within san francisco, this grant will support activities at the police department, fire department, dem, public help, a public utilities commission. we come before you every year with this grant. there is no local match required from the city. the funds have already been approved by the regional bay area uasi organization, and they have been approved by the u.s. department of common security. san francisco is going to get approximately $9.5 million out of this grant based on a formula that considers a risky and threat in san francisco, based on our population and population and density and likely targets. this will fund one new civilian 1824 analyst at the police department. their responsibilities will be to purchase and maintain equipment, perform threat analysis, identify gaps in the police department did abilities, and manage various common security projects. i was asked to provide information about some of the other grants. this entire regional grant funds approximately 65 positions all over the bay area at the denver public safety agencies. slightly less than half of those are in s

a similar fire was put out in jupe amount of the fire spread rapidly sunday threw a forest just off dem by road forcing dozens to evacuate their homes. >> reporter: on a dray with a -- day with a burn ban in effect, the fire got close to 60 homes. >> something happened. >> reporter: visiting family at the state line on easter sunday, stewart sims received word that his home and that of his mother could both lay in the fire's path. >> i think the county or someone called them and told them to evacuate,000 get out. that scared my other half. she got scared. >> didn't see an smoke, couldn't smell smoke. >> reporter: firefighters extinguished the fire. they returned to the forest on monday to ensure that the same fire that scorched 18 acres remained out. >> we will use our resources to to put some wart on it to suppress that. hopefully we don't have issues. >> reporter: rangers said they discoveredded of a smaller fire in the same forest that apparently burned itself out friday, consuming half an acre. experts say the red flag burn ban came as a result of nearly perfect conditions for such

mientras la camioneta cruza la calle, al conductor no le importa meterse en sentido contrario a los dems prinicipales de la ciudad de reynosa en tamaulipas... una persona, desde su auto en movimiento, graba en video con un telfono celular, se ven decenas de autos, de testigos, pero nadie hizo nada por ayudar al que corra... habla alguien... al otro lado de la avenida, el comando de 5 o 6 hombres alcanza a su presa, parece un ajuste de cuentas entre bandas rivales del crimen organizado... lo golpean sin piedad en el suelo; despus lo levantan, siguen los golpes y se les cae como si estuviera muerto... la persona que graba sabe que arriesga la vida, pero no deja de hacerlo al pasar junto a ellos... entonces se llevan secuestrado al hombre mal herido sin que nadie hiciera nada, sin que llegaran polica o militares, aqu dicen que en reynosa naadsie ayuda a nadie porque la autoridad son los criminales y quien manda es el miedo... habla alguien... interrogatorio... pero este otro video tambin fue dado a conocer... esta internet y asegura que fue grabado tambin en reynosa... el hombre dice que se

up to 30 dem stray stores were hit last night. they were angry only a hand full of people were allowed indies cussing budget cuts. two officers backed up against a wall and started to pepper spray students. you'll recall campus police pepper sprayed protestors last year. other parents of trayvon martin will be there for a sas nation of martin luther king, jr. then they will lead a march to demand the arrest of george zimmerman in the fatal shooting of their son. an attorney for martin's family is expressing concern about the role of zimmerman's father who is a former magistrate judge and was present during the initial investigation. zimmerman says he was there as a father and investigators did not know he was a former judge. >>> a handful of people emerged from last week's megamillions lottery a little richer but not the same for california schools. even though thousands of people purchased a ticket last week, the extra funds amount to just under $9 per student. a spokesperson for the office of education says every dollar helps sc

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dem -- certainly october see. you condition spell it without almost spelling crazy. lately it's busting out all over. most recently egypt, their upcoming election is the subject of our new segment. we probably should have looked that up but we're a little lazy. wick pedestriania, something. egypt is now six wokes away from its next presidential election. of course the winner of the previous five is not running this year due to the technicality of having been kicked out of the country by his own people. one of the affects of the arab spring as we were promised for so long. democracy is finally flowering in that part of the world. for america funny steer, one little issue. >> as egypt's election campaign gathers space, we're seeing the rise of candidates from islamic partiment one more radical than the next. >> jon: see we want democracy to flourish over there as long tas is the kind we get to choose, you know, the good kind. the kind where they choose people that like us. we want democracy to flower. and the fruit of it not to give us diarrhea. among the more radical

remember in 2004, there was a huge dem graphicing that bush went after.ne and the tenor of the immigration debate. beat had hispanic evangelicals deregistering as republicans, registering as democrats because the nature of the debate got so disgusting. even republicans were speaking out against it. so one of the issues that romney has to balance when he's been very hard line on his rhetoric and you've already heard from the latino community, it echoes a lot of what they were so disgusted about the last time. the challenge obama has though is he has been very tough with deportations and on the border. this is why they were emphasizing that yesterday though, it was about criminal deportations instead of grandmothers and splitting up families. >> that's of course, their federal officials that on monday they arrested 3100 undocumented immigrants who they say have serious criminal histories. victoria, how does the deportation question play out among the hispanic voting community? we have a pew poll out here. we talk about a monolithic latino voting bloc, that'

. >>> jury selection begins tomorrow for the criminal conspiracy trial against former dem crateic presidential candidate john edwards accused of campaign violations including spending more than a million dollars in campaign donations to hide his pregnant mistress he. if convicted, he face as maximum 30 years in prison. opening statements are scheduled for april 23rd. >>> closer to home, maryland comptroller is speaking out about the doomsday budget and criticizing the governor and lawmakers for not getting it done. on monday, lawmakers passed a budget but failed to pass a tax package that would pay for it. so he says the senate president mike miller held things up because he was not going to get an expansion of gambling in the state. he also says governor's milliony's proposed tax increases are the wrong thing to do right now. he spoke on a radio station in washington on tuesday. >> take the budget, roll up your sleeves and work professionally and thoughtfully. produce a budget that does not have doomsday cuts or cuts in education and other services. but this. that does not have tax increase a

in london, where david cameron hosted an international conference on somalia in february, has can demmed the attack. he he said terrorists had no part in the future. he said they did not speak for the people of somalia. the fighters, who are often said to be inspired by al qaeda have been on the back foot in recent months, forced out of mogadishu and in the foothills. this serves as a reminder that this is still one of the most dangerous countries on early. "bbc news." >> at last the americans are going to try the man alleged to be behind the 9/11 attacks. >> that's right. khalid sheikh mohammed and four of his co-conspirators are going to trial. they have been charged with terrorism, hijacking aircraft and murder. they will be tried by a special military tribunal and could face the death penalty. here is our correspondent. >> these five men are accused of planning and executing the worst terrorist attacks on america in living memory. the u.s. government holds them responsible for the deaths of almost 3,000 people in attacks on new york and washington. the process of bringing them to tri

capitol hill where in a moment we'll hear from defense secretary panetta and joint chiefs chairman mark dem city testifying on syria's anti-government uprising and the violence there. syria's conflict is in its 13th month, a death toll of at least 9,000 in that country. a half dozen u.n. monitors were allowed into the country by bashar al assad this week. and our live coverage getting under way now here on c-span3. >> the meeting will come to order. i was informed that first votes could happen between 10:10 and 10:25, secretary has a hard close time at 12:30 so we're going to be as expeditious as we possibly can here. good morning ladies and gentlemen. the house armed services committee meets today to receive testimony on the security situation in syria from the secretary of defense, the honorable leon panetta and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general martin dempsey. gentlemen, thank you for your distinguished service to our nation and thank you for being here today. the syrian conflict is now in its second year and the situation remains both uncertain and dire. as we convene a

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that's just a lot of dem graphics. when we started this journey, we were the smallest of the professional services firm in the early '90s. we are now the largest professional firm in the united states by a considerable margin. this was part of that journey. so for us that's what it's about. that's what it's about. >> you know, i was telling joe earlier, meekia, that i remember this. and i remember mike cook, the ceo coming forward and deloitte stepping out. it was not a safe journey at the time. and what happened was they attracted the best and brightest women who saw that they could have a career path there and have family and have great success because the environment was supportive. and other firms until new york at the time and across the country followed that lead. so when you talk about having an inclusive economy, this is really the same theme. it's about the economic result. we need access and opportunity for all of our terrific people in this country and all of our entrepreneurs because that's how we make the

. >> diaz also brings an ak dem -- academic approach, befitting of a man who holds a doctor at and universityd location, vary each day, boxing drills integrated with conditioning work. every movement closely recorded and calibrated in a small notebook of dr. pedro diaz. >> he's like a computer. half is problem. he knows what road he want to take at the victory. >> for miguel coto, a fighter who changed trainers three times in three years, the experience so far with diaz, first the win over margarito and invigorating training camp has his realize that this can be a lasting one. >> pedro is a hard workworker. and create a lot of confidence for me. and i'm pretty sure until the end of my career, i'm not going to move, anywhere else. ♪ lar shifts wl revers e the earth's gravitational pull and hurtle us all into space. which would render retirement planning unnecessary. but say the sun rises on december 22nd, and you still need to retire. td ameritrade's investment consultants can help you build a plan that fits your life. we'll even throw in up to $600 when you open a new account or roll over an

them to argue go there to see what you can do to help you've got to withstand stuff like wisconsin dems with downs or banking graham . now from millionaires and billionaires buying democracy in wisconsin to millionaires and billionaires not paying their fair share share in taxes all across america. according to the congressional budget office corporations are paying less in taxes in america now than they've paid in over forty years despite american corporations making enormous profits last year their second best in a generation it paid on average only twelve point one percent in federal taxes in two thousand and eleven that's far below the thirty five percent corporate tax rate that conservatives claim is crippling business in america at twelve point one percent american corporations are paying the lowest taxes in the entire developed world it's also a staggering drop off since the last quarter century between one thousand and seven and two thousand and eight and corporations paid an average of twenty five point six percent as a corporate tax rate and as this chart shows when corporatio

this was done in a device costing less than a million dollars called the dems focus the scientists use this demonstration device to explain what their process is all about it's a sphere where plasma currents concentrate interest reigns although actressy the fusion generator used in this lab is also said to channel instability to focus the energy instead of trying to make it stable which is traditionally seen as the much more mainstream approach and they the last step to success is the hardest one we have to the three requirements to make a fusion reactor and turn that into a generator we have the confinement time and we have the temperature now we just need the density and so that's what we're working on the group says their device is see further than others what we're talking about here is a specific type of fusion called a neutron fusion which means that the fuel you present them in any neutrons and that's good because that means we don't have any radioactive waste the physicist discovery b.c. will change the world for ever energy poverty you know wars over resources if we switch fro

>> i think republicans get the jokes and -- dims -- dems don't like them and independents don't get themst think about how many jokes can be made about independents. it is not as painful as riding a bike sickle woit a seat and shirt, but it will hurt for a longtime. >> don't knock it until you have tried it. remi? >> i like the story. why i am not a huge jay leno fan. after reading this story i like him a little more. he named some names. george bush and mitt romney are happy to be the brupt of his jokes. they put in a focus groups to see how they will affect him. >> bill, we have to move on quickly. >> the only thing jay leno is more of an authority on is politics. >> that's true. >> let's take it for state value. >> we have to close things out. to see recent clips go to fox news.com/red eye. >>> back to andy levy. >> what is the deal with the black hat? >> it makes my head look thinner. >> is that right? >> yes. >> gavin, how are they do ?g. >> reraised about $10,000 so far. go to street corners.com and click on the shop button and buy them. and please buy my book, totally unrelated to

or obama won in '08, he won't win this time, but they are looking at states line arizona where the dem graphics, latino voters particularly are very big there, big population of them, romney has not done well on the immigration issue. so i think they're looking to expand the map in new places. >> ten seconds. >> 80% of the country says economy is the number one issue. so states like arizona where the economy has been very troubled are a safe place for mitt romney. barack obama shouldn't waste his i'm. >> we shall see how it all plays out. thanks to all of you. i appreciate. later this hour, president clinton teaming up with president obama for the first of three fund-raisers for the re-election campaign. we'll bring you the details straight ahead. but first george mmerman's lawyer launches social media mpgnor his client afte utng dow mrm's bse lt ek whhe dngt, pusaj misteme o world tde ceeril spa t pi ste ilngsneyo's taessk rer wel t rertroyo we asked tottrangers. to w it for us. i'll be right ba we asked tottrangers. didt ke a d w mu ifees dyouran tao wah ur mon ban no ne. peoe. emale

>> i think it is imperative that any aid military aid is dem monsterable with pakistan to help us fight>> are there any conditions now? >> u.s. government reduced military aid to pakistan but they want to continue to flow civilian aid. we have some of the best marketers in the world that's why people drink pepsi in the derts and wear michael jackson's t-shirts in the congo. we want marketers to be in accordance with the aid so we can demonstrate the aid and help our poll numbers go up basically. >> what going to hap we knpen ws widows? it didn't happen ton tuesday because the third wife the brother came over and didn't have a passport. what happens next? >> from what i understand the pakistani courts have her passport and the yemeni government have approved to bring her and her kids back. the two other wives the saudi government there was negotiations that took place between their lawyers and saudi government. they losted official ship in 94 but apparently that worked out. they have to be careful not to get retribution. >> thank you for being here. >> my pleasure. >> we will keep folks

where we harmonize the rate for earnings and capital gains and dividends, i think there's a lot about dem graphics that says we should do that anyway. so i've changed my view on that, and that's different from the orthodoxy i've had. and the last thing i would like to see is i would like to see warren buffett take a new pledge on top of the one he had as his way to avoid estate taxes and i would like to see a new pledge that he will pay 100% of his income in taxes and then it will be more than his secretary and we don't have to hear about her anymore. >> just to clarify, so you're saying that ordinary income rates and capital gains rates would be the same? >> yes. >> and dividends capital, gains, ordinary rates should be the same. i believe we need to bring down the marginal rates on corporations and need a territorial system, bring down the marginal top rate and the combined rate of dividends and capital gains will be close to where we are today anyway by even though we're taxing it twice. >> close to where we are now, not to where we're about to go like 15. kevin? >> obviously i agree w

we've got enough coal to run the united states for several thousand years they have clean burning says dems and the elites themselves it's a good point you make go they are suppressing the development of clean and free energy systems to keep us on their fossil fuel system then they want to create artificial scarcity and planned obsolescence to enslave us this is the monopoly man waging war against the free market and creating artificial scarcity through the un agenda twenty one system. that was alex jones host of the alex jones show. what movie abu jamal has been behind bars since the early one nine hundred eighty s. he was convicted of murdering philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner and originally sentenced to death but a few months ago the philadelphia district attorney dropped abu jamal his death sentence his case has in many ways come to symbolize the flaws of the court system here in the u.s. and really himself has actually published several books and commentaries including live from death row well r.t. got an exclusive interview with movie abu jamal his first t.v. interview sinc

do is muddy the waters to take away the itk yby lluy thatne >>asid f aan o h bn rnng esenfo f yrs to demn op ed pieces that would have damned the motor industry? >> it is the gift that keep on going if you're a democrat. why go there? he cannot really rehabilitate his image on detroit. his 2008 op ed in the "wall street journal" stands the test of time. this is what he has said. he has effectively repeated that claim and even some right wing pundits were saying onmp a filb aid onem th uemoynt wulha bn hierndth wulha bn cple mlsnernd t ne anlad sugin onomy. >> the roey strategy, it seems to me is one of co-ment onning and claiming the president's achievements as his own from the auto bailout to sanctions on iran. even to the death of bin laden. but doesn't this attempt at historical theft, if you like, actually point to the fact of syro.y's hollowness? ialst ggtih adcad acyhatwe dn th osama bin laden killing. it goes to the central point about where the republicans are today. i think that they believe that they can not win the argument in making the contrast between obama and romney on bo

. >> diaz also brings an ak dem ac -- academic approach, befigtttg of a man who holds a doctor at andnd location, vary each day, boxing drills integrated with conditioning work. every movement closely recorded and calibrated in a small notebook of dr. pedro diaz. >> he's like a computer. half is problem. he knows what road he want to take at the victory. >> for miguel coto, a fighter who changed trainers three times in three years, the experience so far with diaz, first the win over margarito and invigorating training camp has his realize that this can be a lasting one. >> pedro is a hard workinger wo. and create a lot of confidence for me. and i'm pretty sure until the end of my career, i'm not going to move, anywhere else. [ male announcer ] what if you had thermal night-vision goggles, like in a special ops mission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutralizing enemies in their sleep, you'd be targeting stocks to trade. well, that's what trade architect's heat maps do. they make you a trading assassin. trade architect. td amer

"lesbian dem hilatyry rosen tells romney she never worked a day in her life." today at a school corner, the women we spoke to insist that it is not a war between mom's. both sides get how hard the decisions can be. she says there is a big cost to staying at home. >> we have four children. financially be could be doing better off but i was able to work. >> many working mothers wish they had more time at home. >> when i stay at home, i work harder. i go to work to relax from staying at home because i find it really hard. >> after the republican national committee lecture that it was wrong for her adopting, they say they believe children deserve a father and mother. this is clearly a debate getting testier by the day. rebecca cooper, abc 7 news. >> a warmer day all around the metro and things are looking even better for this weekend. >> it would be nice to have something not to this pollen out. it is driving people like me crazy. doug hill is standing by in the weather center with a first check of the forecast. >> you're going to have to wait until monday evening

the dem mission is -- demolition is taking place in six places smallly. a concrete divider is almost complete. a massive amount of debris is being separated. con treat and steel will be recycled. the project managers say there haven't been any hitches but tomorrow is a crucial day. >> the contractors want people to stay away from this area tomorrow. they know there's going to be an the bay which may attract a lot of traffic and tourists but they're going to be dozens of as fault trucks coming into the area tomorrow to start laying down the voorp the project can be completed by the opening on monday morning, which is expectedded a 5:00 a.m. they say if there's a lot of tourist traffic it could cause a major delay so they're asking people to please stay away. reporting live, abc-7 news. >> alan: and abc-7 news will have updates all weekend on the progress of the doyle drive construction project and the detours. you can get an instant notice when the road re-opens, and our exclusive waves app can help you and a navigate around it. '. >> ama: a little boy die

and the former dnc chairs, four of them, call on the dems to get with the times on gay marriage.'t forget to head to your digital war room everything and you want and more at current.com/thewarroom. we're just getting started. premiering sunday, april 8th at 10/9 central. only on showtime. [ male announcer ] cookies with smooth caramel and chocolate. ♪ ♪ hmm twix. also available in peanut butter. as i understand it in radio they can't see you, so this is big for me. >>tv and radio talk show host stephanie miller rounds out current's new morning news block. >>it's completely inappropriate for television. >>sharp tongue, quick wit and about all, politically direct. >>politically direct to me means no bs, the real thing, cutting through the clutter. my show is the most important show in the world. ♪ >>> in this campaign cycle everything old is new again, thanks to the power of the internet, which means that old speeches from the candidates old interviews they gave they are all on line and fair game. buzzfeed.com is specializing on unearthing these old clips and broadcasting them to

they are splitting up after 50 games owe dem has average career lows in points and rebounds. just won the 2012 masters but bubba watson taking part in the daily rituals of being a father. he tweeted about changing his first diapers and being in tears. go figure while doing it. image that. pub bau and his wife adopted caleb watson admits his newly adopted son and his faith are more important to him than the game of golf. >> sounds like a good guy. >> 41 after the hour. coming up it's not such a sweet treat when it is candy. see the way government is taxing you to the max. >> a mama dog taking matters into his own hand to save her pup. >> first what you missed last night with jimmy fallon. >> kim kardashian's mother in law is leaving the mavericks in 12 months. kim was like guess he is one of us. >> it's 45 after the hour. every now and then we hear about strange laws on the books that most don't know are on the books. with the tax deadline on the way how about a look at where your money is going. we have the story. >> turns out taking a closer look at the tax code can be more

but if the unit can't deliver to help with the dems, that's not a good thing.nd so, dropping to 60% of the series overall turn are dropping at 12% for those that are supposed to help those who think it denies them even as the guy pal pad to wait over an hour on hold. anybody mr. and enjoyed being on hold for over an hour? i don't think so. i'm amazed anybody sit on hold for over an hour quite frankly. that is just not acceptable. and now, that is not how you treated the mother crying. so i want to recognize that you are trying to do the right thing here, but we are are from where we need to be. >> chairman platts, just to make a clarification, the unit that number went to is different from the unit were taxpayer suit a bit a has been identity theft the dems called the irs out of the blue. the unit of statistics go to our unit for the irs has sent taxpayer letters instead we need is a question about your return and we are not going to hold it. >> absolutely. and if i did make that clear, whether there's a believe there is identity theft here and we set up a spec

. >> carolyn: because of the doyle drive dem lilgs, ferry service is going to be expanded again today. right now there are double the number of ferries between marin county and the city. last to leave at san francisco will be at 9:40. one of the most popular is the route to at&t park for the giants game but that is sold out. if you have to drive across the golden gate bridge, caltrans recommends park presidio park boulevard. if you take marina boulevard and got stuck in traffic. >> sitting there ten minutes, it looks like another 10 to 15 minutes. >> you come here and sit. >> you need a lot of patience. i knew this was going to be like this. >> carolyn: many are heeding the warning. they are avoiding that situation, that mess all together. caltrans does report a 3450% drop in southbound traffic coming into the city from marin county. we'll have updates on the progress of the doyle drive construction project and the detours until the work is finished. you can get an instant notice when the road reopens via twitter, facebook and text alert. of course, our exclusive waze app can help you

juan: the polarization in congress -- >> dana: so if kennedy votes in favor of something that the demsd court? the reverse has to be true. >> kimberly: good court, bad court again. jus >> juan: people know about swing vote and the court being independent institution but we have seen they become more political. >> kimberly: that is wrong. disagree. >> eric: that is the major -- actuall just >> juan: coming up, some network in the work big-time. katie couric is back at gma. believe it or not, sarah palin is guest hosting "the today show." morning television has been turned upside down. we've got the best moment when you come right back. ♪ ♪ [ artis brown ] america is facing some tough challenges right now. two of the most important are energy security aneconomic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a large part of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands of jobs. at our kearl project icanada, we'll be able to produce these oil sands with the same emissions as many other oils and that's a huge breakthrough

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