>> beckett brennan: that was definitely the hardest conversation i've ever had. >> barry brennan: it's nightmarish. you have rage. you don't know how to act or react, you're just trying to hold things together and process. >> couric: four days after the alleged assault, university police questioned the three basketball players beckett had identified on the tape as her assailants-- michael nunnally, steffan johnson, and michael kirby. school officials urged beckett to report the assault to stockton police. a few weeks later, she talked to a detective there, and after that conversation, she decided not to file criminal charges. >> beckett brennan: he explained to me the system with cases that involve rape, and kind of laid out the facts about it's a "he said, she said," and kind of scared me. he used an example of a girl who was, like, 16 or 17 who was on the stand for, like, 16 hours. i can't even imagine. >> couric: the school suggested another option-- testify before the university's judicial review board, an internal school disciplinary panel that would guarantee beckett's identity w

because beckett brennan did not press criminal charges the case ended up in the hands of a university judiciary view board and in the end the trio of basketball players received different punishments. one player was expelled, another suspended for a year and the final student was kicked out for a semester. >> it does seem like a slap on the wrist. >> uop student and assault victim mo'nique jones wants to help empower william attacked on campus and hopes that administrators will hand out different punishment for offenders. >> it tells young boys if i do something and if i'm good enough somebody will save my butt but. >> her accused rapist and several witnesses testified before the board. lamiales and lisa cooper sat on that board. the pair won't talk about details of the attack but do say the punishment fits the crime according to the evidence they had at the time. >> there were contradictory views between the complainant and the reses. no one was in the room but then. >> it was a difficult situation because of the number of allegations that were involved and having to determine what w

protesting the issuance on january 10, 2011, to john brennan, a permit to alter rebuilding, a chase bank, includes window and brick wainscoting modifications, revised floor heights, revised entry and structural -- -- revisions for door and atm openings. public hearing was held in closed on march 16, 2011, and the matter was continued to allow absent board member to participate in the vote. commissioners, at that hearing, a motion was made by vice president garcia to grant the appeal and condition the permit so would be revised to reflect the plans contained in addendum number two from january 27, 2011, provided this does not cause the square footage to exceed 3999 square feet. the vote was 3-1-1 with hwang dissenting. >> i will jump in. i do wish mr. duffy were here. i have a question for him about the square footage better -- measurements. i did watch the video, the streaming video, and thesf gov tv version over the last several days. i applaud the commissioners and the members of the public who sat through it live and

the first and third and brennan around 5:15, then fourth and bryant and finally at california and steiner. nobody was hurt and nobody went without gas. police were caused, used cutters to cut the chains and confiscated some of the flyers. rising tide is the group behind the protests in conjunction with the year-anniversary of the bp spill. we spoke to a represent wife said the group put out a call for a day of protest but said some people believe they hit the wrong message. >> we called a day of action for today but some people sort of -- took it in their own direction so a direction we definitely don't support. >> reporter: there's one more oddity about what happened this morning. nobody is quite sure why protestors targeted shell gas stations in order to protest a bp oil spill. rising tide is taking credit for organizing an event at 6:00 p.m. it's planned to commemorate the one-year anniversary of the spill. live in from san francisco, kraig debro, channel 2 news. >>> new at noon, oakland police this morning busted a large marijuana growing operation, which was discovered by accident. o

nothing-about john brennan is accountable to congress. we have to think about whether, how to deal with the problem. very important. when we first talked about the position what we envisioned was a man of woman stepping into that position to stay five or six years and developed a position, strengthen it and all of that. that has been one of the problems. hopefully we have one now that will stay for awhile. >> i hope. thank you. next in order of arrival senator akaka and then senator carper. >> thank you very much. hal, would like to welcome governor came and congressman lee hamilton. thank you for being here today. although many of the information sharing and intelligence shortfalls at the 9/11 commission and identified have been addressed, critical work remains to ensure that we have an agile and well coordinated response to various threats. you have been discussing this. starting off federal workers will be addressing the intelligence community and other agencies in make daily sacrifices to keep a safe. it's essential to this effort. ad

nothing strange about hearing good god and not the instructor said yogen check in over the airwaves brennan's report would be his last words that reach the flight command. april twelfth one thousand nine hundred sixty one nine o seven am the first man busto procket takes off from the launch pad. got in radios back a phrase that within a few hours would be known around the world as his signature line. the first flight lasted one hundred eighty minutes to space craft begin to descend after orbiting the earth that was one of the most complicated phases of the mission because when i was two objects from the descent module several kilometers above the ground. of the special features was the seat. of the mechanism was powerful enough to eject. wearing a space susan. now clearly with you as a certain altitude the entry which was jettisoned. made it possible for the cosmonauts to eject from the space crowded into a. third even though the time there was no forest here there were only three things in this field they have since grown into a tall trees on the morning of april twelfth one thousand nine hu

nothing-about john brennan is accountable to congress.oblem. very important. when we first talked about the position what we envisioned was a man of woman stepping into that position to stay five or six years and developed a position, strengthen it and all of that. that has been one of the problems. hopefully we have one now that will stay for awhile. >> i hope. thank you. next in order of arrival senator akaka and then senator carper. >> thank you very much. hal, would like to welcome governor came and congressman lee hamilton. thank you for being here today. although many of the information sharing and intelligence shortfalls at the 9/11 commission and identified have been addressed, critical work remains to ensure that we have an agile and well coordinated response to various threats. you have been discussing this. starting off federal workers will be addressing the intelligence community and other agencies in make daily sacrifices to keep a safe. it's essential to this effort. additionally we must never lose sight of the privacy and c

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after law school and also justice brennan and justice souter. he worked from capitol hill for chuck schumer and worked on the iran-contra investigation as well. in the business sector he has been involved with a senior business executives that i ac interactive and was there for nine years starting as general counsel and became head of business operations. he was a venture capital investor and had his own incubator fund operating out of washington d.c. to nurture a number of small and young digital related companies. he is also somebody with a distinguished education background. he graduated magna cum laude from harvard law school. at harvard law school u.s. senior editor of the law review of the same time as president barack obama was president so he met president obama there. he became chairman in june of 2009 and was nominated by president obama in march of 2009 and confirmed in june of 2009 and since that time has done an outstanding job as chairman and i would like to ask him a number of questions relating to what he has done as chairman. i

longtime giants fan brennan stilyan stow back in a coma this morning. on friday he was off medication that kept him in a coma, on saturday he had several seizures, they hope the, can, his brain activity. there is no damage to his neck and they removed a neck brace yesterday. the men who attacked him are still at large. >> reporter: 105 years since the earthquake and fire that left seven francisco crashed. these are pictures of the aftermath from the quake. a ceremony took place on market street in san francisco. will tran texas there. >> will: unlike previous commemorations this morning's commemoration took on a somber field. this is video was shot of the commemoration that took place at 5:11 a.m. exactly 105 years ago to the moment windier earthquake struck. there really is being brought to the fountain. this is where a lot of people gathered after a year's quake struck. before this took place there with the moment of silence for the victims of the japan earthquake, the use this moment to remind people in san francisco as well as the bay area to be rea

you work for chuck schumer, barry diller, justice souter, justice brennan. you work for barack obama. who was the smartest of those people? [laughter] >> i have three kids. and no favorites. [laughter] >> ok, they were all smart. i do share some attributes that i have noticed over time. relentless curiosity, a real energy for interactive exchanges on issues that they are dealing with, a core belief that the best ideas and dancers come out of the marketplace, and a willingness to take great ideas wherever they come from. those are some of the attributes that i have found. >> when you first met barack obama, you were a harvard law student. i imagine you played basketball with him. was he that good a basketball player? when did you get a sense that he would go into politics? >> i think it is known that he has a terrific jump shot. he is less known as a basketball player. he can go to was left as well as his right. [laughter] [applause] >> as president as well, right? >> people ask me whether i knew back then that he would become president. i think he knows that

we can -- senator collins and i were talking, we can address a letter to the white house but john brennan. >> ask what is going on here. i don't think there is any policy or ideological opposition to the board. i suppose it's always possible that there are elements within the intelligence community the don't like the idea, but i have not heard that either. i don't know. it just could be that it's down at the bottom of somebody's in box. they never quite get to it. okay. we will address a letter right away. >> thank you very much. >> next is senator corporate. >> thank you. we have gathered before they number two of my favorite people a great governor of our neighbor. lee hamilton, vice president of one of my, i'm privileged to think of him as one of my mentors. still active and vibrant and contributing. about once a month and asked what is wrong in washington. one of the things i always talk about is a lack of trust, sometimes between parties, sometimes executive and legislative branches, sometimes committee chairs and ranking members. this committee is an example of what you can get and