you know, we're surrounding the in this area by a horse shoe drive is the charring allocate and george schultzse shoe drive we have this lady that's the director of protocol for the statistical choorlt i want to recognize you thank you so much (clapping.) and i haven't seen him but steven made this project possible is mr. beckal here a big had an for steven he made this thing go. we have mayor edwin lee we're lucky to have him. we have members of the board of supervisors. i've seen one at least do we have any members. thank you all so much. oh, i see scott wiener it's good to have you here and city attorney herrera. the city administer naomi kelly (clapping) and the department of public works mohammed (clapping.) and the south san francisco arts commission director tom. thank you tom for being here (clapping.) and we're going to ask someone to speak in a minute our senior veteran former secretary of state george b schooulz will you make many racks this morning for us? >> this is a great occasion. and mike has identified people as he wanted to honor and he give recognition to but let's face it

mayor ed lee, willie brown and george shalts -- schultz. brown referred to the idea for the memorial is 82 years old. >> san francisco is notorious for taking a long time to do anything. i am certain the person in 1932 that made this commitment actually assumed that he or she was going to be here to shovel the sand. >> mayor ed lee said the city is committed to having a new memorial finished by october. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. one price on the shelf but a different price at the check out. how technology could stop you from being ripped off. >> the reason why international criminals want to do business in the golden state. >> we are continuing to monitor the breaking news out of the east bay where crews are working to contain a grass fire that has been burning for three hours. >> after the break, the bay area weekend. which is in view. which day will be the warmest. female announcer: what will you get with your new sleep train mattress? man: i'm getting a camera! - i'm getting an espresso maker! - i'm getting a new smart phone! female announcer

. >> mayor ed lee, former secretary of state george p. schultzformer mayor willie brown will host a public ground-breaking ceremony in memorial court for the future san francisco veterans memorial. the san francisco veterans memorial site contains soils from battlefields around the world where americans have fought for their country. the new memorial will feature a series of reflection pulls. >> disturbing news this morningdisturbing news this morning on the university of a new survey reveals nearly a quarter of students, staff and faculty members say received hostile behavior within the u-c system. that's both on u-c's 10 campuses and at major off campus offices. the survey was done as part of an effort to promote respect and diversity. after a series of incidents that included a noose and k-k-k hood found at u-c san diego. and complaints about bias from u-c-l-a staff. >> richmond police are starting a new program to try and stop prostitution in the city streets. police are now posting photosif you have a hard tim of johns on soca for everyone t

former secretary of state george p. schultz, no relation, has come out in support of the pipeline. now, schultz told the vail global energy forum he's backing the project because it makes america less dependent on middle east oil. wrong. people tell me this will replace oil coming from venezuela. i don't believe that either. we got experts all over the place, dwont we? anyway, shut told the forum that is oil that doesn't go through the straits of hormuz. all right. a lot of oil does go through that portion of the world, but who says it will come to the united states? the canadian government is also stepping up its efforts to get the pipeline approved. ambassador to the united states, who i think is a quality guy, a good guy, has been a great politician for the canadians for years and not known to lie, he wrote a letter to john kerry on friday urging the united states to support the pipeline. he said if the pipeline is approved, can that today will work to reduce carbon emissions. ambassador wrote canada is committed to additional actions to reduce carbon emissions further. on frida

george schultz has campaigned for a carbon fee to put a proper price on carbon. former representative bob inglis is out barnstorming around the country arguing that there should be a republican conservative carbon fee proposal. so even though that side of the senate has been empty all night since senator inhofe left -- and he was here to deny that there was a problem -- so there's been no voice for doing anything responsible about climate change all night from that side of the aisle. it's been absolutely silent, absolutely empty. but it's closer than it looks when you actually look at the history of members on that side of the aisle, when you look at the position of republicans who are not up for election. shat shat i just wanschatz shaik -- mr. schatz: i just want to talk about how i think taking action is consistent with conservative principles. my understanding of conservative principles -- and i am a progressive. but my understanding of conservative principles are basically that you value incrementalism, that you understand the importance of institutions, tha

the way, endorsed not just by progressives but also by moderates and also conservatives like george schultz, nobel laureate becker, former reagan advisor laffer, and former republican congressman bob inglis. in other words, there is an understanding that if we are to be serious about addressing the need to cut carbon emissions, there has got to be a tax on those emissions. and our legislation, which has been endorsed by, i believe, almost every major environmental organizations, does several things. what we do in a very, very significant way is invest in energy efficiency and weatherization, because that is the low-hanging fruit. what we also do is invest very significantly in sustainable energy. and also, importantly, in the event that folks are paying increased costs for electricity or for other areas, much of the money goes -- is returned directly to taxpayers. so let me conclude, mr. president rk b, by saying te following: we can have an honest debate about the best path forward to transform our energy system. this is complicated stuff, and i don't think anyone has the magic answer. so

see the transcripts and these guys were intense they were doing it themselves it wasn't staff george schultz was with them in the room and they came very close and they stumbled to the last minute over a hitch on whether to confine anti-missile defenses to the laboratory or not the anti and this old yesterday i program yeah so yeah i have both of them exaggerated their effectiveness ronald reagan thought they would work and gorbachev feared they would it turns out you could have let them go full bore they would have affected one thing or another so we missed the chance to eliminate nuclear weapons by a couple of words because that's that's remarkable there were a lot of us back who were suggesting fairly publicly that s.d.i. was nothing. were that a boondoggle that was being yeah voted by the weapons industry the defense industry you know they they were looking for a new source of cash or a new source of revenue and it was a trillion dollar project as i recall over the life of the right so it started like all weapons programs they start off fairly modestly a few million here a few million th

george bush was told to stay home and bill clinton was told to stay home. >> it happens. we flashback to debbie wasserman schultzng for alex sync. she said we support you. we're proud of you. was she proud when alex said this about immigration, that without it, who would do the work of the -- the dirty work. listen to this. >> immigration reform is important in our country. we have a lot of employers that rely upon workers and especially in this environment, where are you going to get people to work to clean up, do our landscaping? >> really painting those jobs as a brush of disdain and sort of dismissing it. really? possibly something that worked against her. >> that comment may have sunk sink. >> you can't teach that. >> jolly is going to join us in the 8:00 a.m. hour. we'll get his response to see if he's been up all night. >> you seem obsessed with how late he was up. >> i am. >> can you sleep after an election like that? >> a lot of tossing and turning. >> maybe it's a happy all nighter. >> that will be my first question. heather, let's check in with heather nauert. >> hi. at this hour we're all obsessed wi