i just have to say that i am very uncomfortable with the concept of aggressive war all war is aggressive. and i think it's unfortunate about term was used nuremberg but the important. term i think is war crimes and crimes against humanity and in that case human i'd like to call attention to the other trials that were held after world war two in tokyo at the tokyo trials. after after the war and in that case general yamashita who was the commander of the japanese military forces in the philippines was accused and. condemned for war crimes and was executed even though it was clear that he did not know what he is soldiers were doing that there was never proved that he was aware of what they were doing or indeed that he ordered it so i think that we have to look at powder is a very different situation war crimes committed against civilians versus aggressive war all wars aggressive if you go back to jerusalem again i know that you and you do a wonderful job of hunting down nazis and i think that's an excellent thing to do because so many people have forgotten that since it was sixty five year

way to respond to the aggression that the u.s. government is involved in the reason i oppose this particular regime is because it is so in aggressively violent. as the rest of the world knows the united states is always involved in some kind of war of aggression it rarely goes spends an entire year without invading some for some foreign country and that's only part of the story i mean there's the overall economic system that the united states provoked presides over that is incredibly violent and unjust so i'm talking about taking on this monolith this violent horrible disgusting system that is is brutal and is willing to do anything you're going up against them you can't fight these guys with one arm tied behind your your back. probably going to lose anyway but you you have to you have to be serious let me follow up on that we have the united states really liking to criticize other countries and really try to get involved one way or another how come if all the things that you say are true we're not hearing more voices of criticism

so we'll be doing aggressive oversight over the fcc. and if we can get a bipartisan agreement, i'm very open to reforming the universal service fund. i think it's long overdue. and i think congressman stearns and congressman boucher in the last congress, the bill that they drafted together is a good first step or a good base on which to begin the legislative process there. but i guess just kind of yes nearbily -- generically the reason i would like to be chairman is i want to create a federal system that gives every american an opportunity to better themselves and their family and to do so on a level playing field. i don't support government mandates in all areas of our economy. i don't support the government telling people what they can and can't do except when it's necessary to protect the public health, public safety and on occasion to provide for the common defense of this nation. so i'm a free market conservative, and i think if begin the privilege -- given the privilege to be the chairman, you'll see a very activist energy and com

a violent video game or a violent movie act more aggressively?ible to show a direct link. but here is what we know. and that is that behavior is very nuanced. so while we can't say this particular act is attributable to this particular video or movie, we do see that people who are exposed on a regular basis to aggression will act more aggressively. >> well, let's talk about your practice. as a practicing washington, d.c. psychiatrist, is it more defined with the people that you are seeing or actually seeing this link of the violence and the aggression? >> you can't be so precise. what you can do is use the psychology that we know is true of human behavior. we are beings who are very sensitive to our surroundings and we model what we see. if we see people who are de- stressing others and calming people down, we will fold into it. if we see a gag will of people fighting -- gaggle of people fighting the studies influence. >> you are clearly very passionate about this. but what about the game makers and others who say let parents do the parenting. le

and planned to be aggressive against u.s. officials u.s. employees. and he concluded the press conference with saying he wanted to remind everyone that victor boot is innocent until proven guilty and he will receive a fair trial so after quite a ugly picture of one man who hasn't been able to really address the press at all yet in the u.s. and most likely will not the u.s. attorney said quote he's innocent until proven guilty guilty so lots of mixed messages there but there are many experts believe that the real reason victor boot is someone that the u.s. has been so aggressively pursuing for this action is because mr boot is a former soviet military officer with what some people believe has extensive top intelligence possibly and some believe that is what u.s. officials are really after. he was truly i'm. sure. we can know basically. bringing him to the united states. some also believe some are some of weed and some analysts and experts believe that the u.s. is trying to send a message around the world with the extradition o

secretary of state and warned of aggressive steps to punish those who stole the information. >> there is nothing laudable about endangering and -- innocent people, and there is nothing brave about sabotaging peace for relations between nations upon which our common security depends. >> it might be little more than diplomatic gossip, but some of it could be quite damaging. an insight into the daily secret traffic for over 270 u.s. embassies and consulates dated from 1966 to february this year and ranging to unflattering portraits of other leaders. the russian president is described as plain robin to somebody else's batman. minister ise dismissed as vain and ineffective as a modern european leader. >> i can tell you at least one of my counterparts, don't worry about it. this is well understood in the diplomatic community as part of the give and take. >> obama's white house might have suffered a battering, but they will all be wondering if they are next in line to be humiliated. >> we will have more on that specifically on the korea ankle later in the program. just three days before the

stop aggression against the south. and american deterrence isn't just at sea. on a snow covered firing range, american soldiers were testing their bradley fighting vehicles. it's a routine drill, not a sign, commanders say, the united states is preparing for war. the 28,500 american troops here in south korea have been put on a heightened state of readiness. they've increased surveillance of north korea and commanders here say they are ready to respond to any north korean aggression at a moment's notice. captain a.j. boise says u.s. troops are mostly waiting, watching and ready. >> if given the call, we are able to help defend the republic of korea against the -- what may or may not occur. >> reporter: the mood among american forces is calm. >> there's skirmishes all over the world every day. i don't think they should be taken out of context. >> reporter: but the united states and south korea face a tough balancing accused, containing the often unpredictable north without provoking it. today, the south korean president promised repercussions if the north attack

a new abc news poll says half of americans think aggressive new pat-downs go too far. carry out an electronic strip search. the head of the homeland security department says the government is considering changes but any new procedures are unlikely to happen before that holiday is over. >> we will make adjustments or changes when called upon, but not changes or adjustments that will affect the basic operational capability. >> reporter: there's an internet movement now that's urging travelers to bypass those full-body scanners, refuse them, and take the pat-downs instead. the idea being that it would slow down the process and send a message to the tsa. rob and vinita? >>> those hitting the road for thanksgiving can expect to pay an average of $2.88 a gallon. that's about 24 cents higher than at the same time last year. analysts blame the increase on temporary shut-downs at refineries, as well as weakness of the u.s. dollar. >> we just can't get a break. >> no, man, not this time of year. >> that is, unless you go on "the oprah show." >> lots of breaks. >> she did her fav

so if they become aggressive, spray them with a garden hose. they'll likely run away. >> so that woman who was attacked, the animal broke her skin. does she have to have rabies shots? >> she, in fact, does have to have rabies shots. if they are unable to locate the raccoon after that attack, you have to have a full round of rabies shots, that includes up to eight shots in the deltoid muscle over a one-month period. >> that's going to be worse than being attacked by a raccoon i think. all right. thank you. >>> well, 24 hours after oakland police shot and killed a suspect, tonight, two very different descriptions of the man involved. officers say he was a violent parolee, but family and friends say he was a caring guy. officers shot and killed the man on trask street after authorities say he beat up a woman. how police are defending their actions. >> reporter: east oakland friends and family members of derrick jones, d.d. as they called him, want some answers. >> he doesn't do anything to nobody. >> reporter: the 37-year-old owner of this barber

it means power, it means control, so the paradox of aggressive behavior is that aggressive behavior isboth completely dysfunctional and it also serves a purpose. it marks territory, aggression does and it's a way of changing someone else's behavior, and in school and outside of school, bullying is about gaining power and gaining control, not just physical power, but social power. this is why bullies tend to be popular. they have more social status than kids who are being victims, and when we think of bullying as opposed to aggression, bullying is a relationship. .. >> help make aggression adaptive to the bully. so in some of our work what we do is that we asked kids to name, you know, not just are you bullied, or are you being harassed, but who is bullying who? what is the relationship between the bully and the victim? and because it is such a sensitive topic, we don't just ask kids to report on who they feel is bullying them, but in the entire classroom, at least in elementary school context. so for instance, this is the kind of measure that we use in the research capacity here you se

we may have some very good theories of the case and we're working this case very aggressively, we have to make sure that we put a case that would lead to a successful prosecution. this is a case that we're on it, just like we are on many homicides. because of the fact that homicides are also as low as they are this year-to-date and last year, this has given us for the first time the opportunity to increase the work that we do on cold cases. actually there is a great deal of effort that is being put forth in order to deal with homicides. other questions for the mayor or ms. harris? >> let me just, and i'll get out of everyone's way. let me amplify something the chief said because it's important and to amplify a bit what the district attorney said. let's keep this going. we're moving in the right direction. let's not put into the hands of elected officials here at city hall the determination of how best to deploy the resources of the san francisco police department. let's keep that in the hands of the police professionals, the police chief, the police commission. let's not allow politics

i believe in free market capitalism, but having said that, you have to have aggressive oversight over the private sector to make sure that they did not develop too much market power and that they do play by the rules. back in the 1930's, president hoover is alleged to have said the worst thing about capitalism is the capitalists. as servants of the american people, republicans in the majority in the house have a responsibility to the country to not only keep an eye on the obama administration, we also have to make sure that the private sector plays by the rules. i can assure you we will do that in the energy committee, and john boehner, in a conference call earlier, has assured the incoming chairman of the new committees that we are going to in every committee in overseeing the obama administration and also the private sector's committees at each is responsible for. >> if you are unsuccessful in your bid to become chairman, i am assuming you will stay on the committee, and would you seek a subcommittee chairmanship, and if so, which one? >> that is a very rhetorical question. i am ful

aggressive in the criticism of her.w, the 16-year-old sister, got on the facebook website, used some homophobic slurs. now bristol is coming to her defense. willow and i shouldn't have reacted to negative comments about our family. we apologize. on a nicer note, thank you for your support. the great competition in "dancing with the stars." she is rushing to her sister's defense. it's worth noting she also made a couple of comments when people were attacking her. a little aggressive. she's apologizing for those as well. why go one more round ? you don't need a rematch, but a rethink. with lunesta. lunesta is thought to interact with gaba receptors associated with sleep. lunesta helps you get the restful sleep you need. lunesta has some risk of dependency. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving or engaging in other activities while asleep without remembering it the next day have been reported. abnormal behaviors may include aggressiveness, agitation, hall

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and one of the things that i think is really important to illustrate is how aggressively our men anden are going after violence. this is really illustrated, if we can go to the next slide, please. the one that has the -- the next one. i think we're going perhaps backwards. i'm talking about the one that has violence reduction accomplishments and it has -- there we go. look at the number of firearms that have been recovered year-to-date in the city. 787 firearms. those are crime guns. every one of those guns haze story behind it and they're not good stories. this is what our men and women are confronting on our streets day in and day out as we put them in the places at the time of the day in order to make sure that we reduce violence and that we reduce the likelihood of carnage in our city. i want to make a point here, i think it's a point that especially now that we're in the middle of an election process, the reason that we're getting these firearms and the reason why crime is down in the city is because in addition to all of the work that is being done by all of the other partners

we have a very aggressive conservation program. the other wholesaler noted that the city of santa clara was the best in conserving of all the agencies and the county. as the owner of the control plant, we have aggressively invested in recycled water. this accounts for 25% of all the water used in this area. we are looking at a potential draft that will burden the city above and beyond all of the aggressive conservation and the recycle water that we have been performing. we feel that the intention of the agreement, we were looking at if there is a reduction, on average this will affect all the permanent customers. just not the customers that refuse to comply. if you would like to incorporate this into the equation, instead of that and 10% to some customers, the 6% allocation to those customers, their own projections for 2018 still allow the city of santa clara to meet the requirements and the commitment for san francisco. i appreciate the work of your staff, and the transparency and the openness in providing information to the retai

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