fbi director in september. up next, president oh what is director's the ceremony at the fbi on monday. this is 40 minutes. >> please be seated, everybody. we only have a couple of seats today. good afternoon. everyone. deputy is shawn joys, director of the fbi. today we're truly honored to be barack y president obama. president? mr. president, on behalf of employee, it is my privilege to welcome you back to headquarters. we also have a number of special guests here today including webster, ectors sessions, and a special warm mullen back to director and his wife anne. attorney lcome former ashcroft and lieu lucasey. you with red to have us here today. i would also like to take a moment to acknowledge our guests president obama and the includingn the stage, robin dorch, a friend and colleague with whom to represent some of richmond's hardest hit eighborhoods, judge john walker, senior judge for the united states court of appeals for the second circuit. director was the first law clerk when he was a new judge on h

so officially i have been director. second equally important, we wanted to be able to officially welcome director call me and his family into the fbi family. [applause] we are all honored to mark the occasion, along with director call me's family and close friends. now, with those that are seated please rise for the color guard. please remain standing for the singing of the national anthem by jimmy wheeler, a retired new york port authority police officer with whom director call me worked in new york -- director colmey in new york. ♪ ♪ o say can you see by the dawns's early light, what so proudly we hail at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ whose bright broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight. oh the ramparts we walk were so gallantly streaming and the brock -- rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ o say does that spar -- star- spangled banner yet wave, o'er the ramparts -- o'er the land of the free and the home of the % creator of th

also, the director's children. welcome. [applause] also, director comey's brother and sister. we welcome you. a special welcome to director comey's father. welcome. [applause] we are here today for two purposes. wast, director james comey sworn in in a privates or money privatember 4 -- ceremony on september 4. second, we wanted to be able to officially welcome director james comey and his family into the fbi's family. [applause] we are all honored to mark this thesion along with director's family and his close friends. seated pleasee rise for the presentation of the colors. please remain standing for the singing of the national anthem , a retired newr york port authority police heardr, whose voice was at the funerals of so many of his colleagues killed on september 11. ♪ >> oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming whose broad stripes and bright stars perilous fight ramparts we watched streamingllantly glaree rocket's red bursting in air gave proof through the night still thereg was star-spangledat banner yet wave,

so officially i've been director.nd second equally important we wanted to be able to officially welcome director comey and his family into the fbi family. we are all honored to mark this occasion along with director comey's family and his close friends. now with those who are seated, the few, please rise for the presentation of colors by the fbi police color guard. please remain standing for the singing of the national anthem by jimmy wailer, a retired new york port police officer, who has worked in new york, and whose voice was heard at the funerals of so many of his colleagues killed on september 11th. >> we're going to pause and go to a commercial break while we're waiting for the comments from the white house, and also from the new fbi director, james comey. we'll be right back. >> what a difference a year makes. a year ago this time super storm sandy, a lot has changed in the course of one year. >> meteorologist: has has changed, del. take a look at this picture behind me. i live in battery park, and you can see

garcia is the director of our public health she gets the audio issues. so i have the honor and the same folks came in contact my office and to make sure we got the language right so we would appropriately commend and honor the men and women of the staff that we were told but he members here to honor the medical director of the tom o'dell health clinic. i want to bring up greendrosis joseph and recognize him. this come more than from the board of supervisors it comes from the patient and its clients you serve. in recognition of your leadership in the two health facilities into one clinical that is under one clinic we over our highest appreciation for your leadership in providing the health care that puts our residents first (clapping) >> so much again. this is is really a treasure and variable asset and i'm happy to represent the neighborhood for the tom o'dell clinic >> and thank you whoever is responsible for this i'm touched. i would be remiss if i didn't share it with our providers and nurses our health care workers our psychiatry staff and, of course

comey became the fbi director.he day after he became director there was a car with security there to make sure he got to work safely. james comey, the seventh director of the federal bureau of investigations. standing tall at 6'8" which makes him one of the tallest men in washington. >> thank you, shawn, thank you, mr. president, thank you for gracing us for your presence, and speaking to eloquently about the mission of the fbi and it's great people. thank you also to my friends and family who are gathered here today. my entire life is literally represented in this crowd, and it is a pretty picture. these are the people that i have known and loved literally my entire life, and from whom i have learned so much. i'm especially grateful that my dad and my sister and my brothers could be here today. i wish so much that mom could be here to enjoy this amazing day. i can still hear ringing in my tired teenage years her voice as she snapped open the shades every single morning and said, rise and shine and show the world w

director jarvis, i'm just curious, the philosophy that you have as director of the park service. do you believe our rights come from our creator, or from our government and constitution? >> i believe they come from all of the above. >> well, check your constitution. it's a constitution that prohibits activities by the government, not give them the rights. the declaration of independence established what our founders believed, where a rights came from. but ms. eberly, what has happened to you is pretty outrageous. you've heard all of the insults thrown out today about the shutdown. and i'm curious, were you notified before october 1, that tuesday, that you might be closed even though you'd been operating totally independent and you had saved the farm because of your efforts and your 32 years as director? when we get notified you were being shut down the? >> i had a phone call on my cell phone from the superintendent monday, late morning. and i returned it early afternoon but i was out of town. >> okay. and what we told him that conversation? >> we were told, or i was told that the

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you are the acting director. i congratulate you on that. >> thank you. >> and at the end of may, i came in. they asked me to step in as interim executive director, and so i stepped in around mid-my and there were a lot of tasks to take on and kind of write the ship in a certain way. it's been an amazing experience. i have a transition team, which is the board chair wade rose and eric mcdonough and mark spencer and with them, i have been leading this organization. it's been such a gift. >> you have a vision? >> for the museum as you move forward? transitioning is one thing. and you must have your own vision. >> in reality, i committed to do this through the end of august. we're actively searching for a new executive director and we keep the same vision, but we wanted to be more creatively dynamic, and we want to mix that culture and history of the diaspara with technology. we need to move forward in the technology aspect of the diaspara at the museum. i hope the new executive director will bring a vig. we had an a

executive director's report? >> i nout that public comment was at the end so i apologize. >> my mean is corine woods and i have worked on the water front project for years and i know that the port and you can't say publicly how important the washington street project is. but i urge, every san francisco voter to read the ballot, read the statements, and please, vote for the washington project, thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon commission, james bryant with i have to make sure that which organization that i am with today. and i just want to come here today to let you all know that the process for the upcoming eco center is well and alive and that the organizations have been talking and that i hope that we can come to a happy resolution as far as trying to put teams together but i want to make sure that the commission understanding my feeling about this and that means we must, in the end, have representation for the community, that is in and from this community that the eco center sits in and i want to than

as the assistant director for special security director, mr. prioletti is responsible for leading the oversight and security clearance process on behalf of the director of national intelligence. wanted to say, steve, i understand the secretary for the -- secretary of defense for intelligence is responsible for polcy, programs, and guidance relating to other things personnel and security. you have that whole broad realm? >> yes, we do. >> how long have you been doing this? >> six years now. >> all right. thank you. final witness is brenda fairly, director of defense capabilities and management at the government accountability office. in april of 2007, ms. fir rell was appointed to serve as director of capabilities and management team where she's responsible for military and civilian personnel issues. including personnel security clearance process issues. miss farrell has offered several reports critiquing government efforts to reform the security process. we thank you for your testimony today. turning it over to mr. jordan for his remarks, we ha

director, que pasen los litigantes. >>dra.explÍcame, por favor, por quÉ estÁs demandando a rafael, que es director y quÉ exiges para resolver este caso. >>buen doctorayoyostoy demandando aquÍ al director gutiÉrrez, porque el abusÓ de mÍ, abusÓ de mÍ como actor profesional y es un abusivo. doctora: ¿cÓmo? >>sÍ, esn abusador. >>pero yo no entiendo. o sea, un director te puede... explÍcame quÉ te pasÓ a ti. a ver. >>Él abusÓ de mÍme... es que... ¿como le explico? >>a ver, ¿estabas haciendo un trabajo con Él? ¿una pelicula? ¿quÉ estabas haciendo? >>sÍ, estaba haciendo un short con Él, una pelÍcula... >>un corto metraje. >>sÍ. >>ok. el seÑor estaba haciendo un corto metraje, tÚ fuiste a aplicar como actor, ¿correcto? >>sÍ, doctora. >>ok. y te aceptÓ, te escogio para ser actor. >>sÍ, doctora. yo fui al casting que Él estaba promoviendo. fuy entre 50 personas que estaban ahÍ... >>te escog a ti. >>sÍ, me escogiÓ mÍ. yo, como el personaje era: el mulato de fuego doctora: el mulato de fuego. >>de fuego. y como usted ve, soy un >>ah, ok.

director reiskin? >> could you, i have a few questions, could you first, give us a brief description of what the 2 million dollar change order, the most recent one was, let me see how it is... the bse change order one on the slide, and yes, we had a couple of items there, and i have the full list it is in the report. i believe, actually the categorize these better. but i have this report, too. >> yeah, the same as this one, i just can't remember which ones were and the train platform pit changes were part and that is part of the contractor and that is where some of the pits had to be relocated through the final design process and that was 250,000 and a million dollars of this, change order was also an increase to the hazardous material, allowances. so that was the biggest part of it, 250 as i said for the, and the muni and the allowance was increased by 250,000. >> and before the pit changes, and there are pile caps that were left after this demolition that were not part of the process and that was abo

>>con este nuevo director técnico fracasaron la última vez.. >>eligieron al director técnico exacto, creo que se debe de tener un técnico que tenga calma, pase ese conocimiento. >>¿el otro no tenía calma ni paciencia? >> ya no tenía la capacidad para controlar un grupo. >>y según tu méxico ganará 2 x 1. por favor, yo creo que se está decir tratando. tráigale agua a ramón díaz. tenemos llamadas, les agradecemos que nos llamen, que no de su pronóstico, aprovechando que estamos en el mes de las brujas, díganme, que yo lo escucho, se la bruja del 54. alo. >>sí, buenos días, patricia. >>¿quién va a ganar según tú? >> va a ganar méxico 3 x 1. >>otro que está deshidratado, está solucionado, hermano. >>no, porque tenemos un buen director técnico. es un triunfador. ¡taesa el rey midas! >>¿no necesitamos tanto dinero o si? >> así lo ha nombrado porque todo lo que toca es oro, todos los equipos que dirige los hace campeones. esperemos que la selección mexicana vaya al mundial. >>¿y chicharito donde lo dejas? ¿crees que va a jugar? >> mira, si se pone las

director nutter for the process of going back out at the he could rfp and going to annie for all of your hard work and look forward to hearing how it goes from dca. >> yes, commissioner wan? >> i don't need to know too much of details i am wondering what is the measurable objectives for this grant and what is the generous charity? >> it is a good question, annie? >> sorry, okay. we have two years to complete a community-wide assessment in support of the development of the blue, green way. and so, we could look at the sites along the water front, or of the areas in close proximity that will serve as the linkages or the green connections to the water front to basically open up the water front access so that the local residents can enjoy the biking, walking and getting some exercise, and so we hope to eventually, secure more funding, and after we do the assessment to clean up some brown fill sites and provide more recreation spaces for healthy activities. >> how many residents will they reach out to? is there a number that they have to review? >> so bca did submit a proposal to us and i bel

you don't know the color of the director. i think they are starting to really change things. >> bill, are we discussed, the emmies haven't been generous to actors. are they more -- >> i think we could make that argument. these an interesting point. there's a lot of movies to be made and a lot of tv shows these days. you think of oz and the wire. there have been extraordinary roles for blacks and produce a lot of interesting stars of well. that's another point that i was making. the more productions you have. the rise and all the numbers are in the different groups that will arise and find themselves better position for the future. here. one are the people who vote on the oscars which most people don't know this are overwhelming white in male. 3/4 male and 92% white. that's a big problem. you know who's whiter? are the people who are shelling tout movies. those are the movies you have to get to and the other hollywood is us the viewing public. we have to show that we will go to see those other movies. >> thank you for being wi

offered any support. >> not one of the directors called me. that would have been a start. not one. [ crying ] >> reporter: both sides admit tensions have never been this high. >> there's just been a lot of bad blood on both sides. it's going to be very hard. >> reporter: the board believes both sides have to first sign off on the contracts and that will allow healing to begin. >> do things have to mend in order for us to work together? yes. but at this point it's too raw, too real. >> reporter: some union supporters even demanded a criminal investigation against the bart board of directors. live here in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> seiu members are supposed to vote on their contract tomorrow. it is expected to be ratified. atu hasn't scheduled a vote yet. >>> bart says it will be a few more days before it knows the exact cause of the train fire last night in orinda. a spokeswoman says the smoke was caused by a short-circuit setting off a chain of events including the failure and overheating of of the motor reactor. >>> some work did get don

throwing acid in the director's face. man who f being the lung the acid into his face.nd the man that drove the getaway car. the kind of stage they are normally associated with, which is why it is an embarrassment of one of the world's most famous ballet troops. the hearing has been adjourned because two of the lawyers did not turn up. also not here, the victim of the crime. nine months since the artistic director was attacked outside he has had many operations to restore his sight and he is continuing with medical treatment. now for a rather more upbeat story. queen elizabeth opened the national theatre in london. peter o'toole was on the stage, starring in hamlet. half a century and 800 productions later, the queen returns as part of the anniversary celebrations. >> the clean backstage at the royal national theatre. shakespeare's hamlet, peter o'toole as the danish prince. >> immensely exciting. it was a wonderful adventure to have that company. >> the founding director like tom stoppard and samuel beckert. it seems that we should have a central place where almost any

chairman, i director i am curious of the philosophy you have as a director of the park service. do believe our rights come from our creator or from our government and constitution? >> all of the above him as. >> it is the constitution that prohibits activities by the government but does not give them rights. the declaration of independence established what our founders believed where our rights come from but what has happened to you is pretty of courageous you have heard the insults and throw doubt about the shutdown. were you notified before october 1st on that tuesday you might to be closed even though you had been operating totally independent in you save the farm because of your efforts as director? when reunified you were shut down? >> i had a phone call on monday late in the morning i returned it early afternoon i was out of town. >> what retold in that conversation. >> the farm is part of the shutdown and i said we have never been part of a shutdown but they said it would be illegal for you to open the farm and if you do then you risk the wrath and over the you one privat

>> director's report. >> so, commissioners in your packet you have the director's report for the past couple of months, and i will just highlight a couple of items, one is as you know it is september and so that means that it is our school year beginning we have a number of new staff that have joined the school education team to work throughout the year raising awareness and in our schools and zero waste and water education and water conservation, and september also means that there are a number of conferences so, a couple of conferences that i have attended one is the urban sustainability network which is annual meeting of 120 sustain able directors across the u.s. and canada to meet about the pry offerty and share the best practice and so that was a meeting that i just returned from and had an opportunity to share what we are doing in san francisco and also picked up the great programs from other cities as well. and i did want to highlight the fact also that i just returned also from london, and where i went to represent the mayor, and the city of san francisco, as part of the city

let me ask a question, director jarvis. what does the park service think will happen if they don't close private businesses? >> private businesses that are both within and outside the national parks are essential to public service. i mean, that's -- so we have pisca inn, northwest trading post, folk art center and the neighboring mill are all open as a result of the policy change i made to get them open along the -- >> how many others are closed still? >> i don't really know. >> hundreds. >> but i've opened over a dozen, cliff house, avon pier at cape hatteras, a number of these that really do not require our support. and do not violate the anti-- >> and hundreds are still closed. >> i've opened the window for anybody to request, and we are evaluating each one of those requests -- >> let me just, because my time is nine seconds here, and i would refer to you as well as mr. galvin. 1995 we had a shutdown. 1995 to the present, mr. galvin, we had the opportunity to put in place for that large government entity called the park

director of senior services. our agency has been around for 42 years. what i want to do first is describe our agency services and then call our president of our board of directors to talk about the legacy of our agency. basically bay view hunters point senior services is a provider throughout those 42 years. we now operate three senior centers, we have a nutrition program that serves over 250 meals a day. over all we serve 2,000 seniors a year. we have the first senior program in the united states who focus on ex-offenders coming out of prison. we operate a money management program where we help people manage their finances and do direct pay services. we operate a case management program with the network connections and with elders and able to help people navigate. recently we've been focusing on housing. we have found that if we don't focus on housing, we won't have african american seniors to serve. we have been trying to create opportunities for seniors to get into housing process by helping them with their application by looking for rental housing a

director or senior director for every region and country. they will be drawing, briefing papers and background information from the state department, from the defense department, from all of the relevant agencies of government. to put into briefing materials for the president. so when the president went off on a foreign trip, let's say he's off though the g-20 where it's jam packed with world leaders, many of whom the president will sit down with one-on-one at the margins of the meeting. a real guts of media like g-8 or g-20, it's not what happens around the table. but the one-on-ones that happen around that meetling. so the president will take off on air force one with a briefing book that's this fat with materials about each of them. president bush was studio. rarely wrent to a meeting with him where he had not read the briefing materials. staff knew not to overload him. he knew the book was going to be this big. you think the most important country you're writing ant is the most important one you. have to be respectful. he read the briefi

throwing acid in the director's face. man who f being the lung the acid into his face.nd the man that drove the getaway car. the kind of stage they are normally associated with, which is why it is an embarrassment of one of the world's most famous ballet troops. the hearing has been adjourned because two of the lawyers did not turn up. also not here, the victim of the crime. nine months since the artistic director was attacked outside he has had many operations to restore his sight and he is continuing with medical treatment. now for a rather more upbeat story. queen elizabeth opened the national theatre in london. peter o'toole was on the stage, starring in hamlet. half a century and 800 productions later, the queen returns as part of the anniversary celebrations. >> the clean backstage at the royal national theatre. shakespeare's hamlet, peter o'toole as the danish prince. >> immensely exciting. it was a wonderful adventure to have that company. >> the founding director like tom stoppard and samuel beckert. it seems that we should have a central place where almost any

how much trust do you have to have in this director, who is a fabulous director? >> you know, 1000%. >> jon: you have to trust. >> as all your actors have to trust you. >> jon: yeah. >> i think you're going to do an amazing job. you're going to be good at this. >> jon: we're getting there. the amazing thing is, normally a movie of this kind of technological precision and acuity doesn't have emotion in it. they find a way to bleed that out. >> it's because they're so concentrated on the amazing aspects of the effects, which they are amazing. i can see you getting lost in that. the way that alfonso used the director was all to accentuate fear and joy. it was all to make the emotion stronger and to make people leave this world in the way that you won't have that technology not exist. it didn't exist until weeks before we started shooting in many cases. >> jon: you go back now and you watch other space movies, they're still enjoyable. like 2001, i watch that seen where they're bursting through the whatever hydro zone with everything flying out and i'm like -- you know

as its chief operating officer and deputy director.e past four years under the direction of acting director demarco, andy and its members have enjoyed an open and collaborative relationship with fhfa. so for this were truly appreciated and help this president continues into the future. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome fhfa acting director ed demarco. [applause] ♪ >> good morning, everyone. thank you for inviting me to speak this morning. i'd like to start by congratulating the mortgage papers association on this 100th annual convention. that is quite a history. when it traces from a much different and limited housing finance system to one that creates our greater access to credit but that is recovering from a nationwide trauma in housing. the good news is that the recovery is taking hold. the opportunity for rebuilding our housing finance system to a stronger, more competitive and more resilient market is before us. yet challenges are all around us. implementing an array of new mortgage rose, many developed in response to the recen

eventually i became a director.staticky voice over intercom) (loud ringing sound) (staticky, unintelligible voice) (john milius) george lucas, i remember, did the first film. he spent his money to do the first film in color. that was a big breakthrough, somehow he'd gotten the navy or somebody to process it. he would take their money and their allotment of film and try and make the longest possible film, which was often just hideously boring. but they did achieve something, it was long. (music playing) feeling big never feels bad. money, pictures and sex, it's kind of the same, it's interchangeable. sometimes i don't know whether it's sex and pictures that i'm working on, or pictures and sex. you know, i just really don't know, like, you know. well, when you've got an interchangeable medium... it's interesting that coppola who is the eldest of the group, went to ucla, a film school noted for more personal cinema, as opposed to usc which was always seen much more as a film school gearing people to the industry. their

. >> >> members of the ethics commission, ray hartz director of san francisco open government. i was interested in the end of the september 23rd meeting and after hayon said that there are no members of the public here, commissioner renne said in part, i hope that the staff does not take the criticism to heart as it is not what we feel who know what you are really doing. and he then proceeded to characterize all of the public comment as accusations. and this was followed by the statement. i think they weral unfounded comments. so every member of the public that appeared before this body and commissioner renne admitted that he said that everything that they said was unfounded. and i have read you before this good government guide that the body has to have at least an appearance of being fair and if you start out accepting everything they say is wrong, not fair. this was all followed by a quote from or sorry, the chair then said, thank you commissioner renne and i think that we all heartedly agree with what you said. and i suppose that we should be grateful that you were so candi

a estrenarse el 14 noviembre, lo que no tiene nervioso y emocionado. >> mi primer proyecto como directoría que llegar. >> pues felicitaciones a este... le va a ir muy bien. >> de manera correcta. >> vámonos al corte comercial, cuando regresemos, peewee nos platica que hizo en estos cuatro años de ausencia. y por otro lado, jas devael dice... >> andamos lúcidos. >> con quién va a pasar la navidad. >> ¿se eleva a rellenar? ¿quien le va a veces espinar el bacalao? n$q5 ♪ >> no debe ser nada fácil cuando uno tiene 10 años tener la fama que tuvo peewee. >> no. >> debe ser el complicado y después dejar de tenerlo es retomar una carrera en el mundo de la música. >> es más complicado. >> peewee lo está intentando. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ahora que peewee estuvo alejado de los reflectores nos revela que hizo en estos cuatro años de vida. >> me ponía hacer ejercicio, escribía canciones porque escribimos miles de canciones, no miles y miles, pero escribimos muchísimo para este disco, leer, que eso es algo muy importante para cuando uno está en la sesiones de composición. >> para el joven estar lejos de su familia

. >> and director sartipi? >> just to piggy back on the question and with respect to the advocacy. do they do any analysis of any federal estate, legislation, that would in any form or shape change the qualifications of funding for the transbay. something may become a barrier to qualify for certain types of funds? >> what they do is keep us informentd of upcoming opportunities and for example, and what would, if we notice an area for example, the department of homeland security and they give us funds for security and if we notice that we are not, and for example they tend to give money to projects that are already built or in operation, yet there are a lot of projects that are being constructed right now, and rails, and facility and bus facility and so we will ask for example, can you let us know if there is a possibility that projects that are in construction could at some point qualify in addition to the existing projects that are under operation and they do those kinds of analysis and let us know when the upcoming bills are coming up and what is in them and so they let us know a

director, que pasen los litigantes. >>dra. polo, fue dolencia, casi me mata.dante, estÁs demandando a rosy. dime quiÉn es rosy, por que la demandas y quÉ pides para resolver este caso. >>mire, dra. polo, rosy es mi examiga. yo la estoy demandando por la suma de $10,100 por los daÑos que me ocasionÓ. doctora: ok. $10,100 por daÑos que te ocasionÓ tu amiga. jennifer: examiga. >>ya no es amiga. >>no. >>ahora explÍcame todo esto. >>mire, deje que le explique. nosotros pertenecemos a un grupo de motociclistas. cada fin de semana nosotros salimos a diferentes lugares a divertirnos. ese fin de semana, nosotros nos fuimos a divertirnos a las vegas... >>¿quiÉneson "nosotros"? >>bueno, el novio de ella, mi novio y yo. doctora: cuatro. >>somos cuatro. >>. perfecto. nos fuimos a las vegas, la pasamos muy bien. apostÉ, gane dinero: $1,700. regresamos a riverside, que es donde nosotros vivos. >>riverside, california. jennifer: sÍ. de ahÍ organizamos que para el siguiente fin de semana nosotros Íbamos a irnos al lago, a divertirnos. y asÍ pasÓ: nos fuimos al lago a divertirn

>> i want to say to director moore, i appreciate the information and i also want to thank director moore and commissioners katz and murphy, for the propeller club and launching in in october and with the two meeting mari time of the west coast, ahead of the pacific mari time association and bob, the president of iow we had a good turn out and we had 100 people and laid out the direction that the west coast ports have to go to stay competive and vital and that was a lot of good questions and i think that it had a little bit of a talk about marcus shares and what we need to do in our west coast ports and especially i am concerned about san francisco. and even oakland, how we stay competitive, because, of competing with the panama canal opening up and stuff like that, i think that they laid it out and it was informative and i appreciate having my former commissioner theres and i think that they are very informative and i think that he laid out the road ahead and where we have to go, thanks. >> thank you. >> actually i do have a public comment card but i don't see him in the room, kevin? >>

director of human services director agrees. we're seeking approval to expand an emergency housing if anything of forgiveable lien for $8,978,000 to open a homeless shelter that is next to mother brown's kitchen. it's located mother brown's kitchen is on the corner of having an dike and kitchen. the resource center is located on a block that has several industrial warehouses we'll hear today. i want to rewind about 2 and a half years since supervisor cowen talked about this. it was late in the summer about 2011 i went out to visit with mother brown's kitchen and what i noticed when - was simply not acceptable. really not acceptable from a view of humiliate. i saw 70 or 80 chairs in an upper crowded space with no ventilation. i saw homeless individuals with their heads down in the cafe because they had no place to rest. i asked about the chairs and i was told folks sleep upright in those chairs. it's not what it was designed to do. the architecture work was not designed for sleeping but those folks had no alternative. i walked ne

keith alexander has led the agency since 2005 and longest tenure ever for an nsa director. folks say the decision to leave was long planned and not reaction to recent revelations about surveillance practices. >>> the nsa is apparently playing a key role in the cia's drone program overseas.

. >> host: so when a writer writes a film or a director directs one, are they looking at larger issues besides just an entertainment vehicle? >> guest: you know, i don't have a simple rule for that. sometimes they are. for example, david mill cher's television show, "deadwood," and he's a very serious author. in other cases i think it's more the luck of the draw that a show ends up coming up with serious themes. for example, "south park," trey parker and matt stone, they're real libertarians, and i trace libertarian themes in that show. i'm open to any possibility. sometimes the authors are deliberately doing what i'm saying, sometimes they're not. >> host: well, when it comed to "deadwood," what is the author's motive, do you think? >> guest: his theme? his theme is what he calls water out of mud. he's very interested in the way social institutions develop spontaneously. he was interested in deadwood because this was a touch which for various reasons is outside any government jurisdiction. and we normally think that would produce anarchy, and it does produce a lot of violence, a lot o

the shortlist for europe's human rights prize is received a less than positive response from the director of his former agency rena. joins me live from new york to explain marina take us through exactly what was said. some u.s. officials would prefer to put n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden on a much less popular list no citizen would ever want to be on u.s. journalists brendan who covers technology policy for the hill blog reports that former cia and n.s.a. director michael hayden has joked about putting edward snowden on america's kill list haven's alleged comments were made at the washington post cyber security summit where he also noted that snowden has been nominated for a huge human rights award and then reportedly said quote i must admit in my darker moments over the past several months i had also thought of nominating mr snowden but it was for a different list unquote now at the washington post panel discussion on cyber

the director picked up the prize.e based the story on a book his wife wrote. >> i made a small swedish movie and it came to japan and it won this wonderful award so i'm very confused but happy. >> he told nhk that he was pleased with this year's movies and he outlined his vision for the festival. >> the tokyo festival is in good conditions that gets more attention, particularly, i hope the young filmmaker would love to come here because it's competitive. because they want to show that we can do even better. the young filmmaker's festival. this is my hope and expectation. >> organizers say over 35,000 people watch movies during the festival. >> here's your three day look at your forecast. >>> that wraps up this edition of nhk. in tokyo, thank you for joining us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

director jarvis, i do have a question. they seem to love our parks today but i haven't seen that love much recently since the republicans took over congress in 2010. 2010, your total budget was $2,750 million. in 2013, $2,400 million. which would be less than the fwathe spending levels. since 2008 -- less than the 2008 spending levels. since 2008 have you caught up on your capital back log? >> no, our maintenance backlog exceeds $11 billion. $11 billion back log on the parks which are so loved by the republicans. have you had to cut back earlier this year before the closures? >> yes, sir. particularly with the sequestration, we had to cut back significantly on the program -- on both programs and hours. we currently have for the last summer 1,000 less seasonals and 900 permanent positions unfilled. >> 1,000 less seasonals, 900 less permanent and the republicans are saying the sequestration, which they created which has cut your budget back to below 2008 year levels is politically motivated the things you're doing there. is

on director cats director of director of animal care and control agent. you've already heard a little bit from others about perspective impacts on users of dg nra property. i also want to note that as an agency responsible for processing commercial dog walker permits, we saw a spike in the number of applications during the 2 weeks federal government was shut down and gg nra property was inaccessible. if that's any indication of impact on city property there will be a significant effect. but i would also like to generate accs concern about this plan as it relates to animal welfare and more specifically our concerns are mostly similar to those in 2011 because as commissioner stevens noted, this is very similar plan to that. preferred alternative to 2011. accs responsible for stray and unwanted domestic animals and providing them new homes but we also provide rescue and facilitate wildlife rehabilitation per sec injured and orphaned animals throughout san francisco. therefore where an advocate for dogs and off leash play areas, but also for other animal welf

. >>> la presentación de miguel el piojo herrera como director técnico nacional ante finlandia, jovenbuena talla, rapidos, interesante esto de cara a lo que serán los partidos ante nueva zelanda. >>> desde luego, y parece una oportunidad bastante buena, como para aprovechar el funcionamiento del equipo, para la confianza, incluso y también con la ilusión de la selección mexicana que ha sido golpeada, sobre todo por los resultados. >>> músicos y artistas, jesse y joy con los capitanes, vamos a ver los 11 de la selección mexicana. >>> moi muñoz, valenzuela, rafael márquez y francisco rodríguez, por la izquierda miguel layún, medina, montes y gullit peña, al frente, raúl alonso jiménez y el cepillo olímpico, oribe peralta. >>> por su parte la selección de finlandia (información en pantalla) markus halsti, mikko sumus isp (información en pantalla) el más destacado de todos, el más popular, forsell, exjugador del chelsea moverá la pelota la selección mexicana el árbitro es de los estados unidos, está todo listo en san diego, california, para dar inicio al encuentro de méxico ante finlandia

she is the national security and human rights director the government accountability project. was an attorney in the justice department's professional responsibility advisory office. during the bush administration, lindh the dawn walker case. he was found in afghanistan. she raised legal and ethical objections over the questioning of land without his lawyer and revealed misconduct i the department of justice. she was eventually forced out. jesselyn radack, talk about the actual journey the four of you took. you left from where in the united states and how did you make your way to moscow and then to see edward snowden? and tom andus, ray i live in the d.c. metropolitan area, so we left from dulles and took a connecting flight to moscow. this was all carefully arranged, as it has to be. it always seems funny to me that people keep asking where he is and who is protecting him rather than focusing on the underlying reasons of why it would be necessary to be in hiding from your own country. were greatlyof us honored to be able to be the first americans to see him since hong kong an

reasons foreign film directors want to come to china is this studio.started with a farmer start g to build a chinese hollywood in his village. here you can see parts of shanghai as they were in the 1930s. it's also a tourist attraction. >> what is special is that the founder of the group invested a lot of money in the late 1990s in this place and he waived the fees for directors and drama television makers to make films there. instead he makes money from tourists. >> if you look at his project 15 years ago, this guy is crazy. to come up with a plan, i want to build hollywood from scratch. right now he has the economy of skill because he ha can attracte most groups. >> one of china's middl most prt female film directors, decisions revenge". >> in tw 2000 i moved to the u.. an after i graduated i moved to los angeles for a couple of years. i had this dream. every film maker's dream, i wanted to be a hollywood director one day. i got some cows from china. ther i got some calls from chin. chinese producers called me to come back and make a chinese feature.

i have a question for urd director clapper and director alexander. under the national security act the intelligence community is required to keep the intelligence committees informed of significant intelligence activity. without confirming or denying the most recent press reports of eavesdropping of the leaders of the allied countries, would you consider a wiretap on the leader of the allied country to be a significant activity required to be reported to the intelligence committee? >> it's here in the context of what we try to keep the congress informed with the totalitarian -- totality and what we submit with our justification books coming by and large complied with the spirit and the intent of some law. not to say we could not do more but i put more on written notification since i has been in the job in the statistics would bear that out. the fact we don't necessarily report each and every selector or dependent on the general rubric of leadership intentions that is something we could discuss with the notification that we have lived up to the requir

we heard a director clapper, who is now the director of national intelligence. we set up the department of homeland security. president bush pledged he would do everything he could to keep the country safe. i fear that the tea party, many of them are new to government, really don't understand the threats that are posed and are still out there. i personally believe that even if the constituents are concerned about health care, which they undoubtedly are, it is up to these members of congress to say "i understand that," but from my vantage point in washington, there are substantial threats to the united states and we cannot these important as intelligence and law-enforcement agencies and tie up the leadership of those departments at a time when we remain under serious terrorist threat. host: you say in your column that members are falling down in their response validity to educate their constituents about this issue -- responsibility to educate their constituents about this issue. is it members on both sides of the aisle? guest: primarily, i believe, it is the tea

director former n.s.a. director michael hayden jokingly said i must admit in my darker moment over the past several months i also thought of nominating mr snowden but it was for a different list to which then it representative mike rogers chimed in and said i can help you with that so of course they're referring to you know snowden being on the drone kill list i mean what does this say about how they are perceived perceiving snowden and you know all of this information that he's really provided to the public i mean it really is a transparent about how irate they are and how reckless they are these are elected and appointed officials at the highest levels of government and to make comments like that it's why we're responsible and profoundly disturbing frankly and it really shows you the entity and the venom that the u.s. has so when it's like oh come back and we will treat you well and we'd love to hear from you i mean really are you kidding me when you joke about putting people on the targeted assassination

director indget between. i was in the white house all eight years. >> here is tony snow talking about how he was selected. >> josh and i work in the bush white house. he would come into my radio show and we talked about getting together. he's a great guy to work with. he's is someone i really enjoyed. we finally made this. it was on a friday am a i think -- it was on a friday, i think. he ended up doing a sales pitch that i could not resist. he said, i know the numbers look bad, the fundamentals are good in the economy and things are going a certain way in iraq. i know you have a great job and you are making a lot of money. guy like youwhy a would not want to take a risk or the challenge. point, he had baited the hook and i snapped. >> how did he get selected? >> he got selected by me because i felt that one of the ways that, as a staff, we were letting the president down was in not communicating in an affirmative way about what was going on in the white house. we have gotten into a mode of being defensive. w