and i will yeed to miss hale >> barbara hale, assistant manage for power at the sf puc we really don't be have much abdomen activity at the puc on the various issues i've been presenting to you over the last several issues. in particular the green tariff option has captured a lot of interest but we're still waiting for the california public utilities commission to propose a decision on the application that pg&e filed. i think that my expectation would be that president peevy would like to have a decision issued so it could be available for adoption prior to his termination of his term at the california public utilities commission. so i would guess that there's probably some effort to meet that. so i'm optimistic that we'll see something before the end of the year that indicates whether pg&e will have the authority to move forward with the green tariff option. our commission, the san francisco puc, did request a report from staff on the green tariff option much as i've been reporting to you. my colleague, mike himes, who is here today made that presentation to the commission in my absen

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ec the purple as a trail of hale.wing rotation on the radar we could be seen within waterspouts already. and looks like a tornado touched down very briefly. >> reporter: as for the south a moderate rain is moving through we did see thunderstorms early year through a word and now is picking up steam again as then heads towards pleasant scent were talking about an inch per hour. >> reporter: the slow progression of this band is headed towards oakland and it will be hitting the raiders game in a short while. we do a >> reporter: another round rain once these thunderstorms go out on friday and saturday >> pam: and i weather coverage continues tonight where ups snell in the mountains is a welcome sight where some businesses and skiers are really happy about p.m. the weather >> reporter: is cold and windy appear about 30 degrees but the wind chill is much lower than that were going about 3 1/2 hours of straight snow. >> reporter: driver isn't scraping off their cars this and they say this is the most know that they see this

next we have david hale. he is the chicago-based conomists. david recently wrote a piece in national interest discussing the potential economic benefits of a deal in which he detailed how iran's reentry into international energy markets could actually be the equivalent of a 400 and dollar tax cut -- $400 billion dollar tax cut. so, i will give it to david to discuss some of the potential economic benefits of a nuclear eal. >> thank you. i think if we could end the sanctions next week and remove the sanctions iran has been suffering from, it could have three major consequences. first, the oil market itself. it could increased output after 12-18 months by at least one million barrels a day. this could drive the price down per barrel. it would generate $400 billion dollar tax cuts from oil consuming nations. japan, india, western europe, and the u.s.. e are producing a lot oil, but we still get imports because demand is so great. this would be de facto stimulus at a time when many countries are strained by budget deficits and cannot engage in sti

usually it has that is haling. a cold morning lots of sun nice to mild and you have to go up north to find cloud cover, 30s ukiah, sacramento, redding and a little chilly there. big dividing line some severe weather and then toronto, and that's the backside, there is some light one with veil and crested butte and there is a dome which is building for about or this days. 50s for some, and star ram home end men changes if you are taking often this week it will be very quite its, -- very nice, oil let's hope this hold and then we go into saturday and saturday night and it dude be impletes sufficient and 60l1sl0 for many of these and thursday thank giving looks fine as well. >> so thanks living and black friday we don't know about that. >> you can always go online. >> thank you, steve. we appreciate that. >>> it is being called a recipe for disaster. >> you prepare for the worst you high pressure if the the best. >>> we have some family willing to evacuate. and those that are lettuce a piped. who are disa -- disappoint

. >>> probably a good day to pray one hale marry -- hail mary, or to pray the whole rosary, to make a commitment. >> it showed people in fatima that god exists. he loves us, and this was in the throes of the world war, of the first world war, that has continued to lead to the destablisation of the world since then, and so what did fatima say? pray, pray, pray; pray more, and if we pray more, we will have more peace. >> father joseph, next, when we come back, we're going to talk about the oratory, or the oratory in process, and we're looking forward to that. >>> i'm speaking with father joseph illo, with father of the sea parish in san francisco francisco -- san francisco. >>> we'll be right back. >> welcome to mos /#5eud c. >>> today, we've been talking about the rosary, and the rosary rally of 2014, which just has occurred, as you're watching this, on saturday, u.n. plaza. >>> we're talking about prayer, prayer for peace and renewal in the church, and my guest today is father joseph illo, who chaired the rosary rally. >>> i'd like to ask you, father i -- illo, you're the administrato

. >> japan has slashed its w hale catch target. >> the program would catch 333 whales per year.hat is down from 1000. japan will publish fighting -- will publish its findings in scientific journals. japan's prime minister has called early elections and announced he would delay an unpopular sales tax increase. >> it was revealed japan has slipped into recession. >> he was elected two years ago on a promise to revive japan's economy. he is seeking a new mandate to continue. >> japan's prime minister is known as abenomics. it has three essential opponents. it does not seem to be working. the first quarter of 2014 sol 1.6% growth over the previous quarter. second quarter results were down one point 9%. the economy continued to shrink, putting japan into recession. even worse, the public debt resulting from the policy. they promised structural reforms have yet to materialize. the government raise the country sales tax from 5% to 8% to show up the underfunded treasury. that seemed to drive down consumer demand. a second increase has been put off for now. >> on tuesdays market action,

january hale reached milestone was in disney california adventure for the 2000 time this year.isney parent company of abc 7 news fechlt weighed 380 pouchbilityd he lost 150 pounds after gastric bipass surgery and 2 knee replace many. each ride celebrates transformation. >> 4 years ago i couldn't even, no way i would even be able to get on the ride. i weighed too much. bad knee. like coming to see your family. that's the way i see it because they are all happy when i show up. >>reporter: tell he hopes to get to 2400 ride by the end of the year. >> loves the ride good for him. >> let's update the weather forecast for you as we enter a new week. >> that's right. sandhyas has latest on rain chance. >> i think you will like what you see on the forecast for a change. several opportunity for rain and our live doppler hd tracking it. right now just some cloud out there. we have a frost advisory north of the bay area. temperatures expected to drop in the mid 30's. starts at 1:00 o'clock. runs until 8:00 a.m. it does cover ukiah so the frost sensitive plants need to be brought in or cove

. >> mike hales and working on the implementation program. and so, number nine permit and processing guidelines to include, the mandatory retrofit wheres they called out the voluntary retrofits because they had the ab zero program, until the mandatory program, passed recently and we also added in a section that will allow the private schools that in response to those evaluations decide to undergo the upgrade and we got a recommendation from the bac and everything for that. and as for 107, those are the engineering and that is the engineering criteria for the mandatory program. and during the process of seeing some permits, and having discussions with the engineers, and there were a few items that they wanted to provide a little bit of clarification on. and i am not a structural engineer, and so i am not exactly sure what those issues are. but they provided some clarification, and that is the update to ab107. >> commissioner clinch? >> yeah. >> i think that these are well written and it has to be economical at the similar time as effective and

. >> you're looking hale and hearty. >> we are looking at a huge pattern change. >> yeah. >> it's something -- we have a week where it rains every day? the answer from mother nature for 150 straight weeks has been no. guess what? the answer is changed. the answer is yes. it starts on saturday what a beautiful thanksgiving evening if you are just wrapping up your meal maybe want to run out there before the football game begins. the weather is mild. we are in the 60s and mainly clear albeit hazy. mild in oakland 66. cooler in the lower 60s san bruno, san jose, and santa rosa. the high today in minneapolis was 12 just as to give you a little perspective. the rain will begin north of santa rosa and this will begin a series of storms with a high impact on us. the highest impact will be for traveling folks driving home from grandma's house on saturday and sunday. the commute on monday, tuesday, wednesday a very high impact. much less so when it comes to flooding. there will be street flooding but no widespread river flooding and wind will be an issue albeit a low to moderate one. so we are talkin

january hale reached milestone was in disney california adventure for the 2000 time this year.c 7 news fechlt weighed 380 pouchbilityd he lost 150 pounds after gastric bipass surgery and 2 knee replace many. each ride celebrates transformation. >> 4 years ago i couldn't even, no way i would even be able to get on the ride. i weighed too much. bad knee. like coming to see your family. that's the way i see it because they are all happy when i show up. >>reporter: tell he hopes to get to 2400 ride by the end of the year. >> loves the ride good for him. >> let's update the weather forecast for you as we enter a new week. >> that's right. sandhyas has latest on rain chance. >> i think you will like what you see on the forecast for a change. several opportunity for rain and our live doppler hd tracking it. right now just some cloud out there. we have a frost advisory north of the bay area. temperatures expected to drop in the mid 30's. starts at 1:00 o'clock. runs until 8:00 a.m. it does cover ukiah so the frost sensitive plants need to be brought in or covered. visibility is still g

so it was all documented that first of all came william harlan hale, one of her young recruits on the magazine who was going to be one of those young promising writers of the early '30s who knew katherine anne porter and had written. c-span: and she was, like--what?--30 and he was, like, 22. >> guest: yes. clare in 1932 was 29, and he was about 22 years old. and he was the first arrival on crotch island. they all stayed four or five days. and then when he left, mark sullivan, the much older man who was more baruch's age, came to stay. i don't think that was necessarily a consummated relationship but certainly not for one to--trying on his part. and then came a--a young major in the army, a young man called cary skerritt. and then, of course, bill gaston was in and out, because it was his house that she'd rented. and when she got back to town, of course, it was bernard baruch and her mentor of vanity fair, donald freeman, who was the man who taught her everything about writing. c-span: now did you ever sit down with her and ask her about all this and--and how she kept it--how she k--ke

january hale reached milestone was in disney california adventure for the 2000 time this year. disney parent company of abc 7 news fechlt weighed 380 pouchbilityd he lost 150 pounds after gastric bipass surgery and 2 knee replace many. each ride celebrates transformation. >> 4 years ago i couldn't even, no way i would even be able to get on the ride. i weighed too much. bad knee. like coming to see your family. that's the way i see it because they are all happy when i show up. >>reporter: tell he hopes to get to 2400 ride by the end of the year. >> loves the ride good for him. >> let's update the weather forecast for you as we enter a new week. >> that's right. sandhyas has latest on rain chance. >> i think you will like what you see on the forecast for a change. several opportunity for rain and our live doppler hd tracking it. right now just some cloud out there. we have a frost advisory north of the bay area. temperatures expected to drop in the mid 30's. starts at 1:00 o'clock. runs until 8:00 a.m. it does cover ukiah so the frost sensitive plants need to be brought in or co

netflix has sued mike hale for fraud, claiming he took cash kickbacks from two suppliers and had dealsceive stock, money, or gift cards from other vendors. he left netflix to join yahoo! as chief information officer, reporting directly to a ceo. if this is proven true, what are the implications for yahoo! and netflix? joining me once again, om malik and david kirkpatrick. david, i start with you -- if indeed he really did this, like, whoa. i mean, really? >> really. these are really devastating allegations, and they seem to be very well substantiated based on the complaints with the e-mails that were printed, etc. you cannot expect he is very long for his job at yahoo! like it is illegal on top of having effectively stolen , based on what netflix is accusing him of. what really strikes me as have had three stories in this program about the ethical, moral, and legal behavior of the technology companies, and companies -- that devastating report you just made about the video games, and now we have the major executive of a major silicon valley company being accused of taking kickbacks, and

. >>> they are being haled as heroes after rescuing a a police officer and truck driver is from a fiery crash. the squad car just happened to to be a volunteer firefighter. >> i kept his neck stable while me and two others guys laid him down kept him stable, he was out of it but he was alive. >> the two men also rescued the other driver is who was knocked unconscious and he and the officers were rushed to the hospital and both are expected to be okay. >>> emergency alarm over the weekend... [ siren ] >> thatthat is how loud it was, those sirens woke thousands up late sunday night and early sunday morning, it was accidentally triggered all the way from hunter's point. >> it went off two or three times answer i was like thank god we can all go back to sleep. >> the engineers are now conducting systems, however there was one thing, the sirens do work and they are loud enough for everybody to hear. >>> several nurses are expected to walk off the job tomorrow about the difference of treating ebola virus patients. they are expected to affect 21 kaisers hospitals and 31 clinics and they are gi

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. >> the best part of the story going forward will be the hale mary headlines -- hail mary headlinesext week. >> wave? what wave, you ask? some top democrats refusing to concede they lost big on election day, the new comments two of them are are making and whether they're in total denial about their pummeling about the polls next tuesday. >>> our hashtag one lucky guy with a gripping interview, peter will tell us all about his exclusive with the former navy seal who says he pulled the trigger. >> his name is robert o'neill, and he is the man who killed osama bin laden. the face we are looking at is the last face that osama bin laden saw on earth. >> yeah, i mean, if it was light enough, i was definitely the last person he saw. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to "outnumbered." it looks like democrats may be in a bit of denial, despite the fact that they now have fewer seats in congress than they've had in nearly 80 years. house minority leader nancy pelosi is saying that her party is doing just fine, and when asked about how well republicans did in the midterms, she tells politico, quote: [laught

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so they'd only have to come hale the time. but you got to remember where you were.'s a bit of a challenge.r it keeps you busy. there wasn't a lot else to do.o >> with such force ofo will, he graduated on time in 1975 andin near the top of his class. along the way, he got the girl,g too. and married robin. as he began his three-yearem residency at massachusett general hospital, there were>> h indications from the beginning that charles and psychiatry might not be the perfect fit. part of the residency is that you're supposed to go to this weekly group therapy session an. you didn't want to go.sed >> there were 12 of us resident. at mass general. and there was a group therapy once a week. and i didn't go. i thought it's pointless exercise. so i was called in to the c chief's office after about sevee weeks of nonappearance and he said to me, why aren't you goine to therapy? and i said, sir, i came here to give therapy. not to receive it. and he said to me, you're in denial. and i said, of course i'm in denial. denial is theof greatest of allt defense mechanisms. i coul

these are the ones who were always stopping information from getting in there and it's not just chuck haling whole has been complaining. i talked to other senior officials who have briefed the president directly on the current quote unquotes debacles and it becomes inorder natalie hard to get the facts through to the decisionmaker and even when you do, people like ben rhodess are always raising the bar a little more so basically you almost have a 21st century version of lbj from vietnam calling the shots. that's why people like chuck haigle and others are very frustrated. >> you mentioned others. the third defense secretary to leave the administration. and you have to wonder what this is doing within and outside the defense department. what are you hearing? >> the word today was, this was meant as a shot across the bow. the real reason he is leaving right now is because of the august briefing me and general dempsey gave when they talked about the real threat of isis. and so what we have seen here is basically you need to toe that party line no matter what, and my good friend and mentor, bud

we are all close relatives and we all hale from the dark continent of africa. >> your family moved to england when you are a good prior to that you were and south african went to school in rhodesia and now zimbabwe. even at that young age did you have particular recollections given the political circumstances on apartheid? >> no not really. it was actually british colony north of south africa so although there was no apartheid there was the typical british imperial racism and a sense of the kind of patronizing condescension to the africans. we lived a life of sort of eduard in almost victorian gentry with servants and the men were called boys so it was a patronizing -- they were kind of, i wouldn't say that they were treated badly that they were treated with condescension as though they were children which is in a way a more insidious kind of racism i suppose you could say and i'm sure this was true of the whole british empire and probably the french empire and the dutch empire as well. that really didn't change until probably the 1950s. >> your first publication of the selfish gene i

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putting the best face on what from all accounts was the forced resignation of defense secretary chuck halegel. we're back now with the panel. bob, you have reported in depth about president obama at his national security team. aside from the personal stuff, hagel didn't talk up in national security meetings, what does his ouster tell us about obama and his policies in the last two years. >> first, it tells us the world has changed. hagel was brought in as a soul mate for obama, someone who wanted to get out of iraq, out of afghanistan and no new war and the situation has changed. and to shrink the military and kind of not be one of the a cabinet members. now we have the isis problem and the new war president declared. people keep saying no. this is a tough one for obama. he's got to find an authority figure. he has to find somebody who immediately people will say, that's a leader. >>. >> wait, wait. we've seen a couple of top choices. there are a lot of people who say, you know, he wants to run it from his white house and his national security counsel and no authority figure would want to

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i want to go ahead and thank our participants, david hale, suzanne dimaggio and trita parsi. i want to thank the archive foundation for sponsoring this event as well as congressman moran. i want to thank all of you for being here today. take care. the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] national able satellite corp. 2014] >> i was born and raised in new orleans. i'm the second youngest u.s. attorney right now in our country and i also happened to have lost a brother to street violence in new orleans. so this issue of tryinging to intervene in the lives of young people is near and dear to my heart. right now what we are using on one hand student pledge against gun violence where we are going out into all 450 schools throughout southeast louisiana on one day, october 15th of this year, and the pledge is quite simple. we're simply asking our young people to pledge not to bring a gun to school. they promise not to use a weapon to resolve a fight or dispute. and lastly they promise to use their influence with

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> the members of the warren commission, earl warren, john sherman cooper, jerry ford, alan dulles, halessell, and john j. mccoy realized at their initial meeting they had to do an independent investigation. they didn't want to be a stamp for the fbi or the secret service. >> there are three issues the commission had to grapple with. did oswald commit the physical act of the murder? and even if he did the physical act, did he have forces behind him? and then of course, what's ruby's involvement in this? >> you had various branches of the investigation traveling, interviewing witnesses, collecting evidence, bringing it back to the commission. >> let's see. the time of day was about -- well we're not very far, two hours from it. >> there were questions how would they deal with the different stories about shooters from the grassy knoll and shooters from different directions. >> the lawyers from the commission took 395 depositions. and there were 94 witnesses that appeared before the commission. lyndon johnson wants the report out so it doesn't interfere with the election in november. >> war

i want to go ahead and thank our participants, david hale, suzanne dimaggio and trita parsi and the club-- plowshares fund an archive foundation for helping to sponsor this event as well as congressman moran for offering this room and i want to thank you all for being here today. thank you again. [applause] coming up next the discussion on u.s.-russia relations. followed by an encore presentation and q&a with evan osnos who was recently named the winner of this year's national book award for nonfiction. >> former national security adviser steven hadley and former deputy secretary of state strobe talbott were part of the discussion today on u.s.-russia relations. topics include russia's energy goals its relations with them in international community and the ambitions of russian president vladimir putin. on the aspen institute, this is an hour and 40 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> welcome everybody. ambassadors really good to see you. it's good to see all of you. i'm walter isaacson the present of a espinace is in one of the great joys of being present at the aspen institute is occa

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