washington he's a senior research fellow at the heritage foundation also in washington we have brian becker he is the national coordinator of the answer coalition and if we cross the mark selden he is a senior research associate in the east asia program at cornell university all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump anytime you want to market how would you characterize what's going on between china and its neighbors and all of these disputes in particular the one that's going on in the pacific right now well i'd like to begin by locating it within a series of territorial disputes in the asia pacific seeds this means we're not just talking about it china japan dispute we're also talking about a japan korea dispute over duck though we're talking about japan ongoing dispute with russia over the northern islands as the japanese call them we're talking about disputes in the south china seas between china vietnam the philippines and others so something is going on very large and significant around territorial issues in in

becker explains... why... it... may... / haveecost... four americans...heir lives. 3 (sot)((23:22:42--3:22:45 "we have this arab spring, that has turned into an arab nightmare")track #1dr. tom duncan is aapolitical expert at northwood university. the u.s. reportedly gives egypt 1 billion dollars aayear in foreign aid..while we give 2 1/2 biilion to libya . duncan says the u.s. isn't getting its monies worth.(sot) ((23:24:04-23:24:16 "our &pinterests differ from local folks sometimes they come into agreement where they are willing ffr us to help them get rid of a dictator. afterwards,they are not willing to let us tell them how to run their governments" track #2the attack on the american consulate in libya killed the u.s..ambassador and three other americans. meantime,egyptian protesters scaaed the walls f the u.s. embassy in cairo and burned an american flag hat wassflying at half-maat for the anniversary of 9/11.(sot) (23:13;22 "it's a tragedy")) track #3brent lloyd is a middle east analyst at northwood university. lloyd says extremists aae trying to hij

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becker, trabajador social dijo que supervisa 43 centros, es imposible ser efectivo de esa forma. >>>ndo el trabajo ahora somos 3. >>> por su parte en un comunicado de la casa blanca, se informa que la administraciÓn obama quiere una pronta soluciÓn, autoridades municipales habilitaron 144 colegios y centros especiales para atender a niÑos que necesitan comidas diarias, y buscan prevenir que la preocupaciÓn de los jovenes c contribuya al problema de delincuencia. >>> la negociaciÓn fue tan tensa que se pospuso, se espera que maÑana continÚen, mientras que padres de 400 mile estudiantes esperan una pronta soluciÓn al problema, regreso a estÉdios. >>> gracias jorge, vamos a cambiar de tema, el presidente calderÓn gondeno la muerte de guillermo arÉvalo, la muerte ocurriÓ en la frontera, a manos de agentes de la patrulla fronteriza, que dispararon de rio bravo hasta el territorio de mÉxico, diciendo que lanzaron piedras, se dijo que varios perdieron la vida asÍ, y se exigiÓ justicia. >>> la enÉrgica protesta del gobierno de mÉxico, por lamentables acontecimientos, en los que perdiÓ la vid

>> andreas becker for the record. i'm the representative for james t. wong, the owner of the downhill residents at 17 37 12th avenue. and i'd just like to confirm what ms. sarkesian just said and join her request for a continuance. i agree that a permanent timeline may need to be established, but the two parties are in agreement that we're making progress and i just wanted to support her request. >> is there any further public comment? the commissioners can deliberate. >> i would actually like to make a motion that we uphold the order of abatement and hold it as the consideration is moving forward so we can give maybe a 90 days to do the permit and, you know, six months to do the -- considering that we are entering a rainy season, allow for that. but i think we need to draw -- i mean, it isn't usual that we extend these things over and over again like this. so, i think that it might be helpful to the process if somebody draws a line. it can get done and they can battle about it. that's my concern at this point, that it get done and we minimize the possi

confirmation names >>> christian name should be taken at the time of baptism in confirmation and becker's to remain the name of a saint or is the name that's not completely foreign to christian sensibilities and oftentimes people of their birth name is the name of the st. the might stick with it to which was my case and it my baptismal and confirmation domestic with my name robert >>> i set out home sister lost a lot state were named after new quebec and say you're not named after any sink in named after me. cyber until in the star for 50 years. angels are not beans and recall michael the arch into the st. >>> that i human beings with their spiritual beans but we do cobham's st. the beginning of time according to a catholic theology is the angels on a fundamental choice either to be obedient to god or rebellious and those who are obedient stayed in heaven and serve god we consider them to be the holy angels in heaven and the son or rebellious with lucifer and are the demons of called and that since those in heaven made the fundamental choice for our holy angels and the roar of holy comes

josh becker was cruising until this. michael morris gets his 14th home run of the year. two batters later, steve labardozi, the pride of maryland, he's going the yard, too. just his third home run of the season. it's now a 6-3 game. the nats would bat rnd. he does it again. mark derosa and bryce harper coming in to score. after trailing 6-0, it is tied at 6. top nine now. tyler clippered in to close things out. he did that but he was a little tired. and matt kemp takes advantage. he didn't even step into that, just swung the bat. game set match. the nationals fall 7-6, they try to clinch that playoff spot again tomorrow. they just need one more win. here's day i have on that terrible call at home plate. one wonders if in nfl replacement reves snuck into nationals park tonight. >> in my mind, he was already out. they obviously blew the call. it wasn't reviewable. i said, well, you know, they all discussed it and evidently, you think when the three of them got together, somebody would have been paying attention that kemp was not at home. >> hmm. yeah, doreen asked if we co

remain determined hinting they might side step the view when all together and that according to brian becker from the end to war and the coalition would be like a return to the pot. if the united states and france and britain consider the united nations to be nothing other than their plaything a fig leaf for their own foreign policy yes they're very disappointed in russia and china for quote weakening the un but if the un is actually there be a voice for peace. a method an instrument to avoid war in the scourge of war to avoid the ravages of colonialism as it has pretended to be at least in the past just it's very odd and ironic in fact completely hypocritical to have the french government saying to the syrian opposition you form a government and we'll recognize you i mean that's just a script from the good old days when the colonial powers operated through proxies so it will be they those who control the monopoly of violence that is the nato powers themselves who will be the ultimate determine or of what the character is of this new so-called opposition government or what they will declare

and people are said as brian becker says such actions have been breeding anger which has now because of the un to islam film the film is offensive in is disgusting is it is should be understood as nothing but a catalyst or a trigger the pent up frustration anger i would say rage that exists not only in pakistan but throughout the muslim world that's accumulated over the past decade as a consequence of the in beijing of iraqi invasion and occupation of afghanistan the in this drone attacks against pakistan the killing of nineteen pakistani soldiers by u.s. forces there supposedly is it that border a year ago all of these elements are contributing to a picture in the atmosphere where there is great rage in the film is disgusting as it is could never have triggered these protests if it wasn't for the larger context . this week public anger has rocked georgia in reaction to a prison abuse scandal where the government is now scrambling to save face period flood after leaks video showed inmates being tortured and raised by god's one of the country's jails on friday four protesters were arr

craig becker the famous lawyer is a yale law school grad. he was not going at night and very highly trained business people. brandywine garden has a very strong academic background the teaching was a minor part but never a classic teacher. if you took the amount of money they take a newly the libyan the top quartile. talk about a huge massive organization. we do go into some of that i cannot go into detail but it the traditional union goes into government employees. they are fighting over it. >> >> congratulations on your new appointment. >> are you optimistic that all with the debate? >> that is a great question. look at wisconsin and. while. that it is over. what have been in an ohio? the realize wisconsin firefighters are excluded the power the unions hold in a massive amount of money they control is mind-boggling and this battle has just begun and is far from over. shadowbosses to not want to lose their way of life and want to be 1%. i thank heritage. [applause] this is fabulous. >> the ohio library the most unique in the country the col

. >> skip becker is with us. we've lost him for a second. he is our republican.ed small business person. welcome, skip. we're glad we got you. >> thanks, carol. good to be here. >> okay. so as our resident republican, did you listen to obama's speech? what did you think? >> i did. i listened to his speech. you know, i think we've heard a lot of the president's speeches over the last four years and we've gotten kind of used to his rhetoric. i think it was a very good speech. it was well delivered. i believe that he was able to make meaning for us in a way that we are used to and i think that he is laying down that kind of choice/choose option that we're faced with right now in the elections that are -- will come to us in november. >> so you're a republican. would you think of voting for president obama? >> oh, yeah. i think i have always thought that both candidates represent some very unique political positions. the question i think finally lies with the -- to the extent to which either one of them is going to be the leader that we will need in order to come out

craig becker the famous lawyer of sci you that went to be on the appointee, he is a law school grad. he wasn't going at night but these are very highly trained business people. they are not traditional union members that work their way up. he was the head of the american federation of teachers and has a very strong academic background. but teaching is just a very minor part of it to get a start in the union but was never a classic teacher working her way up. these are professionals running large organizations. if you took the amount of money you take annually that the unions take at the top of the fortune 500. if you're talking about huge mass of organizations organized crime shadow boss is in the book if there is any, and i can't go into detail because i am not sure, but the traditional unions like the teamsters are now going into the government employees because that is the growth area and they know if they're going to continue to grow and take lots of news they will have to go into representing the government employees and they're fighting over it, too. >> we have time for one mor

craig becker, the famous lawyer of sciu, a recess appointee, i mean, he's a yale law school grad. he was not going to law school at night. these are very highly trained business people. they are not union members who worked their way up. head of the american federation of teachers is a very -- has a strong academic background, but teaching was just a very minor part of it, enough to get started in the union, but she was never a classic teacher working her way up. these are professionals running large organizations. if you took the amount of money they take in annually, that these unions take in, they would be in the top fortune 500. you're talking about huge, massive organizations. i don't see a lot of the influence of organized crime. i will -- we go into some of that in "shadowbosses" in the book, and if there is any, and i don't really -- i can't go into detail because i'm not sure, but the traditional unions, like the teamsters, are now going into government employees because that's the growth area. they know if they are going to continue to grow and take in lots of dues, they

after family members are escorted out, prosecutor chris becker, who's running late, enters the courtroom. the mood is still tense. >> there were still hearts beating and, you know, blood racing and your emotions are really running high at that point. you know, i felt a little uneasy coming into the courtroom. >> for reporter peggy sinkovich, it's not quite the story she expected to file for the 5:00 news. >> here i thought i had a good story and i ended up with a great story. >> despite the violent fight, no one, not even jason howard, is seriously injured. howard's hearing is rescheduled. he's later convicted of aggravated murder, attempted murder, and aggravated kidnapping. he receives a life sentence with a chance of parole after 44 years. >> i think the acts that he's done and what he's in prison for are despicable and he's obviously serving, hopefully, the rest of his life in prison. and he certainly was entitled to the rights and benefits that any defendant's entitled to, including being protected here in the courtroom. >> howard hasn't been charged for the murder of jameila west a

being honored with a medal for risking his life to save a 17-year-old surfer. 33-year-old richard becker rescued a teenager who got caught in strong waves last january. he is among 19 people around the country being honored. the other california resident is a san jose man who died while trying to rescue a woman in 2010. >>> time now is 7:20. family members and friends will be honoring the memory of a teenage run away found dead inside a motel this past weekend. a public funeral service for patricia martin will be held at 2 p.m. saturday. she was found after being missing for almost a week. the body of a 24-year-old man was also founded in that room. both martin and that man had been shot. a facebook page was set up to find the missing teenager. that man was her boyfriend. >>> 13 prison inmates are recovering from injuries after a huge riot at a state prison. it started yesterday morning inside the prison yard. investigators say one guard shot and injured an inmate. 12 other inmates were stabbed. the fight involved as many as 60 inmates. state prison officials are still trying to determin

and the cbs hit "becker" for six.orking on "csi"? >> that i survived. look, i'm used to half-hour sitcom where it's three weeks on, one week off, do you need anything, mr. danson? do you need more time off? this was like, whoa. >> tonight's episode follows the cliffhanger, where his daughter was abducted. are we going to see more take-action, tougher, d.b. going forward? >> no. >> you don't do macho well. >> oh, i just like saying that. i'm really good at macho. >> i thought so. >> i'm humble macho. >> it's an app that identifies songs. come on, you're so old school. where have you been sf. >> this, coming from a guy who just learned how to text a year ago. >> ted plays tech-savvy on "csi." otherwise, he's hands off. what about social media, do you partake? >> no. >> why? >> because my entire life is one faux pas. if i actually tweeted something out to the world, you know, it will be over. >> but original cast member jorja fox uses social media, and told me that her work ethic is a little lax. >> i have a facebook pag

from what beck ra becker from facebook. tamron?i have to take a bath the minute i walk into the door. as soon as i get in my home, i have to get in the bathtub. >> she does that in the studio also. >> i feel like i'm washing the germs of the day away. >> yeah. >> don't look at me like that. >> believe me, that's right up my alley, i do the same thing. >> is that what you do? >> kind of. a shower. >> purell. >> julie hathaway from california, how long does it take you to get your make-up done? >> matt is in there for hours. forever. >> that is true. >> first the moisturizer then you like to exfoliate. >> answer the question. how long does it take you? >> well, the whole process, hair and make-up, 45 minutes. that's about right. >> yeah. same. >> i do my own makeup, it takes my 10 minutes. >> 50 seconds for me. >> i save time. >> your hair is short and you have no hair. >> matt -- >> master of the obvious over here. >> samantha from facebook, what are your favorite dance moves? matt, you should take this one. >> gangnam style is abso