the first group will be the group coming from betsy carr michael and filipino education center. can you please stand up if you are are - i'm going to read off some names please come and stand by the podium. i'd like to see how many folks there are here (calling names) if you are here do talk about the betsy carr michael program and i've called your name stand alongside the wall. (calling names) okay. so if i've called our name you should be standing alongside the wall. i'm going to give this group 12 minutes total. we will not time the first speaker so when the speaker comes up to the microphone we'll start the clock. >> we've been this is the sixth time now. you know, i'm really angry as a parents in committee. you guys you non-elected all the other teachers 33 we're really angry. you know of all people somebody should be championing your community. i'm looking at all of you nobody is saying anything. there is lack of attention we're repeating our voices of concerns and nothing. there's been 1 hundred recommendation in our community and we've been here he help us help us superi

when we do have to, it is a last resort. >> reporter: carr is one of four wildlife biologists here in san francisco trying to scare off the birds. >> you need to determine is it an imminent threat. you're aware of where aircraft are, are there any waiting to take off. >> reporter: despite the high number of strikes, carr says the airport manages to relocate birds here without kills them 99% of the time. >> the goal of this program is to maintain safe aircraft operations. we would like to reduce the number of strikes as much as possible. i mean, ideally there wouldn't be any. >> in 2012, sacramento killed 1487 birds up from 237 in 2011. compare that to oakland's airport which killed 1125 birds in 2012, 1250 the year before. or san francisco which killed 410 birds last year, down from 554 the year before. neither representatives from oakland nor san francisco would go on camera and answer specific questions about these detailed numbers showing the types and numbers of birds they've killed. >> we don't want to be out there shooting everything. new birds will move in. it's not as if you'r

that is where we met joe carr, who had a long history of self-mutilation. >> i was anti-social.idn't want to be around nobody. i didn't want nobody around me. i wanted to be by myself. everything made me angry, you know? i would take a lot out of it on myself and i would feel better. i would take a razor blade and cut myself up real bad and then then it would all be all right, you know? i did that scar ten years ago. i cut it from the ankle to the hipbone all the way through the bone and cut across sideways so the surgeons had to take about 12 hours to sew me up. you got seven layers of skin you have to go through before you get to the bone, you know, and when you're going through one of them days you don't even feel the pain. you don't even know you are doing it. just happens. >> carr, who has spent 25 years in and out of prison for robberies to support a drug habit uses tattoos to disguise his many scars. >> this whole arm, if you bend it you can see it was cut from here all the way down and around the main arteries. i just had it tattooed up to try the hide the scars so i tho

carr son's speech. do they think he'll have a shot at the white house? it's time to meet the man himself. we welcome the author and director of pediatric neurosurgery at johns hopkins, dr. benjamin carson. an honor to have you. >> thank you. great to be here. >>> doctor, you've gone viral. not something you predicted in your life? >> usually in medicine we think of viruses as not a good thing. but this one turned out to be very good. because i've been just overwhelmed by the responses. so many people are just overjoyed to hear some common sense. i don't think that i put fort anything that that's that intellectually challenging. it's just that it's so much better of most of what we're hearing from washington that it seems like a great revelation. you know, the important thing i think, is to begin the dialog. you know, some people say you can't say something like that in front of the president. when did this become a monarchy? you know, we are the people. the president works for us. you know, we need to remember that. this is a country that is for, of and

good to talk to you, carr lanfooer, morning star. and today we have the bulls versus the bears. >> michael jones of riverton investment is still a believer. john splat zanny agrees, seeing no nend sight to this rally. but randy bateman of huntington funds has been taking money off the table, and rob warns investors not to lose sight of the challenges that face the u.s. economy. gentleman, thanks for joining us. rob, let's start with you. so we've got a day where we've got the dow shedding about 40 points. is that consistent with where you think we go from here? the start of another downward move? >> well, long-term, kelly, we do think the market is going to be in a continued bullish trend. but after a 17% increase year-to-date, we wouldn't be surprised to see some short-term pullback. having said that, there are many opportunities for investors, we believe, as the market becomes a little bit more challenged and investors look for substance in earnings, we're favoring high-quality, high return on equity companies, such as pepsi, such

nobody can afford them and it is not a fleet carr this is what they are doing to say we have to give option we will make it so expensive that they have to use the neece on. dennis: it is sometimes not the best solution ban government and you are bubusiness sandy will do what i tell you to do. is seems about power and corol. >> i think so. the mayor tried to forc all the cabs to go hybrid. we were okay and and oers were against he d i get that so now he says now i will force you not to be. now he is in control. dennis: coming up is mcdonald's tricking kids into eating unhealthy foods? this nine year-old girl lectures the ceo at the ico meeting. or are the parents to blame? it is all about money. and calories. this is america. we don't let frequent heartburn come between us and what we love. so if you're one of them people who gets heartburn and then treats day afr day... block the acid with priloc ot and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ male announcer ] e pill eachmorning. 24 hours. zero heartb dennis: a nine year-old grabs the spotlight at the annual shareholder meeting yest

points byhrough these bob carr. he is a master our rhetoric. says there is no evidence of cra compares the -- conspiracy designed to smuggle me off to langley, virginia. quite right, but that is not the issue here. the strong man has been constructed. , has mades admitted previous admissions, that the criminal investigation against wikileaks, which australian diplomats have said are unprecedented in scale and nature, continues. the subpoenas that came out as a result of the grand jury always has just two names on them. bradley manning, and my name. those are the only two people named in those opinions. in the manning court case, say, cross-itnesses examined, under oath, that the targets of the grand jury investigation are the founders and managers of wikileaks, among others. whetherrelation to sweden it extradites, there are a number of issues here. carr says thebob u.s. could ever extradited any time they like. well, just look at .usticeforassange.com it is normal for a grand jury to go for two to three years. the doj admits that the grand jur

my children have been there from kindergarten at the betsy carr mistake. i have two children there area 40 students. i'm here today speaking on behalf of tina. i want to express as an parents i've known those individuals for many years from kindergarten through the whole school. my children have had 4.0. they were academically my daughter was promoted into lowell high school. i feel those teachers have given integrity and they have united the school of african-american, hispanic, and those two individuals imparted to my daughter extreme principle morales and i give my hundred percent support to those individuals they are outstanding. and the school board please take a close process that it goes through it it would find somehow so a teacher who gives so much of hers in difficult significance and then being fate out without being any process please bring them back >> can you tell me your name sir? >> i'm william. thank you very much. >> hello, i'm a uc student. i have given my time to do my part to secure the long term future with the hope of future generati

. >> reporter: carr works seven days a week to run off, scare off, or as a last resort to kill off birds that are a hazard. only wildlife scientists are allowed to shoot the birds. >> you need to determine is there imminent threat, are there any aircraft approaching, any waiting to take off. >> reporter: despite the high number of strikes, carr says they manage to relocate them without killing them most of the time. >> the goal is safe aircraft operations. we would like to reduce the number of strikes as much as possible. i mean, ideally, there wouldn't be any. >> reporter: still, in 2012, sacramento killed 1487 birds up from 237 in 2011. compare that to oakland's airport, which killed 1125 birds in 2012, 1250 the year before, or san francisco which killed 410 birds last year, down from 554 the year before, neither of the representatives would go on cameras with detailed explanations showing the types of birds they killed. >> the new birds will move in. it is not as if you're going to be devoid of it. >> reporter: she teaches at san jose state's technology department and is also a pilot

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i have 3 announcements the may 1st there's a meeting at betsy carr mistake school and their dpoont the money so folk please go to the silicon website for more information. secondly, the public works has a number of jobs for young people. that's really targeted for youth and young adults. in particular they have a program that's between the 16 and 21 ages. i encourage people to going to the jobs and internship website for www dot s f p w dot s r t. and for families looking forward to the summer the rec and parks are having their scheduled. it's very important for people to know that children would live in housing authority property can go for fro as children don't have to my to participate for those programs i encourage those first names to take advantage of this opportunity. i just - the superintendent has one announcement i want to say i had gotten to go with a activity i think they had speak hundred and 40 children rode bikes to school today. superintendent >> thank you president i can't help we have some late breaking good news to share. as you know many of our schools were not fund

. >> good afternoon owner of a chairman i'm 25 years madalinas carr cab. six months i think we need madalinas now we are left r with sidecars. if we do adding madalinas gradual it will be too late for us to compete in the past when we didn't have so much that technology we were still able to add 5 hundred cabs at once i urge you to add 5 to 6 hundred madalinas at once and give the madalinas to the first applicant on the list for $50,000 each. the reason i say that is the sidecar they say their will be no drivers. it's going to be one cab, one shift please. whatever you decide set one price for all 5 to 6 hundred madalinas. those madalinas and the list will be for the drivers who deserve better deals and price. thank you. so far in general of the report is good but i wasn't part of that study i was left out by them and you, too directors. tell me otherwise to owners i just requested. anyone else? >> i see one more coming forward. >> i'd like to ask the members of this board would you take a ride from one of those shadow cab drivers if the driver was an ax m

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we are targeting residential non-carr customers that is noted by the arrow the first two columns show the standard p g and e tariff and tariff title and the final 6 columns shows the proposed not to exceed rate for this program and you will note that rate in 2013. so at this point i'm happy to take any questions on the information i have presented. >> colleagues, any comments or questions? >> let me start off on slide 4 you have an arrow pointed to the rates of point 14 kilowatt hour. i'm wondering what that means in term of bonding capacity for build out. has that been a -- in terms of looking at a rate or imagine a rate based on what we want to consider for bonding capacities. >> as miss hale has mentioned it's based on a certain renewable rate and customer care participation. if we change some of these choices made in the programs or changed in some of the assumption we can change the cost of the program and apply the cost savings to either lowering the rate or we can apply it to bonding capacity, but if we were to add up all of those cost savings that were summarized by miss hale,

it did feature the stuff from a john le carre novel. apart from the more traditional types of espionage, today's spies are just as often students, researchers, business people, or operators of front companies. they seek not only state secrets, but trade secrets from corporations and universities, such as research and development, intellectual property, and insider information. consider the recent case of a naturalized u.s. citizen from india. for 18 years, he was an engineer at no. 0 grumman, the defense contractor that built the stealth bomber, one of our nation's most important strategic assets -- an engineer at no. full grumman -- nor folk -- norfolk grumman. he sold highly classified information about the stealth technology to several nations, including china, and also made six covert trips to china to assist them in development of stealth technology for their cruise missiles. partnerships again were essential in finding and stopping him before he could further damage national security. together with the air force, u.s. customs, irs

then lindsay carr and frank rose and eddie trent and lindsay carr and george maloney, it's just one paragraph after another with people identified. >> guest: right. c-span: what are we looking at? >> guest: right. what we're looking at is the story be--being woven by the people who lived the experience each one of them is telling a little slice of the thompson story. and what i've done is edited it in a way that their thoughts are, i hope, one flowing narrative. the reason i did this, and i tried to--a few times to write it in narrative, is i found this to be much more honest way to present the facts of this story if it had been a single narrator telling the story, everything that occurred would be filtered through me without the benefit of the primary person involved being able to tell that part of his story. so what i found--i didn't come to the idea of using oral history to start. but what i discovered was that i was captivated by these voices. they were more poignant, profound, powerful, jarring than anything that i could have written and much more honest at the same time. so i wanted to

after being agonizingly denied the euro lee crown last year with a final shot of the game says carr were out for revenge on defending champions olympiakos in the last four of this year's tournament at the london ota arena and with inspiring coach daughter messina back in charge who would lead says god to the last year p ground in two thousand and eight the omen seemed good but after a tight first quarter libya has pulled away and led forty two twenty eight at half time this guy could only muster eight points in the third and despite dispirited late fightback the greek side again triumphed sixty nine fifty two and went into the final looking for their third continental title. in that decider olympiakos was set to face real madrid who reached their first league final in eighteen years after coming back to be arch rivals barcelona in an all spanish cecil contest. the cattle inside edge that had early on taking the first quarter eight hundred eleven however reale braley did a second to take a six point halftime lead. to regain the advantage fifty one forty eight up after three quarters befor

and we famously heard that the pakistani foreign minister carr says that pre nine eleven there was so little suicide bombings in pakistan and after nine eleven after these drone wars a split in the country we've seen an explosion three hundred fifty two i think in a matter of just mere years if sharif continues to operate with the us i mean why are we continuing such a counterproductive program what is the real reason why the u.s. is so invested in these drone wars in the country i wish we had a straight answer for that but i think we have to think historically about where the drone strikes take place they take place in the tribal territories that are extremely marginalized disempowered barely have any voting rights and operate on tribal laws so it's very easy for the united states to treat the zone as a buffer zone and it's equally easy for the pakistani government to treat this area as a buffer zone and they has for centuries starting with the british and it's easier to to rain down terror on this area and and excluded both from the national narrative and from the global narrative a

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you know robbie carr says that pre nine eleven there was so little suicide bombings in pakistan and after nine eleven after these drone wars as they did in the country we've seen an explosion three hundred fifty two i think in a matter of just mere years. continues to operate with the us i mean why are we continuing such a counterproductive program what is the real reason why the u.s. is so invested in these drone wars in the country i wish we had a straight answer for that but i think we have to think historically about where the drone strikes take place they take place in the tribal territories that are extremely marginalized disempowered barely have any voting rights and operate on tribal laws so it's very easy for the united states to treat the zone as a buffer zone and it's equally easy for the pakistani government to treat this area as a buffer zone and they has for centuries starting with the british and it's easier to to rain down terror on this area and and excluded both from the national narrative and from the global narrative and i think that that's why they keep on doing it an

the hyper mileage techniques to work acc is it on the this will be derek carr. >> i can see the range ca for run of gas. youcan see it go up and you can add miles on to the range in just a few short miles i have already added 10 miles to my range. >> you are saving a couple of bucks but risking your life tailgating these people. i risk my life every weekend. i will get to the particulars, but less to say that we're not missing any of that. driving itself as the most dangerous thg the we do. i know until a semis. full i let them break the wind to give you a little bit more fuel efficiency. john: california said he should allow for feed for miles-per-hour. the 65 miles-per-hour, supposed to be too moderate and 60 feet, 17 car lengths back. no one does that. 3 feet, 13 car lengths. >> in new hampshire is-2 car lengths. john: that was a joke. >> that's not true. john: this does save you some money. testing is illegal down el. >> you kind of slingshot. you accelerate, get going, and put it into neutral. you essentially have to do it i the right hand granma lane. that is the real danger. jo

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joining us with thoughts on this is former chief of staff to president george bush,andy carr. >> i amthrilled to be here and yes, second terms do create college challenges. >> they do. you had a front row seat to history of course and you know what impact a crisis can have on the white house. there is drama of course. and as these scandals unfold there is a lot of talk that the president is a by stander than a leader. your reaction to that? >> i hope president obama is just as outraged as america is about what happened in the irs. that is outrageous no matter your political stripe and partisan nature and if i los foe. and i hope he is angry he was misled about the facts in benghazi. maybe he was not told the truth in benghazi and i hope he is angry on that. and he has a responsibility to lead the country and i expect the chief of staff appropriately told the white house do your job and don't let the investigations and scandals concern you. you do the job and help the president follow-through on the a gend a. i don't agree with the agenda but i know dennis mcdona ugh wants the staff to

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gregg: will carr in los angeles and to our viewers welcome to will and from us, will you're our newest> reporter: thank you so much. looking forward to the opportunity. gregg: all right. we'll see you soon. heather. heather: coming up a surprising new report claiming that u.s. oil production will dominate world-wide supply growth over the next five years. so what is behind that? we'll take a look. this a memorial day tradition threatened by budget cuts manages to get off the ground in a few u.s. straits. i'll take it to the skies with the air national guard aerobatic team. >> norman t. hatch, retired major. >> i'm about to return from my 6th tour of duty. i fight because this countries ha given my family everything. >> my first firefight was eight and a half minutes, it felt like two days. for a second we stopped thinking about the round that are flying past us, or hitting right next to our feet, and the mortars coming in, and just watched these awesome people do what they do best. the whole sea was lit up with big explosions of the big guns firing. what i saw in my camera was a good n