it was so decentralized it was city by city. sometimes there are two in one town. it really was up bottom-up movement chastising both parties. and president bush said to save the free-market i had to give up on capitalism, that disturb us we needed something different. >> host: in addition to quote being called a constitutional conservative i have been called a goldwater conservative. it is accurate and an honor. >> i reread the conscience of the conservative that was first published in shepherds fill kentucky. i have always been fascinated by it. >> host: by a new think of barry goldwater and conservatives and libertarians, is there a difference? >> it has been watered down. people don't know what it means. but we were upset with obama's making this spending worse but not have the under george bush. many people call themselves libertarian as a constitutional conservative with limited government. >> host: you spent spent -- wrote this before spending time in the senate. now what would you change? has your thinking changed at all? >> i feel i and stand the impasse t

we will deal with that city by city and we will have success. secondly, the utility's charge various fees to set up and provide the electricity. we want to make sure that it is cost recovery and to not be unreasonable. we meet with them if their problem and we react. through the public utilities commission, through local regulation, we react and try to do everything we can to solve problems. if you are talking about deals like if you come to california, we will pay 7000 for any job, we have a little bit of that but it is hard to pay people for their business activities. we do not have enough money. they're doing that all over the state. cutting deals. we are doing that in some respects. it is our race. how does michigan spent so much subsidy attracting -- michigan is not doing that well. you have some money but what about other things to invest in and take care of? we want to make our regulatory climate more transparent. we have a long way to go. we are open and ready to go. there is a lot of people who want to keep the regulation complicated or

the tea party was so decentralized city by city. in kentucky ten tea party as ants two tea party is in one town and they don't communicate with each other. this was a bottom up movement and a movement that chastised both parties. we were unhappy. we were unhappy with republicans. when president bush set out to save the free market i had to give up on the free market and capitalism. that the serbs a lot of us. we were unhappy with republicans and democrats and felt we needed something different. >> host: you write in addition to be called a tea party or reconstitution will conservative i have also been called a goldwater conservative by supporters of critics. it is both accurate and an honor to be described as such. >> guest: i reread the conscience of the conservative and it was first published in shepherdsville, kentucky. i met the publisher and he gave me an original copy and i reread it and i have always been fascinated and when you think of barry goldwater and conservatives and libertarians. >> host: is there a difference betwee

day i've been terribly alone and four got 10 -- forgotten in manhattan i'm going home to my city by the day -- cityy ♪ >> and now it is your turn. >> ♪ i left my heart in san francisco high on a hill it calls to me to be where little cable cars climb halfway to the stars in the morning fog may chill the air i don't care my love waits there in san francisco of of the blue and windy see -- above the blue and windy sea when i come home to you san francisco your golden sun will shine for me ♪ [applause] >> very nice job, everybody. well, as we close here today, mr. bennett, you have always had the key to our hearts. now you have the key to our city. we hope to see you back here soon in your city by the bay. thank you for this wonderful gift you have given us all these years and thank you so much for letting us honor you today. tony bennett day in san francisco. once again, for the man of the hour. [applause] thank you all so much for celebrating with us today. happy valentine's day. we will see you at the ballpark.

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underground and in isolation for ten years by an islamic sect uncovered in russia city of the shocking details this hour. the battle intensifies for the strategic syrian city of aleppo between government and opposition forces but at the repeating pattern adopted by foreign media in covering arab revolutions. tunnel vision a rare glimpse inside the smuggling routes into gaza following egypt decision to seal them off jujube border tensions. as our top stories the moment i'll be back with a news team with more on those in half an hour but a summary in fifteen minutes from now in the meantime we talked to phyllis bennis director of the washington based institute of policy studies she explains where she thinks the alms flowing into syria are really coming from our in-depth interview next. thank you for joining us on r.t. the red cross and many other experts are saying that the situation in syria has descended into a civil war a full scale civil war. how does that how does that affect the positions of the positions of the west versus the position of other countries so far we have seen no indication that either the u.s. or any of the outside actors are taking ser

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day i've been terribly alone and four got 10 -- forgotten in manhattan i'm going home to my city by the day -- city your turn. >> ♪ i left my heart in san francisco high on a hill it calls to me to be where little cable cars climb halfway to the stars in the morning fog may chill the air i don't care my love waits there in san francisco of of the blue and windy see -- above the blue and windy sea when i come home to you san francisco your golden sun will shine for me ♪ [applause] >> very nice job, everybody. well, as we close here today, mr. bennett, you have always had the key to our hearts. now you have the key to our city. we hope to see you back here soon in your

i never -- really the tea party was so decentralized, it was city by city. there's sometimes two tea parties in many one town, and they don't communicate with each other. so there really is no sort of top-down. this really was a adopt-up movement and a human that really chastised both parties. a lot of us were very unhappy with republicans. when president bush said, oh, to save the free market i had to give up on capitalism, that disturbed a lot of us, you know? and so we were unhappy with republicans and democrats and really felt like we needed something different. >> host: now, you write in here that in addition to being called a tea partier or a constitutional conservative, i've also been called a goldwater conservative by supporters and critics. it is both accurate and an honor to be described as such. >> guest: when i got started, i reread "the conscious of the conservative," and, interestingly, it was first published in shepherdsville, kentucky, which is right outside ofhouseville. the publisher gave me an original copy, and i reread it. and i've alway

by the city. -- but they did as they were instructed by the city. they got approval, hired engineers, and others as directed by the city, and those people interfaced with the city to do with the city said they needed to do after the city almost completely destroyed their home. they got to a certain point and all the sudden there are complaints and all the sudden, it is, we did not understand or the plans are not matching your plans. mr. yee did not do any of this and the people who were hired our experience, well thought of and professional individuals who interfaced with the city all the time. to this date there has been no identification of if an error was made where the error occurred. this was all out of the hands of the yees and in the hands of the professionals in the city and the professionals were told what to do and they did it. the winter these plans and through these plans and to these plans and now the yees are being blamed. we will have to go some -- to some form where evidence must be produced and the culprits to have been blamed for th

with the voters of done and know that this is something then read the having counted by county city by city would be statewide. greta they only have three or four more weeks or the key issues here focusing on >>> i think some of the final key issues are trying to figure out the proper approach for the age of when people would be retiring and then the whole idea as to there's two things that are debating as to whether we have a hybrid plant them shift the risk of higher paid workers to a defined contribution plan as opposed to a defined benefit with the risk is shifted off of the taxpayers to the folks especially higher paid workers or whether we have a hard cap saying it can't turn over certain amount of pension so that we don't have what we call the kettle at pensions. the double dipping. were trying to do and we go to explain this to the public to set this is the abuses and this is the fix this is the abuse and this is the fix and chevron people crazy people walking away with a very large pension some returned to put a hard cap on it or at least a method where the risk is no longer on the

city here is safe is the real question. but i do think she's right because you're starting to see city by city restructure. emergencies to raise taxes, not many cities yet doing what san jose voters approved which is cutting benefits. we'll see if the model catches on. >> what do you think, john? >> absolutely right. the obligations of the cities right now unsustainable. doesn't mean they're going to default on the bonds. they may choose to pay off the bonds while cutting other obligations. how much they spend on schools and their pension plans. most of the cities are dramatically shorting the pension plans. they have the not funding them the way they should when they don't get the market returns they're overly optimistically projecting. won't make good on the obligations either. municipals in america are in a lot of trouble. >> let's move on to the fact you heard this hit song. i hear it all the time at my house. >> i don't think i've heard that before. >> take a listen. call me maybe.com is up for sale and the starting bid is $1,000 on ebay. jane, how much would you pay? >> well, i think i'm going to go

that process, we are able to enhance the clinginess of the city by enforcing ordinances -- by enforcing city ordinances. the greening of the city continues. and right of way programs. we continue to be -- lead the implementation of st. parks, and great street programs. in the bureaus, we began a restructuring and consolidating of bureaus into two divisions. one infrastructure and the other building. this change will improve the integration and delivery of projects for the city in a more efficient and timely manner. will begin the centralization of our i.t. department. we started integration with one unit that will provide centralized data and centralized supportwe will be replacing all software systems into a design applications. in permitting and consolidation as part of the reorganization and redid move our inspection functions to the bureau of streets matching your good -- streets matching villaraigosa -- streets matching. we did start the process of relinquishing. we hope to relinquish as many as 6000 trees. it will bring us to 16,000 trees. >> i know they will be taxed very much with implementing some of the bonds we have

>> the chief is appointed by the city manager, ratified by the city council and the city manager hasdence on the chief. >> even if this doesn't pass i got my message across for my members. >> reporter: thousands of officers are expected to take part in the meeting that takes place tomorrow. because it's such a controversial issue it could take hours before it gets to a vote. >>> the arrest of two car theft suspects was a little startling for people at a near by laundry mat. it was a quick operation. officered identified a stolen car and several officers quickly arrested a suspect. it happened right in front of a laundromat. one man came out to see what was happening and he found himself sprints for cover. >> i ran behind my car. the weapons were pointing in this direction so all i knew what to do is run and get out of the way. >> he says officers yelled for the suspects to get down, the suspected complied and they were taken into arrest. >>> the caltrans review was prompted by a former engineer who falsified reports last year. no bridge in the review has been found to be unsafe. calt

>> the chief is appointed by the city manager, ratified by the city council and the city manager hased her confidence on the chief. >> even if this doesn't pass i got my message across for my members. >> reporter: thousands of officers are expected to take part in the meeting that takes place tomorrow. because it's such a controversial issue it could take hours before it gets to a vote. >>> the arrest of two car theft suspects was a little startling for people at a near by laundry mat. it was a quick operation. officered identified a stolen car and several officers quickly arrested a suspect. it happened right in front of a laundromat. one man came out to see what was happening and he found himself sprints for cover. >> i ran behind my car. the weapons were pointing in this direction so all i knew what to do is run and get out of the way. >> he says officers yelled for the suspects to get down, the suspected complied and they were taken into arrest. >>> the caltrans review was prompted by a former engineer who falsified reports last year. no bridge in the review has been found to be