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tomorrow c-span will be live at the state department with opening remarks by secretary of state john erry. we'll hear from government officials and scientists discussing ocean ecosystems. live starting at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span 2. at 10:00 a discussion about european security after recent events in ukraine. live on c-span 3. here on c-span, two former uncle whistleblowers will discuss oversight and efforts to curb corruption at the u.n. beginning live noon eastern. >> came over in the 1990's. the business has matured. i think, you either have to do two things, you have to lower costs, keep your margins good or find new sources of revenue. looking for new ways. if you look at comcast and its investment in the x1 platform, if you can make video on demand more attractive, number one, don't lose what you have. you also see them taking advantage of broad band. that is a blessed source of new business opportunity for our industry. s it grow -- it is growing much faster. it has good economics and its a good business. >> the rapid change in telecommunication and the future monday night a

on average, the drink pricesç will go up 5 to 20 cents.ucks is raising the price of bags of coffee by a dollar starting next month. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> skies are clear, a pleasant start this morning. the temperatures have dropped down into the 50s and 60s. we'll be in the 80s this afternoon. need your sunglasses, too, especially if you're hitting the road. >> got them. good morning, bill. this is a live look outside at 422. you don't need the sunglasses just yet. later in the day is when we'll see the delays on the roads. as you can see, no delays to report. no accidents out there. it's a quiet start to the major roadways. before we come back, good morning, katie. >> hi, jillian. why the attorney general's office is releasing a report or a review on the jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal two years after sandusky was convicted. that's coming up after the break. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> today we're expecting to learn more about the jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal investigation. the pennsylvania attor

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services this relates bashgs back to the budget item you mention those will be the folks should the funding come from planning or the a t c it will be the consultant to do that and it will be important to extend the contracts i want to insure that the transbay participation through the consultant and otherwise that we're as collaborative and coordinate active and open-minded about that process as we possibly can be in keeping with the mayors request that he made when we met the other day and i'm happy to move the item. >> thank you. we have a motion on this item any public comment on that item? seeing none, we do have a motion. >> second. >> and a second roll call. >> director reiskin. director harper. supervisor kim. it's 4 i's and item 10 is approved >> thank you. next item 11. >> it's authorizing the executive director to expedite a cooperative agreement with caltrain for vicinity oversight assurances for the transit right-of-way not to exceed 4 hundred thousand and directors skyline will report. >> good morning from the project management team i'll only add that this really started in 2009 we entered into on a agreeme

. >> the hepatitis c space will be hot. more data will be presented on drugs in november.mong bioteches, expect readouts with big implications on stocks. and it's been a record year, and analysts expect it to continue. and the second half's big names -- that's your second half biotech outlook. >> we mentioned flak from congress, i get it. but the last quarter it had, as good as has been posted by a company in quite some time. got a big short interest. i think it should be rallying more than it is. if there's any positive news, it goes to $100. >> take a look at vtl, up 130%. >> which is -- vital therapy. >> and these stocks, i picked four of them up better than 130% in the last four days. so, they're right. these are stocks people are still focused on and will continue to explode to the north. >> there it's still time to vote. would you rather hear about how dr. j traded ns or idti? vote as many times as you want. the viewers' favorite choice is next. >>> time for unusual activity. it's the second time we've done, viewer's choice edition. viewers voted, and they're now clo

with a two year contract a 16 gigabyte iphone 5-s will cost just 99 dollars, down from 149 and a 5-c will 29 dollars instead of 49. the price cuts are fueling speculation that apple will soon release a new iphone model but walmart says they just want to offer customers great prices. the deal is only for purchases made in the stores. chicago just made a list of most stressful cities in america. survey says-- chicago comes in sixth! that's thanks to a lot of traffic and brutal winters. that keeps us completely secured with our jobs. we are valued. other factors include poverty, crime, and unemployment rates. the top five are new york, detroit, los angeles, riverside/san bernadino and houston. time for sports and we start with the nba draft where the sanborn and dino was up at the top of that list. >> we will let that one sink in for a bit. time for sports. with the start of the nba draft the bulls pulled off a big trade to get college basketball's best scorer. the bulls sent both of their 1st round picks to the denver nuggets for the rights to the 11th pick, doug mcdermott from creighton. m

with we have a list of bay area fireworks. ,,,,,,,,,, beginning tuesday, a-c trant will no longer issue paper transfer >>>it is all blastic and no paper for ac transit riders beginning on tuesday. ac transit will no longer issue paper transfers for bus fares. they will 94 be plastic. they will use days passes. the day pass offers unlimited riding all day long, there is no fare increase. starting on tuesday there is a fare increase for golden gate transit riders, the cost of riding a ferry across the bay will increase $50 cents. for clipper, 25% increase. golden gate fares, anywhere between 25 to 50 cents, depending on the trip. >>> now, it was a great day but today, people in many areas are dealing with flooding or fire danger across the country. >> reporter: people across the nation are feeling the impact of severe weather. the storms working their way through minnesota and tennessee are producing heavy rains and the flash flooding. minnesota governor says damage from the flooding there is significant. >> i never seen damage this severe and widespread usually, one or two counties, this

c. uruguay will play the winner. likely it will be either columbia or the ivory coast. it could be one of those teams, we will see later tonight. >> thank you so very much for that, art. >> germany played their last group team match on thursday. we will bring you that of course on thursday. >> goodbye. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- 1uogo'Ño >> good evening. the russian president vladimir put in out to the upper house of parliament and -- vladimir putin asked the upper house of parliament and moscow -- this after the rebels said they would respect a piece deal approved by the ukrainian president petro poroshenko.

work tom c are putting the k c -- crews will put the final touches on the stadium and they'll work until kick off getting the stadium ready. security - there'll be 180,000 security personnel guaranteeing security during the world cup here in brazil. the country is spending about 900 million, several thousands army troops as well in all the different host cities, guarding airports, stadiums and hotels that are key infrastructure sites. overall the meed in brazil, i -- mode in brazil, i would say is starting to build. a lot of brazilians want to get the tournament started. brazil is saying despite the problems, the delays and the money spent, brazil says a government official is ready to host the world cup are of all world cups, as one official told me, saying "yes, there has been problems, get ready, put your seat belts on because the next few weeks will be a fun ride." will find out about now. >>> so the stadiums are almost ready, fan, present company including ready. what about the brazil team. they'll begin a quest for a sixth world cup. we have this report. >> reporter: any world cup

they have to provide proof and if you would look at exhibit c, you will see a letter of transmittal as part of our application process. the way the city request that we provide this mailing, it provides the mailing list to everybody we send a mailing to. if they are returned to us, we have to provide those to the city. i don't know what further way at&t can verify if they receive the mail that we send them. you assume when the mail goes out that it ends up at somebody's home in a mailbox. i don't know what they can do than to make everybody sign. this is method that the department requires that we follow. that's what i have to add. thank you. >> so on this particular mailing, how many are returned? >> none. it's my understanding. >> so none were returned for this current mailing that they got sent. >> none on the easement were returned to us is my understanding. there were several from the notice of intent mailing that are returned that are part of the application package. >> okay. thank you. >> mr. quan, anything further? no. >> i have a question for mr. quan? >> me too. >> madam pres

will be warm. here's the east bay hills camera. we have a beautiful shot of mother nature's a. c.. it will back you have significantly this weekend. we will talk about the temperatures around the bay in just a few minutes. >> looks pretty from that view. also next, actor comedian tracy more -- morgan is in critical condition this afternoon of after a six war pileup on the so you can get cash back ♪ ♪ on all your purchases. so you can use your cash back... to so you...ur can save the day. chase freedom. so you can. let me ask you a question. if you've had chickenpox, what do you think the odds are of getting shingles? those odds are high enough. >> developing news, comedian tracy morgan is in critical condition this morning following a six-vehicle accidents. authorities say the 30 rock star and former saturday night cast member was riding in a limo bus when the accident happened on the new jersey turnpike. one person was killed and four others were in the hospital with injuries. >> happening today hundreds gathered to say their final good-byes to the late maya angelou. first lady mic

into the themes that have really amount of weight. >> we will the -- c. -- we will see.happen to find yourself at a mcdonald's in the world cup and you do not want the big mac many have secret menus in brazil. erik schatzker went to brazil and shows up -- shows us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> he looks like he is enjoying it. a problemeo is having with amazon and the new phone the company is set to release today. it is bad for customers. we will give you details on why. plus, stock, he'll again. .he ceo on the latest round she will answer questions and what to fix the problem. ♪ she will answer questions and >> louis dreyfus spoke with charlie rose. collects -- >> you are selling yourself, in a sense. you are selling a brand. you are selling an image of yourself. we are talking to it -- suffer fromo do not the stereotype very >> you're looking at one of them. >> those are her comparisons there you can watch all of these interviews tonight right here on bloomberg television. getting into the smartphone business, amazon there is according to a person familiar with the matter, they will be t

so the aesthetic will be ç different. ut the aesthetic will save lives. >> reporter: this, of course, has been a decades long struggle. they showed up again and again at the bridge board meetings pleading for barriers. now they will get them. the new nets are scheduled to be installed in about three years. back to you. >> okay, thank you, peggy. >>> it was a misunderstanding. that's when an alleged cyberpimp told a federal judge today when he missed his appearance this morning. he was arrested wednesday in his mountain view home for running my redbook.com. when he failed to show up, the judge issued a bench warrant. when he finally arrived, he told the judge he was confused as to when he was supposed to appear. he and his girlfriend together ran one of the best known prostitution sites on the internet and laundered more than $5 million. >>> well, the public will soon know the evidence prosecutors have against the man accused of kidnapping and killing sierra lamar. a judge today deciding to unseal the grand jury transcripts

those willç be building tomorr. in fact, this line of clouds comes into play tomorrow. long with it, humidity that will be building in the area. you'll feel the difference tomorrow with temperatures up into the upper 80s. for today we'll see dry conditions, 85 degrees. 88 tomorrow afternoon. showers and thunderstorms, a chance will increase as the afternoon goes on and into tomorrow night. and thursday, a possibility of storms in the area, 86 degrees. a break for friday and saturday. 86. here comes the heat. it willing up from 90 degrees on sunday, 92, a hot one monday afternoon. >>> 6:22 right now. here's something you don't hear every day, someone has your money and wants to give it back to you. we'll tell you how people in the delaware valley can cash in on money that's rightfully theirs. >>> no more monkey business. if you have a phone, this app and20thin fty unt >>> unclaimed property sitting in pennsylvania's treasury may have your name on it. $304 million worth of unclaimed property is waiting to be claimed. the property includes abandoned bank accounts, forgotten

-span will have live coverage at 12:30 p.m. eastern. on c-span2 will be live at 1 p.m.eastern with today's defense department briefing. press secretary where admiral john kirby will answer reporters questions. then at 6 p.m. eastern hillary clinton recounts her tenure as suggested as she talks about in a new memoir, hard choices. she speaks with a former speechwriter at the george washington university here in washington, d.c. we will have live coverage here on c-span2. >> when i started covering congress, you had people like senator russell long, wilbur mills, danny rostenkowski, howard baker, people who were giants in their own way. a couple of those guys got themselves into trouble. but overall, these were people who knew -- they were all very intelligent. they knew how to craft legislation. they knew how to do a deal and they all worked with whoever the president was weather was their part or the other party. yes, there were politics but at the end of the day they found a way to come together and make decisions for the good of the country. today, you just don't see

it will be warmer this afternoon. it's a warmingçrend that continues and will take us into the hot territory, turning hotter tomorrow and especially on wednesday, along with that heat will come humidity. and the potential for strong storms as the week goes on. no strong storms today. the pocono mountains, that number climbs into the 80s. 80s expected for trenton and dover as well. 64 in dover. bright, sunny skies in center city. this is a live view from the comcast center in center city. there are showers we're watching, not in the media area. high clouds move through north jersey. some of the high clouds have made it into our area this morning. they won't last. sunshine before these clouds move in this evening. with this line of clouds there's a slight chance of a late evening showers. it doesn't look all that likely. what is likely, 80s. 86 for allentown, quakertown, up to 87 for reading. nothing but sunshine for doylestown, northeast philly and mount holly. temperatures in the upper 70s while the delaware beaches make it up to 80

behavior health, on the hiv and aids part , the funds are included for drugs for hepatitis c and this initiative will increase initiative to hepatitis c medication for co-infected patients. and we -- you've been read nothing the paper. that's an expensive medication and a very effective one, so we're happy to see that. there's a $2 million is allocated to the place funding for county and administration cost related to the akd agreement and we're involved with that. just good news on the medical front. we don't have many cuts, but we do have take pack from the state regarding the may revision. and we're still working with the state on what that number is. and as commissioner singer just talked about, san francisco general was in the new york time regarding the stellar work in labor and deliver services and was featured in the new york times column on may 7th and the story is the safest place in california to have a baby, so we want to acknowledge san francisco general. there was an article in the san francisco examiner, on may 11th that front page featured the story of garcia, he's not related, effort

. >> if you're looking for a retraction or apology from george will you will be disappointed. in an interview with clear he's not backing down. >> i think there is a danger now of defining sexual assault so broadly that it begins to trivialize the seriousness of it. when remarks become sexual assault. %" shouldn't be done but it is not sexual assault. we begin to blur distinctions that are important to preserve if you believe, as the senators purport to believe that this is a serious matter. >> "the ed show" has invited george will to appear on this program so i can ask him questions. of course he has declined. joining us tonight from the grio.com. zerlina, great to have you with us. he says there is a danger here that the definition and interpretation of sexual assault would become too broad. i would like your response to that. >> i think what he's trying to get at is he thinks that there is an epidemic of false rape allegations. so by broadening the definition of sexual assault to include unwanted touching which is when you touch someone without their consent which is assault under the law by defi

c-span: so what--whatever will... >> guest: ... i can tell you. c-span: and--and--and you don't call yourself a liberal in the new sense? >> guest: no, i don't call myself a liberal anymore. there's no point in it. for a long time we used to say, 'we're the real liberals. you're not the real liberals,' but that was nonsense. c-span: the reason i bring that up is, what do you find the liberals of new york saying >> guest: well, some of them were ignorant and some of them had a luxury that i didn't feel i had, partly be--i think, because i'm a jew, and--and also i went through--i--as i describe in here, at certain point in my life when i had very, very small children, i went through an orgy of--excuse me--reading concentration camp literature. and there were--there were the nazi camps about which we knew, but the soviet camps were just as bad, and there were more of them and there were more prisoners and they were--they were at it longer. excuse me. they were at this game longer, the communists, and so they had a lot more slaughter to their credit. a

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speaking will be the only russian lawmaker to vote against annexing crimea. live coverage on c-span. >> we will welcome questions at any time e-mailing us at speakerhert >> he has a firsthand knowledge of the former soviet union and middle east and his work focuses on such issues as economic development and political reform in the former soviet republics, u.s. commrg security, global war on terrorism, and continuing conflict in the middle east. he served as a consultant in both the skeckive branch and private sector on policy toward russia, central and eastern europe, central asia. he co-authored russian imperialism in crisis as well as eurasia in balance. focusing on the easternure peaian region. please join me in welcoming dr. cohen. [applause] >> thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. it is my particular pleasure to welcome ilia to the heritage foundation. it is a pleasure because i always admire people who have courage to speak truth to power. it is not easy in any society. it is particularly not easy in oday's russia. ilia could have a wonderful wife in russia. he was

will keep it brief from our involvement is primarily from a... >> speak into the mic. >> criminal standpoint. >> could you pull the mi. c closer. >> i will lean toward it. we currently have the department bulletin that identifies if we ever see anyone taking recyclables and cans and bottles out of the blue bins and enforcement actions should be taken. primarily, at this time, it is complaint driven. i have a document from our analysis unit, and it appears that for the section 391.1 of the health code we have had ten incidents in the past year where people have been cited, and this does not include anything such as suspended licenses from the people that are collecting the bottles and cans. and the possession of stolen property. and so, we have had so far this year, 7, and as i said it is complaint driven. and that is all that i have. >> thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. >> and the next speaker is darush kian from the department of public works. >> paul and i will do a presentation. >> i am a superintendent at dpw and responsible for street leaning and mosquito abatement and i was going to give a quick pres

make your device and the idea that you can monitor your health wirelessly and doctors or parents c c'mon -- willo monitor their children wirele wirelessly -- >> see the portability of information, having the receiver being a phone rather than hand-held receiver dedicated i think will drive adoption tremendously in both of those categories. >> in terms of the catalysts we're expecting, the use in pediatrics, how do you look at that market? i believe you have about a 10% penetration in paediatrics? we got approval in january. as you said, our install base was about 10%. right now we're running a new product shift about 20%, 21% are pediatric patients. as we get the opportunity to detail the professional group and parents responding positively. >> thanks for your time. we appreciate it. the ceo of dexcom. a lot of analysts like this stock. these approved by the fda. >> it had a rough early start to this year. the stock sold off -- somebody mentioned precipitously. it feels like it bottomed out on may 2nd. it seems to indicate that. they're not going to be profitable the next year but i think you go

families in san francisco taking advantage of the city's kindergarten to college or k to c program. >> they will match every dollar you save for the first $100 this year. >> san francisco is the first city in the country to provide a college savings account to children when they start kindergarten. $50 is deposited into a 529 account in the name of each child. al study at washington university say kids who have a saved account are 7 times more likely to attend college than kids who don't have 1. san francisco's treasurer says that inspired the city to start the k2 c program 5 years ago. >> what seemed to make a difference was having the account. it must have said to those kids, this is something you are able to do, maybe something you are meant to do. here is the concrete evidence of that. why else would there be an account that says, "college on it and has your name there? >> cisneros says the city spent $6,060,000 each year. donations have brought another half a million dollars for k2c. >> adonis has an account. his parents put $50 a month into it. if a family saves consistently for six months

c-span three. our coverage will continue after this break. in keeping with the 150th anniversary of the civil war, 1854.r of coming up, eric kelman describes the sand creek massacre of indians in the colorado territory by u.s. soldiers. later this afternoon, beginning millerm., ryan craig will speak on john bell hood's tennessee campaign. from 3:30 p.m.-four 40 5 p.m., :45 p.m., the-- 4 focus is the burning of chambersburg, pennsylvania. while we wait for the conference to reconvene, we will take another look at st. louis, misery. -- week we are highlighting st. louis, missouri. all week we are highlighting the city. >> we are in the museum of westward expansion, which is the main museum here at jefferson national expansion memorial. story oflly tells the the settlement of the west. we are underground, directly below the st. louis arch. toginally, there were going be surface buildings that would have house museums, restaurant -- complexes and things like that, but the museum that runs the site and the architect both thought the arch would be

if you're making plans to go to the coastline, yes, sunshine today but there are clouds that will startçoving in tonight d a chance of scattered light showers for saturday. 76 degrees. not going to be an l-day rainfa.there will be sunshine a sunshine on sunday. up to 77 degrees. nicereeze b off t n,po 10es an hour.look at the f forecastheme bk. >>> loo like we dispatched skyforce 10 for a situation that jillian will fill us in . >> in south philadelphia, oregon avenue, a water main break near 3rd street, st. christopher drive. we have a bridge closure in perkiomen township, the graterford bridge. that was shut down yesterday because it is structurally deficient. we're dealing with a water main break in south philadelphia, oregon avenue and st. christopher drive. a large amount of water is out there. we just got word of this. we sent skyforce 10 right away. it looks like traffic will be detoured out there. i'll work in the next few minutes to get you alternate routes. >>> governor jack markell's administration plans to raise tolls on route 1 by a dollar. it will be $3 saturdays and sunday

boehner says the suit will l l c will challenge the use for executive orders and people he meets regularly express to him this sentiment. we elected a president. we didn't elect a monarch or a king. now the president hasn't said which are monarch enough to warrant legal challenge. actually he said he hadn't even decided yet. he claimed it isn't is a precursor to impeachment of the president or to rally american voters ahead of the 2014 elections. the speaker boehner unquestionably an establishment republican. he was in congress nearly 20 years before the label tea party was even a glimmer in the right wings is doing the same thing that a tea party would do if given the chance. do you see what i'm saying here? tea party/republican party, there isn't any difference. it is short hand for republicans who demand a teeny, tiny, very, very small government, low income taxes, minimal social programs. it's an ideology that has been around forever. they seem more willing unto compromise and to say outlandish things like this. >> do you like green eggs and h ham? i do not like them, sam i am. i do no

on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound fromç bensalem to county, that will take you 19 minu>>> edsecan troops will be headed to iraq to help beat the violence there. next, nbc 10 talks to the family of a c county native having to worry about a loved one working in harm's way. >>> little yellow life saver? a super charged version of the banana is being created. it could help save malnourished kids worldwide. [ mom ] hi, we're the pearsons, and we love chex cereal. so we made our own commercial to tell you why. first, chex makes lots of gluten free flavors. which is a huge thing for us. and there's seven to choose from. like cinnamon, honey nut, and chocolate. i tell them "you guys are gonna turn into chocolate chex!" i like cinnamon, greg is a honey nut nut. when you find something this good, you want to spread the word. [ all ] we're the pearsons, and we love chex! you want to spread the word. >>> we continue to follow breaking news in delaware. crews are still on the scene of a deadly house fire and building collapse. there are two other people hurt. it's happening on bird street n

go to c-span.org, check the c-span video library. we willthe state opening this coming sunday at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span. also british prime ministers question time resumes next wednesday at 7 a.m. eastern but you can watch it live here and see spent you as prime minister david cameron takes questions from members of the house of british comments. at 11 members will vote. senators will also vote on the confirmation of several judicial nominees. watch live senate coverage coming up at 9:30 eastern here on c-span2. on c-span, a senate banking subcommittee will examine the impact of student loans are having on bar was in the economy. according to consumer financial protection bureau, student loan debt is nearing a trillion dollar. live coverage gets underway at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> on a lonely windswept point on the northern shore of france, and the air is soft but 40 years ago at this moment the air was dense with smoke and the cries of men and the air was filled with the crack of rifle fire and the roar of cannon. at dawn on the mor

c-span three. and missouri senator claire mccaskill will hold the second in a series of roundtable discussions on sexual assault. live on c-span three. from a policy perspective, the way this should work is congress should appoint an agency. it has the authority to manage and inspect resources of the country. look at the highest and best uses of those resources. national security functions and also broader spectrum needs of the industry. >> issues facing the telecommunications industry with verizon executive craig silliman. >> special operations manager use stories from his navy seal training as the backdrop for this year's commencement address at the university of texas. he is a u t graduate. he described wallowing in cold med -- mud. this is 20 minutes. >> thank you very much. [applause] thank you. thank you, president powers. members of the faculty, family and friends, and most importantly a class of 2014. [applause] tois indeed an honor for me be here tonight. it has been almost 37 years to the day that i graduated from u.t. i rubber a lot of things about that day. i rubber i had a throbbing headach

will be around also for tomorrow, too. we have heat advisories that have been issued for theç area you see shaded in orange. hat starts from noon until 7:00 p.m. basically what that means is the temperatures, yes, the readings will be at 95 but with the humidity added to that, it will feel near 100 degrees throughout many of our neighborhoods. so please be careful out there. hydrate yourself. spend a lot of time indoors, limit your time outdoors as best you can. today, hot and humid. temperatures should be in the mid-90s. there is a chance and threat of some thunderstorms, mainly later on in the evening. i'll give you an hour-by-hour look at what to expect those, how much rain we're going to see. let's head over to katy zachry, live in camden county. >>> you know it's going to be a hot one, at 2:00 a.m. when you and i were getting in the car and coming to work, temperatures were reading in the 80s. it's only again to get worse as you told us. because of that here in camden county they've issued a heat alert. it went into effect yesterday. it's still in effect today. it begins at noon and lasts until 8:00. te

c. and rochelle will monitor the ceasefire very closely and one of the conditions by the self-defense forces here was that ukrainian military must stop old old military movements around the east a ukrainian and course they also said that they were working this cease fire will it will help to free always see representatives here as well. now there were no the size didn't answer any questions to the media and basically it was just statements after about a four hour or hour conversation and they're hoping for the consultations of further negotiations will be held in the near future and of course these four days that are left until the end of the cease fire of course it's hold that. old those people have been displaced all those people in the gonski area in the slowdowns area now suffering without a water electricity or food this will give them enough time to recuperate possibly bury their dead or help tend to the wounded as well as a little relief as you saw him to come this week. and we'll be following this story closely thanks for the update there this is a just come through to us and in the

so i will request paul to speak remember this session is on the record and if you have then a cellular phones to have not switched off so we don't have the interruption. also courtesy of c-span this will be broadcast and we are grateful to your support with pakistan and in this case we're grateful for the support of all of our colleagues. [inaudible conversations] end think you for coming in and invitee me. i would like to share the imf perspective for the economic transition and transformation if -- in afghanistan. to start to it is the landlocked country from central asia and pakistan and the target -- with central asia it is reflected with that history. of which just like to outline what we plan to cover today and start by showing the key messages to talk about between 22 and 2013 and the risks it faces in to discuss policies to help afghanistan and manage the transition is successfully. and i am referring to 2014 with the new government and at the same time the drawdown is under way in completed by the end of the year in in terms of transformation in 2015 i have four key messages to share with you. afghanistan has made enormous progress of reconstruction and develop

c-e-q-a and significantly. the writ states that the writ will remain in effect until the court determines based on your return that you fully complied with c-e-q-a as to the matters set forth herein. i mention this so that you don't overlook the fact that the city may not reapprove the 2009 housing element under this writ. the writ which is served on the city requires the court determine whether you've corrected the deficiencies before you can reapprove the housing element. and i see in item 24 you passed the reapproval on the first reading. so, i just want to make sure you haven't overlooked this. now, the revision has not corrected the defects in the analysis of alternatives or findings. they're still conclusory and unsupported by facts. a couple preliminary facts, the e-i-r states the pipeline units anticipated to be developed to 25,000 more than the 31,000 units sought by the regional housing needs allocation for the 2007 to 2014 planning period, and further rezoning an area planning could add another 27,000. the e-i-r also admits that the allocation can be accommodated under existing zoning. the city has been

ç breeze. that wind willing up to 10 miles an hour, just enough to boost temperatures today.'t have to wait much longer, here come the 90s. tomorrow, 92 degrees. then the humidity on the increase could lead to storms for wednesday and thursday. in fact, the chance of showers and thunderstorms will stay with us even into the weekend. the 90s finally break on thursday and then it's 80s, lower 80s for saturday and sunday. >> bad news so far at 4:50 this monday morning we had an accident, we've had a road closures because of a downed tree but i believe the majors are pretty open. >> let's get an update from meteorologist -- i just called you a meteorologist, jillian. >> i really liked the weather this weekend. the majors are completely clear. we're not reporting accidents or delays on the major highways. we have other problems, including norristown, trooper road at potshop road. and conshohocken, balligomingo road is closed near front street. speeds are looking pretty good, mid-50s. that's as drivers pass cottman. for drivers in bucks county, a live look at route 1 right at penns

you can join the conversation at facebook.com/c-span. we wille all of senator mccain's press conference later onay at 7:35 p.m. eastern c-span, or any time at c-span.org. queen elizabeth will deliver a speech by the government that outlines the priorities for the coming year. members of the house of lords will join the house of commons to hear the queen's address. and on tomorrow's "washington journal," charles simpson of the heritage foundation looks at the history of u.s. leaders who said they would not negotiate with terrorists. we look at campaign finance laws. livengton journal is wednesday on c-span. they look at the effect of climate change on agriculture. this is two hours. >> i call this hearing of the green jobs subcommittee to order. historicdent made a announcement, moving forward a proposal to tackle coal-fired power plants. this action could not have come too soon. what we are seeing already are real impacts of climate change, impact being felt today, on the ground. longer a conversation about hypothetical events or computer models

merck paying nearly $4 million that makes the hepatitis c medication and priceline.com will pay $2.6 million to buy the online reservation business opentable.com. >>> president obama took action to help millions of college grads pay down student loan debt signing an executive order expanding a program that set the cap at 10% of a borrower's salary towards pay iing off tho stafford loans. >>> lots of auto industry news this week. ford had to lower the miles per gallon claims it posted are for six of its vehicles. general motors issued its 38th recall of the year. 38th. for another type of defective admission system. toyota recalled 2 million vehicles for a second time over an air bag ib you. and a surprise move by tesla which is opening up its technology patent to any automaker that wants to make long-range electric cars saying the move will had increase development of more and better electric vehicles, lead to more sales akrs the sector, and actually strengthen tesla's share of the market. >>> get all your business news on cnbc. >>> you may have noticed that during you're newscast we

world into the future that we want we cannot sit on the sidelines or retreat you will have setbacks and disappointments but overç to represent the hopes and aspirations of people everywhere. that is what i want americans to understand there is the big debate about our role in though world with some unfortunate consequences touche deal with from prior decisions but we cannot abdicate our responsibility. but the world needs us america matters to you though world for prosperity and security and democracy. .@f . career. senator webb was a lieutenant in vietnam where he received numerous awards for his service. >> james webb former senator from virginia has been a a councilman and congressman and assistant secretary of defense and secretary of the navy, an emmy award-winning journalist and filmmaker and with the publication of "i heard my country calling" the other 10 books. when the senate who served on the foreign relations armed services of foreign affairs and joint economic committee's. he is also long been an advocate

light rain moving south a chance of a thunderor iladphia, the dirg rig will c into tomorrow. for part of the week, we have thunderstorms around, does look like the threat will be part of the area, most of the weekend looks gokod a l from the comcast building in center city, we are seeing nice conditions now compared to what we had earlier today. a little bit of sunshine trying to peek through, as far as the rain is concerned, maybe a little light rain at the airport, all shifting to the south of philadelphia now. 72 degrees is the temperature, so, a little cooler with all the clouds and rain around today. locally on radar, a lot of the rain that's been trying to move through is also breaking up at the same time. through south jersey, all the rain around the area, cape may county, moving toward dennis this is more moderate rain, where the yellow, the lighter rain through atlantic county, parts of cumberland county, this is more on the lighter side, where you see the green this is all shift willing to the south. the rain near dover has broken up, so, that is good for everyone in

now, some will characterize this as a partisan attack. it is not.çwe have hadç very good, veryxdi ethical, very rollsal attorney generals -- professional attorney generals in the past under both democratic and republican administrations. but i'm afraid if you read this book, you're going to come to the same conclusion that we did, that we don't have that with the current attorney general. and i'll give you just one example of how this is not something new with this attorney general. that is something that happened during the clinton administration. i'm sure most of you have heard about the mark rich part in which he helped engineer a pardon for someone who was an international fugitive which is -- i'm not sure that had ever happened before, you know? the president has the authority, and there's a pardons office at the justice department that veterans are familiar with, and, yeah, we know about this pardon that was given to someone who had not been arrested, had not stood trial, had not been convicted and who was in court, but somebody who had fled t

but we will give it a try. if this is don c-span i will not talk to you anymore. on the old highway maps of america now the colors are changing but just before dawn after dusk the roads return to sky than a intrudes the mysterious cast of blue when it is the strongest field baroda is beckoning a place where a man can lose himself. and deadhead the photograph of. [applause] to that looks like that description if i remember you took that out down by misery. that is sold williamson place. i have got it right here in my hand. [laughter] it looked like there was no yellow stripe. we added that digitally. and people ask here or1]s elsewhere? can you pass that up? >> they assume it is my paragraph. >> from the national seashore? spa and if there is a point like it there but this is in the county? >>. >> the forest is the media be behind you. -- immediately behind you. this came over this way. watch these people in between there were books for sale a woman and then walked off with it and the clerk had to say you have to pay for that. did you get your buck back? that was o