development that has to be able to work to get out which obviously means what that must be security and over and guided africa some friends on the wishes also to play the role that calls upon it in conflicts all thing. what festival in italy. we encouraged the resumption of a double eviction palestinians and israelis this is the meaning of my visit back about how both in israel and in that bit from the west back and it leaves your face is always reminding and particularly in that region is generally conducted locally owned though it doubled the course is that peace would require consistency totally cannot just be one that party's position in shorts but there is a major opportunity to go to q you were a sort of digital sunday i had every test and are still involved in the negotiations say we go around it as they do as well as me. that is to say two states the state of israel the state of palestine. both of them having to resume them as a capital c and being able to co exist in the security or contract. a huge encouragement support to the lord speak to him said most sites with you. di

and this will be part of that and it will be criteria that has to be maintained and sag, and the apology and the amount that have you to have and the reliability of that. and we have to be spelled out, up front and so, you, it is more advantageous for you as an owner if you go to the dbfm route to have one entity be responsible for the entire footprint, because when something breaks down you go to one source and they will have the specialists and smf the best in the world to do this to fix that problem as opposed to having individual contracts. does that answer your question? >> from 4th and king there is a dtx and unless that changes, the cal train joint powers authority is a different public body than we are. they are running the trains are you saying 245 that there would be a separate owner and contract for the last half mile of the train line than from fourth and king to kill g*il roy? >> no, so they are going to switch from design build to dbfm. >> i don't believe that is what you are saying >> help me out, somebody. >> so, george, the director lee, is represents the cal train joint

we will be forced to initiate planning for a post twenty fourteen future in which there would be no u.s. or nato troop presence in afghanistan there's also the issue of talking with the enemy the consensus seems to be that the afghan war could only end in a negotiated settlement with the taliban not a military victory but that's proven elusive the taliban are internally divided and the rift between kabul and washington has reportedly empowered hardline commanders who want to keep on fighting at the expense of those who support peace talks the u.s. war has succeeded in toppling the taliban regime and many afghans have seen their lives improve but those gains could easily be lost depending on who wins control over afghanistan a country that's once again could be up for grabs reporting in washington for our team i'm lucy catherine. president karzai is demanding washington enters peace talks with the taliban as a condition for signing the security deal jerry van dyke he's a terrorism consultant in the former prisoner of the town of man says the u.s. is not able to contain the group whic

but this year, it may be groundhog day will be over.y velocity, some say we will reach a level where we will not need the rocket propulsion from the fed anymore. we can grow on our own. >> the market is soaring. wall street is back. and yet joe or jenny sixpack are still struggling. wages are stagnant. can we do anything about this? >> the democrats would have you think that we can do something about this. rich might talk about this. they will make it a key part of their platform. income inequality. they will hit on minimum wage and the expiration of the unemployment benefits. you have got powerful forces that are aggravating income inequality. computers and robots taking over. manufacturing increasingly automated. all of those forces are pushing in the other area. >> the other rich mentioned unemployment compensation. there is a big push this month to try to extend it. will it happen? >> boy, is sure seems unlikely. we are in that dynamic in this congress for several years. we have got democrats driving in one direction to get those be

being how can i sue thoughtys- -- first being " how can i sue these guys?" i think we should have a much higher degree of confidence in how this will work and not focus on potential isolated instances where there is a problem. it makes lending the normal process of lending for consumers. they are assured of access to a loan. everybody wins. >> today's questions are and jeff.o vbarry do tolse can the cfpb improve the implementation of the rules and what can other agencies to, for example those finalizing the q.m. rules? typical response of a consumer has not been to violate lawsuit. however, that has been a common problem in the q.m. rule. i think we'll see an increase in litigation in the event that non-exemption loans a pass- through in q.m.. agencies do to insist in the implementation? right now there is quite a bit of uncertainty. has been clear that it is not intended to look at a lender who does only cfp cfpb q. lending. the exemption standards tend to shift away from the goals of unfair lending at least to some extent. the other agencies have not expre

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be a mole. violent clashes engulf central kiev as ukrainian police stared down the barricades on the chase rioters on a full day on to government approach has three people have died. in the crisis is being fueled by national polls came to take the opportunity to push for revolution that. also this hour syria's government and opposition sit face to face for the first time since the start of the conflict but this start a long anticipated peace talks in switzerland have exposed a pattern is a very different views on the future.

we hadn't being able be able to reach an agreement with the new staff. fencing we need for the replanting of the hill. the south lawn has been fine for 14 years it needs to be pealed it's not a big piece of land. i've not been able to get a response for staff we scott wiener we have barely months to go. it would be nice to have those things happen so we can all be ready for the enjoy us you strut many that the park will get >> thank you. >> next speaker >> hi, i've lived here 20 years. i've seen them restoring businesses and i've seen i am bowing old houses and it's been done taste fully i'm sure they'll do a great job on the tower. most importantly he respects his neighborhood and i think it would be really inappropriate to have the people walk up their stairs when they're tired and thrifty and not having some sort of refresher time >> thank you. >> next speaker >> i'm david i had the pleasure of appearing before you a few times before. largely i want to say thank you for your good efforts and keeping this flowing and now we're going to get down to a po

paying mere some will be paying less and they will be very relieved.nly hear complaints it's. it's the people going up, the businesses who rates go up will cry and make a big impression on the voters. the people who rates are not going up or maybe even going down, they are not going say a word. >> and republicans aren't waiting until the fall to deal with obama carrots already being widely used against democrats, senator in new hampshire is one example, let's look at this. >> on health care, jean didn't tell the truth. >> you can keep your insurance if you like it. it wilin crease choices for families. it will promote competition. >> the facts, more than 20,000 new hampshire patients have had their coverage canceled and obama care offers only one insurer on new hampshire's individual market. so next november, if you like your senator, you can keep her. if you don't, you know what to do. >> i suspect we'll their that refrain in almost every race in 2014. she may face a strong competitor, scott brown, former senator from massachusetts may be moving to ne

to be realized can't be calculated at this time. on page 10 of the report the net procedures of up to $1 million square feet plus would be used psychologically for the memorial complex but that is subject to the approval of the board of supervisors. so our recommendation 0 a that's been stated here today obtain page 11 of the report we recommend you amended the proposed so the 12krishgd property will be submitted to the board of supervisors and immediately upon reaching the sales of $50 million square feet to adjust the sales price and a recommend you accept the proposed remedies as amended >> thank you, mr. rose. we'll open this up for public comment anybody wish to comment on this particular item? >> supervisors i'm a historic he prestige speciality. i've been involved a number of years. i'm really concerned about this. i did not know about this until sunday afternoon and i spent a lot of time in the clerk's office yesterday. i appreciate mr. roses report. i'm deeply concerned about the 2 hundred plus million. that's the same amou

if they do, it could be big. >> it could be big. associate with china is affordable items. because they're focusing on electric cars, they probably won't be cheap. if you see that one right there, it is like the child of a land rover defender. it is quite bulky. but it is not cheap. because about 40,000 pounds of this country. but electric cars right now aren't. i think if you're buying electric car, it is the less of, hey, look at me, and more about the car and a reflection of investment in this country. really on the technology of electric cars. >> would you buy chinese car, you think about security, there is been a boycott here in this country and other european countries, but without warren itfett stamp of approval, makes it somehow more possible. >> you would hope so. as for being validated as well, a brand going into the u.s., if it is successful, you have a chinese brand elevated to some extent. coming up next, he will be interesting to get his view on "surveillance." it is a big challenge to penetrate the u.s. market. >> and

case will be decision will be one and uniform. peace is accepted and we should seek to establish peace. secondly: the freedom of political process. the national congress party, since its inception, was built on political freedom, consultative opinion and views. this has been the practice within the congress and without addressing others. this has been always the decision made by the party. >> accepting the initiative proposed by others, the absence of confidence in our political proceedings is attributed to individual reasons. and lack of the desire to take part in the process as a tactual move. however -- tactical move. however, the national congress believes that more arrangements, more arrangements and more reform are required for the political process to the better. this also applies to the constitution, and the other political measures whereby the transparency, democratic and integrity of the competition is guaranteed. without any recession, should believe that we have the final say. this will be judged by all of us and by ot

i'm not saying we should be our have to be.ope we end up in a world in which it is not so ubiquitous that we don't have to be. there right to suggest wishful thinking that this is not a problem and hoping it will all go away and we can go back to an 18th-century state of nature, bill of rights, pure and simple -- the debate is more complicated than that today, especially if you want to save human lives. host: quick question from chapel hill, tennessee. caller: my main concern is with the economy. are we to pay to protect the russians from terrorists? the answer is yes, we spent a lot of money on security, not only in the u.s. but around the world. the argument that the administration that appropriate that money is going to make is that this is fundamental to the success of the global economy. the question is, is the money that is being spent being spent as well as a can be. being unwilling to share like kids in a sandbox, where wasting money. news reporting that a lot of people linked to the russian government rounding up poten

like there used to be. president obama, unlike other presidents, has rarely used the presidential retreat to talk to lawmakers and others. has this been a mistake in making the change? >> i think the president has always felt that there has to be cooperation on both sides. he does not feel like there's been adequate cooperation. you cannot give up. you've got to keep trying. you've got to find ways to go outside of the normal venues. break out of those venues. find ways to personalize the relationship more than you have. >> will he use camp david? >> i don't think so. he has used it some. it is not his nature. he is not used that as much as i would like to see. >> bob gates said the obama white house is the most insular since the nixon white house. is that a fair assessment? >> i cannot speak historically. i would doubt that it is the most insular. too insular, yes. i have not made it any secret that i think the more engaged, the more creatively involved they are, that the members of congress, the members o

let's be specific. you believe that if sprint seeks to acquire t-mobile that the fcc will approve it. you are not producing -- you're not predicting that there will overprice issues but you protect approval as opposed to time warner and charter. >> correct. >> are you extending your friction on time warner-charter to any partner of time warner or does it only apply to charter? >> i think washington may view some of the larger cable companies, and even though i may disagree with this, i think they will see one of the larger cable bid for time warner unfavorably. >> we have to do these very fast. productions on calls -- consolidations. >> not a production, but one .ata point >> the slide does not work. >> thank you. would like to- i see it happen, i just want to give a one bit of something for policymakers who may be watching. one of the chalice ease -- challenges is they say they need more competitors. we should be like europe. the one problem with the methodology is they do not look at the corporate str

be allowed. senators will be respected. not will not make an attempt to bring controversy out of an institution that expects, demands, approves of, great debates about the problems confronting the country. now, a common refrain from democrats is republicans have been too quick to block bills from ever coming to the floor. if -- what they fail to mention, of course, is that often we have done this either because we have been shut out of the drafting process. altogether it has nothing to do with writing the bill in the first place, or made clear there won't be any amendments. which is in all likelihood the situation we're in this very day. in other words, we already newt legislation was shaping up to a purely partisan exercise which people we represent wouldn't have any meaningful impact at all. does it lead to a better product? of course not. all it leads to is more ak ak monoany. look, i get if republicans had just wouldn't white house and the house and had a 60-vote majority in the senate. we'd

because they will be safer drivers and there will be less hits and runs. states allowing them to obtain some kind of driver's license. and we will take all of this up tonight with the lou dobbs law. occluding doug burns who is joining us. tempters below freezing across much of the country. tonight you're going to find out. we will be talking with one of the nation's top climate change scientists. ken joins us from stanford, california. we will be previewing what janice dean calls potentially the coldest nfl game in history. and on wall street the dow jones of 29 points on the s&p down a fraction and the nasdaq down 11. markets finishing with losses on the week and crude inventory posting a decline in 19 months and down more than 1.5%. stay with us, we are coming right back. >> the hits keep coming. another foul up with the obamacare website. the "a-team" he won the u.s. military just evacuated with a deteriorating security situation. rebel groups reportedly moving south toward the capital, setting up any possible confrontation with government forces. the s

and should it be changed? here, from the council on islamic-american relations, and the former head of the fbi's terrorist monitoring center. currently, he's the vice president of a government consulting company. and elizabeth, the lead attorney for ibrahim, who just won the no-fly case. and the case went on for eight years, and cost $11 million. and thank you hammed it entirely pro bono. why get involved in such a costly uphill battle case? >> because it was the right thing to do. when we found out what happened to dr. ibrahim, we saw it was an injustice done, and we thought it was our obligation as attorneys and defenders of the constitution to take this case on. >> i to the get to mr. ibrahim's case later on. but marti, talk to us about when the no fly list was created and why? >> it was created in 2003 by a presidential directive as a result of what happened at 9/11. prior to that, government agencies had watch lists. they had no interoperability and they couldn't see what was on another agency's watch lis

be in ninety eight and there will be eighteen days of wonderful competition there and will be the biggest ever. t.v. audience and what's the world going to learn not just about russia but about sochi as well. such is a beautiful city it's subtropical city this is really outstanding that we're hosting the winter games here. along the palm trees and their wonderful beaches but most of. don't think that ever since his state of the art and purpose built to host the most complex in the fish and game ever that's what such he can can show the rest of the world but what's the legacy for such as we are we looking at such as legacy right now such a change from the ordinary soviet style resort to the really international now all year round winter and summer sport distain nation and world sport to come i have to ask you about security it's a it's a big issue what is being done to keep these games safe so spectators can come here in peace of mind that these games will be safe and has the safety operation been amended or changed in any way following the recent events in volgograd from the beginning of

when you say sole, it has to be reasonable. it can't be for no reason. it has to be for some articulated reason. >> i understand, chief justice, thank you. but i think reasonable could have different focuses. it could be reasonable in light of the expectations of the parties at the time they formed the contract or it could be reasonable in light of community standards of decency which are >> let's say going forward, going forward, the parties know that this decision is out there and they say, sole. so it means they're using the term subject to the gloss that's been put on it by the minnesota supreme court so what about in that case? >> i think subsequent, if there is a gloss and the -- i think that would be a question of what the parties intended with the contract and i think there may well be an argument under that scenario that the airline understood that the gloss was going to be given although -- >> they would assume then that the parties knew whenever they used the word sole it would mean subject to reasonableness as interpreted by the minnesota sup

these will be most remembered for being impactful and for the cold. you can see it offshore as we speak and we are still getting and up on the jersey shore towards long island. this is impacting the mid- atlantic and the court or. high-pressure is moving in and it will go off to the west. tomorrow, it will bring us a little bit of cloud cover, i think. of us areat the rest going to be fine. here's your forecast today. partly cloudy this afternoon and breezy and cold. there will be in windchill advisory and our temperature will be between 12-16 degrees. here is a look at the forecast. we will make a little bit of progress by the end of the week and it will be a touch better snowa 30% chance of showers on saturday and monday. you have a better chance on saturday in a few spots. still, only a 30% chance. we will get a little bit on saturday and a little bit on monday. it will be back in the overnight hours. possible slick conditions through the next seven days. >> amanda meadows -- roads haveight, the a lot of slick spots today. it is worse in certain ar

that will be the big focus.willbe stronger and see a deeper contraction in some of the markets that will be interesting. focuset yellen will be in te.the 15th federal reserve >> will she change things? >> the markets will be responsive and well can -- welcome janet yellen going forward. has had ane optimistic view about the u.s. generally, there has been a cover mission on forward guidance and the u.s.. are your clients telling you and what is the buzz out there with equities between this year and last year. 2014?s the outlook for i think we will continue to see strong gains in the u.s. equity markets and pick up european equities. we see good numbers and and i thinkst week that will be all about the car companies. >> thank you. that will do it for countdown. we will see you tomorrow. . . >> welcome to "on the move echo i am francine lacqua at bloombergs european hagler is in london. we are moments away from the start of european trading and our markets team has everything covered. here with me now, jonathan fer

he'll be applauding, the speaker won't be applauding.t some point you'll seat speaker standing together with the vice president. other points, one sitting one standing. here members of the united states supreme court. they are now walking in. this is a tradition that has always been interesting to see how many of the nine supreme court justices, including chief justice, john roberts right there, how many actually come to hear the president of the united states to deliver his state-of-the-union address. there's ruth bader ginsburg and stephen breyer. >> as we wait for the president of the united states to enter the house chamber only a few moments from now, let's take a quick look at what's going on, set the scene. you just saw the supreme court justices of the united states. they have been introduced earlier. members of the diplomatic corps, they were brought in. members of the joint chiefs of staff. they were there. you'll see the cabinet members about to be coming in. right in the middle of your screen you see the vice president of the

i always tell people if i can be optimistic anybody should be able to be.but what does make me optimistic, there are two things. one is that again, so much has changed. i have seen it in my lifetime and if i think about the fact that i grew up in rural oklahomt people would have given to me as an african-american group rowing up in rural oklahoma, getting to law school are graduating from college, gail law school, to be able to move and work to where i am today and as i tell people i moved all the way from oral roberts university to brandeis so i have come a long way. [laughter] but the chances of that happening for me were not great. they were in fact fairly small. so i know what we can do. i know what is possible and i also know that i didn't do it alone. i did it exist there were a lot of people behind me and there were a lot of government programs and there was a movement behind me. i have seen it happen in my lifetime and i can see it possibly happening in the future because when i get to fly around and talk to folks, i see so many people of good will

this must be addressed. and as the crisis begins to unfold, we propose the security council should unanimously adopted resolution doubling theirs. and in turn we are actively encouraging member states to provide additional units to the u.n. mission, including through the transfer from other missions in the region. as my colleague will discuss, we have committed an additional $50 million in humanitarian assistance. the president's special envoy to sudan and south sudan could not be here today to testify because he is in ethiopia and he has been in the region since december 22 and he has been working around-the-clock and he has met repeatedly with these officials that he has had the first official visit and you sat down with religious leaders and those to help find a solution. this is an all-out effort on our part and given our special history we are working closely with neighbors through the east africa intergovernmental authority on development spearhead these efforts. a special summit was held just 12 days

it won't be comprehensive.eal but the idea is that there would be a path to legalization for the 11 million here illegally, not necessarily a path to citizenship except for the so-called dreamers, people that were brought here as children. first of all, why do you think the republicans clearly are putting this out there, and what do you think of the prospects that you'll get a deal? >> two things, chris. the republicans are putting it out there because they did very poorly among hispanic voters in the last election. i think they realized if they're going to gain a majority in the senate and regain the presidency eventually, they've got to get this issue off their back. so i think they will move forward in the house with a somewhat smaller package. then that will put the ball in the white house's court. advocates for reform an change are going to be very unyielding so that the pressure is going to be on the white house. do they compromise, to really get something done which would be in the country's best interes

i'll be brief. what i wanted to point out is how reassuring it is to hear from every partner we have in the criminal justice system that reducing our incarceration numbers is something we all care about. and i think that is something that distinguishes us as san franciscans. and something that we should exalt and build around. so, as we look at whether a new jail is the right path for san francisco, i think it's important to keep those values at the forefront of that conversation as have been expressed to a person, everybody that participates in this system. the district attorney obviously is the flood gate for who enters into the jails after an initial arrest, we make the determination who should be charged with a crime. we make arguments about who should be held while they're facing that charge, and we are the largest driver in addition to the courts of who remains in custody, either pre- or post conviction. it is fortunate to have a district attorney that thinks there are other ways [speaker not

just asking when it will be ready. >> everything he says will be gone and this will be ready by tomorrownd still a feeling of anxiety rather than anticipation. >> the kremlin doing all it can to lighten the atmosphere. it emerged friday a man left jail early. he's a business partner of a key putin critic who has been here, also released early, part of a spate of amnesties the kremlin trying to push through to look soft against political opponents. security is the main issue. a ring of steel here. the real question, can all of southern russia, volatile for over a decade now, go through the next two weeks without some kind of instance? nick paton walsh, cnn, sochi. >>> in this country, how does super bowl monday sound to you? if the weather looks anything like this in new jersey next week, we might be calling it just that. hey guys! sorry we're late. did you run into traffic? no, just had to stop by the house to grab a few things. you stopped by the house? uh-huh. yea. alright, whenever you get your stuff, run upstairs, get cleaned up for dinner. you leave the house in good shape? yea. yea

that would be an enormous deal.rticular deal for siri means that liberty media is going to be one of the active companies around probably for all of 2014. >> alex, thanks for bringing us that update. you will keep us posted on the developments. well, the "mythbusters" have een separating fact from fiction. they kick off their new season " delving into the "star wars story. so great to have you guys on this show. so many fans are excited that you are here today. "star wars," busing out. >> it's popular culture. nerdom. of the beast of >> have you seen "star wars"? >> i think once. >> what's wrong with the movie? what is inaccurate? >> we aren't going to spoil our results just yet. biggest thing we tackled, in the movie, "empire strikes back," luke is stranded and han has to get an ice shelter built and he places luke inside and says this will keep you warm. we figured out, even thone tom-toms are fix shonal. is it the right call. >> storm troopers. is that really possible? could he have done that? >> i got to swing w

they should be the ones being tested. this is outrageous. you want to waste money paying these corporations to drug test people who have no suspicion of drug use. somebody has fallen upon hard times. does that mean that they have to be unreasonably searched? like they are using drugs? we should drug test the congress and the florida state legislature. let's see how many positive test suite can get with these bodies. that is all i have to say. host: sally from florida. republican mine. caller: good morning. i would just like to say that i think that everybody on welfare should be drug tested. this is their form of employment. if they think that they should should look at the babies who are born from crack mothers. i have a friend who is a nurse. she sees these crack babies come in. ifse mothers are tested -- they could not get welfare, they might get a job. they make it on birth control. these crack babies are really struggling. anybody who thinks that this is a racial issue, is really mistaken. just blacks are not on welfare. definitely, the

don't want to be a bit give don't want to be gangstas you don't want to be. they don't want that.but k.k. maybe we can see. you just me as i was when i was in the hood. i don't want to die i just really do not want to die young young . americans traveling to syria are being recruited by al qaeda to carry out attacks when neighbor turned home details from new york coming up. meanwhile washington is considering resuming. aid to syria despite radical al-qaeda linked rebels gaining strength and controlling crucial towns in neighboring iraq. europe susteren he is hitting those at the top with. some of the lowest approval ratings and debt ridden countries. killed by u.s. soldiers after being mistaken for the enemy washington is failing to get. a security do. sports safety russia launches a massive security.

nobody will be full. -- fooled. we will not be fooled by this process.the foreign minister labral has stated that he is supporting this communicate and the government must support that com munique. since russia is one of the primary benefactors of the regime, russians have a high stake in making sure that assad understands what the parameters of this negotiation are. >> second question. thank you. >> you discussed how to improve the transit of goods here in north america. many people in the u.s. have been asking the three governments to update nafta, to take advantage of recent reforms in mexico. would your government be willing to update nafta or be willing to open it up formally? and also to include some issue secretary kerry, for you, how do you respond to those who believe that at some point the u.s. should include canada and mexico in the negotiations if only to avoid future conflicts between the nafta rules and whatever you end up agreeing to with europeans? >> i would like each of my guests to address this also. over the last 20 years, as i mentio

it doesn't have to be a cap. it could be -- some people think it should being agrigation leve. as they are about to put in the high bid, they ought to know they can walk away with whatever they can buy instead of having to have another proceeding where they ask the fcc or the department of justice later am i permitted to walk away with this because i don't know whether i violated any of your aggregation rules. this congress did say that the fcc should create a generally applicable aggregation rule so everyone going into the auction can estimate in advance whether or not what they buy is -- what they bid on and win on is what they walk away with. >> talking to interested parties interested in buying this spectrum and they have told me, probably a topic for another day, if they can buy a, b and c spectrum, maybe they want to buy l, m, n, o, p later. if they can't buy a, b, and c, then if they can't buy that too then the first three things they bought -- it's a very confusing situation. any of you have any staff or anybody that want to get with my staff we can talk about and sort

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we would be to be compete with the rest of the world. we wouldn't have these children who are committing crimes. they don't have jobs because they can't read. i think every thinking american is coming to that conclusion. we have got to educate our children. we've got educate their parents. it's not just a whim. it's a necessity. we're going compete in this world. >> first lady barbara bush, monday night at 9:00 eastern. live on c-span and c-span 3. also on c-span radio and c-span.org. next a senior official involved with implementing the health care law testifies before a house panel. he was asked about problems with the healthcare.gov rollout. the energy and commerce oversight subcommittee hearing is chaired by congressman tim murphy of pennsylvania. [inaudible conversations] >>> good morning. i convene this hearing on the subcommittee on oversight and investigation to review the implementation of the patient protection and affordable care act. our witness today is mr. garyree cohen. the deputy administrator and director for consumer c

we should be starting now. i don't think -- and if you go back over the national security strategy, it needs to refresh. i don't think it will be a complete overhaul. i think i hinted to margaret if i'm responsible for its eventual outcome, i think it will have that trade prosperity agenda perhaps more strongly. i wouldn't expect a huge change. in either the national security strategy or the sdsr. the strategy we took in the sdsr, having a gap in capacity, the exciting thing as we come into the next one, the gap will be coming to an end. we'll have fantastic new carrier in the high seas very soon. >> with planes. >> with planes and people in it. >> can we look between the three of us on this panel some of the specific future things? in particular, we talked about the pivot for america. what about the european union? which we will not know in the next strategy whether the u.k. will be part of the european union on or not. so will that be spelled out, the implications being in or out and specifically, how it will

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there needs to be accountability and it will be.but we are also looking at the leadership as i mentioned earlier. and that is the third element which is accountability. the fourth is professional leadership development. and we have to really take a look at the human dimension and this is an area where i have been able to give some thoughts and advice. but are they getting a lot of leadership training and are they being mentored a way that others are. what about their career path opportunities do they understand and are appropriately laid out? and we need to work to make this something that the young airmen want to do and i aspire to do. need to reinvigorate our campaign and airmen need to understand that being a good wingmen does not mean the spirit and airmen have a responsibility and also to report wrongdoing that they see going on. and somehow that got a bit lost here. we need to go back to basics with the core values and remind people to report it or anonymous sources. they don't want to be perceived as supporting this and that'

of course it could be true that some of that data can be misused and some consumers might not be aware of how it used and we need to do a better job of educating them about this. >> brown: so where do they go too far? what worries you in the night? >> i'm worried about the security of some of these things when you've got everything connected. your refrigerator. we heard about a refrigerant their was spamming, i now need an anti-virus program for my refrigeranter? when we do connect everything to the internet and other devices we need to make sure we do the work to lock these things down so that these devices talk to us or to each other and not to strangers. but in addition to security, i think it's fair to say great, you're helping us live a better life, in the u.k. right now there is a huge debate almost as big as the nsa debate here as to whether or not the entire country's health database can be used by researchers to try to come up with new cures and diseases, on one hand that is exciting. who knows what great breakthroughs. >> on the other hand. >> entire country's health informat

he will be a with us in just a bit. 12:40, there will be a speech on the economic outlook. at 2:00, the treasury opens it looks on how the government did in december with monthly budget statements. speaking of budgets, i have my mind on something. bank budgets or balance sheet. the biggest banks will report earnings. jpmorgan will kick it off tomorrow morning. ian, perhaps this is a good place to start the conversation. things are kind of stuck. the u.s. economy is picking up speed. that seems to suggest that banks will have a good year in 2014. the curve is beginning to steep in. they can bore short and lend long. >> i feel better. there is no question. every ceo i have spoken to says that, despite the dysfunction in washington, they will double down on the economy. i think that the budget deal, as limited as it was, is getting us through 2014 without having to worry about a government shutdown or debt crisis. the simple fact that washington dysfunction goes back into a traditional -- we have midterm elections coming up -- if you are an american shareholder, that has to ma

it could be death. it could be blind. -- it could be deaf. it could be blind.uld do. i said to them on that day, i don't know where this is going and i don't know what the outcome will be. i don't know what your baby will experience. but i say to you if it were shirley and me i would say give life to that baby. [cheers and applause] let that baby live. let god have his plan and his way. and they did. they took my advice. that was 41 years ago. actually, 38 years ago. that baby was born perfectly normal. healthy, little girl. [cheers and applause] is now 38 years of age. she is married to a pastor. city, one in the inner- of the most dangerous places that they could live. feeding homeless people i'm bringing hope to the destitute. her name is christy. she has been a joy to everyone who has known her. i say to you and those who are watching on television if you are facing a similar situation, i can't come us what the outcome -- i cannot promise what the outcome will be. no one knows. but let your baby live. [cheers and applause] thank you for being here. thank yo

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we will be sad to see cheryl go, yes, she will definitely be missed. not that she's like, you know, not in the community any more, but not lennar. madam secretary, please call the next item. >> the next order of business is item 9, commissioners' questions and matters. madam chair. >> thank you. any questions or matters? no? excellent. next item. >> the next order of business is item 10, closed session. >> thank you very much. we will be adjourning for just a moment to clear the room of anyone who is not involved in this closed session's item. >> please call the next item. >> the next item of business is adjournment. madam chair. >> thank you very much. we are adjourned at 2:53. [gavel] >> good afternoon everyone. this is the december 13th 2013 meeting of the lafco for the city and county of san francisco our clerk is miss lisa miller could you please call the role. >> commissioner breed. >> present. >> commissioner mar. >> present. >> we do have a quorum. >> item number 2 is approval of the minutes for the september 27th 2013 regular meeting. >> i see

there will be greater use rates. that's beyond any debate whatsoever. so if you are okay with that, then let's go forward. >> mr. speaker, are you okay with that? >> what he said at the end. allen, one of the questions i would ask, sherlock holmes actually uses drugs. all of a sudden we reached a moment where they had a very dramatic change in attitude. are there any -- i realize you spent your lifetime working on this, i'm putting you on the spot. are there any circumstances where there could be an outcome in places like coalle that would lead you to say, you know, maybe this wasn't the right policy? what would the benchmark be of the going so far you would want to rethink it? >> because this is described rightly as an experiment. these two states have been given the ability to do this. if we saw a dramatic increase, that they were having access to potent products. we have these concerns regarding almost any product that children could have access to. the other concern to me -- >> i appreciate that, allen. frankly,

>> it should be data driven. if the economy is coming along like gangbusters, if it's strong, they should accelerate that process. if there's any kind of faltering they should slow it down. it shouldn't be tied to a specific formula. they should just be very flexible here. >> so she does listen to you, by the end of this year where should the unemployment rate be and how fast will the economy be grow sfg. >> well, you know, i think our view is they will taper, but we do think that the unemployment rate will be down in the low 6s by the end of this year and the economy probably going between 3% and 3.5%. >> all right. we'll leave it there. thanks for coming on the program. chief economist at ihf global insight. >>> on wall street today, the major averages closed lower again after a mixed bag of economic reports. factory orders d did climb higher in november thanks to a surge in orders for aircraft, machinery, and computers. but growth in the bigger services sector of the economy moderated in december. here's how t

and i see that excuse me, the site of the phoenix school is one, that would be a great place to be able to not just provide affordable housing, but to transform a part of san francisco that is experiencing a real crisis, and needs to go, and to have a transformation in another way, the investments that we can may for the affordable housing for families are going to make a huge difference and i hope that you can support that effort. lastly, i do think that the teachers' union and the concern about making sure that we have a real staffing, in the school districts, and around real estate. and to manage our real estate and our actually plan for and how to plan for how the real estate it going to be used is important. and not that we fill up the land but think about how we can use it effectively and there are places in san francisco where we can do even more development and the bridge for the housing that the teachers are seeking as well to stay and work in san francisco with the familis that we have keep here as well. thank you. >> it is always so great to be back here, and i feel so much i

morgan has got a three billion ounces short of solar that would be blown to smithereens they will be able to gauge the wholesale fraud any more they actually there's another function being deployed right now a company called open transactions and they started working with gold and gold digital gold but here they now turn to bitcoin and open transactions will no company whether it's pay pal or j.p. morgan to goldman sachs for example will be able to go in and change them the number of shares and the amount of money they have on deposit so we'll get rid of the accounting and they count in fraud as well because it won't you won't be able to cook the books using open transactions on the block chain won't take another example basil three accord which is supposed to be the master agreement for a little minimum capital requirements for banks they just came out and said that what we're going to make of easier you don't keep so much capital on your books because that's the collateral you use all your books to go in through the fractional reserve banking law and create these concatenations of

be others who might be in the closet.n't know and you decided that you would stake your claim within the lgbt community. why make that declaration now because you've been a private guy all long. >> this was about the message of tolerance and it inspired me and i knew standing next to billie jean and caitlin i had to reveal the private side of my life. i didn't want to step off the plane not being a team player and not representing the country and the message of president obama's message in the best way that i could. so i felt like it was the time for me. it was my time. >> we've seen a number of stars, celebrities and well-known figures come out in 2014. we had robin roberts do it at the end of the year on nbc, in a refusal to accept an invitation to accept a film festival in st. petersburg because of the russian laws and that was a catalyst for him. yours was a different story and were you using this as an example as a successful out man who happens to be an o limp bean and gold medalist for that. what would you say to t

as i said in my op-ed, it only needs to be successful once to be invaluable. one of the ways that i think about this is that many of us have never suffered a fire in our homes but we still all have homeowners insurance to protect against that. that is one of the ways i think about 215. the concerned that of an author -- in unauthorized leak -- an una uthorized leak was not foreseen by the intelligence community and that there would not appear to be a response that was timely, sensible. they didn't seem to be paired. what is your sense of what the reaction was i the intelligence community? was it a scramble as a look like from the outside? >> i was inside for part of it and outside for part of it. the strategyhat that was being pursued was not successful. pursuedtegy that was did not deal, did not mitigate the lack of public trust, did not win back any of the public trust. it was absolutely clear to me that and this picks up on something professor stone raised earlier, this was one of the most overseen programs in the history of the intelligence community. >> i