the zapotec kingdom of monte alban. for many scholars the differences between new and old-world civilizations suggested an independent course of history -- that each evolved on its own. this led to another and deeper insight -- beneath these differences may lie a grand and universal similarity, a parallel course of human evolution throughout the world. we now know that all humans once lived nomadic lives. we gathered wild plants and followed the migrations of animals. our lives were lived in small bands. everything was shared. no one had more power or wealth then anyone else. 10,000 years ago, people began to farm and live in permanent settlements. soon, villages, towns and cities evolved and life changed. thousands lived within city walls. we specialized in a single task, and depended on others for everything else we needed. in time, we became divided into rich and poor, as our human relationships became ever more complex. archaeologist william sanders. i think all human societies are the product of a process of cultur

we'll expand the workforce in saint alban's vermont, the vermont service center but i'm constantly impressed every time i see the men and women that work there. absent senator grassley senator kyl do you wish to make an opening statement before we go to the secretary? >> no. i think we want to hear from the secretary and then we'll all have questions. thank you. >> madam secretary, it's your -- the floor is open to you and then we'll go to seven minute rounds. we'll rotate in the usual manner from side to side in which people arrive. secretary napolitano please go ahead. >> thank you, chairman leahy and members of the committee. i thank the committee for your support of the department over these past three years and, indeed, since the department was founded more than nine years ago. before i begin, i want to address the allegations of misconduct by secret service agents in colombia. the allegations are inexcusable. and we take them very seriously. since the allegations surfaced i've been in close touch with director sullivan. the director took immediate action to remove the agents involved a

many areas in 70. 76 in alban valley this afternoon. very warm day especially across the south bay.tures holding nicely in the 60s and 70s. 65 in san jose. gilroy up one degree from that high. 71. concord at 65. nevada a little cooler at 68. san francisco down to 57. a big area of low pressure off the coast of california and you'll notice the spin in this area of low pressure. there's our cold front. and this cold front is going to continue to hang out for at least for the next couple of days. it is going to pull onshore as we head towards monday, and that's when the next chance of rain will start to arrive across the bay area. sunday morning not going to be as cold as it was this morning for 30s. 40s tomorrow morning, so a nice contrast. tomorrow afternoon back into the 60s and 70s. especially across the south bay. it does look like that chance of rain will hold off in the north bay until about monday, a little bit different from what the forecast is calling for earlier today. you'll notice that area of low pressure still spinning across the pacific. the cold front associated with

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mike sullivan lives in the alban hills, he understands costs are responding to preordering calls this says sometimes the wait is too long. >> our neighbors across the street were working into. they called police that they did not come out until two days later. >> the oakland police department is encouraging residents to go online for non-emergency care classic. >> in a statement the department said we regret we were able to meet the demand during peak periods of time and will review the causes. our call to the police department were not returned. >>james: here is a live view from the mt. tam cam looking check over san francisco, a sutro tower if, so far so good. it is mild out there, 40's. it will warm into the 60s for most of the bay area to. 70 and concord, 75 expected in antioch. that is today. here is a breakdown of what we are expecting over the next few days. tuesday, a period of rain and thunderstorms with a cold front pushing through the will keep us what thursday and into wednesday. and often on chance of showers. thursday is one a second cold front pushes through. the rest o

screen during the tarzan yell and he would speak his language and the lions would go here in the albansuld go here and that monkeys would go here. after five minutes he would go like, what the hell is that? now you tell me how the hell a cracker baby can fall out of an airplane and grow up and the africans look like they are crazy. boy, changed the channel. [laughter] it was living half -- history. i remember the first time seeing a young harry reisner and he was giving some editorial. i think was about the space program and he was going on and on and being very educating and a very young white man. paul looked at him and in four minutes he said he was a lying onion had cracker. change the channel, boy. i like that. i could use some of that stuff in the schoolyard so when the militants came on not only were they challenging the power structure in a different way, in a way that we hadn't seen in the movement, they were sly about it. again stokely was talking about black power but i remember one news report where href brown got arrested for possessing a rifle in louisiana, and they covere

albans, west virginia, a republican. caller: this country has been invaded by people coming over here is legal. obama is doing that to get a vote without any identification. when i had my driver's license, i had to have my birth certificate, my marriage certificate to my social security, and a bill. they will not let you in their country, and as one teacher said, they had to be sure in mexico that he was well educated before they let him in. i tell you, obama is trying to change all of our laws, our constitution, and everything. host: ali noorani? guest: obama administration has deported 1.2 million people in its first term. more people than ever before. they have spent more money than any other administration in enforcing immigration law. we as an organization think they have gone too far, but they have enforced the law like no other executive branch has in the past. in the history of immigration reform, it has been a bipartisan issue, an issue that has brought together democrats and republicans for a solution from the