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. >>> existe una desorganización al interior de la falia chi michoacana.as de fuego a principios de diciembre. >>> desde entonces, parece ser que es un grupo criminal lleve a una profunda crisis. >>> la familia michoacana mo la conocimos, quedó desarticulada. >>> de acuerdo con la policía federal solo quedan algunos pequeños grupo de este cartel vulnerables a los operativos de las autoridades. fue presentado el jefe de una de estas células. su nomb, francisco lópez villanueva el bigotes. >>> comenzó a trabajar para los zetas cuando se a laern para el cartel de la familia. a cambio de lo cual la familia michoacana termino te el trasiego de drogas. de los zetas a través del puert de lázaro cárdenas. luego de los abus que los zetas cometían, se rompió la laci entre ambos grupos criminales. >>> y toma partido y queda como encargado. >>> as el quedó jo las órdenes de fernando gómez como sicario del cartel de la familia y entre sus labores recientes. estaba la ex torsión y robo de autos e instituciones bancarias. según la policía, federal rca prueba más clara qu

. >> chi chi chi! >> le le le! captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news world headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> smith: good evening, katie is off tonight. tornadoes are about the last thing you'd expect on new year's eve, but the conditions were right. a fast-moving cold front came up against unseasonably warm air from the gulf of mexico early today. that set off a giant wave of violent storms throughout the south and midwest. the twisters hit four states, including missouri. in a matter of minutes, dozens of homes were torn apart. utility poles were ripped out of the ground and three people were killed. there were also three deaths in cincinnati, arkansas, a small town near the oklahoma border. a tornado hit before dawn, tearing roofs off houses and leaving a trail of destruction. don teague is there tonight. don, what's the situation? >> reporter: good evening, harry. we now know about 24 homes were destroyed here in cincinnati. i'm standing in what was the living roo

they're made from hatched chi chilies. these are wrapped in banana leaves. and these tamales are actually interesting. i broke one. they're wrapping in parchment. there's a company that makes deer meat tamales and goat tamales. one is telling us he's cooking up sweet tamales for next year and some are wrapping them for next year. >> my mom brings ash tamales. they're very dry, very bland. the aztecs eat them. they're not for me. >> right now we're going to irwin. they're tasting all-vegetarian first. there's some great vegetarian tamales this year, really good ones. you almost don't -- i'm a mediator. i'm always the mediator. there's a few companies -- there's one company in particular in fairfax, california, marin county, and she makes the most fantastic tamales. you don't realize they don't have meat. they have much flavor and they're very, very good. >> what's your tip of the judges? i'm looking at it and i want to taste everything. you've got to pace yourself. >> the first tip is turn your glass over and put some water in them. you're going to need to pu

she had a daily routine and did tai chi. she enjoyed going to teahouses with friends and was extremely good in making chinese pastries for others to enjoy. that is it, and that includes roll call. -- concludes roll call. at this time, we have three minutes until 3:30, where we will do quite a few connotations. if there are members of the public to would like to step up and to public comment, we will do two three and then to the special accommodations and then go back to general public comment. madam clerk? clerk calvillo: members of the public can address the board on items that are not on the agenda. speakers using translation will be about twice the amount of time. if members of the public would like a document to be displayed on the overhead projector, please states and return in -- please state so in return nitpicky -- and return it when finished. president chiu: safety. first speaker. >> [speaking foreign language] -- thank you. my supervisor, jane kim. [speaking foreign language] president chiu: excuse me. if you could

the city and the police forces are rad chi different but both are face -- radically different but both are facing budget issues. san jose was nearly twice the population of oakland has 1250 officers. the city spared laying off officers hast year, instead having them agree to take a pay cut. . >>> apple cofounder and ceo steve jobs is taking a second medical leave. his second in two years. the 55-year-old cancer survivor will turn over day to day control of the company to the number two man tim cook. and says that he will continue as ceo. jobs did not elaborate on the specific health reason behind his leaving nor how long he will be gone. he has battled pancreatic cancer. and a liver transplant. apple stock fell 6%. the share's decline is expected to continue on wall street tomorrow. >>> new tonight at 11 san fransisco's muni will officially release its service report tomorrow. we have a preview and it's not good, is it haaziq? >> reporter: no it's not. in fact the standard report this one i have right here, says muni on time service performance is moving in the wrong direction. being o

the chi says not. what i am cautioning you is -- this is your third extension for this one. next one, full-court press. to say, why are we continuing to keep these projects alive. they have no affordable housing. they are hitting a real high part of the market. i question whether the environmental review is valid. it is based on data that is five, six years old. what quev is a site that is right next to a free way entrance. the freeway entrance sites are more attractive than other sites because you could do reverse commutes down to silicon valley. what is the valley, to the city, to the people needing housing if all we're doing is pumping up the sly of housing at the really top end of the market and the people that really need the housing is the 80 to 120% which isn't being served? that's just regular working folks. i won't be able to afford -- i'm not part of the market for this, maybe you are but i'm not. i question the extension -- we just postponing space -- facing up to the fact that maybe rincon hill is based on an economy that doesn't exist. thank you. >> to approve a

i was pretty smart out there and chi shoot it. i was too -- and i could shoot.i was too slow. >> and two days after signing with the red wings, that bove nabokov has the islanders going on, and he will not return. >> and we don't want to get disrespected. even with a nosebleed. >> congratulations. see you in pittsburgh. can't wait. >> neither can we. bart scott and the jets have not been as talkative this week leading up to the afc championship game. even rex ryan has toned it down. what happened to the trash- talking jets we know and love? >> we want the t-shirt. we want the hat. we want the trophy. and i don't know what else i need to say. that's the truth. and they've had six super bowl trophies and if they want to put them on the field we will play them today. >> and that game at 3:30 tomorrow on cbs 5 against the steelers. >> all of the trash talking was working for them. >> and maybe this week, they might be a little in over their heads. >> it is a great game. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >>> well, a cruise ship with a controversial past heads for san fran

was dan brown's da chin chi code right after all?ofessor appears unconvinced. >> the idea is pa tently absurd. you can find support for everything if you look hard enough. >> reporter: professor kemp does see an upside. >> the fact that it is engaging people with one of the great human creations is entirely to be welcomed. it's a great thing. it's exciting and it's great fun. >> reporter: in the right eye visible only through a manage fiing class italians found the letters lv. that could be clear enough, leonardo leonardo da vinci and in the arc of the background 72 or an l and 2. professor kemp found nothing. so discovery for stunt? it isn't clear. it isn't as clear as sharp as it was in leonardo's day. it is known davda vinci loved t hide symbols and code. the mona lisa was he especially dear to davin klda vinci. he never sold it. is there a message in the eyes? if so, what it is. italian police are investigating. there's more to this than meets the eye. >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. "football night in america" is

money is flowing into inland chi china as well as shanghai and other coastal cities. but the investment boom is raising concerns about inflation. >> reporter: subways, shopping malls, and other real estate projects are under construction in the city of xian in china's's inland province of xanxi. xan xiong owns a real estate company in xian. he launched his business eight years ago. the firm has grown rapidly thanks to china's property boom. last year the company posted $300 million in sales, a 30% increase from the previous year. >> reporter: chang is confident his business will keep expanding. >> translator: the real estate boom will continue for another decade. everybody in the sector will benefit from the rapid growth just by sticking around. >> reporter: however, the lives of chinese people are being hard hit by the influx of foreign capital. prices of daily goods are rising across the board. china's consumer price index for november rose 5.1% from a year earlier. the increase in food prices was especially sharp, with an 11.7% year on year increase. >> translator:

than 500 seats, life than is a says even the economy class cabin is roomier than what you would tip chid. >>> starting monday downtown san francisco may look more hectic than usual. that's when city transportation leaders begin a new reconstruction phase for the central subway project. crews will start relocating underground utilities for union square and market street areas to underneath sidewalks along stockton street. that means that lots of construction will be out there but the city says it won't cut off access to any businesses. you can expect this phase of the project to continue through june 2012. >>> and donations for victims of the san brown oh pipeline blast are finally reaching the victims but, today, only about 6 people picked up their checks at city hall. in all, about 99 families are eligible to receive between 1 and $6,000. the city received nearly $400,000 in donations after the pipeline erupted back in september. >>> coming up, bakers beware. >> okay. i'm removed my dish, closed the oven, turned and started to walk towards the counter and, boom, it exploded. >> the inv

. >> host: two other books, "a secret history of mi6" and william f buckly's chi ris, diaries and some of his columns. new hampshire, you're on the air, go ahead, chuck. >> caller: yes, i want to ask jennifer what will the impact of e-books have on the library system? will that cause a centralization of library content because we can down load it from the one source rather than the public library be a local provider? >> host: jenn? >> guest: you know, i'm not sure what impact it will have on it. i don't think electronic books make your local library go away, although what seems to make the local libraries go away is a lot of tax problems, a lot of revenue not coming to them, so that seems to be more of what's making, you know, some libraries close which is a terrible thing. i don't think that electronic books are going to have an impact that way. i think that, you know, libraries are now in the business of providing information to communities in whatever form that takes. >> host: another book coming out in january, another book we eric alterman. gaiter graph has a new book "the threat

the irrepressible chi hail destroyed your home but number one ranking in asia and they showed why on monday in ha. now there have been plenty of early shocks in the n.f.l. playoffs with the indianapolis colts and defending champs the new orleans saints crashing out of the wildcard run but one game but state the full was the green bay packers victory in philadelphia we started in the in the gang headed eagles offense completely out of sync while the packers opened up a two possession late to our mortgage is a step in from the pocket there and finding james jennings in the end zone to make it saltines it made way through the second quarter thirty manage the field goal before the break and came out with a different mindset for the second half drive vic twenty four yard touchdown to jackson advantage to make it a full point at the packers however came right back a screen pass to brandon jackson to reach up the remaining seventeen yards to be any sign to take the lead back to possession by the eagles have pulled off a few comebacks to of course the season and they were close to another on

i'm sure there are a lot of ladies in the audience that know his products, chi. but he is a great businessman. and we were talking about the issue of ground zero, and he said, i know how to take care of this. we build a synagogue, a mosque and a church. and we have a great muslim community in texas. businessmen and women who are dear friends and supporters, a substantial number of whether it's the india house in houston, the very large pakistani population that we have across the state of texas, i mean, just a -- and working together to build our space. and i think it's very important whether you're democrat or republican, independent or you don't want to be associated with any of those political parties, the future of our country clearly lies into finding the things that bring us together and not separating ourselves by, you know, culture or religion or what have you. you know, recognizing clearly those that would use the religion in the wrong way, those radical islamists who with would use that and that they are, they are the enemy of all. yes, ma'am. >> hi, i'

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. >>> y bueno duranteodo ada toda la temporada brilló y ahora podremos disfrutar del talento de chi sins, cuento con un equipo muy bueno, y aquí está raúl. >> y un gran recibimiento que te dieron esta mañana. se nota que hay química entre ustedes cuatro. >> sí hemos tenido como tiempo de compartir en días previos y la verdad hay una química increíble con carla, me la llevo súper bien, somos mamas las dos y tenemos cosas en común y cosas nos identifica y raúl lo conozco desde hace tiempo con poncho me llevo muy bienlo creo vamos a ser un excelente equipo y nos vamos a divertir mucho. >> planeas contribuir en esta etapa de despierta de américa digamos viajando haciendo entrevistas o especiales. >> la idea es que nos diversificoemos y que cada uno haga un aporte al show. >> me gusta buscar temas y ap portal ar mucho al programa, y tenemos libertad también de sugeriy encontrar información y llevarla al equipo. >>> y bueno terminaste el año trabajando empezaste el año trabajando creo han sido meses cupo padres ti y unos meses con la bendición de muchísimo trabajo y bueno que va a pasar con "

the blue-chi index closed about 0.6% higher at 6981. e to was up small. in new york, equity prices are drifting lower on disappointing christmas rais data. the dow industrials are currently down about 0.3%. on to currency markets, the hero is readyr $1.3023. the greek prime minister, george papandreou, is backing the idea of a jointuron at a meeting in paris today, he said that only the issuance of a joint bond could help eupe out of its debt csi e meime, he said the government would still need to cut their budgets. eurobonds are controversial. ppen le germany and france are worried that common interest payments would take away the incentive for indebted countries to trim theibudgets. the world's largest consumer electronics fair has just opened its doors in las vegas. the latest trends odila include internet-connected 3d televisions, tablet pc's, and a new home enterinnt ptfm. and the microsoft ceo has surprised visitors by saying that his company is taking up an alliance with a second ipke >> the entire sector was listening attentively as the microsoft

they should do exercises that focus on balance, smooth walking and strength training like t'ai chi.he agency also recommends reducing medications that affect the brain like sleep aids and antidepressants. >>> the number of americans with asthma is going up after holding steady for the last four years. now nearly one in 12 people have the respiratory disease. researchers say better diagnosis could be part of the reason for the increase. health officials estimate more than 3000 americans die from asthma each year. those are some of today's top medical stories. i'm betty nguyen, cbs news, new york. >>> a newspaper article that suggests chinese mothers are superior has touched a big nerve among moms everywhere. that essay by the author promotes an ultrastrict parenting style prohibiting sleepovers, play dates, television and computer games. some experts say the middle ground is the best approach. >> there are risks involved and any sort of parenting style, if you're too permissive, there's risk there, if you're too strict and controlling, there's risks there. which risks are you willing

, a military genius, inventor of a new form of guerrilla warfare who would influence mao zedong, ho chiinh, castro and the modern islamic insurgents, a legendary warrior and hero and has grown into diplomat and statesman, a creator of nations, two of which still survive as was the author for the most tamest books ever written about war in the english language, seven pillars of wisdom. and, of course, the world's first and most long lived media celebrity, born called a natural gift would you be the envy of any movie star for lawrence's name is still as same as today as it was 75 years ago. the very last of those supporting it are dead now. the wounds of that great comfort has not so much thin-heeled ascot over by other and more recent catastrophes. out of the many millions who fought in that war, how many of the countless heroes are still recognizable by name to the average person? indeed, to anybody. in the english-speaking world only one. for even those who know nothing at all about what was called until 1939 the great war, are still likely to recognize the name of at least one of its

hanoy, there were riots in vietnam because they thought the franchise was descending the memory of ho chi menh. they rebranded the colonel and now he looks like if he and full man shoe had an affair and because they are able to rebrand this, they are able to charge four time as much money for the same food. they say they think this is an experience the modern world. they keep coming back and it's a lot of money for them to do that. it's like what you spend on all your entertainment in a month, and the franchise grows and grows throughout the 90s so that even though by the middle of this past decade, kentucky fried chicken represented 6% of all of yum's brands including pizza hut. in the process, it became a sowter of fast food in china. i mean, there was no fast food in china until now although, all-foods was probably fast, but there was no franchise or restaurants or no branding and marketing. now, i suppose from one perspective you say this is all negative, the worst aspects of consumer culture into a chinese context. the world is the world is the world. it's the world that we do in fac

chi. >> that's right. and then it was all eulogized and explained by an african-american president. in a tragic event, it's a remarkable statement about the country. >> lehrer: so then now what happened in? >> well, we go to politics. and there's ways to conduct politics and ways no the to conduct politics. and like i said, speeches are great. and speeches make a difference as we swau this week. but they have to be built on and i think they have to be built on by two things. first like i said they have to be built on with a sense that we're going to have a practical agenda, that we can work together. actions really change behavior, thoughts don't some of. but second and more deeply i think what has to come is a sense of humility, that the reason people behave civilly toward one another is because alone no one has the resources to really conduct an intelligent policy. that you need the conversation, you need the back and forth and that's where you get your meaning. and if you don't respect that conversation, if you think you can do it alone, your side is 100% of the truth of course w

people would actually put these automated tom goch chis on to twitter and you could follow the tomogachi patterns. >> rose: what does it say about culture? >> it's a very engaged culture and they're very, very focused on constantly it rating technology. and twater is a very, very fast way to do it. in japan, it's not 140 characters, it's 140 words. so you could write a little mini novel. this is a whole story in the universe. >> rose: and in china? >> in china it's the same. very much the same. so people are writing non-stop about what's happening in the country. what's happening around the country. so it's a very, very interesting peek into these cultures. >> rose: to there's two ideas. someone that is twiter the next big internet success story? i would expect you to say yes but if you had to say yes, why would you make the case? >> i think it's huge. i think it's huge because never before have we had such access to that immediate information. and once we have that information we can participate and interact with it. it spans at the intersection of every single media. it's a great way t

the old southwest along the mississippi, here what was called the yazoo strip between the chat hue chind the ya river which -- yazoo river which feeds it to the mississippi. and this area was where the spanish were fomenting similar trouble by arming the cherokees, the chickasaws, the choctaws and pitting them against the georgia, settlers from georgia who were trying to move west and coming into conflict. and so washington had a real fire to deal with down here too. and what he managed to do in this case was to stay out of war. he invited 30 of the creek chiefs to come to new york and wined and dined them and, you know, gave them a good treaty. and part of his genius was to be able to balance all these forces and, for the most part, avoid armed conflict which he knew too well. unfortunately, you know, aside from slavery, the other great tragedy of american history was the removal of the native tribes from the west. and washington tried his best to abide by the new treaties that were being made. he wanted his administration to be honorable in abiding by those treaties that were made wi

time ago, a very important new facebook feature was unveiled, designed to find missing children -- chian online news conference about this program. it just ended. had is going to allow users of facebook to sign up to receive amber alerts about abducted children in the area. the announcement comes one day after the -- one day before the 15 anniversary of the abduction of 9-year-old amber hague heman of texas. her-- amber hagueman of texas. >>> california's public schools received a "c" and ranked 30th in the nation. california's score dropped slightly from last year when it received a "c." plus for the third year in a r ow, maryland is ranked above all other states receiving a "b" plus. >>> another area the report examines is spending on education. california scored a d-minus in the category. but the state's overall score in the finance category was better, a c, because the report says california does a good job of trying to provide equal funding to all districts. >>> 8:33. home prices dropped in 44 of the 50 states including here in california in november. and the new report is saying

there are reports of discrepancies between mubarak and chis commanders. if the army continues to do nothing and the protesters operate as they may, the army may decide that it is no longer interested in defending mubarak's regime. that is the trip wire here, that is what everyone is watching. the loyalty of the army and the actions of those soldiers in the tanks. >> richard engel watching it all for us in cairo. thanks. >>> and now to the white house response to the uprising. the proceed tests are putting president obama in a very difficult situation. the president is closely monitoring the developments and on friday, he spoke directly to president mubarak. more now from andrea mitchell. >> reporter: the president had a 30 minute conference with president mubarak friday night urging him to initiate reforms. >> there must be reform. political, social, and economic reforms that meet the aspirations of the egyptian people. >> reporter: even before the president spoke, as mubarak began losing control of the streets, the u.s. had started toughening its respons

the political side, chi chi that doesn't do as well -- china doesn't do as well from a conflict preventionspective. i think north korea illustrates that. but it's going to take a while. a country that is pushed onto the world's stage doesn't automatically become comfort cial just as all of us here. the first time we're in front of a camera, we don't do as well as we might. i think on the economic side we can praise china, on the political side there are some problems, and we can hope china does better as it becomes more accustomed to it new role in the world. >> i have to say, mr. scissors, you're doing very well on our show. [laughter] let's go to another question regarding the relations between china and the united states. some say the latest situation in asia seemed to suggest whether china's mature in finding its own position in asia and also seemed to suggest the u.s.' analysis about its role in asia right now. how do do you see u.s./china relations in this region and whether the two countries request work together, be visionary enough to work together? mr. scissorses once again. >> w

through war, strife, economic chi -- chaos we have grown life. we have maintained the rugged courage to meet every challenge and overcome obstacles with humanity and optimism. this is our legacy. our heritage. it's a profound gift of those who have come before us and led us to this day. mr. speaker, mr. president, leaders of kansas, the state of our character is strong. [applause] [applause] >> it is strong because since 1861, 150 years ago, a generation of kansans, and waves of immigrants have had the courage, hope, humanity to make it. god's abundant grace has certainly favored us. by his continued grace and the character of people of kansas, the greatness of kansas will grow. thank you for being here tonight. god bless you, god bless kansas, and these united states. [applause] [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thanks, folks. [applause] [applause] >> ahead on c-span2, inaugural addresses. first mary fallin of oklahoma, and south carolina's address. >> i believe to reach out to someone in need and make ongoing commitment to the service. >> on

we'll now here from chi ling. she was one of the top students and most wanted by the chinese.she now the president of all girls allowed, a relatively new nongovernmental organization devoted to protecting chinese girls from the evil sex selection abortions. disperty is chiewj in china. there's as many as 100 million missing girls n. prc directly attributable to the one child per couple policy. >> thank you congressman smith, and thank you for your live discussion and courage to fight on behalf of our people in china, on behalf of women and children. thank you for all being here to share a message. as we gather here today at the u.s. capitol, over 35,000 forced abortions are taking place in china today. every 2.5 seconds a precious baby's life is taken. among every six baby girls, one will not be born simply because she is a girl. 500 women will commit suicide from now until tomorrow noontime noontime -- or tomorrow at 2:30. it's five times average world's rate for suicide. 3,000 baby girls today will be abandoned into corners and more than 200 children and women will be traffi

interveptions in the south chi ya sea and other issues.ertiveness over various issues damaged china's efforts to portray a benign image in asia. these asian governments became more active this working more closely with the united states and in encourage an active u.s. presence in the asia pacific. the overall effect was a decline in china's position in the asia pacific and a rise in the position of the united states. meanwhile, the obama government made clear to the chinese covet and to the world that the united states is prepared to undertake military measures needed to deal with the build up of chinese forces targeting americans and american interests in the asia pacific. it also helped to move china to curb north korea's repeated provocation by warning privately as well as publicly that the united states viewed north korea's nuclear weapons development as a direct threat to the united states. over the past few months, china has tried to ease differences with the united states in the period leading up to the current visit of president hu

in 1986, petedom chi and bob dole put together a plan that included a small restraint in the increase in social security. called a cost of living adjustment. and they passed that on the floor of the united states senate very dramatically. pete wilson had just had the night before an apdecty. he was rolled into the chamber on a gurny it was a 50-49 vote. a few weeks later, president reagan pulled the rug and changed his mind. he decided he didn't want to support that. that november, republicans lost overwhelmingly the united states senate. so that political courage was slapped do you know. so when we start complaining about elections and people who get elected, politicians, remember what they're doing. they're representing what they think is the majority interest in their district or state. and the fact of the matter is people want to keep medicare, they want to keep pensions, and they do not want them restrained in any way. at the same time, they want the deaf sit to go down. i think that phrase is cognitive dissidents, the ability to keep two things in polar opposites in your head at

to be clear, despite chi's soviet-found military remains inefficient. there are a number of structural aws. breathtakings commercial rise suggests that it would be a significant mistake to assume that it would not get its military act together, perhaps sooner rather than later. china's defense minister has said that china will continue to press ahead in its advance of military capabilities. it will also respond to security challenges or threats by cutting off trade but also the supply of vital minerals. the united states is beginning to respond accordingly, but it is doing so cautiously to play it needed to hot nor too cold. the most important announcement that secretary inmates -- the secretary gates made was penetrating bomber. i do not think the decision was a coincidence. but it is evidence of superdelegates reorienting to think that their weapons, including nuclear arms, will deny a sist to their air, sea, land, space, and cyber domain. i think that china would have gotten away with it had it not been for the bolder and more aggressive stae chinese

china will never cede to germany or pursue angene the sustain, sound and steady development of the chiu.s. relations the fund will delete the fundamental the interest of the two peoples but it's also conducive to world peace and development. working together hand-in-hand we will both build and develop a china u.s. cooperative partnership based on mutual respect and mutual benefits. and in greater benefits to the people of the two countries and the world over. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> president hu, we thank you for those important insightful remarks. we also thank you for your company and the company of your esteemed delegation to read this has been truly very dti dies a ntlen pease enjoy lunch and the conversation. thank you. [applause] >> after the speech in washington to become president hu jintao traveled to chicago for a dinner hosted by mayor richard daley. president hu will meet with business leaders and return to china. >> you're watching public affairs programming on c-span2. >>> a panel of former top government officials discussed u.s. security issues concerning ira

did you reach out to any other retired tai chi is if you are going to hire someone else to come in andu whether or not you are complying with the other? >> not at that time, senator. connected u.s. for suggestions for mr. reimer or more importantly mr. moore? >> no, we did not. >> could you talk to them about using mr. schmitz? did you talk to mr. moore and his team committed group of independent peer review auditors will put that your process and quality controls and criminal investigation, did you discuss mr. schmitz with them? about hiring mr. schmidt? >> no, i did not. somebody made dents on my behalf, but i did not personally. >> what my staff spoke with your staff in september they had expected mr. schmidt would be entering into a subcontract with louis freeh, the former director of the fbi who also worked with mr. schmidt on the independent monitor team for donnelly -- donna chrysler. sigar officials say they believe he would be intimately involved in the outreach to attorney general holder. was that your understanding? >> that is not necessarily my understanding and i cannot ac

defense s and proposing more funding for long-range defense interceptors that will support the at bat chi approach in europe and extend that level of protection to theg continental united states. in order to improve theater missile defense, we will also purchase additional advanced radar systems that have been requested by competent commanders in europe and the to middle east. now let me close with the discussion of the future budgeth projections. meeting the real world requirements and doing right by our people reducing excess, the th trre efficient, squeezing costsn setting priorities and sticking to them, making tough choices, these are all things we should do is a department and the military regardless of the time and circumstance. but they're more important than ever at the times extreme fisca arrest and budget pressures and scrutiny fall on all areas of government including defense. when every dollar spent on excess overhead or unneeded programs such as the extra engine is a doll were not available reto support our troos and prepare for threats on her a eyes and. which brings me to

interveptions in the south chi ya sea and other issues. the obama administration reacted calmly to these tests of assertiveness by china. it gave no ground on any of the chinese demands. it also found that the chinese assertiveness over various issues damaged china's efforts to portray a benign image in asia. these asian governments became more active this working more closely with the united states and in encourage an active u.s. presence in the asia pacific. the overall effect was a decline in china's position in the asia pacific and a rise in the position of the united states. meanwhile, the obama government made clear to the chinese covet and to the world that the united states is prepared to undertake military measures needed to deal with the build up of chinese forces targeting americans and american interests in the asia pacific. it also helped to move china to curb north korea's repeated provocation by warning privately as well as publicly that the united states viewed north korea's nuclear weapons development as a direct threat to

defense s and proposing more funding for long-range defense interceptors that will support the at bat chi approach in europe and extend that level of protection to theg continental united states. in order to improve theater missile defense, we will also purchase additional advanced radar systems that have been requested by competent commanders in europe and the to middle east. now let me close with the discussion of the future budgeth projections. meeting the real world requirements and doing right by our people reducing excess, the th trre efficient, squeezing costsn setting priorities and sticking to them, making tough choices, these are all things we should do is a department and the military regardless of the time and circumstance. but they're more important than ever at the times extreme fisca arrest and budget pressures and scrutiny fall on all areas of government including defense. when every dollar spent on excess overhead or unneeded programs such as the extra engine is a doll were not available reto support our troos and prepare for threats on her a eyes and. which brings me to