can you give us academy by academy numbers. also, can you tell us possible reported incidents where they student on student or some of them faculty or supervisor on student? >> yeah. thank you, tom. let me take the first part of the question and have him talk to the second. with regard to the report to break down by academy. in the case of the united states military academy, they decreased from 5. there were 15 in academic program year' 11,' 12. went to 109 -- in the case of the that value academy they increased by 2. they went from 13 to 15 in 2012 and 2013. in the case of air force academy. they decreased by 7. they went from 52 to 45 in 2012 and 2013. and if you could talk to the second part of the question. >> yes, sir. the vast majority of the 58 reports that we had total that involved cadets mid shipment were just between them. we had only one instance of a faculty member involved in a case of abusive sexual contact at the naval academy. for the details on that, i would refer you to the navel academy. >> thank you. >> hi,

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i did not realize how beautiful the cal academy looks than that. what other events take place here? do corporate events that night on a regular basis. but nightlife is your best bet to come in as a regular person pharmacy the academy at night, and visit with friends. calacademy.org/nightlife. we have details for the next few weeks. you can get tickets online in advance or at the door. >> thank you so much. thank you for watching culturewire on sf gov tv. okay good afternoon, everyone. thank you very much for coming happy new year i'm ed reiskin i'm the director of transportation and happy to kickoff the new year. san francisco has been a dynamic city during the break i was reading the history of muni how things have changed and required the city to view. we're in a lot of change including in our transportation system a lot of change is good but it needs to be managed and it's safe and a consistent with the transit first policy. we're here to talk about that. we've got a lot of great partners partners if commercial transportation from the private be sector and companies that they ser

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>> he was on an academy executive committee. that's the thing.of the people who have been leaping to his defense say i get all the calls from pub lis sifts. that's the distinction. academy rules say people shouldn't do what they shouldn't be doing and we'll leave it up to the officials to decide when something is bad. don't do anything bad because it may be included. it's written to say anything they think reflect badly on the academy. i like the award. they run a tight ship. you can criticise them. it's an ethical organization, they don't want to damage their brand. let's turn to television. hbo has a series true detective that a lot of people are watching and they get to big movie stars. matthew mcconaughey and woody harrelson - are the big stars going to go smaller? >> yes and no. a lot of movie stars have gone to tv. on the other hand you don't see tom hanks or george clooney aching to go back to the small screen. the people that do are character actors, where there is a difference between tv and movie actors. movie actors are larger than lif

it caused consternation and the academy didn't take action, but a lot of members of the academy wanted to withdraw votes. it could have hurt gangs. if this happens in the past, you know, every once in a while you want to execute an admiral. >> it was emails and phone calls. people are spending millions to promote their movies, their songs, their actors. why is what he did a big deal. >> he was on an academy executive committee. it's the saying k some of the people that leap to his defense say "i get the calls from the publicist." the academy roles are broad. they say that people shouldn't be doing anything. we'll leave it up to officials to decide when something is bad. it's written specifically to say anything they think reflects badly on the academy. they run is tight ship. there's no leaks. you can criticise the oscars, it's a very ethical organization. they don't want to damage their brand the way some has. >> let's turn to television. hbo has a true series. they managed to get two stars. they got two stars to star in it. is this - as our banner says big stars will go smaller. ther

i did not realize how beautiful the cal academy looks than that. what other events take place here?corporate events that night on a regular basis. but nightlife is your best bet to come in as a regular person pharmacy the academy at night, and visit with friends. calacademy.org/nightlife. we have details for the next few weeks. you can get tickets online in advance or at the door. >> thank you so much. thank you for watching culturewire on sf gov tv.

that's the traditional role of the academy in which law schools today are situated. sometimes that scholarship will be of use to the practicing bar and to the bench, but sometimes it won't be. sometimes the goals are more, are more farsighted than that. >> host: now, you're a law professor. what do you teach here at georgetown? >> guest: i teach contracts sometimes, i teach tort sometimes, and i teach a number of seminars such as law and humanities, law and literature and jurisprudence seminars. >> host: have you practiced law? >> guest: i practiced briefly after i graduated. >> host: and why just briefly? >> guest: oh, i knew, i knew halfway through law school that i wanted to teach. i did not go to law school with that goal this mind many. i think it's still a case that most law students go the law schools intending to be lawyers, not intending to be law professors. and so like most of my peers, i decided on law teaching about halfway through law school. >> host: if you went out into the marketplace today, would you feel qualified to practice law? >> guest: no, i w

there were several assaults at the academies, down from 80 last year. that does not confirm whether there were fewer sexual assaults or that victims were afraid to come forward. focus groups conducted for the report found crude and offensive language and sexist comments occurred frequently and are an ingrained part in the experience at the academies and contribute to a disrespectful environment which might encourage worse behavior. cadets in midshipment are afraid to report for fear of being ostracized. the rugby club was disbanded for trash talk e-mails derogatory to women. at the air force academy where two-thirds of the offensive sexual assaults occurred, offensive power potato slides. and the most notorious, two naval academy football players are facing court-martial for assaulting a female in mid shipment. those court-martialed were scheduled to begin in the next few weeks but now it appears the prosecutors will drop charges against one of them because the investigators failed to read him his rights. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >>> a miss

what's the problem at the military academies? dr. jon lapook reports on why big food companies have cut calories in packaged foods. and why is a predator of the arctic flying to florida and kansas? jim axelrod on a mystery migration. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, this is our western edition. today the nation saw a side of republican chris christie we hadn't seen before. the usually brash, blunt, in your face governor of new jersey was humble and contrite as he tried to rescue his career and any presidential hopes from a scandal. he said he had nothing to do with the political dirty trick aimed at the democratic mayor of fort lee, new jersey, though he took responsibility for it and apologized. a top aide had engineered a massive traffic jam in fort lee as revenge against the mayor. today christie called that member of his inner circle "stupid and deceitful." he said she lied to him about it and he fired her today asked if the traffic jam ploy reflected his style

can you give us academy by academy numbers? also, can you tell us if it is possible -- the reported incidents -- where the student on student, or some of them faculty or supervisor on student? >> yes, thank you. let me take the first part of the question. reports, theo the breakdown by academy, in the case of the united states military academy, they decreased from five, so there were 15 in academic program year 2011, 2012, and i went to 10 in academic program .12-2013. in the case of the naval academy, they increased i too. so they went from 13 in 2011- -- ino 15 in toys 12 2012-2013. if you could talk to the second part of that question? >> yes, sir. the vast majority of the 58 reports that we had all total cadets onve cadets, midshipmen, we had only one instance of a faculty member involved in a case of abuses, sexual content -- contact at the naval academy, and for detail, i would refer you to the naval academy. -- do you haves any data for the naval academy, because their numbers one up, whether there was any kind of simila

and the air force academy went done to 45. and nate talk on the second problem. >> the majority of the reports that involved cadets were just between them. we had only one instance of faculty member involved in a case of abusive, sexual contact at the naval academy. >> courtney from nbc news. two questions: do you have data for the navy academy since the numbers went up -- whether there was an increase in female midshipman? is the percentage up for men versus women? and can you give us a rough idea of how you are defining sexual assault for this report? it is it more than rape? categories, please. >> the first answer is we know in the case reports that sexual assault in an underreported crime. we want to increase the numbers of those reporting. i will let nate talk. >> the number of women at the academy are about the same as before, but to be accurate you can check with their officer to be exact. the second part of the question? >> how you are defining sexual assault in the report. >> reporter: sexual assault represents a rang

they should in other words for the end of knowledge and truth and that traditional academy which will school today is situated. sometimes the scholarship will be of use but sometimes it won't be. sometimes it is more farsighted than that. >> host: what do you teach of georgetown? >> guest: i teach contracts and seminars such as humanities and literature and jurisprudence >> host: have you practiced? >> guest: briefly after i graduated. >> host: wife briefly? >> guest: i knew half way through law school that i wanted to teach. i didn't go with that in mind. most go intending to be lawyers, not intending to be professors and so like most of my peers i decided i was teaching about halfway through. >> host: if you went out in the marketplace today would you feel qualified to practice law? >> guest: i wouldn't. because i have not studied with that goal in mind for many years and i have not maintained the skills with that in mind for many years. i am in a legal academic for better or for worse and i feel quite comfortable in that role. i do not think they are easily interchangeable for many

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he will always be an academy award nominee. comes on the show, i'll have to introduce him like that. and it's great makeup. johnny and i are also going to put on suits of armor and try a crazy race later on in the show. you don't want to miss that. [ cheers and applause ] it's gonna be ridiculous. plus, he's one of my idols. he's one of the bee gees and an absolute music legend. he's going to talk and also perform, and he's just amazing. barry effing gibb is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] barry gibb is here! >> steve: come on! come on! >> jimmy: get ready. if you like barry gibb, you love the bee gees, he's going to play some songs tonight. you're going to go nuts. it sounds great. and he's jamming out with the roots. right quest? >> questlove: yeah. >> jimmy: it's killer, killer. i don't want to spoil it. but, wow! you have to be ready for this. crank it up. turn it up. >> jimmy: higgins, do you ever wonder what celebrities are whispering to each other on the red carpet or at press conferences? i was watching the grammy

the numbers across the top, those were entries into the academy. we try to make sure every person is successful, but that doesn't always happen. those numbers reflect upon entry. but i know you had a specific request regarding asians in the last class which is 115. they graduated on december 15. let me bring your attention to the 115 academy three asian male, two asian females that started. ha we graduate -- what we graduated was four. we did lose one asian female that was released. let me make clear that the budget analyst didn't have, if you look at the lower chart, just to let you know, if you want to do a line of the 116 academy which is 48 people and 85 percent male and 15 percent female. if i'm going down to give you the results for 116. we have 45 percent caucasian males. that's 19. 19 percent african american, six males, 21 percent hispanic or nine. 13 percent asian. specific islander, that's six. and i believe one in the philippino category. two percent. again, we're proud of the efforts that the department has made in working with our emp

now, the academy has rescinded that nomination. >> i am frustrated and confused.astated. >> the veteran composer wrote the song and was a governor for 18 years andent -- and sent this letter. >> i did not campaign for the film or do anything that i didn't read in the rules. >> a competing song like "happy," and others promoted big money if your consideration ad campaign. >> the people would overlooked my song because it had no promotion or marketing and no word of mouth the. >> the academy president says "no matter how well-intentioned the communication, using a position as a firm governor and current executive committee member to personally promote your oscar submission creates the appearance of unfair advantage." >> he is a former governor and he learned how to game the s. >> if i learned to game the system i would have had a nomination before this. the last nomination was 30 years ago. >> he sent this e-mail to the president saying he doesn't think he has done anything wrong and is getting support on face book from other academy members including someone who ca

the legal academy is faulted and ibm agreed for not paying much attention to the legal profession of the students and future graduates. on the other hand, the legal academy can be faulted for not being critical so we cannot respond to the first problem by simply servicing the needs of the legal profession. there should be a distance between the legal profession and at the academy and its goals and ideals. >> host: this is book tv on c-span2 talking with georgetown professor robin west. "teaching law" justice politics and the demands of professionalism as her book. >> from the college series louis michael simon author of constitutional disobedience argues it's time to stop treating it as a sacred document that needs to be obeyed at all costs and assess people alive now shouldn't be shackled by a document created hundreds of years ago by people who couldn't understand what the country is like today. this is about 20 minutes. >> joining us on book tv is the author on the book on constitutional disobedience is the name of the book. professor michael lewis at georgetown university is the

will to the academy of motion picture arts and signses.ident of the academy. [ applause ] >> i wanting to thank everyone for joining us for these exciting announcements, celebrating the heroes of movie making. and lucky for us, we have a super hero here with us today, ladies and gentlemen the very talentled chris hemsworth. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, cheryl. good morning, everyone. >> let's get right to it. the 2013 nominees for best performance by an actor in a supporting role are, cooper. faaender. jared leto. >> the best performance by an actress in a supporting role the nominees are, sally hawkins in "blue jasmine." jennifer lawrence in hustle." long'o. >> for best original song the nominees are," alone yet not alone." "happy" from "despicable me ii." "let it go" from "frozen." "the moon song" from "her." and "ordinary love" from "mandel a long walk to freedom." >> for screenplay the nominees are for "before-month." "captain phillips." terrence winter for "wolf of wall street." >> for best original screenplay the nominees are

national academy of science says it makes up a quarter of air pollution. pollution is a reminder that our demand for cheep imports has a boomerang effect. >> chinese factories are churning out the latest technology, sending it to our shores, along with something less desirable pollution. >> you see the pictures of people in budget with maths on. you don't think about what comes across an o. >> steven co-authored a study finding that emissions from chinese plants manufacturing exported goods have been found in ar >> so the first thing i have to do, i get to fill it with saliva... >> this time, it's personal. >> you can fast-forward through this part... >> it's a test that promises to predict her medical future... >> my health risks just loaded, and the first one would give any woman reason to pause... nobody in my family has ever been diagnosed with breast cancer... >> techknow on al jazeera america >> for the first time since antigovernment protests began in koran two months ago, clashes between government and protestors turned deadly. leaving several dead

california maritime academy expects is esccrow to close soon -- escrow to close soon. kron 4 news. >>> at this time last night we had reduced visibilities and at this hour not as bad. reduced victs near the coast line -- victs near the coast line -- visibility near the coast line. clouds streaming through. not seeing rain yet. any rain we see will be very, very light. storm to the north of us, sliding through tonight and we could see few light showers. future cast, 3:00 hour, tomorrow morning, a couple isolated showers through the north bay and then shifts to the south, coast line seeing the light showers by 6:00. moving over the peninsula by 7:00 and that is the extent of it. clear skies early morning and early afternoon and warmer temperatures than today. little warmer. back into the low 60s for more locations. 60 in antioch. 61 napa. 61 san jose. but just 57 in san francisco. as for the sierra, a few snow flurries tomorrow morning. isolated. dry by the afternoon. dry on friday. by saturday a bitter chance of seeing -- better chance of seeing precipitation. extended

we need to rethink the relationship between the legal academy and the legal profession in a way that, this a way that will serve -- in a way that will serve both. the legal academy, i think, is faulted -- and for the most part i agree with the criticism -- for not paying much attention to the legal profession and for not paying much attention to the professional needs of their, of the students, the future graduates. on the other hand, the legal academy, i think, can also be faulted for not being sufficiently critical of legal profession. so we can't respond to the first problem of inattention by simply servicing the needs of the legal profession. there should be a distance between the legal profession and its needs and the legal academy and its goals and its ideals. >> host: and this is booktv on c-span2, and we've been talking with georgetown law professor robin west. "teaching law: justice, politics and the demands of professionalism" is her book. >> next, from booktv's college series, louis michael seidman, author of "constitutional disobedience," argues that it's time to stop trea

national academy of science says it makes up a quarter of air pollution. the pollution is a reminder that our demand for cheep imports has a boomerang effect. >> chinese factories are churning out the latest technology, sending it to our shores, along with something less desirable pollution. >> you see the pictures of people in budget with maths on. you don't think about what comes across an o. >> steven co-authored a study finding that emissions from chinese plants manufacturing exported goods have been found in since is the start of the three-year-old conflict in syria, there's signs of movement with with talks underway. joined by top diplomatics. while the men in suits in go yearuate in switzer lands. some 5 million displaced children are now at risk. am al jazeera visiting one refugee camp on the turkish border and met one doctor who is trying to care for syrians against incredible odds. >> this is their only clinic, he is their only internal medicine doctor, every day he sees 60 patients. >> this clinic not enough, the drugs are not enough, we need an

but the academy resinlded his nomination because of this e-mail he sent to academy voters.y number 57. this is merely a request for your consideration. in fact, academy rules do not prohibit sending e-mails or even the aggressive for your consideration ads all over hollywood this time of year. but broughton is on the executive committee of the music academy branch and was in the academy. >> can you imagine somebody getting your e-mail, knowing you were on the academy and saying i'd better vote for that one? >> no. i don't have a position with the academy. i haven't been with the academy for two years. >> reporter: they would not discuss it. in a statement the president said no matter how well intentioned the communication, using one's position as a former governor and current executive committee member to personally promote one's own oscar submission creates the appearance of an unfair advantage. >> do you plan to go to the oscars? >> no. there's nothing in it for me. why do i do that? it's like going to have dinner with your ex-girlfriend's family. >> for bruce broughton,

and the first of them, is a quote there from lopez who is one of our trainees in the academy and does the work with the young people in mexico, and she talked about how she was taking what they was learning, at the audio academy and taking it directly to her students there. and what that has meant to the work that she is doing this and i certainly talked about launching this academy did not think about that kind of reverb ration of the work being done by the station. and second, i just, we got a photo thereof, of mars, who is one of the outstanding producers in public radio and i am glad to say that kalw is where he got the work starting in the audio production and i couple of years ago he launched and we had a partnership of the american institute of architect and we launched a chapter called 99 percent invisible and it is about the world of design and how it works. and along with just a smart and talented guys and we gave him support and this has been downloaded 14 million times, it one of the most successful examples of a new kind of public radio broadcasting and reaching a new aud

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this naval academy case has been miss handleed and is a case study on what is wrong with the justice system and goes on continued mishandling will have a chilling affect on the military academy students watching this. >> here is something is that that doesn't happen every day a woman gave fwhirj a law office. she went into labor in a law office officials say she took herself into the bathroom to deliver because she didn't want to bother anymore. the baby was born before paramedic arrived. mom ask child are doing just fine. >> boy, everybody stayed calm. >> wow. >> let's talk about the weekend forecast. >> it's chilly. i have hot chocolate to keep me warm. >> it's right now we just have high clouds looking north. low clouds is dry. we're going to check out what niners are going to have to deal with. when watching it's going to be chine with light winds. now, high clouds out there taking a look at the forecast for tahoe. snow level around 6,000 to 7,000 feet. there is a wind advisory for saturday. if you're traveling you might want to hold off until sunday. here is the view from our ca

how come the palestinian movie resonated with the academy members. i don't oppose who manages to tell the cinema takes as it was very natural for him to screen omar and his facilities. it's just unreal showing the idea of what something to it it's been years ago they listen to all the tools the coolness of success in oman. he's the same school in. in seoul i was in the oval in the mills himalayas. to create an almost new and often become leaks from the ceiling. to use the ac motor was these fees the cold chill instead into two types of israel jessica stein but explains that held the story is told is what makes each of the two movies uni. i am to the story about a. assume that six or so to speak and his collaborator who has dried up but st from from youth and the rule is set between them and feels very close to an end and feel very emotional about it which is what ultimately. who really takes and an uncertain path in the movie store the fault of course is in some ways more isn't really because the main character is a jewish israeli where the other cha

in >> i think this is what they are talking about at the academy tonight.y expanded the best picture race because move i haves were getting nominated that weren't making any money. they expanded it to ten they wanted big-budget movies. the average take was very low, it was $65 million. if gravity wasn't in if there, it would have been a lot lower than that. in the last few years we have seen the lowest grossing best picture of all times. if 12 years a slave wins, that will be another one. but i think it's more evidence that the academy is taking movies more and more seriously. in a movie like 12 years a slave, an extraordinary movie, it's odds on to win the major awards, and we're still complaining that this movie fruitville station didn't get nominated for best picture, when 12 years ago it would have been unthinkable that 12 years a slave would be up for best picture. >> thank you both for joining us. the show may be over, but the conversation continues on our website, and you can find out on twitter and facebook. we'll see you next time. >> announcer: th

the picture at the top is the hazard met training and our training is required for the academy we recruit for and at the bottom corner interests a workforce of folks that are cleric of community workers and carpenterers and construction workers routing right you outside of the hunter power plant we helped folks to bring that power plant down. it's adjacent to the location. we want to see our resident really live in san francisco and seeks sustainable ability splo through those programs. pictured if the top corner are folks we've he pardoned with in the past. i want to mention that luminal k is one of the women owned solar businesses. we partnered around policy advocate around the higher organization and they hires local >> we're here to inspire our youth and prepare for the greener initiative and beyond. this city we haven't done a lot of development. we want to see real opportunity in construction in the green industry and introduce those concepts to our community. we can be very innovative with solar and technologies we're seen that were i want to introduce that to our young folks and i

air force academy in colorado springs. a well-educated broad minded liberal young air force officer looking after me, had lots of chats which me that i found very interesting and told me told me he was a liberal because he wanted to create in my mind and the impression i might have gotten from the media or the u.s. air force academy, right wing sort of strange radical fundamentalist. so he told me he was in favor of immigration but, he said, when people come to this country they should learn the nature. i didn't think he was speaking about comanche. i said i quite agree. everyone should learn spanish. >> settlement in the evolution of the united states from a hispanic perspective. our america tonight at 10:00 eastern and sunday at 9:00 on after words, part of booktv on c-span to -- c-span2. you still have time to weigh in on martha levin at liberty amendment. read the book shut, join the conversation on booktv.org and enter the chat room. here is a look at some books that are being published this week. fred siegel, senior

this is an example of last summer you remember we recruited for the academy and there's just one photo up there from a design competition they do an internship where they bring >> may i interrupt you the 5 minutes has republic out can we oh, her another 2 minutes. >> it's up to you arrest i'm going to ask for the 2 manipulates because we have 2 hours of public comment coming. >> so i think we need to speed long here. >> i will definitely wrap up. this next photo is an example of the potential that we have. we completed this program this year those are the 6 portraits 5 of the of the instructor is the one with the orange hat this is an example of what we want that exhibit in the eco center and want to inspire you to draw outside the lines and dream with correspond. that's one worker or example of the potential. this is us walk from the office over to the park. the two at the bottom you can see the growth. we want to connect our youth to boarder issues in the world so each year we try to bring youth to our conventions and last year, it was in d.c. we had the opportunity to walk in the wa

air force academy, right-wing and full of strange, radical, biblical fundamentals. so he tells me he is a liberal, and he tells me he was in favor of immigration, which i thought was very seraphim. when people come to this country, they should learn the native language. i don't think he was speaking about commancho. and i said, i quite agree, everyone should learn spanish. >> the settlement of the united states from the hispanic perspective, "our america," tonight at 9:00 p.m. and tonight on book tv s book love. read the book and join the conversation, go to booktv. org and enter the chat room. >> next, kentucky governor steve bashir speaking at an event hosted by the nonprofit organization family usa. -- families usa. his state's health insurance exchange. this is a little over 20 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. thank you all very much. ron, thanks for the kind introduction. referring to me as an evangelist has some credibility to it, because my dad was a baptist preacher. and so right toward the end of my talk today, if you do not want to answer the altar call,