opinion in its favor it's a very patient game they're playing and i think that they're winning ok david i mean we just heard that the green already had go ahead jump in yeah i agree with that they are playing a very skillful long term game and they've been doing that for a good while but if you read what they write if you read for instance. the people who have done this with muslim brothers pamphleteering and doctors i will hear you and so on what you find is that in the end violence is the determinant and if they don't get their way violence will erupt and they have that as a part of their philosophy because they believe that what they're doing is inspired by. anything you do in defense of violence they would put it is justified so how how you can reason with that that's just an ideology and the ideology is impervious to somebody like me or you saying well let's wait a minute and examine your ideology. look at the ideology of the military it's more about their wealth and position right i mean they don't want to give that up i mean estimates vary but up to forty percent of the economy is

i am david island. i have been there 21 years. my only objection is we lost so many retail spaces to commercial. if a commercial space opens up, i would have another neighbor. i speak for the retailers, and the community benefits district. i hate to see more retail go to commercial. >> can you approach the podium. >> i will complain about the fact that i want to talk about what happened to the san francisco giants last night, part of another component. we have the boys playing in the street. we've lost our ability to feel, and the feelings -- are guiding us. that's what's at stake for me. i know a little store in the corner of sanchez and 24th. she owns a place called the button box. the cost of -- she loves my wife. this is evaporating as we speak. that poor woman was approached by a very haughty, hyper business-like woman who told her that if she didn't raise her prices bad things would happen. this is an empty threat. that is the feeling a lot of us are trying to talk about. we wish this was in the forefront of our decisions. >

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well, your board president david i chew and -- david chiu were just discussing what game we were goingplay each other what we go outside and work on your computers. we look forward to that. i want to thank ann and the aging and adult department for wonderful leadership. third summit. thank you very much. congratulations, because you have been not only engaging our communities, but your department has always been looking at four things that would help increase capacity -- for things that would help increase capacity interconnectivity. this year's summit's focus on creativity and technology and be sure that we use the wonderful grant from our federal partners in the department of commerce to help us engage healthier, happier, and more connections with our aged community and persons with disabilities. it is a wonderful goal, and we have a lot to talk about today. i also want to welcome all of the businesses that have been partners with this. you know, when it comes to technology, we in the government can never do it alone. whether it is federal, state, or local government, we have got to

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said i could be david cameron, i could be that person. >> i think david cameron's doing a fantastic job. >> rose: you're in favor of austerity and everything that he and george os borne are doing. they say george osborne is not so keen about you getting that idea because he wants to succeed cameron. >> people should feel the top job is coveted and it's very important for the democracy that people should feel that. like it's a jammed jaw. >> rose: and compete for it because only because of the competition for it -- >> and will the country be best served. because it's only if you do have a ruthless process of elimination by thousands of people, which is an argument i make in this book. >> rose: i just want one last question. can you tell me whether you intend at any point to make a run for prime minister. >> as i said, i think that is improbable. >> rose: improbable is your answer. not impossible but improbable. >> in the phrase of michael -- >> rose: didn't quite make it. as minister of defense. >> i cannot foresee the circumstances in which i would be. >> rose: all right. this is no

and -- and i read storybooks, history books. books of the sort that david mccullogh writes for ordinary non-scholarly audiences in full of -- scholarship but accessible to ordinary people. then i get to college, and i read gordon wood's work. and so here's now, taking that, that's autobiographical. that's how i got into this. i do think the national constitution center is a great public space, and i really got to know gourd whn he was the founder, really, of the academic board. >> so are you, sir, very young, but let's say you didn't have such parents. let's say you get to college and you are required to take a constitution. i am required to take that course. how do you engage me immediately? >> i think it's actually a little late to start then. i think politics is a sport. i think it can be fun. >> i agree. >> if you can know all about the football team and your favorite baseball team, you can actually follow politics, which is very interesting, and know your presidents and every july 4th i think we actually need materials. kid-friendly. family-friendly ma

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i want to echo the comments of david chiu. i think this is a big moment. i want to celebrate. mayor lee's working group can make a great city even greater. other cities are watching san francisco. what we do here will influence them, and that could change the world. there are a lot of questions, too. the sharing economy waits to be shaped by policy. it is in its adolescence. this is a transformative moment. it is waiting to be shaped by policy, but for whose benefit? we believe it should be shaped for the benefit of as many people as possible, and especially for those who need it the most. . we also need new regulations, not simply application of the old. otherwise, the sharing economy will fail to meet its promises. 30 of things that are the biggest threats to our society. i will open a panel -- there are two things i think are the biggest threats to our society. i will give you a high level brief of the sharing economy. there is no textbook definition of the sharing economy. we will then begin the panel discussion which will last for 45 minutes or an hour, however long you w

to kick it guy out is a preamble to november and i don't want to go down that path. >> david, what to you think of that? >> i think it is a total phoney and fabricated store arery and and! anecdote and has nothing to do with reality. wisconsin is ranked 50th among allstates in terms of the recovery. all other states, ohio and michigan or whatever are seeing an uptick and wisconsin is at the bottom. unless you are looking to be part of the race to the bottom economically. >> they were before. relative to what? >> wiz as a model going forward and i think he will suffer for it and that it tuesday. >> gary, he has turned things around, are hasn't he? >> where are the numbers he has turned things around? >> we will allow gary to respond. >> job numbers are up. tax revenue is up. personal income is up. david is right, wisconsin ranks 50th but toby pointed out and the fact is they ranked 50th before he started. the same argument that da david and the left would make for are obama is what is happening with the trend and the trend is turning around in all of the metrics that matter. so what th

david. i have been thinking about you all day today. waiting.ld be hoar, you and morgan stanley have been right about the first half of this year. you were very defensive. you were concerned about a slow down in growth and the market would go lower and it did all that. now this market seems to suggest that maybe europe is out of the way for awhile, what are you thinking right now? >> i great thing the teacher game into the classroom and imposed some order. that's what this two-day summit is. they recognized the banks are the key and they have to shore up the blanks. nothing has been soft totally, but the teacher is focussing on the banks. we remain defensive. utilities, some tech, health care, consumer staples, that's where we're foe kugs. >> you think earnings are a problem? >> our strategist, adam parker, believes that earnings next year in 2013 will be down 1.3%. as you know that's $98.70. the consensus is for $118. this is not an english test that you studied at cal-state north ridge, this is a physics test. we're either right and they're wr

i leaned other to david and said this is a huge thud. it's probably a mandatory formation at 9:00 on sunday morning and there may be no engagement here at all. so off we go. we did our presentation. they kept us 45 minutes after the scheduled one hour talk. and let me give you some of the comments. the first person that stood up said, look, we know we have mental health issues. we're not ashamed to say that. we talk about it all the time. but what i really need help with is day care because i can't find any and i don't know where to turn to get day care help. one of the comments was you are the first civilian organization in ten years to talk to us about mental health. now, this illustrates the gap that we have to address in order to make practical reality. we feel very strongly the solution the not a top down solution. i was in wounded warrior project. i went to a lot of congressional hearings. i don't know how anybody works in v.a., you guys are walking around with targets not just on your front and bark. all over your body. you're cov

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david carson. just who was this guy? was he really who he claimed to be? >> io do some research, trying to look up a name david carson, anything i could find, even a story about some family that died in a car crash in maine. >> and did you have any luck? >> no, i couldn't find anything. >> his father even had a criminal background check conducted on david carson, and that, too, came back clean. meanwhile, as jaime spent much of each week working in eugene, his wife is at the ranch with their grandsons and david. she seemed increasingly enchanted by the stranger, despite her being a generation older, especially after he began attending her church. >> whenever i would question or voice my suspicion, she would always come back with, well, he's such a great christian man, he doesn't drink, he doesn't smoke, he doesn't swear, he's not a womanizer, and he's helped the kids, the kids love him. >> he sounds like a perfect guy. >> you couldn't ask for a better person. so whenever she'd go into this laundry list of things of how great he was, i'm saying, mom, there's som