapons systems but in human capital as well. then innovations in our operational plans and tactics, and finally in perhaps most importantly the work we are doing strengthen our alliance and partnership in the region. we begin by describing how we are shifting our structure to the asia pacific region. i'll start with the nay have -- navy. as we draw down from afghanistan the navy will be releasing naval surface combatant and carriers as well as navel intelligence surveillance reconnaissance, isr and the associated processing c

de la region de rusia 1:34 stella grinberg/inmigrante de la region de rusia 1:43 asi es y hablar conos nos ayuda a entender los conflictos que ocurren en otras partes del mundo y que al final nos pueden afectar a todos. san francisco es el hogar de una numerosa comunidad rusa, y hoy como el resto del pais se levanto con la noticia de que los dos sospechosos del fatal atentado en boston, provienen de esa region del mundo. es horrible, tengo el corazon destrozado estamos muy preocupados que esto se repita el impacto fue muy grande, nunca me imagine que terroristas chechenos vendrian a america alexander nacio en estados unidos pero sus abuelos son de rusia la gente de rusia ama a america, muchos vinieron aqui por libertad, democracia, por todo lo grandioso que este pais ofrece, pensar que alguien inmigraria de alli y cometer un horror como este nos tiene en un profundo estado de dolor y conmocion. segun los primeros reportes, kzhokhar tsarnaev y su hermano tamerlan provienen especificamente de chechenia, una region autonoma de rusia que aunque ahora esta estable, ha sido asolada por dos

our region needs common values and ideals, our region needs a common perspective, more security more neighborhood, and that is why we would very much like to see the goods to move freely are one area to another and people to move freely from one country to another, capital moving freely from one country to another, and we would very much like to see the borders in our region more and more lose their meaning and in turkey we have been doing many agree trade agreements. >> rose: let me come back before we move to that i do want to talk about those kind of issues as well. does the prime minister find zionism a crime against humanity? >> well, actually, i think it is important to think about our prime minister's comments within the context of not emphasizing different ethnicities or different ideologies but trying to find commonalities, and how to also create enter dependencies between countries .. so that is the way how they are looking at the region. >> rose: and as you know because of secretary kerry being in israel and the conversations he had and the president had, especially the pr

secondly, that we would maintain freedom of access throughout that region. in particular, we would maintain the sea lanes in that area, whatever the challenge might be. even as we reduce our defense budget, therefore we must maintain and would maintain a powerful navy, and that that navy would be charged with maintaining the freedom of those sea lanes. we had, of course, to be concerned as to whether there would be a challenge for that. we observed that the rise and shine has more energy needs for more energy than they can produce themselves, and to maintain the economic growth which they believe is essential. we observed that the south china sea is a potential source of energy supplies for china and that there is a contention among the nations in that region as to where the ownership and rights of access are to the south china sea. and this is conceivable that china might seek to reestablish its claim there by military coercion and that could lead them into a confrontation with the united states' desire to maintain free access. the best way of avoiding that

, and the politics that people find so confusing about our region. and that was the purpose of the book. now, i was told, of course, if you want get that across, you've got to put in the personal to hang it on, or no one will read the book. or at least very few people will read the book. and i wanted to book to reach as many people as possible-- different kinds of pple. and so the book is... >> hinojosa: is really inside. >> it's very personal, and it also... i've been very gratified by the people who have come and told me thank you, people... you know, jewish americans, and arab americans, and americans from the midwest, and throughout the country, and all the other countries that it's been published in, "thank you for helping us to understand a little bit more." and as you said, i hope, and it seems, that it has come across as something authentic and not as a piece of political propaganda or personal propaganda. >> hinojosa: now, i do want to ask you another kind of personal question, which is, you are someone who, because of how you ended up livin

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in the caucasus region.russia clamped down with sometimes brutal force, what began as a separatist movement became a radical movement. horrific attack on a russian school left more than 300 people, many children, dead. joining me from washington, d.c., christopher swift from georgetown university, an expert on chechnya, and constitutional lawyer. christopher, the brothers came from a volatile region. did ethnic ties necessarily influence their alleged actions? >> you know, it is too early to say, jake. these young men would have been in the region, you know, at a very early point in their lives. i think it is much more likely based on the facts that are developing right now that we're seeing a radicalization process that began in the united states when they were in their late teens and early to mid-20s. that's usually the profile for people who self radicalize, especially through online forums. >> and what we've learned in recent reporting is that according to national public radio which spoke to the roommat

bases in the region there are twenty thousand u.s. troops just across the border in south korea so could we see the worst nuclear standoff since the cuban missile crisis between the soviet union and the u.s. even though the rhetoric is probably as hostile as it's ever been no one really believes that north korea is actually going to carry out an attack north korea itself knows that if it didn't attack or for that attack the united states it would be committing national suicide the united states would retaliate in a tremendous fashion north korea does not want to commit suicide i believe north korea is doing all this so it can get to a point to actually negotiate some kind of peace agreement with the united states in the u.s. media to you have all pundits basically saying the same thing that north korea is not going to strike because they know it's a suicide that they want to reach some kind of a deal with washington but they're not going to get it you have former officials experts all saying that but with all this war talk from north

out this regional data network. this is to give first responders the same tools that private citizens have with their smart phones so that they can at a glance be able to text people, be able to pass information and data in that fashion. i want to emphasize this is a regional system. so, we have $25 million match from motorola who actually got the original $50 million grant for a total of $75 million regionally. about 15 million of that is going to be specifically in san francisco to build out our 24 radio sites and the other kind of infrastructure we need here in san francisco. so, it's a wonderful thing that we have got that hectionv -- gotten that money or that the region had gotten that money. in a regional system, at this point if oakland wants to share mug shots of some criminal who got on bart and jumped into san francisco, they don't have the ability to be able to do that. with this new system and the smart phone-like devices, they will be able to do that. they'd be able to, if we get mutual aide from anothe

unfortunately they are carrying out their designs that i think designed for the region you know underrobably for the word you know if you if you if you do think of what is happening in libya and yemen in sudan in egypt you know you're in here out in syria you would know that there is a hugely resigned that is made for this to the region and i think they are ignoring the fog that it is the people and they are people who make the future of their countries and personally i feel that what we are witnessing in the middle east is the absolutely the threshold of independence of a lot of countries and in the next twenty or thirty years you will find another word that truly speaks up for itself and i hope syria is going to be the first country to usher in this a new dawn for the arab world do you think that this design is for syria alone or it's also about iran well you know it's not for city alone i think it is it's first of all about the i that is there any conflict first of all it's about palestine and the occupied territories and then in order to fulfill this desire and you have to bring i

it is good for us, and good for everyone in the region. it includes everyone in the region. it is not aimed at anyone. no individual country or group of countries. with this as background, i would like to explain the various features of the defense rebalance to the region that is reflected in the first force structure decisions we have made and are making, that is what we keep and what we retire. second, presence in posture, that is where we put things and what we do with them, the most visible part of the rebalance. next, investments. not just in technology and new weapons systems, but human capital as well. then, innovations and operational plans and tactics, and finally, and perhaps most importantly, the work we're doing to strengthen the alliances and partnerships in the region. let me begin by describing how we are shifting the force structure to the region. i will start with the navy. as we draw down from afghanistan the navy will release combatants and and and chile -- and eventually carriers and reconnaissance and their associated processing capabilities. already sig

this is the 14th year we post together this to look at the i state of city in his our region and there have been so many changes if you think about that have happened in each of these cities and sounding bay area it is last 14 years and if you look at the activity the cranes until the air the hospital building activity the activity ature ports and airports and hospitality sector the booming tech sector and all of the future plans, think about the changes that will happen in the next 14 years and each of these cities and in our region so we are going to hear a little bit about the future and some of the priorities and what the outlook is into this coming year and we are really delighted to have awful you here with us this morning. i think there is more than 600 and we are glad that you gathered with us. our tradition at this event is to alternate between the two cities from year to year and last year we hosted the event in oakland which, is why here here in san francisco this year and is to mayor lee thank you for being the host city this year andmary khan thank you for traveling across