. >> the idea of eating in your car is something just uncivilized. >> alice waters, welcome to talk to aljazeera. >> thank you. >> you have said that food should cost more. explain what did you mean. >> well, i have been running restaurants for 42 years, and i think the success of the restaurant is completely dependent on the ingredients we have. i discovered very early on that these farmers that were local and organic made the restaurant what it is and i wanted to give them the money directly, and so we don't really have a middle man. we go to the farmer and i want to pay him the real price of food. >> is it possible to replicate that? >> i think it really is. when you cut out the middle man who is taking that cut, because the farm are needs to be paid enough so that he can send his children or her children to school, and to college. it's really hard when someone is asking that farmer to give a wholesale price and to really compete with cheap food that is being produced by sort of the fast food system. in countries around the world, people spend more money on food because they know ho

it's a debatable point. [ laughter ] >> jon: all i'm saying is maybe we should rirn return to an uncivillized of lawless chaos. so to sum up the 2014 state of the union a litany of vague pledges. a justified venting the frustration with congress and capping it the world's (bleep) republican open mic night. we'll be right back. [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. so as you are seeing last night was less about the state of the our union and more about the state of our president's relationship with congress, the subtext of the president's frustration, his irritation, his dislike his murderous hatred. it actually now appears to be bleeding into actual text. >> i'm eager to work with all of you but america does not stand still and neither will i. so wherever and whenever can i take steps without legislation to expand opportunity for more american family families that's what i'm going to do. >> jon: with all due respect (bleep) all y'all. [laughter] of course, the republican response. >> we're willing to work with the president. week hopeful maybe he will sit down and work with us. >> we wo

i saw most of congress as uncivil, incompetent at fulfilling the responsibility. such as timely appropriations. micromanage, thin-skinned and prone to put self-and reelection before country. unquote. >> question, is this over stated, under stated, or right on the mark? pat. >> i think most americans have come to believe that the respect for congress is down in the single digits. he goes after congress in a way he does not go after biden who accused of poisoning the well or anyone else. there is nothing complimentary at all about congress. he said there are a bunch of hypocrites, they grand stand up there. they ask questions for the camera. he said, i almost got up and quit and walked out they are so awful at times and i don't think anybody is going to -- >> are you attacking his judgment? >> i think gates is one of the most able public -- maybe he deserves to be soured on the situation. >> is it as bad as he says it is? i disagree with you. >> you're wrong. >> no one is going to argue with his description of congress. >> they aught to. >> where i have a problem is

. >> this is not civilized the baby -- uncivilized behavior. he is waiving it. >> that long barreled gun clearly visible in his right hand. he can be seen tossing the clerk a shopping bag which she feels with $170 and cigarettes. no forgiveness for that at all. he should be locked up. >> it is something that has affected me a lot. i do not feel safe. it is bad. >> an undercover task force ultimately caught sanders recently. he already has a lengthy rap sheet and is facing more than 230 years in prison. lewis, abc 7 news. video.ifying thank you for that story. a scary scene inside of a local electronic store. a gunman shot a store employee. it happened this morning at aida's electronics. officers say the gunman entered the store and there was some sort of dispute and that is when the employee was shot in the chest. he was conscious and breathing as he was taken to the hospital. police are not saying if a was a robbery. >> breaking news coming in tonight out of hyattsville where a car has crashed into a dollar store. this is annapolis road. no wo

things turned uncivilized quickly. >> the vancouver bench is already looking -- >> and here we go.ball to start this game. he is back at the blue line. he is angry. >> is he ever. he is looking directly at the calgary flames bench. we have two fights going on. >> they are near the vancouver blue line. welcome to the nhl. >> luckily afterwards they all made violent love to each other. the brawl resulted in eight ejections including lane and his entire family was there. said the 24-year-old before the game my parents are here and my brother flew in last night. this is something you dream of the it is not only yours, but it is also a family accomplishment. well, boo-hoo. bonnie, you are from canada. explain to me what went on. >> first of all that man was barack obama's son. so that was exciting. look, hockey is a tough sport. people like to see the fight. i have nothing further. it is nicky nicky 9 door. >> in america we call it naty, naty9 door. >> jlk, would you demand your money back if you went all that way to see your son play and then that happened? it seems a tragedy. >> i wou

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. >> and perhaps the most brutal victim of this, i saw most of congress as uncivil, timely appropriations, micromanagerial, parochial, egotistical, thin skinned and prone to put self before country. wonder how he feels about congress? jim papa, brushed it off by saying gates was entitled to his opinion. but his words have to have an impact. >> the department hopes they do have an impact. because being part of preparing secretaries and other administration staff to get a sit before congressional hearings and testify, there was often the wish that the very toughest questions would be more on substance and not just for you know to prove a points that they were -- a point that they were already trying to make, sometimes it was a statement and a "do you agree" so i do hope that those who are sitting on those daises listen and engage had a little bit more constructive dialogue. >> gates was brutal on vice president joe biden saying he was a man of integrity but he says i think he has been wrong on nearly every foreign security issue in the past four decades. the white house went all out to defe

. >> you said what you saw up close is truly eggly most of congress is uncivil, incompetent at fulfillingheir basic constitutional responsibilities. they're micro managers, thin skinned and prone to put self and re-election before country. that i thought was particularly hard that they put their own ambition before their can't. that's your experience with them? >> that was my experience. >> is that both sides of the aisle? >> yes. and whether it's supporting weapons systems or expenditures that are no longer necessary or could be better used for other things, opposing, shutting down or saving money by shutting down something in their district or state or -- and we've talked about it previously, i believe that a great deal of the opposition to the surge was political. and so that gave me a lot of trouble. as secretary of defense, i submitted five -- i prepared five budgets and not once did i have an appropriations bill at the beginning of the fiscal year and fighting two wars, we were being dribbled out money two and three months at a time to sustain it, they complain about how the departm

gates had a few choice words for congress calling it ugly, uncivil, incompetent, hypocritical, egotistical and thin skinned. as for george bush who first nominated him to head the pentagon said he made his bed and would have to lie in it. how much long-term impact would this have? a lot to cover. if you felt this way, why not resign back then. i'm going to vent for a minute. not just because i feel like this is very much in poor taste but i look at the man who is releasing this book, someone i think many people including myself has viewed as a statesman. someone we very much respect who has crossed the aisle to serve a number of presidents. he reminds me in a lot of ways of my dad who also served as a republican for president obama as ambassador to china. i could never imagine him unleashing a book talking about the intimate conversations he might have had with hillary clinton or president obama. so what gives here? it seems like it really is about making a buck or two. >> it's don't think it's that. he may make a buck or two because this looks like it will be a real interesting book. the

. >> you say, uncivil, basic constitutional. egotistical.s my view of the majority of the u.s. congress. >> i thought about that sentence a lot. and whether it was too strong and i decided at the end of the day that that's what i believe. >> gates now 70 is a former cia director who was serving as texas a&m university when president bush asked him to replace donald rumsfeld as secretary of defense in november of 2006. >> we are here to congratulate bob gates on becoming our nation's 22nd secretary of defense. >> by then the president, he says, concluded that things were going badly in iraq and gates decided congress needed to hear the truth. >> mr. gates, do you believe ma we're currently winning in iraq? >> no, sir. >> gates critics president bush with turning the u.s. effort around by ordering a surge of some 30,000 personnel. an idea gates says even he didn't support at first. he had some other minor disagreements with mr. bush, but he was more likely to clash with vice president dick cheney who did seem to understand that his influence w

in a "wall street journal" op-ed, gates called the legislative branch uncivil, incompetent at fulfilling their basic constitutional responsibilities, micromanagerial, hypocriticahyp thin skinned and prone to put re-election before country. there's something everyone can agree on. joining me now, benjamin wallace wells, kathleen parker, josh barrow, and david corn. all right, folks. our assessment of this this memoir. we were talking a little bit before the show. it's a little schizophrenic. it's sort of a love-hate relationship with his job. and a love/hate relationship with the administration. >> he was right-on with congress. we all would stipulate that we haven't read the book yet. that all said, i don't know anybody -- first of all, everyone has a problem with karzai. so that's not shocking. in fact, nothing so far to me is really very surprising. the fact that president obama would be skeptical about military leadership and about the war in general, he came in as the not a war president guy. his object was to end both wars as soon as possible. so that doesn't surprise me at all. and

i saw most of congress as uncivil, incompetent at fulfilling their basic constitutional responsibilities such as timely appropriations, micromanagerial, parochial, hypothetical critical, eo 'tis cal, thing-skinned, and prone to put self and reelection before country. harsh words about the body you served in for so many years. >> well, maybe i say first i agree with a lot of what he said, but also the job that he had as secretary of defense is probably the most frustrating that anybody can have. that's where a lot of the parochialism comes in, and a lot of the frustration he feels comes in. i certainly don't think -- i think those words are too harsh. he expressed many of those frustrations to me and others when he was secretary of defense. whether hi thinks all those things or not, i still have the highest regard for secretary gates. >> one final note, you were on jay leno's show. i'll play a clip about your own future, and then i want you to elaborate. here's what you want. >> how about the election? will you run for reelection? >> i am looking at it very seriously. >> >> he told me he

we think today about how uncivil and how difficult our politics are but remember the protest of lyndonohnson had to deal with and the chant hey hey lbj how many kids did you kill today? that has to be pretty tough for even the toughest minded politician to deal with. he had to deal with that day after day. he was as i say for a while at the end he could not speak except at military bases or conservative campuses. everywhere else there would be sometimes violent demonstrations against the vietnam war. richard nixon felt the same way. he had the same problem as he escalated the war. he also was a prisoner in the white house in many ways. he retreated more and more into his inner circle and didn't really break out of bed and didn't feel the need to. by the time of the watergate scandal which itself is an example of how isolated nixon was in this paranoid atmosphere around him he was talking to a couple of staffers at the white house. he was a very isolated and lonely person in so many ways. on a high note who are the presidents who have seen to have broken out of the bubble who seemed to

businesses and people living and working in that area are also reporting more of what is being called uncivilizeda female san francisco police officer is on leave this morning accused of shooting at person after a minor car crash this weekend. officer albie es parza was off-duty when the fender bender happened at both drivers exit 280. the officer says that while surveying the damage, the other driver got physical with her. she stated that she went for her gun. investigators say that she shot the driver in the leg. he is expected to survive. >> you may soon have to pay more for your electricity if you are at home during the day. pg&e is going to charge consumers based on the time of day when their energy issues. that would result in a 6% increase for the average pg&e customer pripet supporter stated that it will have people to learn how to conserve energy. >> as south bay never put it is left--due to call for thieves. the lecture " boxes have been taken apart and police stated that a neighbor complained that their lights went out. they have no suspects at this time. >> there will be changes for u

are they not like the uncivilized natives?he continues, and one of her probably most pointed comments on slavery -- i am sometimes ready to think that the passion for liberty cannot be equally strong in the breast of those who have been accustomed to deprive their fellow creatures of their spirit of this i am certain, that it is not founded upon that generous and christian principle of doing to others as we would that others should do unto us. >> how influential was this opinion about enslaved people on john adams's thinking? >> he had to be more practical. he is in congress. he is dealing with these people. he cannot alienate them. he had to help pull this together. it is easy to be a critic when you're not there. throughout the first 60 years of the country, people had to tread softly in order to keep the union together. >> we are going to fast forward. the country is formed. the washingtons are elected president and serving in new york, then philadelphia. john adams is vice-president. how does he and abigail decide their ho

"uncivil, incompetent in fulfilling basic constitutional responsibilities often putting self and re-election before country, this was my view of the majority of the united states congress." wow. was there anybody that you actually liked in congress? >> absolutely. there's quite a few members as individuals and as people i liked and enjoyed and some that i really respected. >> give me an example of who you really admired. >> well, one of the persons that i talk about -- actually, to take the chairman and vice chairman of the -- ranking member of the armed services committee. i had a lot of respect for carl levin. he and i disagreed about almost everything but when senator levin told me that he would do something, he did it. he was very political about a lot of issues. he, i think, went after my spre predecessor, but i could take senator levin at his word. same thing with senator mccain. senator mccain was always interesting to deal with at hearings but, by the same token, i think he was very important and helpful in cut programs and he would also keep his word. >> i want to get through a lot

he calls the majority of members uncivil, incompetent, egoeg ego 'tis -- the administration taking this serious, and immediately released a statement defending the vice president saying joe biden has been one of the leading statesmen of his time and has helped advance america's leadership in the world. and on the president's schedule which was released last night, the white house made a point of including biden in almost all of the president's meetings today, including lunch, and one that starts in just about half an hour. >> thank you. during the last six months at the pentagon, bill daly was president obama's chief of staff. >> well, i think it's rather unfortunate, because in the year i spent with the president, i saw the exact opposite, to be very frank with you. i saw a president who was very committed, obviously to support the troops, to support the policy of trying to decimate al qaeda, which from afghanistan was their base to attack the united states, and that was the purpose of the surge, and that was the purpose of the action in afghanistan, was to try to destroy as best we co

he says of congress, that they are uncivil, incompetent, hypocritical, egotistical, thin-skinned and to put self and re-election before country. harsh words towards congress. >> out there doing great. thanks very much. to josh with this morning's other top stories. >>> we're going to begin with the search for answers after a helicopter crash that claimed the lives of four u.s. airmen crew men. it went down in the marsh area off england's east coast during a nighttime training mission carrying live ammunition. residents heard unusual noises from the helicopter similar to the one you see here just moments before it crashed. >>> new details overnight about the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya. u.s. officials now believe an inmate freed from a u.s. prison at guantanamo bay named abu sufian bin qumu played a role in the attack. "the washington post" reports the u.s. released bin qumu in 2007 to libya but they released him just one year later. >>> a deadly avalanche in the rockies at a height of ski season. the 24-year-old victim, the grandson of the man who founded the popu

, you know, people need to be allowed to be passionate without having to worry about being deemed uncivill. >> certainly a topic to remember when going to a junior college when the person there was getting into hot water for handing out a constitution on constitution day. thank you so much for your time. >> thank you for having me. >> we appreciate that. 11 minutes before the top of the hour. and reports the department of justice is going to change the rules on how it investigates terror banning profiling, but does this put our national security at risk? >>> and some things may be too mortifying to tell your doctor, but our next guest says not telling the truth can be deadly. the top lies next, that you can tell. ♪ ♪ so you can have a getaway from what you know. so you can be surprised by what you n't. get o times the points on travel and dining at restaurants from chase sapphire preferred. so you can taste something that wakes up your soul. chase sapphire preferred. so you can. >>> 53 minutes past the hour. patients lie. while it can be embarrassing to tell your doctor about a bad habit