this is laying on top of my bed, under my pillow. >> under your pillow. >> under my pillow? so you believe i leave my -- a knife under my pillow? >> i believe you should have looked before you left. if it wasn't you -- >> i did. i cleaned my area before i left. you know you got to clean the area for the institutional run. >> i'm going to hold you responsible for it. >> i think that's a bunch of [ bleep ], officer jackson. you know what i'm saying? i know you're doing your job, you know? but to be found guilty on that, you know what i'm saying? everybody knows the bed that i got in the area that i got that i'm in, everybody -- who don't want that bed in the camp? that's the best bed in the -- you know what i'm saying? everybody want it. you see what i'm saying? that's reasonable doubt there. you know what i'm saying? >> yes. >> i'm already here. now i got to go all the way back to federal court with some [ bleep ]. i'm talking about i got to because it's in my jacket. you see what i'm saying? i just went up for parole a year ago, right? well, six months ago. they told me if i

it did not begin to notify oed of jobs until december 5 of 2013, under though it was under an obligation to do so beginning august tenth. did not provide the job projections until april 8th of 2014, 8 months into the da. and then in december, 2013, while they began notifying oed of the job openings they did not hire anyone referred by the city. they only hired six candidates through this process and this is inconsistent with again, the promises of the da, this report, however does not in any way, reprimand cpmc for this poor out come or does it express me concerns for these results. the problem continues to get worse. the problem the bottom bar chart shows that the data that the city used to establish the cpmc compliance and the numbers that we just reviewed are very bad again, six hires out of 47 job openings and falling short of the 19 it should have hired, under this process. but if we compare the performance to number of openings, cpmc projected the numbers, again, get worse. the initial projections by cpmc for the first year is that they would have 114 entry level openings. and agai

>> so under the regulations, the class that's been created is under the regulations, it is class of aliens for work. individuals with deferred action 274-a.12. individuals who have deferred action. so that's the class. there is no new class created. >> they will receive social security and medicare? >> they will be eligible for social -- >> so they would not have been el jbl f eligible for that but for the president's -- >> no, but for the -- >> well his action to put that into that situation is now -- it is my understanding they weren't eligible for obama care -- >> right. nor are they eligible for -- >> the problem with the obama care thing is that yeah there is not subsidies but they are exempt under the statute from obama care's employer mandate. which means they don't count to the 50 employee limit. that business is a about a $3,000 discount to hire the person here illegally over the person who is a u.s. citizen even if they are naturalized. so you said your immigrants rights activist. but it seems they are driving a wedge between immigrants and they are worse off as a result of this.

. >> america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all roll call please yes. >> mr. nolan commissioner bridges commissioner driscoll commissioner melberger commissioner paskin-jordan commissioner stansbury a quorum is present. >> thank you next item public comment any members of the public would like to address the public on a non-calendared item. >> good afternoon david. >> good afternoon. >> on those (inaudible) my question is how will the - minutes question and the special meeting open december 3rd be put into a agenda item important this - (inaudible) some other first question then i just want to - >> great, thank you. >> good afternoon claire. >> hello. >> address the comments - the membership (inaudible) and hedge fund (inaudible) up here to do today is to - sign off and hopefully everything (inaudible). >> kimberly. >> good afternoon. i do (inaudible) let the chair know and the board that has been satisfied (inaudible) the board (inaudible) sociowe can - that is the amount (inaudible) available for (inaudible) t

the barge. 90% of their body was under the barge.eir heads yelling for help. i concentrated on one little girl that caught my eye. >> ignoring his own safety, in full uniform and loaded down with steel-toed boots jumps in straight for the girl who's hidden from the camera's view behind the barge. >> the idea was to keep myself from going under the barge. once i gabbed her, i was just sliding along the barge with the current. >> but as he grabs the girl, three other panicked people grab him. >> my back was up against the barge and i held on as hard as i could. >> he saves the four people and by now other coast guard officers have jumped in, including dwight hagans who goes after another person struggling to survive. >> in the front of the barge, i could see some color shirt. i was like, maybe i could swim over and grab this shirt and get this person out. but once i got over to try to get to that shirt, i got caught in the current and sucked under the barge. >> spectators stand by helplessly as hagan is sucked under and finds himself f

jobs were destroyed three times under them than it was under margaret thatcher. she's sitting there demurely is the only one who has privatized hospitals. and they dare to lecture us pitching the hospital the only hospital proo vatized by the labor party. inquality high under labor and an economy destroyed under labor. >> my constituents of women would have been delighted to hear the deputy prime minister support because people in wimbledon know it's the only one corrected. >> i've been worried because there have been talks about that the deputy prime minister wants to be a hidden tax. after he answered the question one that can't be true. confirm his loyalties of the long economic plan for people in wimbledon? >> i of course, whole heartedly agree with him that we must stay the course in order to finish the job and finish it fairly. he perhaps will know that the long-term youth claim account in his constituency has fallen just in the last year by a full 14% that's extraordinary achievement. and he knows behind you that it is simply not fair or justifiable to app

and i just wanted to mention again because i sit under two hats, under my hat as chair of transbay joint powers authority. we certainly have a lot of concerns about compatibility, given that we have a number of rail edges under the terminal station. while there might be flexibility at both the airport, millbrae, and san josÉ for building additional tracks because there may be more land or an opportunity to build underground, we're certainly limited in san francisco in the number of lines to bring in under the terminal. so there are concerns in the train breaks down or in terms of redundancy, to ensure that our trains are able to come into the terminal and the issue of using rail edges and that has come up from the san francisco side. that being said, it's a regional transportation system. and i think this will be a good opportunity to have that discussion and explore both the costs and the benefits of the different options that are before us. so mr. dykes. thank you for leading us off today. >> thank you. supervisor wiener and cohen. it's my pleasure to be here. thank you. i'm the princi

under labour. and in one year women were given a paltry 75p rise in the state pension -- scandalous, a total shame. through our new, fairer single-tier pension, 650,000 women will get an extra £400 a year from 2016, and i care more about those 650,000 women across the country than i do about anyone around the cabinet table. >> i will answer the question since he has not. since the introduction of their tribunal fees, there has been a 90% fall in women taking sex discrimination cases, including women who have been discriminated against at work because they are pregnant. let me turn to another of his key decisions. of those who get the millionaires' tax cut, what percentage are men? >> this is quite breathtaking. is she not aware that, of the over 26 million people who have benefited from our tax cuts for low and middle-income earners, that tax cut has disproportionately gone to women? is she not aware that under her government the top rate of tax was 40p, 5p lower than it is under this government? i

under reporting under the act, is that then referred to a doj for civil action or for criminal action or for both? >> we have the authority and we expect honda, frankly, to come in and agree to a significant penalty associated with that. >> that gregg harper would be a civil peoplety in. >> yes, that we won't have to move to the justice department on that specific matter. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i have yield back the balance of my time. >> thank you. the chair recognizes the gentleman from mississippi. >> thank you, mr. chairman. what is a reasonable period of ime to notify someone? >> automakers are required by law to notify nitsa within five days of either determining a defect or five days of when they should have known that there was a defect. under regulation, they have no more than 60 days to get a letter like this into the hands of consumers notifying them that this is an important safety recall and that they must take action. that said, even that 60 days to me is longer than i would like to see, which is why we have a vin took that every american can go to at afercar.gov/vi

there are 3,000 more nurses under this government.aying until very recently that there were 7,000 more doctors under this government. i am ashamed to say that was wrong, too. the figure is 8,000 more doctors under this government. the nhs is performing well because we have put the money in and made the reforms. >> sir tony baldry. >> may i commend to my right honorable friend some advice from karl marx, who, as european correspondent of the new-york tribune, observed that there were vital interests which should render great britain the earnest and unyielding opponent of the russian projects of annexation and aggrandizement. he went on to say that in the arrest of the russian scheme of annexation, the interests of democracy and of england go hand in hand. does my right honorable friend agree that for the united kingdom, europe, the west and indeed the whole world, one of our most important foreign policy priorities for 2015 should be to see that russia behaves, as one would expect a member of the security council to behave, in the inte

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$400,000 and professional contract under $100,000 before opening the process to non-lbe's and it at 20 to $40 million and expands the projects that require a agreement to be approved by the board of supervisors and in certain industries that allows small businesses to participate in the lbe program to foster partnerships between established contractor and local businesses thank to the many actors it took a lot of effort from the departments as well as small businesses and i want to take a moment and thank our geocommittee for their support. >> thank you supervisor avalos. >> thank you just a question that was raised recently by some contractors with the city as related to architect addressed engineers i think they were looking for language it would be in here for contractors that get a better shot inclusion in this legislation and i wanted to ask the author what the discussion has been if there's a possibility for that inclusion and some other version that can come forward at a at a later date. >> your leafing us has there been anyone in legislation to bring up that issue. >> first

>> i believe domestic violence i considered a serious crime under. >> it wasn't under the comprehensiveenate immigration bill i have heard lots and lots of my colleaguining embrace. i think you could have up to three and still pass. how about recidivist dui? >> i believe it -- >> a single du icon conviction even a misdemeanor? >> that's my belief. >> where could i go to whether or not that understanding is correct or not. it wasn't on the white house talking points. they talked about gang members. i'm not aware of a federal crime for being a member of a gang. i know it's a sentencing enhancement. is there a crime for being a member of a gang? >> that's concerns some advocates have if you live in a certain zip code and being associated. >> i understand your concern is it might catch too many people. my concern is the opposite, that it won't catch the right people. so it's not a crime to be a member of a gang. you have to commit another underlying offense and then it's a sentence enhancement. how are you going to determine who the gang members are? >> there are gang databases that exist.

it was convicted under the espionage act. his conviction was upheld making it clear that the release of classified information to the news media could be punished to the same degree as the release of classified information to a foreign enemy government. president clinton pardoned morrison at the end of his presidency. moving into 2000, another kind of important case involved an analyst named lawrence franklin. as part of a plea deal on the charges, he helped the fbi with investigations of two people to whom he had provided information , to employees two employees of the american israeli public affairs committee. their names are steven rosen and keith. they were the first civilians that didn't work for the government to be charged under the espionage act. some of the information that was released related to the potential attack by u.s. troops on iraq, al qaeda terrorism in central asia and other similar information given from franklin the employees would convey the information to members of the media and to the israeli officia

right now we are under 7 inches. there is lot of room in the reservoirs. >> the critical water shortage could still mean a rate hike. the water agency says it will see how much rain we get this week before making a final decision. and later today we will get an update on california's campaign to save water during this record breaking drought. they will announce the latest water statistic. figures released earlier this year found water use ranged from $49 a gallon a day to 580 gallons a day. >>> 4:34 is the time right now. online campaign is asking people to donate to nonprofits. the day was started back in 2012. as an alternative to black friday and cyber monday shopping. they are of iing a free app with a virtual tower. each brick represents a donation. several corporations are matching gifts made on matching tuesday. >>> a familiar holiday site and sound may not be as common this year as the salvation army has a shortage of volunteer bell ringers. >> we found just two bell ringers. the salvation army has dozens of

they'll be reserved for people under 40. this is for people who want to do the right thing and under the conservative government they'll have homes they can buy. >> thank you, mr. speaker. my 78-year-old mother was left bleeding on the kitchen floor from a fall. isn't this indicative of the ealth service? >> what is indicative of the l.h.s. is 2 fact that there are more paramedics and more ambulances than when this government came to power. the reason for that is we didn't listen to the party opposite who said that yir responsible to increase health spending. instead we put 12.7 billion pounds into it. where any ambulance trust false down, that should be looked into very carefully. i'll look into this case as i do with any other. >> thank you, mr. speaker. don't you agree with me that it s not unhelpful about border controls and immigration. anyone who thinks that is out of tough and perhaps they should be moved on. >> i think my friend is right. you know, our job as elected politicians is to respond to people's concerns and

. >> december 7th, 1992, 39-year-old phyllis crewell is captured on a police under surveillance tape meeting with a stranger who promises to kill her husband. >> i'm thinking about shooting, make it lock like a hunting accident. >> i know there are under cover roles that are very complex and difficult to do. >> c.j.hyman is the man seen in the under surveillance video. at the time he's a special agent with the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms or atf. >> you don't ever want to blow one of these things that asks a question and they think, why are you asking that question? that question sounds like a police officer. >> on this particular day, the woman seated beside hyman in a k-mart parking lot in charlotte, north carolina, is telling him more than he expects to hear. >> you really thought this thing through? >> seriously thought this thing through. >> you know, we're talking about murtd here. >> i though we are. i know i'm a cold hearted bitch, but that's. in late 1992, phyllis and her husband had been married two years and live just outside the city in the town of matthews, wh

the integrity of the pomo -- the panama canal treaty is under risk. general noriega is under indictment for drug-related charges and the president has peacefully toort resolve the situation through negotiations under the auspices of the organization of american states and latin american leaders. general noriega has rejected all of these efforts. last friday, noriega the a state of war with the united states. of the next day, the pdf shot down an unarmed american servicemen, one did another, seized another service man and sexually threatened his wife. under these circumstances the president decided he must act to violence.rther our troops will use only the force necessary to achieve the objectives and will be withdrawn as quickly as possible. at approximately midnight tonight, the democratically wereed leaders of panama sworn in and assumed the rightful positions. they welcome and support our actions and have stated their intention to institute democratic government immediately. the united states has recognize that government and will restore normal re

>> i was always modeling the tax credits under the assumption they would be available under-n all states. >> you always modeled something that was different than the law. and -- but let me go and do one quick thing while i've got the time. you're an author. and i've purchased one of your books. in that book, it's dr. jonathan gruber is professor of economics at the massachusetts institute of technology and director of the health care program at the national bureau of economic research. he was a key architect of massachusetts's ambitious health care reform effort and consulted extensively with obama administration and congress during the development affordable care act. "the washington post" called him possibly the democratic, in parenthesis, party's most influential health care expert. do you recognize that as being in your book? >> yes, i do. >> and then it -- so f you're an author, you put it in your book and you recognize it, do you stand by it? >> absolutely. >> so you are, in fact, a key architect of the act in massachusetts under governor romney and that you did contribute extensiv

they were issued a revision to install a roof deck with a retractable skylight in the building under construction. this revised permit was oefrz the counter at dbi which was a process that let the applicant hand carely their permit from station to station for prior review. however, it won't be issued if that i have don't meet requirement ls. before issuing that permit, however no neighborhood notice was required for this permit. the planning code didn't require notice for installation for legal roof decks in in the buildable yarl. in addition, public policies and documents in the planning department confirm that roof decks within the buildable lot can approve with no naibl notice. because no notice is required the department didn't ere in issuing this permit. the height concerns are unfounded first because the roof deck is located on a flat surface and the only vertical elements are a parapit wall and railings which are exempt from the height limit. even if they were counted toward the height of the roof deck the building itself is beneath the 35 foot height district it's only 31 fee

gentlemen, please join us in the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all colleagues we have our october 21st, 2014, board meeting minutes can i have a motion to approve we'll take that without objection. those minutes are approved madam clerk any communications. >> yes. the first if the office of supervisor cowen dated september 7th the supervisor will not be in presence the board has executed her and another one the appellant for the property located at 3 hundred one street her withdrawal of her items and the final communication dated november 20th from mr. jason for the property on katrero indicating his withdrawal through 44. >> thank you madam clerk colleagues why not our consent calendar. >> this is the compromise of the items those can be severed. >> colleagues sever. >> supervisor mar supervisor katie tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor chiu supervisor farrell supervisor kim there are 10 i's those items are approved and with that, nex

and even hide it under an outline. why is it not now not conspiracy theory to think any president can use this as precedent? >> so again, i believe that the president is actually following the law, the constitution, statutory, regulatory framework. what the president has done here is the same that previous administrations have done. in the future, taking the immigration issue out, if it were tax law, labor employment laws -- >> why didn't he do it before the election? why didn't he do it six years ago? he knew it's a political issue. he knew it would cost his party politically. he chose to go after the election. would you say in short answer states have a good argument for standing. >> of the potential plaintiffs, they probably have the best argument. but it's always a difficult task. >> those currently legally u in line and it's taking forever to process their legal applications and now the same are going to have to deal with the deferred action program, would they have standing? >> possibly. >> so they are being hurt

these are the arrangements under a deal called the joint plan of action. and so iran's nuclear program will remain frozen in all critical respects. the modest sanctions relief will continue mostly in asia. but during this period, the most impactful of the economic sanctions, those on banking and oil will remain in place. secretary of state, john kerry, gave a press -- had a press event yesterday in vienna. and the secretary made the case for an extension of the negotiations. what he was ind kating was that for the first time in a while, there was some momentum. he went onto elaborate how the interim deal had constrained iran's nuclear program. >>> he indicated based on reported on the economic atomic energy agency that iran had complied with its nominations under the interim deal. he said that considering how far we had come in a year, and given the potential for reaching a comprehensive deal over the next several months, it would have been a terrible mistake to walk away from the negotiations by the time of the november 24th deadline. the billionpresident

that's under 2:00 to go with an injury. dan: that's right.-out away from san francisco. the 49ers are out of time-outs. dan: those delay of game penalties, 49ers lead the nfl in delay of game penalties this year. trying to avoid that here too in the second half. ian: scube in for smith. this is a third and -- skuta in for smith. this is a third and 2 for the chargers. working out of the gun, rivers. three touchdowns, three interceptions tonight. rivers, pump, out of the pocket, look out! rivers loses the ball! san diego was there. dan skuta, who replaced aldon smith, gets to the quarterback, but it's rinehart on the recovery for the chargers. dan: he's trying to throw the wheel route to brown outside. and brown covered on the sidelines there. did not head up the field. heads up by rinehart to get on that loose ball. ian: it's a loss of four on the play. skuta gets credit for the sack. and now san diego faces fourth down. dan: this is where the 49ers have to be aware of antonio gates. they got the interception for eturn a touchdown by bethea.

but when they realized the rescue attempt was under way, they shot and killed seven hostages. president obama who ordered the operation said it was conducted flawlessly. >> this should be taken by militants around the world as a clear sign of this president's resolve to do everything possible to rescue americans who are being held hostage anywhere around the globe. >> challenging terrain and layout of the hostage site as well as the terrorists looming deadline for the murder of summers conspired against success. >> they landed five miles away because they didn't want the snoiz of the aircraft to give them detection. they arrived stealthily until they got into the compound. >> held with summers was south african teacher pierre korkie. later a south african relief organization said it's officers had equally arranged for payment of a $200,000 ransom for korkie. state department officials said they were unaware of the korkie investigation. >> we did not know what country they were from, it wouldn't have been a way, it wouldn't have made sense for us to reach out to the south afric

under a minute, game tied, harris, that's a tough bucket. he had 17 points.s than 10 seconds to go, steph curry. created some space. never had doubt. 20 for curry. the warriors win it 98-97. >>> also, lebron james and the cavaliers won. four in a row. >> kevin durant's return, they did not win. pelicans beat them. >> that's all we have. >>> denied by saint nick, why a little girl was turned away from santa at the maul. >>> and why this lovely image of tony blair is all over the place this morning. but it won't cause me discomfort. exactly, no discomfort, because it's milk without the lactose. and it tastes? it's real milk! come on, would i lie about this? lactaid®. 100% real milk. no discomfort. and try lactaid® supplements with your first bite to dig in to all your dairy favorites. transferred money from hisy bank of america savings account to his merrill edge retirement account. before he opened his first hot chocolate stand calling winter an "underserved season". and before he quit his friend's leaf-raking business for "not offering a 401k." larry knew the

by the special use district and no exception for anything above the 35 foot height limit is granted under that special use district. it's very unfortunate that the project sponsor sought to permit it in this way and frankly, i'm kind of baffled by the argument made by the project sponsor's council saying that the neighborhood discussions were conducting in good faith and that the fact that they didn't abide by those agreements is a civil matter. i've done this kind of negotiation with rubin's office for 27 years and never heard something quite as cynical as that, that people should stand by what they say they're going to do and neighbors fulfill their responsibilities by finding out what the project is intended to be. 25 neighbors all surrounder the property have signed the petition for the request for jurisdiction. people care about this. it's a new thing on this block and i think this board should grant jurisdiction as it was by error of the planning department denied the applicant the opportunity to file. thank you. >> in your brief you did not provide any documentation on those discus

george bush is thrown under the bus with the wars. i would counter with that great stimulus that we had certainly didn't help the debt or the deficit and that was all president obama. the bigger point jessica did get right is the debt at $18 trillion. by the year 2030, all of our tax revenue will go to pay, as john alluded to, entitlements and the interest we have on the debt. i mean that's it. we are not going to have money for anything else. social security went into the red in 2010. so, those deficits are locked in. that's set right there. those deficits will quaut rup l in 20 years. it's not president obama. i's not president bush. they are in charge of discretionary spending. unless congress and the president start to make a dent on things like medicaid, medicare and social security and get off this, yes, we need to spend it there. we are going to be all broken. 56,000 as you mentioned. think about that doubling. >> actually, $5 trillion was taken out of the social security and medicare funds and put into the debt. the government

they have a certain authority under the city orientation related to office allocation under prop m. they have received a similar proposal. since may 2014, the warriors have been out in the community at cac meetings, saturday workshops there will also be meetings in particular over the next few weeks over the notice of preparation and scoping xhebts received by the public to take that into account as the team prepares the environmental review document which you as the commission will certify. >> before we ask any questions, are there any speakers cards? >> i have no speaker cards. >> can we get a list of those dates of the meetings? >> >> there is an initial list providing in your informational memorandum december 16th for the site massings and concept designs and management planning is a few days later and you will see in the spring and we can bring more detailed schedules when your actual various other approvals will come before you. >> okay, thank you. next item, please. >> the next order of business is item 9, commissioner questions and matters? >> do commissioners have any quest

we do know it is under way.w that the militants at around quarter to 12:00 in the city of peshmerga, that children are still stranded inside. we do know that the death toll is continuing to rise. for the time being i mean up till about 15, 20 minutes ago parents were able to contact their kids through mobile phones, they were getting information but now it's been switched off and no contact with any of the children inside and security forces are not sharing any information for security reasons, errol. >> do we get any sense or are there any reports from the students inside who got a chance to speak to their parents? do we know what's happening in there right now? >> reporter: we do not at the time being. we haven't been able to contact those parents directly. we do know that the children were in touch with them but because of security reasons the military has informed everyone not to share that information because it would compromise the operation that is currently under way. there are paramilitary troops inside

one, again, to reiterate what mark brand just said, there were no curb cuts permitted under the street improvement as part of this 15 foot wide sidewalk, thus, unless the future owners, unless the owner applies in the future to construct one, there is not one in the plans right now, nor is there one approved. with regard to the temporary path, commissioner wilson, my understanding in talking to our inspection staff who were inspecting the work in the public right of way was that this path was constructed strictly as a construction path to get equipment to the site and our decision was if this is construction related it could be issued as a street space permit, however, prior to signing off on the project, whatever was constructed, whether it was just ripping through some landscaping, that needs to be restored to its original condition before we seen off on the project. thus, at this point we're still expecting that that temporary path will be restored. as a matter of fact, i believe we conditioned the permit upon that. however, in talking to mr. william, just now, i mean, he informed m

scott is up next with sports. ♪ at kaiser permanente, everything you need is under one roof.nother way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ . >>> busy bay for baseball. a lot of teams making move. >> a busy week. the hot stove season for major league baseball. the million dollar question around san francisco. who will replace pablo sandoval at third base? cbs sports is reporting the giants want cabrera but there is a catch. he wants to play at second base so they acknowledge it might not be a good fit. he is a two time all star. meanwhile the team down south continues to make over its roster. the dodgers bid farewell to a former face of the franchise, matt kemp traded to san diego. and sends 32 million to the padres. the red sox are done with johan santana. to detroit in a deal that lands rick in boston. johan santana hit .263 with 71 homers. the bulk in oakland. they are free agents after next season. as the warriors continue to rewrite the history books the bench boss set an

that there is no crueler tierney them that that is perpetuated under the shield law and under the name will be right back. mayor de blasio boo'd as c addresses the newest members of the police department and now what has become the most toxic soup -- toxic lou: as new york city mayor de blasio is boo'd but a police graduation ceremony that your post said officers are turning a blind eye to minor crimes. the next guest says de blasio needs to address the of friction he has created with the new york city police department and it needs to begin with his apology to them. joining us is former new york city police commissioner and former department of corrections commissioner founder and ceo of the character group. is there any likelihood of man not gifted with women's modesty will pop apologize? >> i think he has to. with the ones the respect i heard of what was said yesterday and he is right on point that they feel under attack. this is been going on for weeks. and if the mayor does not want to reverse the trends trends, the crime trends of the '80s and '90s with the cops starting to back

the coastal and north bay is going under a high surf advisory, 10:00 p.m. tomorrow night until 4:00 a.m. friday. waves of 15 to 20 feet, possibly higher in this area, could bring risk of rip currents. watch out. in the sierra nevada, winter storm watch wednesday evening through friday afternoon. it is going to be whiteout conditions with the strong wind gusts of 60 miles an hour. 10 to 20 inches above 6,000 foot elevation, two to three feet at the crest. the only problem is trying to get up there. you might want to wait until saturday because it is going to be nasty driving up to the high country, or take your chains if you are going. tomorrow morning, fog will be a problem with the cloud cover up above. temperatures in the 50s. allow the extra time for the morning commute. tomorrow afternoon it's dry. temperatures a little bit lower than today with a lot of cloud cover. numbers in the 60s. accuweather seven day forecast, morning fog and clouds tomorrow, rain and wind late wednesday night, stormy for your thursday. rain friday switching over to showers. coo

the branch stuck up under the car b with under the hood. so the thing about it this morning, even though the rain is not coming down like it was yesterday in buckets, the whipped is howling down here. take it easy and pack that patience. guys, back over to you. >>> at 6:21, you just saw, he's looking dryer out there than when we checked in with him about 45 minutes ago. that is a welcome sign for commuters. we're going to talk about that in just a few moments. san francisco, since sunday, more rain than we've had in the past year. all of last year. we didn't even reach totals significant enough to reach that four-day stretch, mike. overall, that's a good story to tell. but there is hard for commuters across the bay area. what are we working with identity there? >> flooding started yesterday in patches continue to build. so basically, every around the bay has seen the flooding over the last few years. north so 1, b tracked moving better now, just north of university avenue. packed in well loy and going up to marsh. activity there as we look

from torture, which is a crime not just under international law, but under u.s. law.s clear references to criminal acts from obstruction to destruction of evidence to lying to congress, lying to federal investigators. it really covers the entire section of in terms of criminal acts. there's never been that much of a debate from experts as to whether crimes were committed under this program. what is under debate is the commitment to do anything about it. president obama was heavily criticized at the beginning of his first term when he went to the cia and assured them that people would not be prosecuted even though we are obligated under treaty to do exactly that. this was, in fact, torture. the first official u.s. torture program. that's what we're talking about. it's not enhanced interrogation, it is well documented, not much really there to left to the imagination. it was torture. >> it says the legal justifications for the cia's enhanced interrogation techniques relied on the cia's claim that the techniques were necessary to save lives. and according to the report,

the presiding officer: under the previous order, -- under the previous order, there will be two minutes of debate prior to a vote on the motion to invoke cloture on the walter nomination. who yields time? without objection. all time is yielded back. the clerk will report the nomination to invoke cloture. the clerk: cloture motion. we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate hereby move to bring to a close the debate on the nomination of ronald anderson walter of tennessee to be a member of the board of directors of the tennessee valley authority signed by 17 senators. the presiding officer: by unanimous consent the morning hour deemed -- by unanimous consent the mandatory quashing has been waived. the question is is it the sense of the senate that the nomination of ronald anderson walter to be a member of the board of directors of the tennessee valley authority shall be brought to a close. the yeas and nays are mandatory under the rule. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: the presiding officer: are there any senato

-state solution, the hallmark of the clinton parameters and the work under president bush, the work underresident obama, remains an important, and i would argue, essential concept to bring people together. i am well aware of everything that is going on right now. tensions thatsing are existing in the region in israel, in the west bank, to say nothing of the continuing aggressive behavior by hamas coming out of gaza. but i am one who believes that the absence of negotiation leaves a vacuum that gets built d by problems, bad actors, threats. other kinds of behavior that is not good for israel and not good for the palestinians. so i think that the efforts that were undertaken in the last several years from when i was secretary, now with secretary kerry, are very much in the interest of israel and the palestinians. >> i hope it happens. but we will see. , what isry of state the one thing you wish you had done differently? >> oh my gosh. >> is there a list? >> there are a number of things, and i write about a lot of them. that,in my book one thing looking back, i believe that we could have don

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