the coast guard's domain in the department of homeland security domain. so it is just enormous. one of the speakers mentioned the number of contain no with those giant ships scare the heck out of you. they're like a tractor-trailer. i am used to clearing rooms. how do clear something like that if you think there's something that going on on that vessel? it is an enormous problem. they touched on it. we had this swiss cheese model of. there is all these different screening things. all this stuff is on there. it is an imperfect system. but they are working there tells off to get the holes in the swiss cheese as small as they can get them to make it as difficult as possible for the bad guys to get through one of those holes or more importantly, they make it their operational risk assessment, the bad guys operational risk assessment, is such that it is not really worth it to them to try because there is such a good chance of them might get caught by one of these tripwires. i have been working homeland security issues from the higher level department of defense standpoint when i was

>> we took down 59 domain names recently. there are going to be other criminals out there, and other criminal sites. we want to be effective in taking out the largest sites. we work directly with the motion picture association of america to make sure the sites we were looking at were the sights that offered the most content, the most protected content. when you looked at the ratings, for instance, of these sites -- there is a group called alexa rankings. a lower ranking is better. it is a golf score. one of the sites was 257th most popular internet site in the united states. by taking out those sites, we not only reduced the ability of these counterfeiters and corridors to put content online. we also took away their ability to generate ad revenue. the sites exist to generate profit. that is what all criminal activity is designed to do. these sites take nine to 15 months to build up the type of buzz and traffic they need to generate sufficient ad revenue. by taking their domain names and their ability to exist, we have taken a

45, a public hearing to senior adopting a resolution to acquire real property interest by eminent domain for the central subway third street light rain extension at 801 market street. also pur opportunity to a position approved on july 20 the board agreed to sit as a committee as a whole for a resolution to require real property by donation for central subway third street light rail extension 2864th street. 48 and 49 are the board of supervisors sittings a a committee as a whole to a require real property by eminent dough maition 4555 stockton street and items 50 through 51, also are the public hearings fored board setting as a committee of the whole to adopt a resolution to acquire real property by eminent domain for central subway third street light rail extension and 52 and 53 are for the board sitting as a whole to require real property by eminent domain for light raet extension 933 through 949 stockton street. >> for those of you waiting for these items, thank you for your patience. we have a lot of exciting items today f. we could move to the central subway items. we're sitting as

zero eminent domain of housing. so we were very sensitive to that. redevelopment is a great tool and it is a tool that has been used all over the state. we just finished bloomingdale's. that was a redevelopment area. it could happen, and if you strike, it could really make a difference. we are trying to make sure that we are using it right. >> we are not anti-development. we are anti getting pushed out and killing our kids. >> a cheap way to provide opportunities for people is affordable housing. and this is affordable housing that will very from rental housing for families, rental housing for seniors, housing for people with disabilities, housing for the chronically homeless, holders of housing. >> we love redevelop it, but we are going to have to do some development ourselves. that is what we want the city to do. let the people year, starting with the people out here in bayview, to the development here. at the shipyard, whatever it is. you do not need anybody out there. you give me all about lead, i could get the money to develop it. >> first of al

the mta board requested -- is requesting -- did request the board of supervisors for eminent domain on february 26 of this year for the three easements and on able 20 for the two properties. so today we're asking you to hold this public hearing for the acquisition for the five properties and finds that it's in the public interest and necessity, that the project is planned and located in an area most compatible with the most public good and least private injury, that the three easements and properties sought to be required is the best for the project and with that, john and i are happy to answer any questions. president chiu: colleagues, any questions for the representatives from the mta? supervisor david campos. supervisor campos: thank you. thank you to the mta for the presentation. let me begin by noting that i am supportive of this project. i look forward to the hearing and what is presented to us. i do have support for this project but i do want to make sure that we have a better sense of where the mta is in terms of its ability to manage this project. again, i am supportive of it

where are we in our second real decade of cyber domain being so ubiquitous? on the other hand it's growing so fast we don't have any time to waste. >> reporter: general hayden thank you very much. >> thanks very much. >> ifill: finally tonight, food as metaphor for a country's financial difficulties. "newshour" economics correspondent paul solman took a break from reporting on greece's serious problems to explore that idea. >> reporter: on our recent trip to greece, we broke bread with a native new yorker who's lived in the old country for nearly 20 years. >> welcome to the greek diet. >> reporter: diane kochilas writes cookbooks, reviews restaurants, runs a cooking school. and, to begin, can i interest you in some ouzo? >> some ouzo, sure. >> reporter: and she has a foodie's perspective on the recent economic history of her adopted land. >> the toast that people were clinking glasses to over the holidays was ( speaking in greek )-- health and liquidity, or health and cash flow. >> reporter: to health and cash flow. kochilas first lived in athens in the early

the five start kitchen once exclusively a male domain is nothing more women making a name for themselveslebrity chefs. back at home, a german man is often just as a versatile in the kitchen as he is in front of the barbecue. we visit a school for amateur chefs, and then we go on a journey through time from ultramodern molecular cuisine to the open fire barbecue. and imagine this, without even mentioning the word sauerkraut. >> a cooking school in berlin and then all-male class. they are busy preparing a four- course dinner, each student making their own contribution to the final feast. while the men get hands-on with potatoes and parsnips, germany, the kitchen is still largely a woman's domain. but these newcomers are relishing the experience. >> this looks good. it is a great feeling. it is the first time we have done this, and it is sure to be especially good. >> this is practically the first time i have ever stood at the stove. to wait until my age to do something like this is interesting. >> so far, it is looking really positive. >> everyone's fingers still there? the others, i mean?

you have a facebook accounts, you understand that the expansion of information through the cyber domain has been truly transform intent of our social networks to -- today. that is why there is a lot of money. there's a lot of talk about cyber. but as of yet, at least here in washington, no fully developed theory of what we should do about it. how we should realize all the gains that we can from the enhanced information sharing abilities that come from the cyber domain while avoiding the worst problems. we will have two panels today to begin talking about some of the ideas on the table for discussion. i do not think we will get to any answers but i do think we will raise interesting issues. our first panel will focus primarily on the civilian side, looking at private sector responses and the interaction between private citizens and the civilian government authorities. our second panel which will come in the second hour of our discussion, will look more at the official side and then nature of government the responses, particularly military responses and non-military. that is gonna be outl

you're not going to use eminent domain. on top of that, try to institutionalize agreements so it attempts to lift all vote. when i hear that's trying to allay concerns or multiply my concerns, that's not enough. and it doesn't satisfy them well enough. i think it's important that we try to, i think, navigate what is obviously a very complex process that the city attorney has outlined for us. knowing very well that redevelopment law supercedes municipal law and that there's been examples that have come before us that even when we have exercised our legislative influence on this process and when we've given our blessing for projects on bay view hunters point or elsewhere, they unilaterally change after they have left the decision making authority of the board of supervisors because the way that redevelopment law operates allows for that superceding authority to take place. so i don't see why we cannot advance a proposal and advance it with the kind of considerations and conditions that make that proposal so the best of what t

of education or the domain of all of us because they are our kids is really exciting, and i'm very new to student support services, so what i can say is that the commitment was there before me to engage in tarc and we did place on may 3 when it opened, we had a counselor from student support services at tarc. we had our student information system established down there so we really could go in and see what was going on, at least academically. we could see what counseling notes might exist, although again, unfortunately, the things that they are able, through relationship and human kindness, that they are able to honor, are probably not listed in the student information system. they're much deeper. supervisor dufty: given your background in the school district, one of the things that happens is there are some students that we between the city and school district have failed, and this is over a time when the educational deficit is enormous. is that something you will be thinking about? i have heard discussion and times about whether maybe not every student is going to be able to achieve

sordid details of politicians i don't think we need to know that but information that's in the public domain gets such as should know everything. indiscriminate shooting by u.s. soldiers and civilians is nothing unusual that's the view war veterans who spoke to our team about how they were in their actions. in china authorities are desperately trying to intercept thousands of barrels containing toxic chemicals which are floating towards russia severe floods washed the drums into a river on wednesday that you got a piece going off is in russia's far east looking into unconfirmed reports that some barrels are already leaking that poisonous contents. basically they're just around fifty years ago the water in the hour more was so clean it was possible to drink it straight from the river obviously over the years the situation has changed but the ecology here is now under threat of becoming even worse janie's authorities now say that they've managed to extract several thousand barrels which have been washed into the sand for river last wednesday as a result of the biggest flood china has experienc

sordid details of politicians i don't think we need to know but information that's in the public domain gets i should marry with the. also we need to know afghan war veteran his fight against the military campaign meant he was jailed for five months. chinese authorities say they've recovered over six thousand barrels containing toxic chemicals which were floating towards russia but more than six hundred drums remain in the river after severe flooding swept them away from factories on wednesday. in russia's far east looking into unconfirmed reports that some barrels have already leaked their poisonous contents . they say they're just around fifty years ago the water in the more was so clean it was possible to drink it straight from the river obviously over the years the situation has changed but the ecology here is now under threat of becoming even worse chinese authorities now say that they've managed to extract several thousand barrels which have been washed into the. the as a result of the biggest flood china is experienced in a decade but that means that several more barrels are stil

. >> if you do something in the cyber domain something happens in physical space. this is not just a video game. >> ifill: political editor david chalian on embattled new york democrat charles rangel's unusual and emotional self- defense on the house floor today. >> brown: and we take up the fight over whether an islamic community center, including a mosque, should be built just blocks from the world trade center site. >> ifill: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> and by the bill and melinda gates foundation. dedicated to the idea that all people deserve the chance to live a healthy, productive life. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: the house gave final approval today to a bill democrats said will save thousands of public sector jobs. the vote, engineered by house speaker nancy pelosi, was 247- 161. cong

, but in other domains as well, two things. one is that a supportive social environment makes a big difference for children. but the other is that children have extraordinary intrinsic capacities to learn at about the age of two. children have two different kinds of numerical abilities that they've had since infancy. the first one i already told you about-- they can represent exact numbers... small numbers exactly. the difference between one cookie and two, or even two cookies and three. children at age two also can represent large numbers approximately. so you show them an array of eight dots and an array of 16 dots, they can readily tell you that there are more dots in the array of 16, even when you adjust the sizes and spacing and things so that they have to focus on number. but there are two interesting limits to young children's numerical abilities. the first is, we think of the numbers one and two and eight and 16 as all the same kind of thing. but there's good evidence that in infants and young children these are actuall

doctrine, domaine. love, free, open, winds, cut. did you here the euphony of the street like birds among the fluttering leaves of their books and newspapers as they addressed if not solved, defined if not created the problems and the promise of tomorrow? did you hear the explosion, the screech, the howl the scream. did you even know? >> the photograph. the photograph was of an iraqi boy on the front page of the new york times. he sat at the edge of the truck. 8 or 9 years old. surrounded by his family. his father, mother and 5 siblings were asleep. his head was buried in his hands. all the clouds of the world were waiting on the threshold of his ice. let all man wipe off the sweat and start the digging the 7th grace. >> for nearly a hundred years there was a station in the middle of san francisco. chinese were detained before being allowed to enter the u.s. in this reading, writer nancy om, takes the audience to angel island. >> palm trees faced us when we landed. they were like garred yens to pass the golden gate we told them what

but this book says -- map, border, industry, collusion, resistance, truth, spirit, faith, doctrine, domain love, free, portal, wind, cut. did you hear the euphony of the street like a rain forest of song birds pefrpblged among the crinkle and fluttering leaves of newspapers as they addressed if not solved, defined if not created the problems and the promise of tomorrow? did you hear the explosion, the screech, the howl, the scream? did you even know of the dreams imploded inside the molten iron, splayed blood and torn guts across the narrow book-lined street as debate turned to barb's screeches, philosophy into choked smoke and a thousand years of history was buried in the rubble. or was there nothing except an inxoerable deadly silence. and the next reader is rick london. >> i'm going to read a few poems by the palestinian poet mahmud darish. i have the wisdom of one condemned to die. i possess nothing, so nothing can possess me and have written my will in my own blood. oh, inhabitant of my song, trust in water. and i sleep pierced and crowned by my tomorrow. i dream the earth's heart is

and now the city of rancho cordova is trying to seize control of his property through eminent domain declaring it a blighted area. the city wants to take sam fong's property and sell it to the same people sam fong had a contract with. los rios community college district. >> i had a contract with los rios and they interfered with that contract. and they are taking the property for half of the contract price. >> reporter: that's right. los rios could buy the property for the current market value, about $4 million. that's less than half what sam fong negotiated with the college three years ago. fong is suing the city of rancho cordova to keep his property. >> yes, they are absolutely stealing this property and it's just un-american. >> reporter: sam fong is feeling the heat but so is his tenant eddie, who owns carolina's mexican food located next door to the empty lot. he has been here 10 years but if the city wins the eminent domain fight, eddie will be forced to move. >> we'll be out of business. i have employees who will be out of business. and it will be less income for us. >> repor

suddenly the male rushes to the corner of his domain. now a large male appears, scouting for females, unlike the smaller fish, this one doesn't leave. soon, he finds an intruder. by opening their jaws, the fish try to look bigger and in the fight for a mate, neither can afford to lose. our fish makes his final charge going jaw to jaw with his opponent. he succeeds in forcing his rival out of his territory. once he's secured, he resumes the courtship. they resume the courtship dance. gradually the two give a spell, swimming in large circles, they rise slowly to the surface. the male shakes his body to ask the female to release her eggs. at last, the courtship reaches its climatic moment. the female discharges her eggs and the male his sperm. it's said that they mate this close to the surface so that the ocean current will spread the eggs. the encounter has reached its conclusion. hideyuki, nhk world. >>> hi there. welcome back to your world weather update. well, we have a tropical depression to the south of japan. doesn't look like it's g

it is a familiar domaine of the ones who came out with it's loss and structure. this, alexander, is not your tongue. your tongue is muteulated, it's gone, rotten in your mouth along with the silence of the days where you became invisible you bad copy cat. despite the rage and the disappointment of your own kin. thank you. [applause] >> this is a scene from my novel [inaudible]. it seemed like a great opportunity to get to do this here. okay. what time is the first reader anyway? i didn't like bars this crowded. someone elbode me in the back. when i turned around i didn't know who the elbow belong said. relax. i didn't expect there to be this many people i thought they would be at the bar with the travel writers. i thought they the be with the hip sters i guess we are not hip sters we can't guess who they are into. we lessened the hipster intimidation factor and picked out the smart guy. this year we selected postmen pausal writers on the meaning of life. here i was, the city never fails to surprise me much the crowd was quieting. people were pointing toward the s

come from the cyber domain while avoiding the worst problems. we will have two panels today to begin talking about some of the ideas on the table for discussion. i do not think we will get to any answers but i do think we will raise interesting issues. our first panel will focus primarily on the civilian side, looking at private sector responses and the interaction between private citizens and the civilian government authorities. our second panel which will come in the second hour of our discussion, will look more at the official side and then nature of government the responses, particularly military responses and non-military. that is gonna be outlined. let me introduce the other two mammals of the -- members of the first panel. immediately to my left, dr. jeffrey cohen. he works for elysium digital, technology litigation consulting company that helps lawyers and technology-related cases. phd in computer science from duke and also holds ab the woodrow wilson school of public and international affairs at princeton. areas of focus include program

about it i've got a database now has fourteen samples worldwide of coal slurry that are in the public domain six of these are from the post martin county you know the the biggest environmental disaster in the southeastern united states six samples representing what that material that entered our rivers and streams really is which i find rather posterous three hundred nine million gallons of taking over fifty miles of a major river system a spill bigger than the exxon valdez we took six samples the occurrence that happened in kentucky. was simply one where you had one built over old. underground once and they gave way in the bottom and that's what happened with the structure itself to. go county west virginia within sight of massey energy c.e.o. don blankenship home carmelita brown has been battling for clean want to see. twenty some years ago. our not our water turned black sprite and asked are the hollering and screaming in mouth has been got up and asked and asked me what was wrong take a man and he said when he looked at it he said my god he said that's close laurie. we went and looked at

. >>> plus, pet psychics -- talking to animals is no longer the domain of the kids from "scooby-d "scooby-doo." how psychics who claim to communicate with your pets have turned their skills into a lucrative business. it's a "sign of the times." . >>> good evening. if the very thought of air travel makes your blood boil, then our first story tonight, well, it's likely to make your skin crawl. a flight bound for charlotte was diverted after an unexpected terror fell upon passengers. but these were not armed men with a political or religious motive. but maggots that fell from the overhead bins. and so the question, as airlines cut costs, are unwanted pests just another pain for passengers? >> reporter: it seemed like any other flight. a planeful of strangers headed to charlotte. >> we were told to stay seated, you know, turn your software off and we started to taxi. >> everybody's getting comfortable, preparing to leave, you know, pulling out magazines. >> reporter: as the u.s. air jet taxied for takeoff, donna and des'ree settled in a row apart. and then a commotion. >> i'm just minding my busi

sees the rest of the world as its domain that an american leader says it's time for the region to stand up to washington. and start from america's small screen is concrete the hearts of millions with other famous figures trying to ride the wave of humanity take a look at white snooki from m.t.v.'s reality show jersey shore crime so far stop the celebrity. the next we bring you the story of the biggest tank battle world war two at kursk bulge as we continue to mark the sixty fifth anniversary of the defeat of nazi germany. did she know india is a modern day take it's taken a course in combat capabilities make it one of the world's best illustrated access plant in the city of newsman ted gillen the urals is the only manufacturer of the t. ninety in russia each year new tanks are tried out of the special proving ground. the key ninety is a descendant of the t. thirty four the legendary world war two era tank one of the last operating tanks of this kind is still officially in the service of the plant's guards who also perform ceremonial duties in the town's streets during celebrations marki

couldn't remember it, was that actually a month after 9/11 the government put a paper into the public domain -- i'm sure the inquiry is aware of that -- which was full of intelligence. if you like, that was the first dossier, which was who was responsible for 9/11, to which my service and i contributed. so ourocus was actually not on iraq, on which we had very few people working, not on iraqi activity in the uk, but our focus was on various forms of terrorism relating partly to al qaeda and partly to extremism from that sort of area. that was our focus. >> thank you very much. >> i turn to sir lawrence freedman then. lawrence? >> you have just mentioned your letter that has been declassified and put on our website of march 2002, to john gieve at the home office, and it deals with the possible threat to e uk from iraqi agents in the event of an effort to topple saddam hussein's reme. perhaps you could just give us a gist of the nature of the threat that you saw at the time from the regime itself. >> i think you asked david omand -- were we ked to oduce this? i think i can asre you we were not

was leaking material in the case of my case i was receiving material that belonged in the public domain and and it was already it was be you know it was already leaked and your opinion should he have released the information. yeah i would have if i had been in his position i would have been very careful to go through that material and cut out the names of informants and that sort of thing he released documents with the names of informants and that's pretty damned irresponsible because you can get people killed while mr c. hand i want to thank you so much for taking the time to talk to us. for bush. but. always by one vote for kerry vote for kerry so the people that are going to be validating this machine can stand there all day long and vote for somebody and it will be right every time but the guy can walk up here and if he hits the right buttons. they can flip the boat that he took. so. this is not a. war. everybody is sure to support they have no idea about the hardships that face. this is. in the army. is the most precious thing in the world. of self-sacrifice and heroism those who u