and dennis cardoza are one of several to plastic the president.e, he would admonish staff, members of congress and the public in speeches, as well as in private. and president obama projected an arrogant, i'm right, you're wrong demeanor, that alienated many potential allies. so, how is this going to come into play in november? i'm joined by radio talk show host larry elder. thanks for joining me today. >> thank you for having me. >> you know, i was surprised at the scathing tone and the harshness of the tone of congressman cardoza's comments because he said that president obama is out of touch not just with the republicans, but with his own party and with the american people. was that a surprise to you, to hear a democrat say that? >> not really, when you consider the fact that cardoza is not going to run for reewilkes. and criticized president obama in the fuhrs part of the administration, pursuing obama care instead of the economy. and he's not running for president. he still has clout and power within his own party and people won't say it insi

california congressman dennis cardoza is one of several democrats to blast the president.n a recent blog he wrote: he'd admonish staff, members of congress and the public in speeches as well as in private. president obama projected an arrogant, i'm right, you are wrong demeanor that alienated many potential allies. how will it come into play in november? i'm joined by radio talk show host larry elder. thanks for joining me today. >> thanks for having me. >> governor huckabee: i was surprised at the scathing tone and really the harshness of the tone of congressman cardoza's comments. because he really said that president obama is out of touch not just with the republicans, he's out of touch with his own party and the american people. was that a surprise to you, to hear a democrat say that? >> not really when you consider the fact that he will not run for re-election and barney frank criticized president obama for spending all of the time the first part of his administration, pursuing obamacare as opposed to working on the economy and he's not running for re-election and whe

california congressman dennis cardoza is one of several democrats to blast the president.recent blog he wrote: he'd admonish staff, members of congress and the public in speeches as well as in private. president obama projected an arrogant, i'm right, you are wrong demeanor that alienated many potential allies. how will it come into play in november? i'm joined by radio talk show host larry elder. thanks for joining me today. >> thanks for having me. >> governor huckabee: i was surprised at the scathing tone and really the harshness of the tone of congressman cardoza's comments. because he really said that president obama is out of touch not just with the republicans, he's out of touch with his own party and the american people. was that a surprise to you, to hear a democrat say that? >> not really when you consider the fact that he will not run for re-election and barney frank criticized president obama for spending all of the time the first part of his administration, pursuing obamacare as opposed to working on the economy and he's not running for re-election and when th

jose cardoza/depto. del alguacil, cdo. santa clara 14:11:00- 6pm "estamos buscando areas que están abiertos, areas afuera de las comunidades donde las personas viven, areas donde hay montes, donde hay areas de agua, y otras areas largos donde pueden haber areas donde hay crimes scenes o cosas asi." -- agregaron que han recibido mas de mil pistas de parte del publico y ahora utilizan los llamados codigos de barra "q.r" que en el pasado sirvieron para localizar niÑos desaparecidos.. -- los codigos han sido colocados en volantes y anuncios .. y cuando son escaneados por telefonos con una aplicacion especial les da ms informacin del caso.. -- ya sea con la ayuda de la tecnologia o con la del equipo de busqueda la familia de sierra y amistades esperan que los esfuerzos sean los suficiente para traer a la niÑa sana y salva a casa... outro: -- este sabado se realizara una nueva busqueda a las 8 de la manana en san franscico .. el mariscal de campo de los 49 ers alex smith dice que planea ser voluntario.. -- esto es todo de mi par

california congressman dennis cardoza is one of several democrats to blast the president.cent blog he wrote: he'd admonish staff, members of congress and the public in speeches as well as in private. president obama projected an arrogant, i'm right, you are wrong demeanor that alienated many potential allies. how will it come into play in november? i'm joined by radio talk show host larry elder. thanks for joining me today. >> thanks for having me. >> governor huckabee: i was surprised at the scathing tone and really the harshness of the tone of congressman cardoza's comments. because he really said that president obama is out of touch not just with the republicans, he's out of touch with his own party and the american people. was that a surprise to you, to hear a democrat say that? >> not really when you consider the fact that he will not run for re-election and barney frank criticized president obama for spending all of the time the first part of his administration, pursuing obamacare as opposed to working on the economy and he's not running for re-election and when they

jose cardoza/depto. del alguacil, cdo.a 14:11:00 policia dice: "estamos buscando areas que están abiertos, areas afuera de las comunidades donde las personas viven, areas donde hay montes, donde hay areas de agua, y otras areas largos donde pueden haber areas donde hay crimes scenes o cosas asi." cont vo ---autoridades federales y locales han trabajado ms de 6 mil horas en este caso.. ---el nmero de pistas contina abierto, es el 808-4500. topvo ---y tambien toma otras dimensiones tecnologicas la busqueda de sierra lamar.. ---una compania de san jose, "child quest international" esta utilizando los llamados codigos "q.r." para ayudar a encontrar a los ninos desaparecidos... ---los codigos son impresos en posters y volantes con la imagen de sierra, y cuando son escaneados por una aplicacion especial en telefonos moviles, conecta al usuario a una pagina de internet que contiene mas informacion sobre el caso... cu - anchor ---seguimos en san jose donde un hombre se esta haciendo pasar por policia secreto para asaltar a las per

i do want to welcome the seniors from cardoza high school who have come into the room. you -- it's rare for visitors to see a hearing in progress. i can't say this has much to do with the district of columbia. but mr. tangherlini is here, and i do want to say for the record that the president took action without hesitation. and the action was not simply to discharge some -- or indeed all of the highly -- high officers of the agency. the president also brought in dan tangherlini, and i can say from my own personal experience that it was a -- an appointment made for this decision. mr. tangherlini has been the administrator of the district of columbia, a very big and complicated city. has done the same thing at metro here as an administrator, not only with impeccable management skills, but also impeccable ethics. you see what you have laid ourt for you to do. i have one question about these conferences. in one of my other committees, we are focusing on tele working, and we're having finally some progress in getting tele working. i don't know about teleconferencing, and i d

sot sargento jos cardoza "tenemos un equipo de minimo de 40, poquito mas de cuarenta detectives que estan trabajando en este caso full-time". la ultima pista que recibieron fue por parte del laboratorio forense que anunci haber encontrado una importante prueba en el caso.. aunque no revelaron que es, dicen que puede tratarse de a-d-n, una huella digital o un indicio en el bolso de sierra lamar, su celular, o en una caja con esposas que fue encontrada hace semanas.. "puede ser pelo, puede ser un material de ropa o algo asi.. es en una de esas areas pero ahorita no estan diciendo ahorita especificamente porque la investigacion sigue abierta, sigue un open case". con este tipo de prueba, los detectives dicen que podran ir concretando el caso.. "ahorita no estamos a ese punto todavia donde tenemos una persona responable o un sospechoso, pero es posible que con la informacion que tienen, puede resultar en esa situacion". la noticia fue recibida con tristeza y alegria por su familia.. sot steve lamar - padre de sierra "we've been desperate for something like this for a while". el padre de sierr

if you went to cardoza, armstrong, you went to dunbar, everybody came to the howard theater in ordero be able to see the shows. >> boy, does he sound proud. the restoration project cost $29 million. >>> the cherry blossoms around the tidal basin might be gone but you still have a chance to get a close-up look at some cherry trees. the cultural center on 18th street is holding a special exhibit of significant artwork. visitors can learn about many varieties of the trees. >>> this week marks the 100th anniversary of the titanic's first and last voyage. a memorial cruise is now following the ship's intended route across the north atlantic. it's headed for new york. many of the passengers are direct descendants of passenger and crew who were aboard the titanic like this man's grandfather. >> he was in lifeboat 13. he said we got 35 women and children. we shouted for more but none were forthcoming. >> on its maiden voyage, the titanic sank after hitting an iceberg april 14, 1912. about 1500 passengers and crew were killed. >>> what would you choose if you could redesign parts of the natio

domestic policy council re-tweeted the story on the dropout challenge that was generated by kavitha cardoza, senior reporter from wamu. next, senator jeff binghammen, from new mexico, was also listening to the story, and now he wants to engage his local public media station, knme, in a district hearing on how the drops you crisis is impacting the state of new mexico. next, representative george miller from california also heard kavitha's reports and he blogged about the great public media american graduate initiative. so from d.c. to mexico to california and throughout every single state, the dropout story has gone viral. and across the country, public media stations through american graduate, with support from the bill and melinda gates foundation are hosting teacher town hall meetings to listen and learn and effect change. kqed in the bay area produced a town hall in oakland. it was moderated by npr's glen washington. live web cast. and it's going to become a radio broadcast special and video web extra. at the end of the town hall, one oakland teacher stood up and said, thank you, kqed, f

conservatives and three liberals -- the liberal wing was led by justice louis brandeis, but also benjamin cardoza and justice stone. hughes and his fellow appointee justice roberts were in the middle. roosevelt won the election in a landslide in 1936, and he had been thinking about doing something about this conservative court for a long time. he thought about a constitutional amendment, he thought about various kinds of statutes that might limit the court, and even a court packing plan. a plan in which he would appoint additional justices who would be more sympathetic to the new deal legislation. in early 1937, on the heels of this very impressive reelection victory, roosevelt announced a court packing plan. it was in february of 1937. seventy-five years ago. his plan was -- he was concerned, he said, that the justices on the court were rather worn out and too old, and they needed some new justices who had energy and who he would appoint. it turned out -- and his proposal was that he would be able to appoint one justice for every justice over 70 years old. it turned out that six of the justices

. >> sargeant cardoza says the leads could result in a new search area or possibly a person of interest. one month ago. another community wide search is planned for tomorrow. the dive team discovered two cars in the ponds out there. they tell me that those cars do not appear to have been dumped there or appear related in this case. the unit will be back out here tomorrow to double check on that as well as finish up with those other three ponds nchl morgan hill abc 7 news. >> and free parking on sunday will be a thing of the past in san francisco. the agency voted to close the deficit by enforcing parking meters on sunday afternoon and decided to give kids a free ride. abc 7's nick smith is live to explain. >> there is a 5 had kblinl budget deficit. today, they move forward with a plan to close the gap and raise new revenue by $1.8 million. the proposal put forward today is designed to be an investment in maintenance. and it is not money to be used for new programs. the board of directors believed by initiating parking enforcement they'd help commercial businesses and neighborhoods where

what's emerging right now is building on what president cardoza, many of the distinguished leaders notright, are saying we need a new bottom line. >> we're going to be back again and i'm sure this debate will continue on here as well. thank you, ethan. thank you, kevin. let me tell you those of you who find this debate important, 50% of americans now favor legalization of marijuana use. so this is right on the edge. look at the convergence in that chart. this is the hot debate of the future. >>> up next, back to that mitt romney audiotape. it turns out mitt romney and his wife ann were anything but outraged about hilary rosen's stay-at-home mom comment last week. we know because it was caught on tape. on our car insurance. great! at progressive, you can compare rates side by side, so you get the same coverage, often for less. wow! that is huge! [ disco playing ] and this is to remind you that you could save hundreds! yeah, that'll certainly stick with me. we'll take it. go, big money! i mean, go. it's your break, honey. same coverage, more savings. now, that's progressive. call or clic

what's emerging right now is building on what president cardoza, many of the distinguished leaders notbottom line. >> we're going to be back again and i'm sure this debate will continue on here as well. thank you, ethan. thank you, kevin. those of you who find this debate important, 50% of americans now favor legalization of marijuana use, 50%. so this is right on the edge. lock at that convergence in that chart. this is the hot debate of the future. >>> up next, back to that mitt romney audiotape. it turns out mitt romney and his wife ann were anything but outraged about hilary rosen's stay-at-home mom comment last week. we know because it was caught on tape. we'll stay on tape here as well. this is "hardball." back in a minute. and even your trade ticket are all on one customizable page. see the all-new 360 investing dashboard at e-trade. ♪ lord, you got no reason ♪ you got no right ♪ ♪ i find myself at the wrong place ♪ [ male announcer ] the ram 1500 express. ♪ it says a lot about you. ♪ in a deep, hemi-rumble sort of way. guts. glory. ram. introducing gold choice. the freedom you

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>>reporter: cardoza says that this is not the first time a. >> it has happened before. this happened from the philippines. we do not have the jurisdiction outside of the united states but there's only so much that we can do. >>reporter: it is not known how this could your account was attacked. they plan on keeping it open because detectives monitor this 24-7. just in case it could provide an actual lead in the case. in santa rosa terisa estacio record >>pam: the mother of sierra lamar turned down the offer to go on america's most wanted. more on that later. >> the oakland college keffiyeh at oikos university will reopen. -- the oakland college massacre. this was the scene on the rampage three weeks ago. glasses are expected to be held in the same building but the gunman is behind bars. . one goh, has not entered a plea but has scented said the \ that he was / \ / \ / \ / \ / \ / . >>reporter: they will resume -- classies april 23rd. and to a spokesperson declined to go on camera and the university is not alone in a videotape but i was briefly inside and there is an exte

. >> alisyn: and i think it's interesting what some are saying, congressman cardoza of california, herty's handling the health care act and should have been done in digestible pieces and had they done it more incremental in peace meal and interesting they use the word digestible. the american public would have been able to get their arms around it a little better perhaps in smaller chunks than in this, you know, sort of massive overhaul. >> and you made the superb point earlier, ali, who objects to the notion that an insurance companies should be a to be able to discriminate based on giving care, so that would have been an easy thing to do quickly. >> alisyn: pre-existing conditions, a quick one. >> clayton: a number of areas it could have been tackled and we've been following the trayvon martin shooting case and george zimmerman yesterday in court giving somewhat emotional apology, maybe some would argue and others might disagree with it, now, of course, he's going to be out this week and right now, we are he a learning, yesterday, you see him in the charcoal colored suit, he had a b

associated with this, jim webb, barney frank, others, brad miller democrat from north carolina, dennis cardozaia, all of them in very similar tones basically saying they think it may have been a mistake for the president to take on health care when he did and that they have real concerns about its electoral ramifications for their party? >> you're right. they do have buyer's remorse. i guess what they should have done is read the 2700 pages before they rammed it through in very partisan basis. now if they really want to know what the health care law is going to do, they have to read 15,000 pages. we added more than 12,000 pages to that 2700-page document. martha, this will be a disaster if the health care law actually gets implemented. let's keep our fingers crossed and hope the supreme court rules it unconstitutional and throw the entire law out so we can work toward real solutions. modest bills, smaller bills that actually fix the problem. martha: when you look at the electoral politics and you go back, to the 2012, 2010, i should say midterm election, you know, what kind of indications do w

lastly, through the hard work of representatives costa, cardoza, and baca, h.r. 3336 clarifies that utilities will not be miscast as swap dealers because they enter into contracts that are required by state law. . the legislation clarifies complying with state laws alone won't draw new and costly federal regulations. there are many members on both sides of the aisle at the ag committee who have spent time getting this bill to where it is today. we have been careful not to create loopholes or to stray from congressional intent. the bill does not open the door for large financial players to evade regulations or engage in speculative or highly riskie activities. madam speaker, in this economy it all comes back to jobs. to create new jobs, businesses need access to credit to make new investments. this bill ensures that businesses maintain access to credit from community lenders. so i urge my colleagues, support h.r. 3336 and ensure that america's small businesses can continue to access the credit they need to build our economy. madam speaker, i yield back the balance of my time and reserve. the s

. >> i want to thank cargoes of four -- thank cardoza for having me here tonight. as soon as i sat down, i remember the feeling that it was the home of the starship enterprise. [laughter] i want to thank you for putting this all together and for inviting me. hush " from burqa anyway, i am glad to be here. her subject tonight is the aclu. it has been involved in some of the most contentious cases since world war i. at the same time, it is one of the most polarizing nongovernmental organizations we have. a card-carrying member of the aclu is a badge of honor for some and not for others. i would like the least tried to demystify a little bit of what this organization is, in part how it goes about making decisions as well as some of the cases themselves. the idea is to have a free- wheeling discussion that i will lead. no speeches. in opening statements. -- no opening statements. i would discourage everyone to jump in, to feel free to pick up on one another's comments, agree or disagree. and remind us briefly what those cases are about. onward. the briefest of introduc

. >> host: cardoza the other concerns? >> we do. what is so hard to name with this competitions is that it encourages americans to give thought. it has a increase of civic education. one of the dangers of today of preserving first amendment rights is the alarming statistics we see of the decline of civic education bubbles perk up 12% of high-school seniors are proficient in u.s. history. i don't see how we can preserve our freedoms and i think this project that leo pfeifer has participated in a substantial and wonderful way, these are encouraging. we here at the newseum will take on that challenge to get involved with civic education to educate people about our history and freedoms and separation of powers in the dormant and the importance of the free and independent press and there will lead to play this >> host: and you discovered free speech is not as free as you were taught? also congratulations. >> i learned free-speech is there and available but do people want to hear it or what the press tells them? >> host: the independent l

. >> i want to thank cardoza for having me here tonight. as soon as i sat down, i remember the feeling that it was the home of the starship enterprise. [laughter] i want to thank you for putting this all together and for inviting me. anyway, i am glad to be here. her subject tonight is the aclu. it has been involved in some of the most contentious cases since world war i. at the same time, it is one of the most polarizing nongovernmental organizations we have. anyway, i am glad to be here. her subject tonight is the aclu. it has been involved in some of the most contentious cases since world war i. at the same time, it is one of the most polarizing nongovernmental organizations we have. a card-carrying member of the aclu is a badge of honor for some and not for others. i would like the least tried to demystify a little bit of what this organization is, in part how it goes about making decisions as well as some of the cases themselves. the idea is to have a free- wheeling discussion that i will lead. no speeches. in opening statements. -- no

[applause] >> tonight on c-span from cardoza a debate on civil liberties. >> here though in those cases you're talking about the most critical exertion of government power. the number of individuals directly affected may be several hundred, 150 in guantanamo but when you have the highest rank of government decide to hold individuals without charges of trial, to ship them off to black sites, to authorize torture which was hither to illegal and then try to obfuscate that from the press, lawyers, the public, you're take -- talking about a high stakes game that can literally change the course of american history, so you're now thinking about the civil rights of this individual, who is preparing and anthony says, well, maybe he the moment before the missile strikes he's having a conversion, but maybe he's killed lots of americans already, and he's equipped other individuals to kill lots of americans, and you can't stop that that's already underway. that's going on. now you have the rights of that individual to something that anthony called judicial process which you cannot possibly bring abo

. >> saturday night on c-span from cardoza law school in new york a debate on sil liberties includinge aclu. >> here though in those cases you're talking about the most critical exertion of government power. the number of individuals directly affected may be several hundred, 150 in guantanamo. but when you have the highest rank of government decide to hold individuals without charges of trial, to ship them off to black sites, to authorize tortor which was hitser to illegal, and then endeavor to obfuse kate that from the entire public, the press, lawyers, the public, you're talking about a high stakes game that can literally change the course of american history. so you are now thinking about the civil rights of this individual who is preparing and anthony says well maybe the moment before the missile strikes he's having a which version but maybe he's killed lotsdz of americans already. and he's equipped other individuals to kill lots of americans and you can't stop that. that's already under way. that's going on. now you have the rights of that individual to something that anthony cal