the walls will be burning tomorrow when bob dudley shows up to st.tersburg. >> let's talk about the greek debt crisis. from asia to wall street, everybody is talking about this. the latest we understand is a member of the ruling coalition has now resigned. we have the government and the prime minister going for a vote of confidence in the parliament soon. is it the hot topic of conversation there where you are in st. petersburg? >> absolutely, because russia's fighting a capital flight problem right now ahead of presidential elections in march 2012. $25 billion so far in the last year. they're concerned about any run on any country. i did an interview with jim wolfenson, which we'll run later on cnn. he talked about the gap between the private banks and the government and the people. the gap is far too wide. he thinks the european union and european central bank and including the imf have gone a step too far to protect a private investor. that's joe ackerman of deutsche bank. the german and french banks are on the hook for $100 billion in greece alon

but -- >> reporter: tina dudley lost the home she rented, one of about 8,000 buildings destroyed in the. in a dense residential area. they're still counting how many thousands of families need homes. dudley says the only available places she's found are 30 miles away. >> we need housing, but we've also lost our cars to get to our jobs. so we kind of need to stay close. >> reporter: fema is looking for houses within 50 miles. and neighbors elect to bring in those temporary trailers used in places like new orleans after katrina. >> we want to work hard along with the city to enable people to stay as close to the city of joplin and duquesne as possible. >> reporter: meanwhile, joplin lifts itself from the debris with every means possible. even an elephant from a circus that happened to be in town. there's progress. the main hospital back open. now a 60-bed mobile clinic. the heavily damaged home depot sells supplies in the parking lot while it builds a new store. joplin's high school has become a place of hope. >> we lost a home. we lost our cars. we lost everything. but the business is wh

i only recall one pizza place that kept coming back when commander dudley was our frequent guest at these hearings. >> that is about right. the things do happen. fights to occur occasionally in front of -- but for the most part, the majority of those on there, you will not recall ever having been reported to the commission for any kind of problem. commissioner meko: all right. this list and that information should be useful to supervisor weiner. >> no problem. president newlin: anybody else? any public comment? final item, new business request and future agenda items. seeing none -- vice chair joseph: i have one. i would like to ask my fellow commissioners -- when should we schedule our elections? election time is coming up. we can do it on june 28 or we can do it the first meeting in july, which is what date? am i going to be here? the 12th. i will be here. i will be here if i get reappointed. it is up to you. if it is going to be the 28th, we should let staff know now. and it is good to be in july, we should let staff know that as well. july? july, july? i am asking for a first meeting

commander james dudley of the airport operations bureau. commander daniel mahoney, chief of the operations staff. commander daniel lazard, chief of investigations. this is a time when we stop and offer special members of the police department. these are members who have distinguished themselves through their bravery and dangerous situations. it is important to note one of the criteria for the medal of honor this one failed to -- failure to take such action would lead to center. these are actions above and beyond call of duty. at this time, i would like to invite the chief of police, cheif gascon, to come up here and speak. >> thank you, everyone, for being here. this is a special moment in policing movie get to celebrate the incredible acts of bravery by the men and women in our department. before i say a few words about these incredible men and women sitting in the front, i want to thank their families. your support, day in and day out, or caring, companionship, your ability to talk to your loved ones as they are going through difficult ti

. >> wan da dudley believes it was four teenagers who stood on this bridge and dropped a 70- pound boulder like this off the road overpass on june 7, 2003. it crashed through her daughter's saturn, crushing her daughter in the face. eight years later, daphne gibson is speaking out because she wants justice. >> i have been through 13 surgeries and got more surgeries to go through and i was supposed to die and i didn't and i'm glad. but imagine yourself going through something like i did. i wouldn't want to imagine that on anybody. >> daphne's marriage to brian gibson who was driving the car that night fell apart over the years. one of the many hardships the family endured since the horrific incident. >> sometimes it's so painful for her, we stood up overnight because of the pain. >> wanda is disappointed with the virginia state police and say they failed to conduct a thorough investigation. >> daphne never received a police report of the incident. >> she said she's received tips that the culprits were students at the close by high school and she has names. >> it might have been a game to th

she was photographed in of bob dudley still wearing her wedding ring.e its first comment on the scandal, today. president obama stopped short of requesting his resignation but the congressman behavior was " highly inappropriate. if he were in his shoes he would leave his job. " >>pam: they are urging him to do just that. >> winnick are making this clear to resign and folk we have made this clear that to put his personal issues in order and to the right thing. >>pam: a preliminary investigation to see if is broken any laws. >>catherine: presidental can the decandid thatcandiccandidate backman, is in the race and perhaps mitt romney is in first place. sarah palin is in second and not be attending. president obama spent part of the day in north carolina up visiting a energy-efficient lighting plant. focusing on the number one concern. he also announced a plan to add 10,000 new engineer jobs every day with a private partnership. >> joe biden has entered a program to the eliminate government waste. to cut waste and crude improve performance the white house i

and so they had come to explain to the board and the chairman of the board and the new ceo, but dudley and the shareholders what it means to be people from the gulf coast experiencing this ongoing disaster. and we did a bunch of press before we get there. the bbc love best a man who we were. we showed up. bp would not give any of the gulf coast residents access to the meeting even though they try to get end. i got in because i purchased shares. i didn't know that they had not gotten in. we got separated i get into the meeting. i had a special card that said i could not speak during the time when shareholders get to speak, but i went in anyway. when i found out they weren't there i spoke anyway. i said that bp had not lived up to its financial, legal, or moral obligations in the gulf, it was arguing tooth and nail about the amount of oil spilled. when peter sites did that figure of trust billion dollars of bp as for the oil is spilled, what bp is trying to argue is that instead of a per barrel rate it wants to pay it a day rate and that rate equates to not $20 billion but $3 million. bp

and so they had come to speak to the chairman of the board and bob dudley and the shareholders what it means to be people from the gulf coast experiencing this ongoing disaster and we did a bunch of press the bbc loved us and bp would not give niven gulf coast to the meeting. even they they held legal proxies nothing else they couldn't get in. i got in because i purchased shares. i didn't know they didn't get in and i got into the meeting. i purchased shares and i was a shareholder but i had a special card that said i couldn't speak inside the meeting during the time when shareholders get to speak. but i went in anyway. and when i found out that they weren't there i spoke anyway. and i said that bp had not lived up to its financial, its legal or its moral obligations in the gulf. that it was arguing tooth and nail about the amount of oil spilled. so when peter cited that figure of $20 billion that bp owes for the oil that it spilled, what bp is trying to argue that instead of a per barrel rate, it wants to pay a day rate and that day rate equates to not $20 billion but $3 million with

jonathan dudley wrote that op-ed, a graduate of yale's school and author the "broken words."o have you with us, jonathan. as i was reading your op-ed, you said that many of those who use the bible to oppose homosexuality are basically hypocrites. you actually used the words, quote, they are riddled with self-serving double standards. explain to me or explain to our viewers what you mean by that. >> sure, kyra. thanks for having me. so, basically, i'm not argue the apostle paul who wrote about same sex relations i'm not arguing he thought they were okay. what i try to point out in the column is that he can -- to other things that christians don't condemn today. for example, he argued that it's unnatural for men to have long hair and women short hair and same reason he gives for same sex relations. strong relations of divorce throughout the new testament. a lot of communities that oppose same-sex marriage lean pretty leniently. >> from growing up an yvonevan l evangelical community and graduating from yale and studying christianity in depth, are you even more aware now of how p

just means from our perspective which again is that dudley one that does not have some of the broader concerns that those above us in the chain of command and indeed the president has to address, that from our perspective again, that would have been preferable. now, what i need to do frankly is get back. i am headed back to afghanistan the first thing tomorrow morning. sit sitdown with the staff, work our way through this. we had done preliminary planning. this was an option that was indeed evaluated but now we have the final answer. we will go to work on howl indeed best to implement the policy, how to ensure that afghan forces are positioned to accept the transition as we been out in certain areas and they are thickened in certain areas. >> admiral mullen, he put it to the committee that the truth is that we would have from the other kinds of risks by keeping more forces in afghanistan longer. that is his exact words, and they would have made it easier for the karzai administration to increase their dependency on us. those are his words today as well. and we would have denied the af

alternative needs con, debbie thomas, janice giroux, martin delaney, novella dudley, willie brown, pandora singleton, arthur ashe, so many hundreds of thousands of others are also glad for you being and being here. in the summer of 1981, i was a 16-year-old rising senior at each county high school. in fort valley georgia. one of those places where it took a bit longer to get the word about the strange new deadly illness that we soon came to know as aids. now by 1985 i was a college sophomore in atlanta, but i was also ready and working and advocating for women's reproductive rights. and by the end of that same year, thanks to root hudson's famous disclosure -- that is another longer story -- i was volunteering at our local aids service organization. since that time i founded and cofounded several organizations including sisterlove which will be 22 years old next month. i have planned and participated in demonstrations with everyone from act up to the treatment action campaign. i've worked with community planning for prevention and planning for treatment and care. i have buried more friends

tong, deputy chief schmidt, commander militello, commander lee, commander beale, deputy chief of dudley, deputy chief cashman, commander correa, deputy chief shin, and commander tomioko. they are very experienced group. i look forward very much to working with them. i don't think we have had this much diversity your seniority on the command staff may be ever. at the same time, we were able to realize a $1 million-plus savings off the top echelon of the police department in the assembly of the staff and the reorganization of other non- sworn personnel. we look very much forward to working with the commission and moving with the san francisco police department for. >> thank you, chief. we want to welcome you. as i said yesterday, you do represent san francisco. i am proud of the staff. you represent the city in every aspect. the staff is incredible. there's a couple hundred years worth of experience here. >> when you think of how old a couple of the mark, we may get over that. >> like i said yesterday, there is a collegiality in that back room. please don't lose that. thank you very much.