brig. >> similar response to the pg&e in terms of back-up centers. the only thing i would add again is the human element. we make sure all the knowledge does not reside in one person. we have a lot of bridges in the area, not all our employees live in san francisco. so it may not be possible to get some of our senior managers here or key employees here quickly within a day, within two days, and it's a constant challenge to make sure we have documentation and broad training for whoever does arrive at the eoc, they are in charge until someone else gets there and that could be a long time. >> thank you. mr. angelus. >> for verizon wireless in northern california we have two separate offices, we have in walnut creek and also folsom near sacramento. we have another redundancy center in texas. we have it all across our infrastructure and also with our teams. >> thank you. we have one question in the back. >> yes, my question is regarding your ability to bring in repair equipment or crews to make repairs or back-up equipment in case your infrastructure is b

the biggest and the most diverse economy on the continent of africa which is an advantage for the brigs a member countries partnering with via like minded countries of the south but another unique member who if you like would be european but we've got historic ties and links with the countries of the south russia so this was bound to be but not because of the commuter deal that is there but also because it makes economic sense and russia is seen as a gateway into the image of. a global. region that's that's coming up from the is the european side linking directly with the with the western europe. the imaging economy the biggest on the continent but have these sort of links with both the east european and the west european but also it is the traditional linkages with latin american countries and asian countries like your india and chamber when you joined the brics in one of the interviews you said the south africa would not only benefit but will contribute a lot to the to the course of the brics what was your contributions of well our contribution is how our job graphics are to dig locat

brig. >> good afternoon. when we talk about resill yepbs and resiliency for the san francisco public works, the sfpuc not only provides those life lines to san francisco, but we also operate the hetch hetchy regional water system that supplies a great amount of water for a large part of the bay area, 2 1/2 million customers. and for a regional supplier like ourselves when resiliency comes sbat conversation you are talking about earthquakes come up already and terrorism as well and we've done a lot to put our money where our mouth is. we are right in the middle of investing 4 1/2 billion dollars in our water system. most of that is in the regional transition system, but about a billion of that is in san francisco itself and i can tell you that to put your money where your mouth is and really tackle capital investment when you talk about resiliency, it starts and ends there with capital investment. to be able to put your money where your mouth is, you have to convince your rate payer base that they want it and

there is a brig need for family affordable housing particularly in the south of market and in the units and developments are proposed here in the south of market, i think that we really need to talk about how it impacts the community, where it's being built and whether or not it really truly does solve the housing issue. so please, again, support the 375 unit cap. thank you so much. >>> hi there are my name is mart tie dell hall ass and i'm a stone at city college and i would like to say that there were -- there is suppose to more pierce from city college and other universities here but unfortunately they would to work today, because you know they are trying to also survive in the city a lot of them coming from out of san francisco and who have grown up in the south of market and around san francisco. so, most of my friends pay around like a thousand dollars for student housing but you know they are trying to look for a new place to live because they cannot afford that. that is why they work and try to pay off also their tuition and is so a lot of my friends are in death, death debt and

there is a brig need for family affordable housing particularly in the south of market and in the units and developments are proposed here in the south of market, i think that we really need to talk about how it impacts the community, where it's being built and whether or not it really truly does solve the

which i mention marine because manning is in the army's there's already strained now at this marine brig he was held in solitary confinement on a very restricted schedule he was now out to do exercise in his cell is now allowed to lie down in the cell all day where to sit up without leaned back against the wall all day he got out one hour a day for exercise and there was a very restrictive environment are no good reason at all the military says is that protect him and the bradley nearly kills or do it in his in his lawyer who it was punishment for for a crime which would violate the literary code just as so. there's a motion to dismiss has been filed in us as being already this week dismissed because of pretrial punishment. but our top story now the u.n. general assembly is bracing for a crucial vote set to take place within the next few minutes on whether to give the go ahead to a palestinian statehood bid now the autonomy is hoping to be upgraded to what they call normal observer state and state is the crucial word there well that's the scene at the moment live pictures from the new fr

quantico which i mention marine because manning is in the army says already strained now at this marine brig he was held in solitary confinement on a very restricted schedule he was now out to do exercise in itself and is now allowed to lie down in a cell all day here where the sit up without leaning back against the wall all day he got out one hour a day for exercise and so it was a very restrictive environment for no good reason and off the military says is to protect him and the bradley nearly killed it and his lawyer who it was punishment for for a crime which would violate the. very thought of justice so. there's a motion to dismiss has been filed and that's being already this week dismissed because of pretrial punishment a moscow court has ruled out videos by than a tour yes russian punk band pussy riot are extremists and that access to them should be limited among the banned videos as the one that shows the group performing an obscenity laced song in russia's main orthodox cathedral following the incident three male three female members of the band were sentenced to two years in jail

quantico which i mention remey because manning is in the army so i was already strained at this marine brig he was held in solitary confinement on a very restricted schedule he was not allowed to do exercise in his cell he was not allowed to lie down in his cell all day today where the sit up without lean back against the wall all day he got out one hour a day for exercise and so it was a very restrictive environment for no good reason at all the military says is that protect him and the bradley manning feels like that in his in his lawyer here that this was punishment for four crime which would violate the military code of justice so. there's a motion to dismiss has been filed and that's what's being argued this week to dismiss because of pretrial punishment. now it's been two years since we can leaks first published classified cables gathered by the west a department from its diplomatic missions all over the world looks now at the top ten high profile stories revealed by the whistle blowing website number ten corrupt it corruption in egypt one of the first major revelations came as no sur

quantico which i mention remey because manning is in the army says henri strange that this marine brig he was held in solitary confinement on a very restricted schedule he was not allowed to do exercise in his cell he was not allowed to lie down in a cell all day where to sit up without leaning back against the wall all day he got out one hour a day for exercise and so it was a very restrictive environment for no good reason and off the military says it's different tact him and the bradley manning feels like it and his in his lawyer feel like this was punishment for four crime which would violate the unity of the military code of justice so. there is a motion dismissed has been filed and that's what's being argued this week dismissed because of pretrial punishment. let's now take a look at some other stories from around the world in tunisia up to two hundred people have been injured in the second day of clashes between security forces and protesters after town thousand people gathered at the request of trade unions to demonstrate against a lack of job opportunities and poor government

quantico which i mention marine because manning is in the army's there's already strained now this marine brig he was held in solitary confinement very restricted schedule he was no other do exercise in his cell he was not allowed to lie down in the cell all day today where the sit up without leaning back against the wall all day he got out one hour a day for exercise and there was a very restrictive environment or no good reason that all of the military says is that protect him and the revenue girls are in his in his lawyer who it was punishment for for a crime which would violate the military code of justice so. there's a motion to dismiss has been filed and that's what's being already this week dismissed because of pretrial punishment. a russian court has ruled that video clips of the notorious russian punk band pussy riot should be considered extremists and that access to them should be restricted the video showing the group performing an obscenity laced punk prayer at russia's main orthodox cathedral is also on the black list following the incident three female members of the band was sen

brig. >> every exercise i've been involved with, managing information and communication is easily no. 1 or 2 on the list. in the heat of an event, information is flowing in, there's usually no shortage of information rtion it's translating that to something credible that is the challenge. usually 50 percent of that information is wrong and untimely. before a unified command is established and you have various city departments or regional groups that are working together before the unified command has been established, coordinating field work in 4 counties is usually awkward. until that central message gets pushed down and all the groups are rowing together, the field, when you are dealing with the geegraphy we are dealing with in the bay area, that field coordination is always difficult in the first few hours. >> thank you. mr. angelus. >> verizon wireless, every time we get involved with emergency situations we did a post meeting to analyze what we did and how we can make things better. it also pushes down to the processes and the preparedness and how we can make things better from c

quantico which i mention marine because manning is in the army so is already strained now at this marine brig he was held in solitary confinement in a very restricted schedule he was not allowed to do exercise in his cell he was not allowed to lie down in a cell all day here where the sit up without leaning back against the wall all day he got out one hour a day for exercise and so it was a very restrictive environment no good reason that all the military says is that protect him and the bradley nearly killed it and his lawyer who it was punishment for for a crime which would violate the very sort of justice so. there's a motion to dismiss has been filed and that's what's being already this week dismissed because of pretrial punishment up next capital account of lauren lester after a short break. the legacy no one should be proud of. scrap metal littering pristine arctic landscape building stilton over their foundation pipes spewing black smoke over the snow covered peaks the traces of the soviet industrial activity on the burgen archipelago don't make a pretty picture the guiding principle h

there is more rain still to come wevyñ Ñ hope that will brig south bay up to normal levels.eratures 56 degrees in san francisco. 61 across the bay. mid to upper 50s in other locations, these are the forecast features, clear and chilly conditions overnight, patches of fog developing and it will be sunny, mild thanksgiving day, tomorrow, satellite shows the passage of the frontal system brought us rain last couple days, high pressure building in behind it.9pp' dry pattern throughout the week. a mild one, temperatures up around 70 degrees over the next couple afternoons. tonight as you follow time line, you'll see fog developing. and that fog will expand this weekend through the delta. so some inland valleys can see fog developing over the next three overnight periods. we've got a nice night coming our way. we've got patches of fog sh low temperatures on the low 40s in the north bay valleys. then, tomorrow, thanksgiving day, mild conditions and maybe cooler with pleasant by afternoon. high temperatures ranging from low 60s on the coast to mid-60s and a bit to our south, milder

attorney was grilling believe his name is colonel dan choi who is a commanding officer at quantico brig where manning was stuck for nine months and we learned a lot about the mismanagement at quantico and a lot about how it seems like a living hell for private manning and based off that what i've heard in the media to my own reporting i really didn't expect to be face to face with a person who looks like a healthy young to. any four year old military private but sure enough private manning was standing right next to me for a while and i didn't even recognize him because. i have no idea what it must be like to actually be inside of his person and have gone through years of this at this point but i didn't recognize him because he was actually smiling and actually seemed cheerful and actually seemed to be in a somewhat healthy place at this point and then sure enough only to an extent a little happy to be surrounded by people and also to finally finally get this get moving there was actually a packed courthouse yesterday the amount of supporters from the public that were there had filled u

they could move to six military brigs and prisons across the country. the findings support closing guantanamo bay. right now there are 166 terrorist being held at guantanamo bay. >>> a girl who was humiliated in a airport pat down, now congress is asking questions, why they heard no answers today. >> tomorrow's commute and the next storm that i was talking about that comes this week. week-- that comes this weekend. >>> congress is investigating a airport screening accident. a 17-year-old girl ended up partially nude during a pat down. why there were plenty of questions today but no answers. >> reporter: she was 17 and traveling with a youth group from a christian school and wearing a sun dress. during a pat down the dress slip, her breast exposed and she was the niece of a congressman. at a hearing today he wanted to know how -- >> a tsa who can't look at a 17- year-old girl in a sun dress and say she doesn't pose a risk without subjecting the public and a young lady to this. >> reporter: the tsa couldn't answer. because he didn't show. the tsa snubbed

alan brig bridgford. his first career touchdown. 9-21, 123 yards.ess than a minute left in the half. oregon, a two-possession lead. martin mariota, all the time in the world. 24-10 ducks in the half. receive receive -- receive fellow. -- huff was 27-34, 377-yards. cal demolished. oregon now 9-0. a better story od next week in >> there is a better story on the west coast than the san jose state spartans? no. mike mcintyre turned the team around. coach mac has the team bowl eligible already. trying to add to that resume in new mexico. first quarter, can't coach speed. 63 yards on the touchdown run. 10-0 party. second quarter, 17-0. david fales to jones. watch the spin move. fales threw for three tds in the it in -- first half. the fumble and then the scoop and score. spartans 8-2 with the 47-7 victory. >> top ranked team in the land alabama upset by texas a&m in tuscaloosa. court fourth quarter, manziel, 29-7 aggies. cooper, got a step, couple steps. 54-yard. alabama down five. crimson tide get the ball back. fourth and goal. mccarran picked off at th

alan brig bridgford. his first career touchdown. 9-21, 123 yards. in the half. oregon, a two-possession lead. martin mariota, all the time in the world. 24-10 ducks in the half. receive receive -- receive fellow. -- huff was 27-34, 377-yards. cal demolished. oregon now 9-0. they get stanford next week in eugene. >> there is a better story on the west coast than the san jose state spartans? no. mike mcintyre turned the team around. coach mac has the team bowl eligible already. trying to add to that resume in new mexico. first quarter, can't coach speed. 63 yards on the touchdown run. 10-0 party. second quarter, 17-0. david fales to jones. watch the spin move. fales threw for three tds in the it in -- first half. the fumble and then the scoop and score. spartans 8-2 with the 47-7 victory. >> top ranked team in the land alabama upset by texas a&m in tuscaloosa. court fourth quarter, manziel, 29-7 aggies. cooper, got a step, couple steps. 54-yard. alabama down five. crimson tide get the ball back. fourth and goal. mccarran picked off at the goal line. t

manning's lawyers are trying to get those charges thrown out, by saying he was mistreated at the brig virginia... by being forced to stand outside his cell naked during roll call. today, during a officer in charge of that facility sai, d the nudity was manning's choice. manning is expected to testify later this week.. he faces life in prison if convicted on all counts.. >> president obama meets with his cabinent for the first he remarked on the importance of reaching a solution in fiscal cliff negotiations.. and stressed that taxes on the middle class should not go up.. he also commended the leadership shown by governors in the northeast during superstorm sandy. the president however, couldn't escape the firestorm of criticsim over embattled u-s u-n ambassador susan rice. he showed his support when answering a reporters question. >> susan rice is extraordinary. couldn't be prouder of the (applause) >>pam: rice is considered a top candidate to replace secretary of state hillary clinton... but she has been accused by republicans of misleading americans about what prompted the deadly sep

people do time in the brig for it.hink based on some of the things we've heard this week, there would also be a case to be made if it ever came up that he might also be subject to things like conduct unbecoming of an officer or conduct that brings discredit upon the service. i think it's important to consider david petraeus who spent 37 years in the military, this is the mindset he comes from and -- >> andrew, i get all that. and i understand he is held to a different standard. do you think he's the first general, though, to have an affair? come on. >> no, absolutely not. but i think it's certainly been very public. we all know about it. and it raises questions inside the military of a double standard. i talked to a lot of guys this week, lower ranking enlisted guys that really still feel like rank has its privileges and the upper level guys don't get held to the same standard that everyone else does. >> let's move on. we've pretty much exhausted this subject. that he's held to a higher standard but it's not right. a p

people do time in the brig for it.hink based on some of the things we've heard this week, there would also be a case to be made if it ever came up that he might also be subject to things like conduct unbecoming of an officer or conduct that brings discredit upon the service. i think it's important to consider david petraeus who spent 37 years in the military, this is the mindset he comes from and -- >> andrew, i get all that. and i understand he is held to a different standard. do you think he's the first general, though, to have an affair? come on. >> no, absolutely not. but i think it's certainly been very public. we all know about it. and it raises questions inside the military of a double standard. i talked to a lot of guys this week, lower ranking enlisted guys that really still feel like rank has its preflds and the upper level guys don't get held to the same standard that everyone else does. >> let's move on. we've pretty much exhausted this subject. that he's held to a higher standard but it's not right. a pers

we're in brig an teen, across the bridge where president obama visited yesterday. let me give you an idea what is going on and step out of the way quickly. just down the road here, and, in fact, we had to move up the road, there are huge front-end loaders loading up the sand that is swept out of the home, three feet of sand in the streets, the water was three, four feet high and you can't dump that back on, you have to go through it. there are nails and boards and basically dangerous debris that you have to try and remove. that is part of what is going here. the families are returning to their homes in this area. some, you can see probably, i don't know what yoseeing -- showing there, but the waterlines on the houses, they're not as bad. the damage is bad but not as bad and many people here lost everything. there were boats basically lifted up and tossd into the living rooms of some of the homes, will. >> and with financial losses mounting, obviously, the atlantic city casinos are trying to reopen as soon as governor christie will let them reopen. i am sure a lot o

the marine brig there. not the case, that he was treated exactly as he should have been treated, as a high risk detainee and that's why they want through -- put him through the conditions that he was under there. at the moment, this is a pretrial hearing. we may well hear from bradley manning himself. >> shepard: we're hearing from the founder of the web site, julian assange, who is seeking asylum, speaking today. >> yes. still waiting at the moment in the ecuadorian embassy in london. but today he spoke via video link to some officials and journalists in brussels, belgium, and what he was complaining about today was what he called right wing politicians putting pressure on the companies not to process donations or make donations to wikileaks. he says that is simply unfair and european laws have to be changed. listen. >> it's not only wrong for wikileaks, it sets an extremely bad precedent for other european organizations and all media organization world wide that monopolies can simply exercise financial de

he's brig up the investigation of benghazi and he believes it will have an impact on what we see in floridaoters. let me play it. >> you're seeing some anger and a lot of enthusiasm out there on the part of veterans and active duty military. how much that actually matters, i don't know. you know, joe, there's 1.6 million veterans in the state of florida, and i've never seen them as fired up as they are now. >> he says he's never seen active duty, retired vets more fired up over benghazi than afghanistan, iraq. he's never seen this according to him. this is not to diminish the importance of investigating what happened in benghazi, but he says he's never seen vets so upset than over benghazi. what is your response to that? >> well, i have a lot of respect for senator mccain. i'm not going to quibble with what he said. what i do know, tamron, is that general petraeus, who is head of the cia, has released some information that basically shows that a lot of american entities and agencies wanted to help their comrades. we have to conclude the investigation. we can't politicize it. i think it's im

marine corps brig at quantico, virginia. manning says his treatment there was so harsh, the charges should be dismissed. the military says manning was a suicide risk, so jailers kept him isolated and took away his clothes. the holders of half of that record powerball jackpot of $588 million came forward today in missouri. a 52-year-old mechanic, mark hill, and his wife cindy were introduced in dearborn, just north of kansas city. cindy hill said she couldn't believe at first that their ticket was a winner. >> i didn't have my glasses and i was thinking is that the right numbers, is that the right numbers. and i was shakingment and i called my husband. i said i think i'm having a heart attack. and i drove to my mother-in-law's house to let her verify what i had thought i had seen. and that's what it was. >> sreenivasan: the hills opted for a lump sum payment. after taxes, that comes to $136 million. there's been no official word on who holds the other winning ticket. it was sold in arizona, but a surveillance camera at a conv