welcome to you both.king to that report, you can't help but wonder is there a stalemate now on libya? >> there is a stalemate. neither side can decisively beat the other. so the question is how do we get out of this? so the only real solution that i think would be viable for the rebels and also for the western nations is that qaddafi has to step down. but he's made clear he won't do that. so i think that's where we get into a discussion about nato intensifying its efforts and america and its european allies more aggressively using air strikes and so on, arming the rebels, there's a variety of options that can be considered here. >> ifill: so emira woods, is this about the u.n. stepping up or there where it was supposed to be? it was never going to be resolved this easily. >> i think this is a reminder that military interventions are quite complicated and there are huge costs both in terms of treasure and in terms of lives when a military intervention is undertaken. i think clearly what's at stake here in

welcome to you both. hoagland, i'm going to start with you, even though you're the american here. why do you think we're seeing this assertiveness on the part of the french right now? >> well, there are two things-- at least two factors here. one of them is the country. the other is the leader at this time. france is a country that has a past peeg involved in moral affairs, wanting to count in world affairs, and being willing to pay its way for defense forces and to use those forces abroad. so france plays a natural role in that at a time when governments are slashing defense spending and reducing troops, france still wants to occupy an important role in world affairs. the other part of it is the personality, or rather the temperament, really, of nicolas sarkozy. if you sit down with an interview-- to interview sarkozy it's like sitting down with a bottle of nice nightroglycerin on the couch in front of you. he's constantly in motion, constantly thinking. people call him sbulsive. i think there's some jus

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recognizing that both sets of amenities are essential to the north beach neighborhood, the library and recreation and parks department instituted a planning process to achieve a set of goals that would improve the community. the goals were to expand the library, providing adequate shelving for books and materials, separate spaces for children and adults, public computers and seating, a room for community use, and ergonomics staff workspaces. to ensure the key library service elements are on one floor so the building is cost- effective to operate. to ensure that both the library and parks are safe and accessible, meeting seismic safety and ada requirements, and to provide a safe and welcoming playground and building, with visibility throughout both facilities. to improve the joe dimaggio north beach playground and increase open space and green space while retaining all currently-existing amenities, including bocce ball courts, tennis courts, a children's play area, and a swimming pool. and to enhance connectivity between the library and park and create an integrated community. finally,

they both have advantages in going forward i mean it's not a case of b.p. taking over rosneft just it's just alliance like they exist everywhere else it shows that they can work together for the benefit of the advantage of both parties it's definitely in no way you know takeover attempt on i part you could argue the same thing you know why would you allowed rosneft to have five percent of b.p. they could take over b.p. they're a much bigger company but i think when you operate with somebody you know there we stress release professionalism. and you do you know there's no need to add more to the pile it is what it is it's a business deal nothing more. ok thanks very much christine just ground from status and power thanks for your time i'll just remind you that we have a report that b.p. is trying to buy out russian partners in according to recent reports on the financial times thanks very much. now let's move on let's look at the markets oil prices at least slightly amid reports that levy and leader moammar gadhafi has accepted a peace plan to end the conflic

now a handful of lawmakers are calling this seemingly endless cycle into question both republicans who spent a trillion dollars in iraq that was a trillion dollars of waste and democrats we're going to have health care for all or we can have war. we can ever education for all. we're going to war the budget bill before the house this week calls for the complete elimination of mortgage counselors those people that help the five million americans facing foreclosures the price tag the same as funding eight hours of u.s. operations in afghanistan a four hundred million dollars cut in heating assistance for low income homeowners the cost of one and a half days of the war in afghanistan and a five hundred million dollar cut in nutritional assistance to women infants and children the cost of two days of that war a war with an increasingly devastating impact also on its troops the suicide rate is at a record level of. course the divorce rate among the list of rights is more than eighty percent and there are a crow with we think afghanistan says it's the result of deployment after deployment and

both cities have aggressive programs to make the environment better, and we both believe that cities have a particular responsibility when it comes to this. things like the environment are things that mayors have to deal with every day. we criticize when the water is not clean and when the air is not clean, when the congestion is such that you cannot do business. and things happen at the city level, and as the mayor well knows and i know, we have an opportunity to really change things. cities account for something like 70% of the world's greenhouse gas production, so we really do have in our hands the opportunity to change the world, and san francisco is affiliated with a group called the c-40 climate grew. i have just become chairman, and i look forward to working with the mayor of san francisco and all of the other cities to really make a difference and leave my children and your children a better world. san francisco's new ordinance covering greenhouse gases, which just passed last month, for the city's existing commercial buildings, i think it is a good example of how we can work

both officers sprang into action without hesitation. sergeant gordon, while driving his firearm, alerted dispatchers and other officers that a shooting was in progress. lt. parra, while drawing his fire arm, and exited the passenger side of the vehicle, move to the sidewalk, and john for pedestrians to get off the street. in those put seconds, the victim fell to the ground and the suspect fired additional shots in a denver direction, executing him. sergeant gordon and lt. parra were now within 10 feet of an armed murderer. there were no vehicles behind which they could take cover. their field of fire was the backdrop of a busy irving street. it was packed with pedestrians, class storefronts, passing motorists, and an armed killer. these officers knew that they had to end the deadly threat posed by this man. yet, they knew any rounds fired on that street, whether by them or the suspect, who had the potential to kill or individual victims. they knew they had to draw the attention of this suspect and gain control of him to prevent any furt

in both parties in congress. because you don't want the blowback of arming the mujahedin as we did and then leaving afghanistan and finding osama bin laden and others using stinger missiles against us. and that is exactly what they are afraid of. >> michael, one thing we discovered in the last three or four days this is more complicated than might have looked. >> the ground truth in this day in libya is more complicated at the end of the week than at the beginning of the week. not all bad for the president. as andrea noted the rebels are what bob gates described as a pickup team whiches was as close as he could say, you know h this could be a disaster without saying that. that was quite a comment, i thought. on the other hand we see a couple things happen that we're not-- we have some defections from the libyan high command, those could be signs of a real breakdown in the regime or even perhaps a pathway to getting qaingd avi to leave. we just don't know yet. on the other hand, other good piece of news, i suppose

everyone associated with the program would be laid off. >> i agree with fording both -- forwarding both ordinance's forward. i would love more information on the budget for the botanical gardens since they are a partner in terms of revenue and expenses. thank you for that request. >> thank you. are there any other comments? what i'm understanding is that there a motion to except several of the budget analyst recommendations, and the together the item with regards to amending the effective date of the ordinance and chlorine the general fund allocation -- lowering the general funds obligation. those other three recommendations that i believe that everyone is in agreement with. i think that that is a motion. on the issue of revenue, i understand where folks are coming from with regard to their working on the tax and hoping to pass that. having been at the board when that item was before us, my understanding was that if the city was able to find dedicated revenue that was going, the reversal of her. -- would occur. this was not specifically designated to parks and recreation. that is where

both mr. grossman and ms. liu. thank you for allowing rules committee to continue this item with there being a last-minute applicants hear all the now, it seems he has withdrawn his application. so we are back to square one. colleagues, any comments or a motion? >> i'm sorry mr. turman withdrew his application. would have been interested on his thoughts. we had two solid candidates. we have one solid spots. i believe in reviewing those applications and thinking about the hearing and thinking about the next six years. i think our best candidate and the person who could best represent the ethics commission would be ms. liu, and i would like to put in a motion to send her name forward as our nominee. , i agree with supervisor elsbernd. we have two amazing candidates, both of whom have contributed a lot to the city and have done a lot of amazing work. i want to thank you for your time because this is a commission that involves time commitment and dedication and does some very important work around local government, as

we both agree. i think there's agreement from both parties that we have to look at medicare and medicaid, these health entitlements. but instead of privatizing it, which is what paul ryan has proposed-- when you privatize, you're saying basically... you give the insurance companies a lump sum of money and they go do what they want. what history has shown that rates continues to go up and costs go up, but benefits go down. we're looking at keeping the benefits but making the delivery systems more efficient. that would be done in the health care bill and will continue. it's a much different proposal. it's not leaving it up to the insurance companies. what i'm saying, jeff, is this, we will both agree that we have a deficit problem and have to bring it down. our belief is... >> that's what a change. >> shared sacrifice across the board. yours is just saying that middle class people. >> i deny that, that it's aimed only at middle class people. but what is changing here is the president's budget did none

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. >> can we agendize it for both open and closed? >> i will talk to commissioner mazzucco. >> are we at agendizing for next week? commissioner marshall: we are at commission reports that will lead us to d. we will get there. it will be there in some form in a way that maximizes discussion. let's go to item d. >> scheduling of items for future commission meetings. commissioner marshall: we have one? another one? >> we are going to meet with the human rights commission at some point. commissioner marshall: where were we? >> may 4. the human rights commission had their meeting and asked if we could do it may 11. commissioner marshall: what is here for may 11? nothing? >> i will not be here, and i wish to be part of the conversation. commissioner marshall: anybody else? commissioner hammer? commissioner hammer: i will ask that we put it in item four, the current disciplinaryin the coure conversations, we set out to clean this up with some of the ideas that have come forward in our discussions. we can agendize for next week optimistically

in this price to compete in both the most advanced american. and with the new project chinese call i do not think we lose our position in the market our goal is to convince the market of the advantages of the aircraft together with our new. getting the international production model will become the basis for your production model of the future i think you are a factor which is successful produced in a number of countries for instance. mr berger i think that today considering the project cost in the limitations on the overall number of jets delivered by military forces in different countries the joint production model definitely has a future as to whether it will prevail i think it very well may is there are sufficient grounds for that with time we'll see whether any new joint projects of this kind of care or whether one country production projects still prevail i think the tendencies developing in favor of international joint project as a new world what in your opinion will define the future of the russian military aircraft production industry

tragedy shocked people on both sides of the border both in poland and russia but today a year after the crash we're looking at how the tragedy has affected the relations between the two countries here in our moscow studio we'll have the executive separately of the russian polish group on difficult issues. and from war so we're joined by the chairman of the polish same foreign affairs committee and hundred pilots. thousands of polish officers were executed by stalin secret police in russia seventy years ago after blaming the nazi regime for the crime forty years later the u.s.s.r. acknowledged solid secret police was responsible for the deaths for all these years the murders poisoned relations between moscow and was sort of a last april the prime ministers of russia and poland went to cotton to commemorate the victims of the massacre and turned the page in the bilateral relations. just days later polish president lech kaczynski died in a plane crash on his way to a cart and then a racial ceremony the international aviation commission investigated and blamed the polish pilots responsible

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we have concerns on both sides. we have to be fair. i spoke to the people who want the facility and the people who do not want the facility. it is up to you to use common sense for any kind of permit that comes before you, by the rules of law that govern your commission. president goh: you mentioned safety and deployment of officers. would a facility like this increase the need for deployment in the area? >> i do not know. the facility is not built. vice president garcia: not to jump ahead, but it seems to me that i remember the first time that this case came before us that you or someone in the police department had recommended certain measures be taken to ensure security and safety and those types of things, having to do with cameras on the front keeping people away from immediately in front of the pharmacy, those types of things. we still have the right to place a notice of special restriction. we could incorporate the measures you recommended. >> our permit officer was here before that. i recommended to both sides -- we have concer

so now both of our countries have a huge challenge.lly, the emergence of new powers has led-- has been characterized by-- and there are points where we impact on each other. in a way that could generate rivalries. on the other hand, there is no constructive outcome to a long, drawn-out contest between the united states and kleina. so both of our countries have an obligation to try to put instruction into national environment in which parallel revolutions, i don't say necessary, but parallel evolutions, we continue to peace to peace and progress, and that has difficulties because our societies have had quite different origins. by chinese standards we have negligible history. very-- very short. so america is very pragmatic. china has 4,000-year history, and china has-- deals with problems as a historic phenomenon. so we are very problem oriented. the chinese are conceptually oriented. and i have noticed we sometimes have problems because the the chinese-- we doll three or four different things for totally disparate reasons-- receive the

we'll ask both if the two sides can find a way to get together. and can they find agreement to raise the debt ceiling and keep america from defaulting on its debt, a development that could set off a worldwide financial crisis and hit every americans' pocketbook? it's all ahead on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs "face the nation" with cbs news chief washington correspondent bob schieffer. and now from washington, bob schieffer. >> schieffer: and good morning again. we begin with congressman ryan who is back home in the city of parks-- jamesville, wisconsin. congressman, thanks for joining us. here's a little news. treasury secretary tim geithner told "meet the press" this morning that republican leaders have privately told the president they will not stand in the way of raising the debt ceiling. that, of course, the debt ceiling... if you don't raise it, the government would have to go into default on its financial obligations. have your leaders told you that they have told the president that? >> no, they haven't, but what they have

why couldn't they both be both at the same time. sometimes it was someone who just wanted to be provocative. we got that sometimes and sometimes it was who really june genuinely wondered why it was barack obama's maternal heritage was not honored in some way? and what i realized is when we started to have this conversation with people, well, it's in part because that's the way he defines himself, you know, we choose to define him this way but sometimes i -- we just -- we in the media choose to define thhim this way. and i would say play a little game and i would turn the question on the audience 'cause genuinely that's what i do and i ask questions. and i would ask people, well, imagine this. imagine if he was running for president and identified himself as someone who was of mixed race. imagine if he had followed the path that let's say tiger woods had followed. tiger woods who called himself -- i think the word was cablination which was an interesting way to honor the various parts of his heritage and i would ask people that quest

of them or both countries are involved in this tragedy both peoples the world and they've had to actually sit down and stay rich other into the face which isn't something they like to do for a very long time i lived in poland for over twelve years i've lived in russia for twelve years and i understand if feelings to both countries have about each other and we haven't seen a remarkable change it's not remarkable we're gate with a very beginning here and i think that when looking at these pictures right here it is drawing a line under a path that they can work together but it doesn't mean you know they snap your fingers and we're good buddies no that's not the case there's a lot of differences between the two in poland itself and i'm sure we'll talk about this later polls are very much divided on this issue it's politicized unfortunately we see we don't see the. brother. mr putin ski with the polish president there's a reason for that they are they strongly disagree with one another but what's important here is that to this this terrible tragedy and i feel my heart really goes on to a lot o

blue shield shows a double-digit increase in both places. this is again an example of the blue shield and kaiser comparison. what we have learned from this is the importance of tracking the many factors over time, which affect hospital utilization. one of which was referred to earlier in the colonoscopy slide, which i want to remind everyone over 50, those screeners are with no cobain now, and that will keep our costs down with early diagnosis. just add a little editorial. but that is fine if you can go to different places for colonoscopy is, but within our system, there are only two providers. there is no competition. you do not have a choice of where you can go for many of these outpatient procedures that can be very expensive. we need to track both inpatient and hast -- outpatient hospital procedures. hospitals within a staff model had a financial incentive to reduce the emissions, to keep those hospital costs down. hospitals within a non-the model have a financial incentive to increase in patient admissions and cost in order to generate

the bravery of the royal irish and the irish guards in afghanistan has been outstanding and sadly both regiments have suffered loss of life during their recent deployments. as i understand it, a number of homecoming events will be taking place across northern ireland. we're discussing this issue with belfast, city council and others about how we can give recognition to their tremendous bravery. no decision has been made. i'll make sure he's fully involved in those discussions but it is also worth noting because they're actually stationed up north and i'm sure they will -- >> will the prime minister join with me in congratulating on the council on freezing its council taxes this year and committee say how many local authorities across the country have frozen their council tax against the advice of the party opposite which described that policy as a gimmick? .. >> now from the energy department a discussion on energy policy. we will hear from environmental protection agency administrator lisa jackson and the head of shell oil. they stopped show oil from drilling off the northern coast of

this budget fight ends the fact that it has gotten to this point is likely to be a black mark for both parties now earlier i spoke with c.n.n. mostly presidents of less government and john brocker he's the former communications officer at the democratic governors association and i started out the conversation off with you tell me why he believes that democrats will bear the blame for the shutdown. they will not accept a three point three percent cut in the spending of the deficit they want to pay three percent cut in the deficit level of spending though shut down the government over that i think you get that and democrats are in trouble on this the it is reid and the democrats and doesn't lose it what we're seeing more and more news coverage is americans are blaming republicans for the shutdown they're seeing that the republicans or democrats are trying to get the take time and time again but the most basic of compromise is that we try to get to go more than half way republicans want us in any other direction so i'm going to have to ask i mean isn't there a bigger question at hand here

both the skints in los angeles the same way. >>reporter: some dodger fans say the real problem is not the rivalry but the growing criminal element around donor stadium. to show their concern donor fans held a fundraiser today at donor stadium and they raise 61,000 dollars for brian stow medical expenses. reporting live from at&t park at san francisco, i'm allen wong abc 7 news. >> thank you. family friends and neighbors gather in oakland where a popular restaurant owner killed last week. men and women indian dress perform ceremony dance in honor of jesus campos. he was shot during a botched robbery attempt opening the mexican deli. campos known for work to improve the neighbor. shop owner say they are concerned about the wave of violence in the area. tonight resident l deal with one another not to be afraid. >> we need to protect ourselves. we need to understand that today is today and tomorrow is not promised. >>reporter: the group then paused for a moment of silence. police today said there were no new development in the inves

top story it's been a year since the polish president was killed in a plane crash in western russia both countries leaders are meeting today to mourn the victims of the disaster dozens of poland's political elite also lost their lives in the accident remember and ceremonies have been held to commemorate what's been described as poland's worst tragedy since the second world war alice hibbert is at the site of the crash site. president. arrives here and smolinski presidential plane landing just behind me on the in the f.b.o. this is of course the very same f. the. plane that crashed one year ago today the polish president komorowski instead used to drive from moscow and both are here of course to attend special commemoration ceremonies now sunday april tenth that did mark the one year anniversary to the day that led kaczynski died on board the tupelo one fly full flying boozing to moscow together with all ninety five passengers who were on board they included his wife posted stress lady to the chief of the polish as foods and the chief of its army and many leading polish m.p.'s and histori

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neighborhoods in baltimore and north philadelphia, lucky severson found pastors very much involved on both sides. >> what do we want? >> sign the code. >> what do we want? >> sign the code. >> reporter: this is a rare site these days, protesters outside a gun shop. it's called delia's, and it's in north philadelphia. the organizers are religious leaders from many different faiths. there are also people of faith protesting the protesters, like bill grumbine. >> well, i am not here to demonstrate against the gun store. i'm here to show support for the gun store, and i always have a bible with me. >> reporter: both sides say gun violence is a moral issue, and both rely on their religious views to support their opposing positions. pastor david tatgenhorst and bishop dwayne royster say they're not against guns or gun ownership but can no longer keep silent about gun violence. >> our coalition of pastors and rabbis and different religious leaders has just become so appalled that we're so tired of

and there will be new missiles, both tactical and strategic. starting in 2013, and the production of strike missile complexes will be doubled. we also model is our civilian mousavi. in 2013, we are planning to start flight testing of our launcher of light and heavy -- by 2013, russ-m launcher would be finished. it would be started from the new national civilian launching site and will launched into space, both passenger and cargo ships. the construction work on this launching site will start this year. this case, it will be fully, sovereign, independent facilities. we had only one launching site that was re-equipped for civilian purposes. there was no dedicated launching site -- going back to defense issues. for the first time i knew the history of russia, large scale operation, about three trillion rubles, will be appropriated for the development of russian navy. these are figures from the program of modernization of russian forces. overall, we are planning to spend -- is as scary figure -- 20 trillion rubles. compared to the previous program,

so we have got to look at both parts of the mandate as we choose policy. >> mr. chairman, what is the right response is high oil prices persist? on the one hand they push inflation higher. on the other, they could hurt the economy by hitting spending. in the current environment, what is the best strategy? >> we are going to continue to see what happens. our anticipation is that oil prices will stabilize or tend to come down. if that happens, or if at least oil prices do not increase significantly further, then inflation will come down and we will have -- we will be close to our medium-term objectives. as we look at oil prices, as you point out, we have to look at both sides of the situation. i do think that one of the key things we will be looking at will be inflation expectations, because if the medium-term inflation expectations remain well anchored and stable so that firms are not passing on at least on an ongoing sustained basis these higher costs into broader prices, creating a broader inflation in the economy, as long as inflation expectations are well stab