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aaron gi aar aar gilchrist has what officials this our area are doing to protect young drivers. >> 44 states including our area have banned texting and driving. that's especially important now as kids go back to school. in d.c. and in maryland, you can't even talk on a handheld device. virginia takes it a step further targeting teens. if you're younger than 18, you can only have per in the car who is not a relative to cut down on the distractions. now, other states are getting a bit more creative here. in california, teens are not allowed to use vo act ifivated technology. new york is working on a law that says if you're caught using a phone i said will the wheel just once, your license will be suspended for four months. now, virginia state police are going into schools and they're actually holding driving clubs. the goal is to instill good driving habits in kids long before they get behind the wheel of these cars. and the cdc says that it's working because teens are recognizing that aubi deaths are the leading killer for their age group. now, it's not justines who are not paying atte

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the next steps is the staff are working to complete what we are calling the aar report. which will then bring to you in december, to get your approval, to choose this as the preferred alternative to move into the environmental phase, which will allow us to kick off in the environmental phase in january of 2015. and we will do the environmental work with the conceptal engineering work with the goal of completing the environmental, i am sorry i am doing this by memory n 24 months by having the ceo done in 12 months and once we have the conceptual engineering report done at the end of 2006. and at the beginning of 2016 we will move into how we are going to actually deliver the product. and we are at this point, definitely looking at non-traditional delivery, to the city and county of san francisco, as the design bid and build process, where you design it 100 percent and you put it out to build and we will look at an integrated project delivery and we can put out the packages while we are still in the 50 percent design, because we know that we have to build the foundation an

i think one of the issues that is brought up by those who look at the ryan program is that the aar that when you consolidate number of programs, whether it is section eight or something else, that the resulting dollar and theecomes less single program, if you want to call it that. i think the second thing that is is what is the mechanism for implementing this? if it is through the states, that becomes a political issue for mayors and the federal proponents. it is a very useful part of the conversation in the next couple of years. host: randy in iowa. democratic caller. caller: i have been listening to the conversation and i find it interesting, the words morph and evolved.ow hud has the one thing that struck me was the conversation somebody earlier was talking about about laying the blame for the 2007-2008 debacle back on the 1965 and lyndon baines johnson. that the seems republican administration under george bush, that 2007-2008 a banking andinly real estate deregulation problem , that the regulations allowed this market to crash. would you comment on that? guest: thank you. i grew up

, aare joined by tom edsall professor at columbia university, and author of "age of austerity."joins us from washington. i wonder if you can just iscribe to people what poverty capitalism. -- >> itrns out that turns out that the government and private companies are finding that the poor are a great source of revenue. costs, inift the missouri, for example, 20% of the city government is financed through municipal court fines that are imposed weigh disproportionately on the poor are records that -- the poorer residents of ferguson. you also have court services like probation overseeing, and collection of fines. and they don't charge the government anything. what they do is make their profits by charging the people on probation, or the people who owe money to the municipal court a fee for services. backave two mutual scratching processes where municipal governments are reducing their costs both transferring and services. >> you recently wrote an op-ed piece for the new york times and you gave a description of an electronic monitoring service that is employed by orange county, calif

>> we have not seen perso perp s from the bankers yet, this is fed up ex.andrcey,iv toonses aar lo tged, the department of justice pressures fedex with new money laundering charges, is that money laundering because they delivered a package? that sounds leak pressure. cheryl: jonathan, this is one of the barometers of our economy. now they defending themselves againsts government for not >>hat i shippingat were illegal. company, this is a prosecution in search of a crime, people want drugs for moral purposes, and fedex is a shipping company, talking about millions of shipments a day, from my understanding they take reasonable steps to make sure there is nothing dangerous or chemicals or an explosive, this is a billion dollar witch-hunt. cheryl: to his points, you know this is, you know security. they are going to be screening packages for explosive devices, and you know firearms like, that but, there is no way they could screen these -- unless there is something out there i don't know about. >> of course not, this is the hallmark of what you use a shipper for, i close it up, seal it, i

dryortveng commute, aar teerat 6:00 will be in the mid-s. >> alright, thank you. >>> developing in virginia, the airce now joined the air nationrdh f a misng fighter jet pilot. the f-15 pilot was headed from masuso new orleans yester loso contact five minutes befee pla crashed near the al town of deerfield, virgi e morning. a se and rescue operation on the gu and in the air has been ongoing since wednesday. todas includes a speci aircraft designed forow light searches. the massachusetts air national guard s the pilot reported an in-ig emergcy >>>one county police are loongor a driver who hit somee t took off in silverng this hne at piney branch road ad 9:00 last night. the iv was in a black fouor honda. police tilha heavy end and wind shooeld damage it seen headed toward takomp the who was hit is going to oka >>> ju a few minutes ago, procu in former virginia govern bob mcdonnell's corrup t rested their cas clo arguments could begin tomw morning. on his way into court today, mcdoel julie carey he's lookg d wrapping up this trial. >> 's b a long five weeks bute felt every day that witnesme o

how many of our contributors e aar are -- do lean left. >> we have 19.f the likes -- a lot are military contributors. all of that so we're just talking about the political one, 19 liberals including bob beckel who, of course, is a host. evan bayh, pat caddell, james carville but then the rest of our guests that we have on who are not paid contributors such as wesley clark, you had on earlier in the show, austan goolsbee, the president's economic guru, you have him on a lot. so we have a mixed boat. >> we are fairly in our commentary balanced. we have much more on the left than, say -- i'm trying to think. cnn -- i don't know but 19, okay. >> yep. >> that's the number. >> the paid ones. >> letter number three, jude, "i'm angry about public schools not demanding the same information from illegal-alien students as citizens." that's interesting. register for school. you got to supply a lot of information and they don't ask the same for illegal aliens. >> this is according to federal law. so federal law states that every student in america, every child in ame

how many of our contributors e aar are -- do lean left. >> we have 19.likes -- a lot are military contributors. all of that so we're just talking about the political one, 19 liberals including bob beckel who, of course, is a host. evan bayh, pat caddell, james carville but then the rest of our guests that we have on who are not paid contributors such as wesley clark, you had on earlier in the show, austan goolsbee, the president's economic guru, you have him on a lot. so we have a mixed boat. >> we are fairly in our commentary balanced. we have much more on the left than, say -- i'm trying to think. cnn -- i don't know but 19, okay. >> yep. >> that's the number. >> the paid ones. >> letter number three, jude, "i'm angry about public schools not demanding the same information from illegal-alien students as citizens." that's interesting. register for school. you got to supply a lot of information and they don't ask the same for illegal aliens. >> this is according to federal law. so federal law states that every student in america, every child in america r

al-assad on aar military response to democratization, the arab spring. with the slaughter of syrian opposition groups, heightened sectarian divisions. as well as christian. reluctancety of the tothe u.s. and the eu respond early on with significant assistance to the moderate syrian opposition forces and the opposition's failure to unite to work effectively together enhance the ability of foreign jihadist. in iraq, l maliki installing the shia government increased an already polarized situation and sectarian violence that would nnislt in an alienated su welcoming isis. groups that fight proxy wars in syria against us -- one would also talk -- refer to the overthrow of the democratically elected government in egypt. this made the situation much worse. at the same time, the failure early on in syria of the u.s. and the eu to become significantly engaged and work closely with regional allies like turkey and saudi arabia assaddr to support anti- forces had a ripple effect. in 2011, it did the same in iraq. what about isis islamic pedigree? ake elk china, isis

>> there aare some people who have the belief if they come into a situation where there a lot of civil unrest or disorder, if they put fear into the populace, they will come into a line with whatever the police or government wish to have occur. and i suspect that in ferguson, that was how things kicked off. but then it became sort of a test of manhood after a while where the police have said here are all the rules that we've established, and now they're obligated to enforce those rules. and so they have not stepped back off of what they began with, because they don't want to look weak. >> jason, the military and police have two very different jobs. the military's job is to an nile lig annihilate the enemy you can cops supposed to keep the piece. and since the war on drugs and 9/11, we have gone overboard. we treat people like terrorists. here's what president obama said. >> i think one of the great things about the united states has been our ability to maintain a distinction between our military and domestic law enforcement. that helps preserve our civil liberties. that helps ensure th

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al-assad on aar military response to democratization, the arab spring. with the slaughter of syrian opposition groups, heightened sectarian divisions. as well as christian. reluctancety of the tothe u.s. and the eu respond early on with significant assistance to the moderate syrian opposition forces and the opposition's failure to unite to work effectively together enhance the ability of foreign jihadist. in iraq, l maliki installing the shia government increased an already polarized situation and sectarian violence that would nnislt in an alienated su welcoming isis. groups that fight proxy wars in syria against us -- one would also talk -- refer to the overthrow of the democratically elected government in egypt. this made the situation much worse. at the same time, the failure early on in syria of the u.s. and the eu to become significantly engaged and work closely with regional allies like turkey and saudi arabia assaddr to support anti- forces had a ripple effect. in 2011, it did the same in iraq. what about isis islamic pedigree? ake elk china, isis

, is aar is worth fighting draft worth instituting? ron in california. republican caller. good morning to you. caller: good morning. isis has styled itself as a state. a government. has stated they are at war with us. at's get congress to pass declaration of war. it's the only way the president can then close the doors on all the public interest to what's going on over there. like world war i or world war ii. everything can be kept secret in a state of war. that's the only way to do it. any other way, leaks will get out. baltimore, maryland. democratic caller. caller: i'm a vietnam veteran. i'm tired of our soldiers losing their minds and moore's -- in wars. i'm glad we have a president that takes his time and doesn't go into war willy-nilly. someone else's country and do what we want to. what about the casualties in libya? we can go into somewhere else -- syria has already said, we have to let them know if we are going into their. -- into there. there were a sovereign state. -- they are a sovereign state. hitting militias in libya. that happening, reported in the washingt

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i am looking forward to the next has aars, even though he bigger burden than any president during myhole lifetime. host: thank you for the call, joyce. the lines are open. host: we are asking about the latest poll that showed only 14% approved of the job the congress is doing. dating back to 2011, when this rating was below 15%. with the midterm elections less than three months around -- three months away, preferring a gop controlled congress. bill mcintyre, the pollster for nbc news saying that the good news for republicans is that the with peopleesident thinking they are on the wrong track is typically good for the .pposition party not so good for the gop as republicans continue to trail in the double digits. they said this could be a good for republican cycle but not necessarily a wave election. more of your calls in just a moment. this from one viewer, -- writingchael gordon about the u.s. pursuing a middle road in a rock yesterday in "the new york times." for money, joining us onto, new york. good morning to you on the democratic line. caller: i have a question. my question is t

isis is a threat not only to those people, it's a threat to baghdad, to the sunni aare abs at the haditha> isn't it true that the iraqi forces on the ground have failed and that the kurdish fighters who are historically friends of the u.s. and that would be legitimate aid, they need desperate aid to maintain the fight against isis, because right now, they're all losing the fight. isn't that true, that air strikes are not enough by themselves? >> well, they are all losing the fight in areas that are not majority shia arab or kurdish. the shia or the iraqi army has fought better around baghdad. they need logistics. they need advice. they need intelligence and better weapon, particularly the kurds, but in addition they need air strikes. they have hundreds of thousands of ground troops but they are demobilized because of the way isil fights and the answer to that is american support. it not only has military value, it has tremendous psychological value. i saw that in vietnam in 1972 when u.s. air strikes turned around the south vietnamese army within days. >> people back here at home they'll

this border crisis, the central americans coming over illegally, he turned the republican base and aaremocrats against immigration reform. he wrecked it. >> and the obama administration saying we didn't see this coming. of course governor perry is up there in iowa saying, look, i told you about this in 2010. the writing was on the wall. >> two months ago they were divided op it and now the center of gravity has shifted. >> are you starting to see a pattern of behavior here? we've been telling you about this for months or years in this case and you're not doing anything about it. the same inaction in the middle east with isis. you think back in january the president was warned about this. and they've gained so much steam and now we're finally acting all in the name of a humanitarian effort. come on. >> it's not fair. he's had a lot of dinners with beyonce and played lots of golf. it's not like he's been doing nothing. >> look at the border and we've got a problem as governor perry mentioned with the gang bangers coming through and if our borders are wide open, who is going to keep isis f

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