no longer at fort carson. his sons grew up, moving around like army brats, and they were young officers. by the time he took over fort carson, both of them were dead. one had been blown up just a few meters from the scene i described to you in the book in the sunni triangle, and killed. the other had been killed -- or had killed himself after struggling with depression and being afraid to openly treat it because he was an officer in the army, and especially at that time, to an extent still, that just didn't fly. so here was this man who had lost his family, one to the horror of war, one to behavioral health, he had nothing to lose. he had only to gain. because he felt like everyday when he looked at the soldiers, all of the soldiers, he saw his sons. he said, what would i do for these guys rex and so, the top to the bottom, remained behavioral health, how the commander deals with mental health. not only that, he got the army to commission a big study epidemiologic of consultation. that brought in all sorts of

carson went without him. when did mr. carson leave the government again? >> the honorable leader of the government. order. >> my friend has a rather interesting use of vocabulary. and a different sense of the word than i would have thought about in relation to this. here's what we know, mr. speaker, is serious allegations were raised. the prime minister did the right and proper thing and immediately referred the matter to the relevant authorities. i hope three things, they'll conduct an investigation of the matter and two, use the full extent of the law to anyone who broke it. >> the honorable member -- let's try something else, mr. speaker. the conservatives created the canadian school of energy and environment. on its website we find carson's biography and i quote, since he joined the canadian school of energy he has had a number of roles at the request of the minister of the environment mr. francis and current and fortunatelier minister of natural resources. oops, the cat is out of the bag. carson now talks about the conservative quebecen and labor -- f

>> i am not allowed on fort carson.d to get permission to people following me around with a tape recorder. [inaudible] >> vsnl. and the military you can't generalize. some people are complete and there are other people who are intelligent and thoughtful and open-minded and i have a lot of friends at fort carson. they are just not the people who would necessarily be in charge of dealing with the media. but they are very open-minded. in fact, the other day i had lunch with the brigade psychologist and she's doing fantastic work. [inaudible] >> -- almost his life or to make sure as many people as possible understand why it is that in this war and how it can be treated. do you understand the impacts on family and brigade leaders? chaplains are becoming more involved in advisory roles to use, commanders and finding hegemony cricket ingredient before some of the stuff is even a devout. i appreciate very much what you have done for this whole realm of misunderstanding. i feel very badly for the guys who are still over there. >

carson gave in 2010 to the conference. the title managing a conservative political agenda in a minority situation. it is full of advise on how to manipulate the media and questions here to members of parliament. will the prime minister now admit the -- [applause] >> the honorable government host. >> i don't think i got a question there. we have a member of the high park. i remember when peggy was here. she was always fighting for the cause. she would be voted for the supplement and increase. >> the honorable remember. mr. speaker, bruce carson is now the subject to after investigation for influenced peddling. because of the minister of natural resources gave him a mandate. so what mandate did carson have for the quebec left in his duties? the honorable leader of the government in the house? >> the scandal talk from the liberal party. the real scandal before canadians is the liberal-led coalition who want to push aside the results of the next election campaign and assume power in the risky country with the block and the mdp

four houses on carson street have been red tagged. four more are threatened. robert lial got a look inside a red tagged home that he has never been allowed to live in. >> i contacted them and i was told the hill is already inside my house. >> this is first time he ventured inside his home. he allowed cbs 5 cameras in for a look at the unbelievable wall of mud. it's the height of the first floor of the house and it ripped the stucco out like tissue paper, buckling the fireplace. the hillside behind his home started sliding late last week. due to torrential rain. >> i think it would be a good idea to declare this local emergency. >> so the chief building inspector said that would allow red or yellow tagged homeowners to apply for state emergency aid. the vote was a unanimous yes. but there's a lot the city isn't telling homeowners. >> it is on the association, declared the public nuisance. >> he got his hands on this january 2009 letter from the city of hercules. they knew the hill was unstable. but the fix is up to home ordinary reasons and they had 60 days to

. >> the houses in jeopardy are on carson street and they are part of a development. robert lyles got a look inside a red tagged home that the owner says he has never been allowed to live in. robert? >> reporter: well, dana, to understand the gravity of what's happening here allow me to show you something. these are k rails and they are normally found on the side of a freeway. so why are they in a quiet neighborhood? well, the city of hercules believes that these walls are the only thing that will stop this house from sliding off of its foundation, pushed by the landslide from the hillside beyond this home. now, that home run says he has never been allowed to live inside. he says he was never told that that house was in jeopardy. in fact, he provided cbs5 with these documents saying that both the city and the homeowners' association knew that hillside was a disaster waiting to happen. >> i was contacted on thursday and i was told that the hill is already inside my house. >> reporter: this is the first time he has entered his home. he allowed only cbs5 cameras in for a

. >> warner: today, assistant secretary of state johnnie carson suggested gbagbo did still have the chance to leave. >> there still is an opportunity for gbagbo to step aside in a fashion that will prevent widespread bloodshed and a difficult fight in abidjan for power.

happen to be in my district, compton and carson. his jurisdiction includes 40 cities, nine colleges, 58 superior courts, and a local jail system housing over 20,000 prisoners. sheriff baca is a respected witness. he has been to this committee testifying in both 2009 and 2010 and was invited here by our ranking member mr. thompson. please join me in welcoming sheriff lee baca. >> thank you very much. mr. chairman, thank you. i thank ranking member thompson and your committee for this hearing today. moreover, i would like to thank secretary janet napolitano and the department of homeland security f the support los angeles has received regarding combatting violent extremism. the los angeles county sheriff's department has long been a leader in the development of relationships with the various ethnic, cultural and religious communities that thrive in the los angeles area. we have established strong bonds through continuing outreach and physical presence and important

many own homes an carson street in the path what if is now called the carson slide zone. real estate agents say if you might be buying a house in a slide zone you need to do your home work. >> i'll ask questions to the neighbors, how's this house, have problems with it. how long have you lived here. then i'll request the seller, banks excluded, that they order what's called a natural hazards disclosure report. >> santa cruz supervisors declared a state of emergency as well. flash floods, the tsunami caused more damage than the county can handle. the state of emergency will help secure state funding. there is $8 million damage in santa cruz and the tsunami in santa cruz cause more than $28 million in damage. it's getting more dry and christina joins us with the forecast. >> good morning to you, scott mcgrew. i'll step out of the way so you can bask in the glory of these numbers. we were being aggressive yesterday i thought when i went about 75 degrees across the area. but we're talking about the 80s already so we're still on pace to hit 90 degrees in some cities tomorrow.

many own homes on carson street right in the path of what is called the carson slide zone. >> should i walk away? stop making my payments? foreclosure? and then move where? >> reporter: homeowners in many bay area neighborhoods are asking the same questions. three homes in san pablo has been yellow tabbed and hole owners in morgan hill find out they're in the slide zone, too. >> we can only divulge information that we have on hand. >> reporter: john cheney is a real estate agent with century 21. he says if you think you might be buying a home in slide zone, you better do your homework. >> i ask questions to the neighbors. how is this house? any problems with if? how long have you lived here, things of that nature. then i request the seller, banks excluded that they order a natural hazards disclosure report. >> reporter: cheney says if a buyer is concerned he or she should hire a soil engineer to check the property. if they don't they might buy a home in a slide zone and not know it. >> i purchased it and now know nothing about the slide. what's going to happen next? do i have to leav

carson went without him. when did mr. carson leave government again? >> order. >> he has an interesting use of a vocabulary, a different set of words that i would have thought about in relation to this. during the allegations that were raised, he did the right thing, the proper thing, and brought in the immediate relevant authorities. i hope there's an investigation into the matter and i hope they will bring the full canadian law to anyone who violated it. >> mr. speaker, the canadians created conservative energy environment on $13 million, not nothing. said seat enjoyed the canadian school of ministry, he has approved a number of laws, with the current and foreign minister. the cat is out of the bag. do these ministers feel the need to confess to the house and the rcnp? >> mr. speaker, these slanders made by the members will not help a senior or volunteer firefighter or health care worker. and the liberal party should get behind that. >> the hon. member. mr. speaker, the conservative government, true to itself, is continuing to ignore the energy needs

speaker, bruce carson is now the subject of an investigation. it is said that the minister of natural resources gave him a mandate. what mandate to did carson have for quebec as and his duties? -- for quebeckers and his duties? >> it is a level-led coalition want to falsify the results of the next election campaign. worse yet, they will not be open and transparent about their attempt to push aside the results of the next election campaign. canadians deserve better and our seniors need help from the income supplement. but that money to work for canadian seniors. >> the hon. member. >> mr. speaker, at the ball like that, they will have to find a job insert the sla -- in cirque de soleil. money was given to a man who defrauded clients. this is a white collar criminal. they got a mandate to directly from the government. it starts to sound like the cover. why are there so many privileges for this individual? >> this from a man who sat around the table -- it is just a little rich. >> the hon. member. >> our government is focused on the priorities of c

eight homes are in immediate danger along carson street in the hills south of highway 4. ktvu's ken wayne is there and says homeowners can only wonder what might happen next, ken. >> julie we're on carson street where the no parking signs are in place. the concrete barrier is up and yellow tape around the eight affected homes. four homes are regular tagged, four homes are yellow. red is homeowners can't stay inside, yellow they can't go in at all. you can see the tons of soil that has been on the move. martin gonzalez says he tried to buy landslide insurance years ago but no one would sell it. tonight his home is yellow tagged and his family doesn't know where to go. >> they told me, we want to move out. we don't want to get buried alive. >> reporter: tonight the council declared a national emergency. >> we have problems in san pa proand they hope we can tie it together and make ate regional response from the state -- problems in san pablo and they hope we can tie it together to make it a regional response. >> the city says our homeowners association owned the land and th

eight homes are in immediate danger along carson street in the hills south of highway 4. ktvu's ken wayne is there and says homeowners can only wonder what might happen next, ken. >> julie we're on carson street where the no parking signs are in place. the concrete barrier is up and yellow tape around the eight affected homes. four homes are regular tagged, four homes are yellow. red is homeowners can't stay inside, yellow they can't go in at all. you can see the tons of soil that has been on the move. martin gonzalez says he tried to buy landslide insurance years ago but no one would sell it. tonight his home is yellow tagged and his family doesn't know where to go. >> they told me, we want to move out. we don't want to get buried alive. >> reporter: tonight the council declared a national emergency. >> we have problems in san pa proand they hope we can tie it together and make ate regional response from the state -- problems in san pablo and they hope we can tie it together to make it a regional response. >> the city says our homeowners association owned the land and th

carson to another international climate change summit.ne of canada's official delegates. mr. cartman was there and with the represented the prime minister backed mr. carson's day job is to advise the oil and gas industry on energy and climate change policy. every canadian knows this is a complex of interest. the rcmp may be investigating how mr. carson eustis -- an explanation of why when and how mr. bersin was given this kind of access in the first place. >> you order. the honorable government house leader. >> mr. speaker is not unusual at the climate change summit -- a variety of people representing industries, labor groups and lay people mr. speaker. i remember when i was minister of the environment even inviting the member firm parkdale hyde park mr. speaker. mr. speaker we generally elect them to spend the whole time there and not to go to have the meeting. >> the conservatives are saying that bruce carton left his office and until now the cross cross -- and 2009 the department of energy and the kent -- a meeting. mr. carson was such

. >> reporter: they are counsel instructing it but check how far it stretches down carson street. they hope that will catch any mud that comes crashing down. it's gorgeous today but authorities are still very worried. >>> water is rushing out of the soggy hillside. even though it hasn't rained in two days. looking at all this water you would think today's dry weather would be a welcome relief. think again. >> it can cause just as many problems. right now the soil expands when its wet. when it starts to dry out. it starts to contract. that contraction can cause those slip plains in the hill to reactivate because they are expanding and contracting. gravity comes to work and the hill comes down. >> reporter: so the city spent the morning putting up more barricades. >> i didn't get any sleep at all. i was up all night. >> terry has been yellow-tagged and he is hoping it can be saved. last night they declared an emergency so officials can apply for state funds to help the homeowners. >> it city has no money to invest in the hill. >> this is the house he predicts will come down first. i

they can be delayed in carson middle. you could not prepare them at great expense and pay the fees and to you have a project. why do you not know that we have a project? it is because our site permit is activated. that is why the engineering drawings are not submitted. as usual, it is at the building department and not at the planning and not before you and your staff. your staff has the experts to review the structural drawings and engineering reports. we do not expect problems from that. the site is one of the gentler sloping sides in the city. not a lot. if you heard from mr. williams, you would think that this is a 45% sloat. he asks that your planning department stop and do more review them they have done so far. provide the expertise to give that structured engineer -- engineering drawings. if you could have the planning department do that sort of thing, when it comes to you in june, you should double their personnel. you have a department that does that, the building department. bank that -- they make mistakes, the

. >> reporter: they are counsel instructing it but check how far it stretches down carson street. they hope that will catch any mud that comes crashing down. it's gorgeous today but authorities are still very worried. >>> water is rushing out of the soggy hillside. even though it hasn't rained in two days. looking at all this water you would think today's dry weather would be a welcome relief. think again. >> it can cause just as many problems. right now the soil expands when its wet. when it starts to dry out. it starts to contract. that contraction can cause those slip plains in the hill to reactivate because they are expanding and contracting. gravity comes to work and the hill comes down. >> reporter: so the city spent the morning putting up more barricades. >> i didn't get any sleep at all. i was up all night. >> terry has been yellow-tagged and he is hoping it can be saved. last night they declared an emergency so officials can apply for state funds to help the homeowners. >> it city has no money to invest in the hill. >> this is the house he predicts will come down first. i

several homes are red tagged or yellow tagged on carson street. three days of sunshine might be making things worse. >> well, one of the red tagged homes down the street here is beginning to bow badly on the inside, we're told on the second floor that. could be an indication the situation is becoming more hazardous. this is some homeowners feel anything but safe. >> i'm scared because i mean, with my neighbors i'm scared for my receive. the safety. we don't know. >> and and the hillside has been slipping. and sliding in several directions. more barricades were put into place today. ready for a total collapse. >> and i feel more comfortable looking every couple hours. >> john mcgwire is the chief building official for hercules. geologists have told him rain is gone, but dry weather can be treacherous for a hillside. >> this is swelled up, it expands. the water starts to dry out it starts shrinking back down. >> this is my hope that slide will keep moving into that direction. >> the home has been yellow tagged but he's hoping it can be safed. the ci

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the homes along the east side of the carson street were yellow tagged yesterday. four other homes in the neighborhood had been red tagged and evacuated. a yellow tag means the home may be unsafe and advises residents not to remain overnight. city officials say it appears the waterlogged hill is moving quite rapidly and the red tagged homes are very unstable. >> i went and looked at the worst home. it's moved about 6 inches. it's continuing to move. it will fall over on its own or we'll have to take the thing down. >> he said the little started moving back in two. one home was already demolished back then. today, the city plans to install concrete rails along the road to prevent mud from pouring into the home if the hillsides come down. >>> and some people in san pablo are waiting to see if the state will declare an emergency for six homes hitting on a hillslide sliding away there. part of the home slid away on friday. three homes have been yellow tagged, indicating, they are not safe to occupy. three others are threatened. a state emergency declaration would speed

we're on carson street in the city of hercules. behind me is one of the red tagged homes. this home -- we're in front of a different home than we were an hour ago but you can still see water on the driveway flowing out from behind the home. the deluge that started a week ago is showing no signs of slowing down. it's so bad that the water coming out from behind the garage door here. crews are due out this morning to construct barricades in back of some of the homes. the city red tagged four homes last week. the problem is the sliding hillside above the homes. according to a published report the earth has already slid into one home and broken some windows at that home. the barricades are supposed to protect homes from further movement. and just yesterday the city yellow tagged four more homes. yellow tagged meaning they can come and leave and retrieve property but not supposed to spend the night. utilities have been disconnected to the red tagged homes. tonight the city council is set to declare whether or not they're going to have to declare an emergency up here. now on thi

four houses on carson street have been red-tagged, four more threatened. homes are literally holding up the side of the hill that came tumbling down in the recent rains. that wall of mud is as high as the first floor of some of those homes. one of the home owners gave cbs 5 a look inside. that's where the hill has burst through windows and walls. the city of hercules working on ways to prevent more sliding and to keep the homes from being pushed into the street. >> we also are looking at the possibility of what it would take to actually remove the homes. however, given that the homes are really serving as a retaining wall right now, there most certainly has to be additional steps than removing the homes. >> one of those home owners just bought his house. he hadn't moved in yet. he said he should not have been sold the home because of the ongoing problem. >>> in san pablo, a meeting this evening for those affected by this landslide along wyman and hillcrest streets. six homes were damaged last week. people remain evacuated from three of those homes. the cit

the recent rains caused the hillside to tumble down next to eight homes on carson street in hercules. one home owner showed cbs 5 how the hills are bursting through the walls and windows of a home. it's one of four that's been red-tagged. the other four are threatened. the city is working to prevent more sliding so the homes are not pushed onto the street. >> we also are looking at the possibility of what it would take to actually remove the homes. however, given that the homes are legally serving as a -- really serving as a retaining wall right now, there most certainly has to be additional steps besides permitting the home. >> one home owner who just bought his house said he shouldn't have been sold the home because of the ongoing problems. the city says the hillside is private property and it notified home owners in the area years ago to fix the hill. >>> in san pablo some people still can't go home because of last week's damaging mud slide there. the city already declared a local emergency. there will be an informational meeting at city hall tonight at 6:00. >>> in the barry bonds

you can see that mud, rocks and debris from the landslide reaches to the roofs of several homes on carson street. they will try to add a barricade to prevent them from slipping. at least four homes have been red-tagged another four in jeopardy from last week's rains. tonight the city council will consider declaring an emergency. >>> from the intimate testimony of barry bonds' former mistress yesterday to scientific facts of a drug expert today the slugger's perjury trial continues with the giants former trainer and some major league ballplayers yet to take the stand. sharon chin reports. >> reporter: good afternoon. today's drama not with the witnesses but between the attorneys. apparently, the defense is trying to set the stage for a possible mistrial. the defense raised questions about the credibility of testimony yesterday from barry bonds' ex-mistress kimberly bell. the defense said she contradicted her 2003 grand jury testimony when she described the extent of his physical changes and the defense suggests the prosecution has withheld parts of bell's diary. it was 70 pages before the

ambassador yamamoto and secretary carson, we'd go a long way so i want to urge -- still here and carson, wherever you are, help us out. this can be a collective effort and i know that we can get there. >> thank you. and i couldn't agree more. ms. vigo walsh, in your testimony you referenced the srs problem. by sensitizing communities and local leaders that it's done through training, military and police officials who then become community sensitization leaders. you can tell us how successful that program has been? and secondly, ms. mccain you may want to speak to this as well. the issue of microcredit financing is huge in africa. and you know dollar for dollar i can't think of a better way to helping to empower women especially because most of those grants or loans i should say, go to women. and with a small amount of money, someone can not only get gainfully employed but they end up hiring four, five, six people in many cases. for those women who've been so sexually abused and traumatized do you find that microcredit financing and job skills helps them to mend not only help provide to

anthony james, carson day, catrina enrico, hannah nessens, lisa galloway. if your name has been called and you are in the first five, stand there. if not, take a seat. >> come right up, people waiting to speak. >> thank you. >> my name is guy hara. i am a software engineer. i have not prepared any detailed remarks. but i came here for the reason everyone else has come here. that is because music is deeply important to me. the events that are under consideration for regulation are deeply amazing and important events for me. while i completely understand the concern about regrettable and unfortunate incidents with people who overindulge, or whatever it is, there are far more fatalities, injuries, accidents, and harm done to the youth of this country by family abuse, from alcohol, from any number of things. these events and this music and the culture that you have heard people testifying to tonight is really -- it is what this country was founded four. it is what the people in the middle east right now are throwing themselves against tanks and guns for. it is

interstate 80 over donner summit is open as of now and highway 88 over carson pass remains closed due to avalanche control. reported six feet of new snow in the last few days. and the snow is expected to keep coming down. >>> the death toll from japan's earthquake and tsunami rose today to almost 8,500 people. another 13,000 are missing. the death toll is expected to climb as rescue workers discover more bodies. but at the same time, there are remarkable stories of survival. today, an 80-year-old woman and her 16-year-old grandson were rescude. the two were trapped in their kitchen and survived by eating the food that happened to be left in the refrigerator. meanwhile, the number 3 reactor at the crippled fukushima power plant is stable again tonight after an unexpected rise in pressure this morning. and radiation from the plant is showing up in more food. the government still says, though, the amount of radiation in food and water is so small, it's not posing a health threat. >>> it has been ten days since japan was rocked by that magnitude 9 earthquake and then the tsunami that foll

. >> muddy water poured out of the saturated hill and damaged these homes along carson street. four were red-tagged and people had to move out last week. four more were yellow-tagged giving families limited time. >> when the hill comes down, the folks are going to have a lot of mud in their homes. >> the fear is that it could all come down any minute. >> it's difficult to say there are actually two slides under there. one is a surface slide and the other one is very deep in the earth. according to the engineering department with the city. it's a slow slide. >> this is like a decade old problem. >> this has been going on since 2006 when homes were demd. they have been watching the power of nature swallow up the yards. >> the windows are broken in the back. >> we want the city to do something about it. >> now the neighbors are petitioning the city to step in and shore up the hillside because they think they are running out of time. >> kristen: supervisors meet in an emergency session to declare a state of emergency because of widespread storm damage there. it clears wait for home

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a huge wall of mud forced four families out of their homes on carson street.four others have restricted access. on tuesday night the city council declared local emergency. >>> in pleasant santon, police report a happy ending after a little boy was found wandering alone outside a wal-mart store at 3:00 a.m. police said the toddler was wearing just a the shirt and diapers. officers say he has not learned to talk yet but was smiling a lot so he wasn't upset. a wal-mart manager found the boy when he stepped outside to take a break. he called police and officers took the child into protective custody into they got a frantic call from his mother about 6:00 a.m. she and the boy had just moved in across the street to an apartment designed for someone in a wheelchair. >> the door handle's positioned relatively low on the door and the deadbolt was released by depressing the handle. the child was able to do that and get out. >> police said the boy crossed six lanes of a normally-busy street. fortunately there's not much traffic at that time in the morning. >>> now, the j

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>>reporter: muddy water poured out of the saturated hill and damaged the homes along carson street. 4 were red tagged and people moved out last week. 4 more were yellow tagged this afternoon giving these families limited time. >> when the hill comes down the folks are obviously going to have a lot of mud in their homes. >>reporter: fear is that it could all come down any minute. >> it is difficult to say because there are actually would slide upped there. one is a surface slide and the other one is very, very deep in the earth and according to the engineering department with the city it is a slow slide. >> this is like a decade old problem already man. >>reporter: this drama has been going on since 2006 when 2 homes were condemned. since then neighbors say they have been watching the force of nature swallow up the back yards. >> we have all noticed that the mud is against the wall of the homes. windows broken in the back. >> we want the city to do something bit. >>reporter: now the neighbors of this 2 90 home subdivision are petitioning the city to step in and shore up the hillside. b

. >> reporter: dozens of concrete barriers are being placed on carson street to protect the slide and utilities and homes on the other side of the street. neighbors have lived with the threat for a decade and worry with every winter rain. >> the hillside has been coming down for ten years. two empty lots up the streets used to be houses. >> reporter: connie's home across the street from the slide may be safe from now but as a member of the home owners association she could face a lawsuit. the association owns the sliding hillside. >> most home owners think monthly fees that's a landscaping kind of a pay. not, you know, trying to hold back the hillside kind of a payment. >> reporter: jorgenson and other home owners will be at hercules city council this evening as the city reviews' resolution declaring an emergency that may open the doors for funding. >> i don't think that it's fair for the home owners to take on the burden of counteracting a landslide. that was never something that the sales rep talked about. >> reporter: the city hall meeting gets under way at 6:00 this evening. we un

morning rather crews are set to bring in some barricades in order to shore up some homes here on carson street. take a look behind me at this home. this is one of the four red tagged homes. look at the water coming off the hillside. it's even coming out from under the garage there. that's how badly the hill is saturated. this is a flow of water. this is not a trickle. this is almost actually a stream. rather right now four homes are red tagged meaning no one can enter ask three are yellow tagged meaning people are being advised not to sleep there. according to a police officer we spoke to this morning, none are. the reason behind the red tagging of course that water right there. the hillside is sliding into homes. in fact, the earth is already damaging homes here. foundations are effected and windows are breaking. the city has red tagged the homes. they did that back on march 22nd. crews disconnected utilities that day as a safety precaution and also assures no one can live in the homes. this isn't the first time homes here have been threatened. the last time was back in the 1990s. we'r

politicians, this year including minnesota representative keith ellison and indiana representative andre carson, the only two muslims in congress. organizers say the experience gives young muslims a new vision for what can be accomplished. >> in a post- 9/11 reality, they sometimes have a hard time believing that their own government and their own elected officials want to hear from them, or even care about their opinions, because what they see on their campuses and in their hometowns is a rising level of islamophobia. >> reporter: the various projects are intended to be proactive against radicalism, but they have also provoked controversy. several outsiders have accused the campaigns and their leaders of not being tough enough against extremism, while some muslims fear the new initiatives could give the impression that the problem is bigger than it really is. >> some of the young people said, "uh, yeah, before you get going on that, make sure it doesn't portray us all as so- called radicalized," that that's a danger as well -- to project something that isn't there. >> some muslims have accused

four houses on carson street have been red-tagged, more are threatened, because the hill hijacked them is sliding. homes are literally holding up the side of that hill that came tumbling down in the recent rains. the wall of mud is as high as the first floor of those homes. one of the home owners gave cbs 5 a look inside. that's where the hill burst through windows and walls. the city of hercules is working on ways to prevent more sliding and to keep those homes from being pushed into the streets of. >> we also are looking at the possibility of what it would take to actually remove the homes. however, given that the homes are really serving as a retaining wall right now, there most certainly has to be additional steps besides just permitting the home. >> one home owner hasn't been able to move in yet. he said he should not have been able to sold the home because of the problem. >>> people affected by the landslide in san pablo will attend a meeting this evening. six homes were damaged last week. people remain evacuated from three of those homes. the city has already declared a local em

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a two hour program marks carson stacey who would expose the ignorance of america's best political commentators. the stories of the week in the kaiser reports it's a pretty. max keiser i brought you a present where you go for a beer. i'm calling it the c. herbert function in a can it's a little bit about plutonium. and uranium and coulter and she wrote on her blog that regarding japan the good news is that anyone exposed to excess radiation from a nuclear power plant is now probably much less likely to get cancer arsenic in very low doses. mild beneficial health benefits as i recall but of course you would want to swallow a gallon of it she's got. this kind of misinformation gets people to think that radiation is good for you made global warming is good to smoke and cigarettes is good it's a manufactured manufactured ignorance. the number of immigrants trying to reach europe has dramatically increased since the uprisings in africa thousands of people have rushed to the states for the violence and uncertainty government protests continue with all things which reports the grass isn't necessarily

destruction the two hundred people have reportedly been washed away we've seen pictures of buildings carson ships also being swept away by the raging waters several are missing on japan's sendai island that's on the eastern coast of the first wave has also reportedly reached our russia's karylle islands to the north and it's reportedly around a meter high of just looking at the a dramatic pictures you can see the water eating up everything in its path and now there are several fars along japan's eastern calls line four million homes are without power at the moment the prime minister has ordered an emergency response team to tackle the disaster with aircraft scrambled to the worst affected area and communication has been crippled and tokyo's narita international airport has been closed now the entire pacific region is a tsunami alert with her wire brace to be hit within the next few hours. well let's go back to libya and the effects of the political turmoil there while the fighting is picking up pace leaving the country's ravaged oil industry in the firing line well both sides are striving f

and on the way in and our ortiz carson report is in egypt a country still reeling from the protests which forced their president from power last month well max and stacey discuss how revolution in the west may be the only way to shake economic corruption from the big backs. of the people here they say criticisms of the government and then you see them for a moment thinking when i say that and then the light goes off yes of course i can say that i'm free it's the opposite in the united states where people will say something overly critical of the u.s. then they think of themselves you can see their mind thinking wait a minute am i allowed to say that so here are the two ships passing in the night one is becoming democratic and free was becoming ruled by a dictatorship of america take a cue from the millions of streams oversight over six bridge and topple the dictator stream over the brooklyn bridge stream over the george washington bridge stream into washington d.c. surround a federal reserve bank demanded a dictator leave you all with yourselves to breathe freely for once. the subject of

little thing but it's a big thing that maybe one of the reasons we don't see a lot of natural point carson is going to lean years russian basketball and that will continue to have to make to get a few resources he has a disposal well it's unlikely the american israeli will find a cure for his problem position at the upcoming european championships in a few waning meaning his ongoing search would continue which i've been told we don't see. ok let's stay with possible move to the n.b.a. were boston's big three were done in size in philadelphia as the sixers beat the eastern conference leading celtics at home reality paul pierce on kevin garnett combining for just thirty points in a close eighty nine eighty six rutan waltz garnett setting the defense attorney early in this one soaring to reject it to the meat shot in the first quarter lost in the seem to lose the spring in their step down the stretch rage on rondo missing and allowing his conscious portraiture holidays make it fifty eight forty nine down the other. here. on a tough old fourth quarter seeing the celtics missed a treat baskets

the action resumed in the k h l playoffs this tuesday afternoon where i want to be honest level as carson petersburg won their first match of their respective western conference semifinals this is what i teach school three goals in the third period to ensure they be surprised by reading or to the lobby and i dispatched early favorites from the last in the opening round and elsewhere care child dream team scarface atlanta with seven of the game's goals coming in the second period and the eastern conference semifinals face off on wednesday double defending champions act passes against firepower has sought out the liars both teams are yet to lose during this postseason and regular season winners of unguardable play let alone minutes of course of unguarded the last side to move into the quarter finals how to translate if they can make it seven three but hey reiss. and finally tracks train one to sports where the free ride well taught such a this weekend and there are. times especially for us. krasnaya polyana the resort that will stage the alpine ski events of the twenty fourteen winter olymp

right now there is considerable destruction two hundred people have been a washed away buildings carson ships are also swept by the raging waters several are missing in a sendai it follows the. tsunami that you're seeing you can see a wall of water there eating up everything in its path this follows the eight point nine magnitude earthquake it sent a four meter wall of water across the miyagi prefecture we're looking at to far at an oil facility in the northeastern part of tokyo we're also getting reports initial reports of far turbine building at a nuclear power plant in northeast japan have more details to come as it unfolds officials in japan are still assessing the damage has been difficult for them although the a prime minister not autocrat i have sent organize an emergency team to go to the affected areas so we will have definitely more on that so the waves are the tsunami waves has caused a tsunami watch in the whole of the pacific region russia has been affected the first wave has reportedly reached russia's real islands to the north and the waves are reported to be about three

the program continues now with the carson report saying this. and this is the kaiser report covering all the markets financial scandals around the globe let's bring in stacey or it's nice to see herbert max keiser i brought you a present where you go for here so. what do you say well i'm calling it stacey herbert fun china can it's a little bit of a plutonium mixed with uranium because according to the first headline max a glowing report on radiation he has apparently radiation is good for you know so this is ann coulter and she wrote on her blog that regarding japan the good news is that anyone exposed to excess radiation from the nuclear power plants is now probably much less likely to get cancer we did recently discuss agatha logic capitalism and this is a prime example of it either using fake science or mis misleading using science because there is research into the effects of radiation that can be positive in very very very very very very low dose agents not a nuclear meltdown arsenic in very low doses good dosages. mild beneficial health b

cleared for the next orbital mission six space men have excelled in their final exams at russia's carson arts training center in star city their next scheduled to blast off from the baikonur launch pad. the sun at the end of march the mission will be devoted to the fiftieth anniversary of the first man in space yuri gagarin a crew will spend one hundred seventy days on the sas and will meet two u.s. shuttles and three russian cargo ships a spacewalk is also planned during a mission. the latest in our special series of travels across russia is heading your way next and this time the focus is the historic city of jaroslav. archies close up team journeyed to some three hundred kilometers northeast of moscow to the millennium old city of last longer it's day three of our exploration there and we have already seen its historic architecture and culture but one thing we didn't talk about yet is its fascination with sports on the france went there to check out how the region's landscapes are not just great to look at but right on as well. i everyone's going crazy for sports in the jaroslav or re

lead ares and hercules are trying to decide how to respond to a massive landslide happening along carsony. so far four homes are red tagged and another are threatened. they are standing live with soei