they were there from the very beginning with kirsty duncan. from the very beginning, when she started pulling her team together and saying, 'let's discuss this possibility, going to norway,' she had the cameras rolling. but when it didn't work so well, they--the documentary became a documentary about the race with taubenberger and his group with--and hultin vs. kirsty duncan with an international team of experts and millions of dollars and the whole world was watching. and... c-span: did you reach any conclusions about the way money was generated through this? >> guest: well, it was very interesting to me that the most exciting work on the flu was being done by the outsiders, hultin and taubenberger, who were doing it in a very quiet, low-key way. and it was really interesting to me that you didn't need these elab--this elaborate and expensive apparatus to go dig into a grave site and ask whether you could get some frozen tissue. c-span: i've gotta ask you one other little personal thing, because you bring up john oxford in here and his marria

---duncan dijo que, este pais necesita del potencial humano de los indocumentad os que contribuirn aad y a la economia, y que como pais.... se tiene que hacer lo correcto para estos jovenes. ---duncan, sera parte del pnel que testificar junto con otros funcionarios federales, entre ellos la jefa de seguridad nacional janet napolitano y el alcalde de chicago, rahm emmanuel... cu --este fin de semana en san jos, decenas de estudiantes recibieron becas escolares para continuar sus estudios universitarios. --nosotros estuvimos presentes en la celebracion... take pkg se repartieron becas a mas de 100 estudiantes de toda el area de la bahia. nat las donaciones de los clientes, empleados de los 21 supermercado s "mi pueblo" y patrocinador es lograron alcanzar la suma de 270 mil 442 dolares que se fue directamente a las manos de adolecentes ya se graduaron de preparatoria y planean ir a la universidad. sot-carlos ponce martinez 15:25 "la beca es un estimulo mas para incentivar a los estudiantes y que no decerten que es un problema muy grave en la comunidad mexicana, los invito a que esto sir

we will be looking to include two small public space improvements, one at the intersection of duncan and valencia to regular larize a confusing intervehicles -- intersection. and greening and public space aments and other things. and on the lower left corner, that big blue dot, that is the existing pavement to parks project which p.m.c. funded as part of its initial trial run and we will be asking that that project be made permanent and a true capital project to the benefit of the community and really what it does also is provide some very important traffic -- traffic calming, keeping cars from barreling through the neighborhood, which is pedestrian safety and neighborhood quality issue. and lastly, a couple of things. guerrero has an existing four-foot median that falls short of the actual crosswalk which can be a safety issue. so we would be asking the median to extend to the crosswalk to provide additional pedestrian safety due to the fact that many people will be coming to the hospital from slightly to the west. >> i wanted to thank the commission and audience for sitting through

the existing park garage that duncan -- you can see it in the bottom -- center bottom of this plan, will remain and all circulation will be unchanged as part of the proposal. and ambulance and emergency pickup and dropoff will be accessed from 27th street. 27th street is the street that is curved around and becomes san jose in the center part of the plan. and freight access to the new hospital will be provided to the enclosed loading bay accessed from cesar chavez street. in terms of trip generation as we looked at it for cathedral hill, we anticipate 207 vehicle lar trips to and from the hospital and 271 transit trips. lastly, in terms of the environmental analysis, the draft e.i.r. has found there will not be any significant impacts on any of the mobility indicators including transit. because this hospital is in a very -- is in a dens neighborhood, very residential, we have been asking for -- we have been working with project sponsors very closely over the last couple of years to include a series of streetscapes, public safety improvements to integrate the facility and be asking for th

this is as opposed to the duncan case in hawaii. the case of fred koromotsu was one of a small number of cases of americans of japanese ancestry who challenged executive order 9066 and mass removal, in the courts. this case he refused to leave the west coast, and he got caught. he had a nonjapanese girlfriend that he wanted to stay with. but once arrested, he decided that it was matter of principle and he was going to not give up otherwise citizenship rights. so with the help of one of the branch office the american civil liberties union, he brought suit, challenging on the basis of his constitutional rights, the government's policy of removing and confining him. in the lower courts, he was convicted of violating public law 502 and 503, congress' backing up of executive order 9066. the supreme court agreed to hear his appeal, and the federal government, which didn't want to lose the case because they were scared if any of the japanese americans succeeded in challenging thecourt -- challenging the army, the army would look back, and

. >> esto quedara pendiente por ahora ahora:mañana sobre el acta de los sueños duncan que hoy salió enstudiantes beneficiados tendrán una gran oportunidad. >> stanley en la secretaria de defensa. >> una mujer perdió su vida al arrojarse al metro entre richmond y san francisco para las 3 de la tarde todo estaba normalizado . >> una mujer del área de la bahía dijo que su empleador la despidió por no quitarse el velo que llevaba por su religion religión:la demandante asegura que 4 meses después de dejarla trabjar la despidieron por solicitarle quitarse el velo. >> esto le enseña a la compañía que no pueden discriminar por esto a la gente. >> la gnesis corporation dice que la demanda se produce después de que se dijera que el despido fue injustificado. >> el mandatario estatal se debió olvidar de una de sus principales exigiencias. el gobernador jerry brown llego a un acuerdo. >> desde sacramento pamela dias días::. >> tuvo que recurir al plan b uno que incluye más recortes públicamente recibió la aceptación de los demócratas que eliminan el déficit del próximo año en un 75%. >> unos recor

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arne duncan has come up with plan b, if there's a further delay in the act.ng without the overhaul, 80% of all schools could save failing grades next year. >>> the city of san francisco is teaming up with microsoft to help students perform better in the classroom. tomorrow, mayor ed lee, and the high-tech giant will announce more than a half million dollars in software, and education grants. >>> police in indiana hope a segment on america's most wanted will help them find a missing student. 20-year-old lauren spear has been missing for more than a week. her story was featured on america's most wanted last night. police believe she may have been kidnapped while walking home. dozens have been passing out fliers and canvassing neighborhoods to help find her. >> we've had folks from louisville, we've had folks from illinois. it's been incredible. >> reporter: spear was last seen at a sports bar with friends last friday. surveillance video shows her headed towards her apartment in an alley where her keys and purse were later found. police say they're reviewing new

. >> reporter: duncan doesn't just want kids to get out of oakland he wants them to get an education an come back. that's pretty much what he has done himself. >> the thing that makes me the most hopeful that despite all the things these kids are going through they still come to school each door. i think we have got a shot to turn things around. >> reporter: east oakland, don knapp, cbs5. >>> a bay area congregation caught up in a conflict. >>> he never celebrated father's day as a child. how one california man is making sure he fills the parenting needs for many. >>> will be even warmer for the beginning of your workweek. i've got your pinpoint forecast. stay tuned. >>> closed-captioning for eyewitness news is brought to you by...a san francisco original. ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪ he even hangs out with the camp director. just like that. [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier c

neither are the duncans. they caught a glimpse of the plane. they saw it when they crossed the delaware memorial bridge and thought it strange to see the plane on the back of a truck. curiosity got the best of them too. >> we came over and she started to look on her i-phone and saw what it was. it hasn't come yet. >> reporter: after an hour of waiting the family decided that curiosity was costing them too much time, they hit the road again. six minutes and 38 seconds later here it comes. and there it goes. flipping along with the delaware state police escort at about 50 miles per hour. in case you missed it here it is again. here it comes. and there it goes. there will be a test on this later. these weren't the only people ready to see the he will sphants -- -- at chesapeake, towson, even more, folks from elkton,turists from india, the guy with the big dog and little baby all waiting. here it comes. there it goes. more than an hour wait for just 30 seconds. why not? it's not everyday that you get to see a miracle of engineering or from the huds

the national retail federation's mallory duncan says consumers should see a difference after the fees fall next month. >> consumers can drive up and down the highway now and see that retailers are offering a discount for cash. this will now make it profitable to offer a discount for debit, for example, as we go into the future. >> reporter: the federal reserve has the final say on exactly what the fee will be and it could go as high as 20 cents. that might give banks an incentive to continue offering debit cards without charging customers more. but f.b.r. capital markets analyst edward mills thinks this lobbying battle is far from over. he expects banks to share their pain with customers. >> they are going to want to push consumer sentiment against these regulations. the way they do it is hit someone in the pocketbook. tell their banking customers go to congress and explain to them why they are being charged $10 a month for their debit card. >> reporter: this was one of the largest battles washington has seen in many years. both sides spent millions of dollars in advertising and lobby

ripping through the russian regularly got the champions and each have confirmed their star striker duncan was a bitch was given an electric shock by policeman in the wake of katrina when it was a grandson today so let's face it on their official website the serbia striker underwent a medical back in st petersburg where the doctor said last of it will have to be treated for a monitor on his back the twenty eight year old celebrated to meet victory by throwing his jersey into the bed me things got out of hand and he was allegedly assaulted by anyone at least in a local police chief denies a stun gun she used but some things are funny to see the attacker now in the process of gathering evidence was a bitch played all my few minutes in the match largely tainted by aggressive behavior in the city finds the soviet also provided and assist in the second the next round if there's a cost to first part calls. well apart from the event forget about you not get out there was a full programme of football on saturday with a top versus bottom much taking center stage and maintains their two point lead a

ripping through the russian premier league off the champions and each have confirmed their star striker duncan was a bitch was given an electric shock by policeman in the wake of their two know when it vulgar on saturday so they place it on their official website but the serbia striker underwent a medical back in some pieces by the doctors said last of which will have to be treated for a model on his back the twenty eight year old celebrated to meet victory by throwing his jersey into the arms of that then you things got out of hand and he was allegedly assaulted by riot police when a local police chief denies that a stun gun was used but students are planning to sue the attacker now in the process of gathering evidence was a bitch played all my few minutes in a match largely tainted by aggressive behavior from sammy sounds serbian also provided and assist and secondly an example those are called to first off goals. well apart from that event forget me not get out there was a full programme of football on saturday with a top versus bottom much taking center stage is to maintain their two point

good for the holders including alexy i on off right after kickoff and then league top scorer duncan loss of their set up that goal before he scored six minutes from half time hungary and. steve them on finishing off a great move here that was the thing minutes from time for knollwood julie arrive in injury time alexander pechora of picking up the scraps to top off the most one sided of contests. elsewhere and choose the spartak moscow were held to a disappointing one one two one thompson manager alyssa lokomotiv moscow moved up to third following at three one win over spartak. pulled off a surprise victory over hi frank cruz bustamante taste of bottom of the roll so wins for the routine and f.c. crossed the door on me today. by the end of the month we should know a former russia coach guus hiddink is set to return after all two english premier league side chelsea the london club have been monitored less since sacking carlo ancelotti last month but the blues say they want to appoint a new boss within the next fortnight former acting manager hiddink is believed to be frontrunner for a job

. >> reporter: duncan doesn't just want kids to get out of oakland he wants them to get an education and come back. that's pretty much what he has done himself. >> i'll tell you the thing that makes me the most hopeful is despite all the things these kids are going through they still come to school every day and if we can match that level of hope and optimism then i think we have a shot to turn things around. >> reporter: east oakland, donovan mcnabb, cbs5. >>> sunday service brought parishonners to a place of worship. >>> the change at a bay area church creating a divide in the congregation. >>> trash. some of the hazards they face at work. the bay area effort to ensure rights for a certain group of workers. for me to know their heart beat, to know how the center of their hand feels. i think my dream is coming true. >> a dream that once seemed like an overachievement. a single father's painful past and how he used his fear to be the best dad he can be. >>> well, we are less than 48 hours away from the official start to the summer season and it sure does feel like it. i've got your p

el senador richard durbin autor del proyecto la secretaria de seguridad nacional jane napolitano y duncanacias salvador una propuesta de ley desató polémica en san francisco un comité recomienda prohibir la venta de algunos animales el motivo prevenir la kraul dado a unni crueldad animal, sin embargo, sí para el consumo humano. >>> bueno como lo adelantó jackie ola de calor que causa estragos. listas para conectar con e el tema. >>> sí, afectando nuestra salud, pero quiero mostrar, que el calor fue tan intenso en algunas partes de texas que afectó a los viajeros porque las autoridades querían evitar cualquier percances. y bueno todos somos víctimas de estas altas temperatura, tenemos aviso de alta temperatura condiciones peligran sigrosas e para para ahote del estado, en porciones de las carolinas las temperatura se sintió en los 3 dígitos esto es un poon raanora local, en nuevo méxico 46°, esto persiste el resto de la semana, los lluvias se apoderan de todo el sureste por aquí las condiciones severas des el este de colorado al norte de texas, littlittle rock, missisippicaro condiciones s

i spoke with secretary duncan in his office a short time ago in an exclusive interview. >> mr.ch for taking the time. you're laying out an expansive agenda. it takes not only finances but a structure, a law that gives you the power to do what you want to do. no child left behind, stuck in a quagmire. you called it a train wreck in slow motion. what is happening now? why on capitol hill can't you get the reauthorization, the funding and the authority you need? >> you probably understand capitol hill better than i do. i'm still learning every day. but in all seriousness folks there are working real hard and i'm optimistic that we will get reauthorization and we'll do it in a bipartisan way, and that's really important to me. my issue is timing. this law is four years overdue. it was written ten years ago, did some good things, but a lot of it is broken now. a lot of it needs to be fixed. we have to get better faster than we ever have. we have a law that's hurting governors, hurting state school superintendents, hurting districts from getting where we need to go. so i have to chal

. >> reporter: tricia duncan and her family were camped right next to the group from creek side community church from alamo. >> they brought the kids back to the campground and the chaplin from the sheriff's department came, they spent the evening praying, and just kind of comforting each other and then they were all picked up, you know, before night time. >> reporter: digging holes in the sand, of course, a common way to play at the beach but rangers say don't dig too deep and don't let the sand fool you. >> you get down below the dry sand, yeah, it its gets moist. people might have the illusion it's a stronger base to work eye a round but it's still sand. still sand. and it can come apart pretty quickly. >> reporter: members of the creek side safe community have been holding prayer vigils ever since this accident happened on sunday after -- or saturday afternoon. they will be holding another vigil in alamo tonight. len ramirez, cbs5. >>> a two-month promise turns into a four-year fight. >> you don't mess peoples' lives for over, almost over four years. you don't. >> what one east bay fa

. >> bill, i want to read you what arne duncan said, the results tell us as a country we are failing to provide children with high quality, well-rounded education, that's why we're putting greater emphasis on art, drama, and music in an emphasis to fix no child left behind. what do you think? >> yeah, well, i think that's fine, except, again, this underscores that you cannot do it from the federal government. you cannot do it with that lever. what happens at the federal government, you can end the no child end behind, you get race to the top, you say the money is there, you emphasize math and reading and you wonder why everyone is making up tests for math and reading because you're tilting the boat to one side. so, a thing can be a national problem without a federal solution, often when the federal government gets involved, it makes things worse. sings the creati since the creation of the department of education, the scores have gotten worse. there are some things the federal government should do and when it comes to history, you know, for one thing we can start with these textbooks.

experts cited various reasons but the education secretary arne duncan said it best.ling to give our children a well rounded education. which may be the understatement of the year. our schools are a mess and have been since the days when we got good teachers on the cheap because teaching was one of the few professions open to women. other opportunities open to women they took them but teacher pay stayed low. there were wonderful exceptions but for the most part we got what we paid for. we've never really faced up to that. we give education lip service but with every budget crunch, it's education that suffers. the latest test underlines just how wrong and dangerous our priorities are. we keep talking about american exceptionalism and how our core strength is american values. but if our students don't know enough history to understand how our values were shaped and who shaped them, don't we risk losing through ignorance what those who came of about us fought and died for? education is among other things our real first line of defense. why don't we have a presidential ca

i think arne duncan had some good ideas, hs open minded, he's creative, i think that's good. i think michelle obama's efforts on obesity have been outstanding. one of my problems with the administration is their allegiance to the labor unions and to teachers unions. i think that's counterproductive to efficiency and i think that allegiance needs to go away if we're going to get to the efficiency level that we need to get to. >> i would say on the flip side of that, when you look at the race to the top, it is very clear that significant changes were made all across the united states of america, specifically in philadelphia in terms of the teachers contract. the kinds of changes tt the teachers and the school district agreed to about a year or so ago were right in the context of race to the top, with much more flexibility and i think that the department is providing the kind of leadership that we maybe have not seen in recent timings from the federal government -- times from the federal government to local school systems in encouraging more accountability, flexibility as well a

america where it comes to the war on drugs joining me now to talk more about this issue is shawn doug duncan a former d.a. analyst and now a speaker with the organization of law enforcement against prohibition shawn welcome and my apologies if i just mangled your west that's ok thank you for having me if you appreciate it what however other nations around the world dealt with drug addiction this that it's a core of all of this it seems that that's the real issue is yours are addictive substances yeah absolutely well you know the biggest differences between american policy and policy in europe that was kind of the focus of this report and the biggest difference is in europe the focus is on reducing harm right it's looking at the problem of drug use an addiction to focusing their policies on how can we reduce the harm that's caused to individuals and to society. and through our drug policies are counter drug policies and a good example of that is comparing switzerland in the united states in the united states more than fifteen percent of i.v. drug users are h.r.t. positive and switzerland that

duncan, for five minutes. mr. duncan: mr. speaker, i request permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: -- to address the house and revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. duncan: a headline says some house republicans showing signs of war fatigue. unfortunately this headline comes just a day after the appropriations defense subcommittee has approved another $119 billion for our overseas wars in iraq, afghanistan, and libya. $10 billion a month, $2,300 billion a week. we have now spent over $2 trillion in direct and indirect costs in iraq and afghanistan. most of this money has gone into nation building rather than stopping or defending against any real threat. we have turned the department of defense into the department of foreign aid and the american people are tired of it. they want us to stop rebuilding iraq and afghanistan and start taking care of our own people. we are spending billions and billions that we do not have. that we are having to borrow on people who d

will duncan works for the u.s. environmental protection agency. he remembers when he first saw some of the mess. >> it's a cross between something that looks very ugly and something that looks very spooky. >> reporter: car engines, gas tanks, drums of military grade oil, cal recycle says there are several sites just like this one up and down the river. all will be removed and the river restored as best as it can be. but it will take time. this site alone will keep cal recycle busy for at least a month. in the petaluma river, don ford, cbs 5. >> wow, you had to row through some of that, didn't you? there are landmarks. >>> here's a landmark for you, mount diablo right there. but i want to step out of the picture for us for all of you to take a good look at this. now, what do you see? >> clouds. >> clouds. >> what else? >> sunshine out there. >> i want you to take a good look at that because you're not going to see any sunshine now until tuesday. >> great. >> five days from now. >> oh. >> i'm breaking it down for you. tomorrow morning, cloudy skies.

>> okay >> arne duncan x thank you.ause] >>> to find out more, visit the author website, andreawulf.com >>> what are you reading this summer? book tv wants to know. >> i'm susan collins, senator from. i've always been an avid reader. i usually have a book going here in washington and one in maine as well and the book that is most recently finished reading is scott brown's memoir. he's my colleague, the senator from massachusetts. this truly is an extraordinary book. it's very well for threatened -- well written and gives me insight into why scott brown and his difficult childhood. it's amazing that he has accomplished as much as he has. given what an impoverished and difficult to childhood that he had a. anyone who loves sports will love this book because in some ways coaches and basketball saved scott brown. a book that i am reading right now is michael connelly the fifth witness. this is a series of books that involved a lawyer who is largely practiced his worn out of the back of his car. his lincoln so they are often

and neither are the duncans so they hope. texas family interrupted the cross country trip for a glimpse of the plane. they saw it when they crossed the delaware memorial bridge and thought it strange to see the plane on the back of the truck. curiosity got the best of them. >> when we came over, she looked on the iphone and saw what it was and we stopped to see it and it hasn't come. >> reporter: after more than an hour of waiting, the family decide curiosity cost too much time and hit the road and six minutes and 38 seconds later, here it comes. and there it goes. along with the escort at 50 miles an hour. in case you missed it, here it is again. here it comes. and there it goes. it will be a test on this later. but these weren't the only people ready to see the elephant. all up and down interstate 95, small groups of people were clustered around to see the plane. and chesapeake house there were more folks from elkton and tourist from india and guy with a big dog and little baby all waiting. and here it comes. and there it g

secretary arne duncan is prom e promising promis promising to waive parts of the law for states to pushng student achievement, explaining charter schools and overhauling lowest performing schools. it was passed in 2001 and requires states to test students in math and reading and punishes schools which follow short of the objectives set forward by the states. the law labels too many schools as failures but narrows curriculum and waters down standardized testings. we will have to watch and see what happens there. >>> still ahead on today in the bay, nick o'kelly is here with a look at the forecast that is warming up into your workweek. >>> good morning to you, take a live look, a little bit of a gray start too this morning, but a warmup in the distance. by thursday, might need a short-sleeve shirt. >>> this morning arrange east bay woman suspected of selling counter fit passes to the happiest places on earth is in a not so happy place this morning, behind bars. police arrested the woman this weekend after finding fake park passes at her pleasantville home. police say the woman duped sever

pleased in that conversation with secretary donna van and secretary lahood into chu and secretary duncan and mr. holder that we said one of the things that was the challenge for all of us in the federal government, and ladies and gentlemen, one of the things the administration has done, and thank you, secretary donovan, is that the collapse of the silo between transportation and energy and hud. thank you for that because it facilitates our work to help you help our citizens. and so, ladies and gentlemen, we are here today because cdbg is a very important program for all of us. it is the only program that sends dollars treacly to cities. it is the program that we have used to help retain jobs, create jobs, and in cities what cdbg has done is to help us create about 150,000 jobs. just think about the programs in your cities and how it helps your citizens, our citizens. the other thing that cdbg has done is it has produced about $13 billion in gdp. think about that. you are looking at revenue that comes into the state treasury and the federal government treasury because of this program that

duncan told reporters on friday in a conference call that was embargoed until midnight saturday.hile the secretary said it was premature to lay out specific plans for potential waivers, his aides said that 100 percent side proficiency would be the main target. we will get back to more of that article in this morning's "new york times." our first call comes from miami, florida. billy, on the line for independents, welcome to the "washington journal." caller: i am tired of the country trying to do everything for everybody. we need to get rid of these programs like special interest in events, when children cannot read. we are teaching people to dance at school. they are not necessary. thank you and have a great morning. host: lenora on our line for republicans in baltimore. caller: i would like to say that they are being misunderstood. at teacher may think that the student -- the teacher is not paying attention to the students issues as well as [unintelligible] the teacher cannot speak true english. host: do you think it is time for waivers for no job left behind, to allow some room

. >> secretary duncan said some good things in the beginning, but then you saw what happened. >> money is behind all of this. where are the liberals who are not happy about corporate influence in washington, d.c.? funnelling this money into the national curriculum. [inaudible] special takeover in education should be just as important. >> by would use that as an example. i did not realize some of the points that you made. >> [inaudible] obama [inaudible] abolished. >> thank you. a lot of people are still burning. three years into the four here, this is simply excusable. >> it breaks your heart in this great country to have so many people suffering as they are. is that right? >> [inaudible] >> thank you. >> [inaudible] little guy? >> seven months. >> seven months? >> with you the whole way. >> next, ron paul at the second annual space and freedom coalition conference. the 2012 presidential candidates talk about foreign policy. this is about 24 minutes. >> it is a budget -- delightful to be here tonight. i cannot imagine people staying up this late to listen to politicians. about freedom

. >> yet secretary duncan say some good things, but then you saw what happened. they cut off charter schools in washington, d.c. >> and bill gates'money is behind this. we're liberals were not happy about corporate influence in washington, d.c. bill gates is behind this. he is finding it. he is coming up with a national curriculum right now. the press is not covering this at all. it is making a lot of people very angry. i am hoping the republicans start standing up and make this an issue. in national takeover education should be just as important as the national takeover of health care. >> i agree with you. i use that as something that would be unacceptable. >> i think some issues will come up with the pledge. >> thank you, good to see you. three years into a business four-year term, you still have huge numbers of americans out of work -- your three years into obama's four-year term, he still have huge numbers of americans out of work. it breaks your heart to have some in people suffering as they are. obama's policies have failed america. it is time for new direc

we have brought together arne duncan and his team and we will bring promise neighborhoods funding to help transform schools at the same time you are transforming public housing and other forms of affordable housing. we have heard that if people do not feel safe in the cannot walk the streets, their kids can now be out in the playgrounds because they are afraid for their safety, we cannot be successful in those communities. so we brought the department of justice and their initiatives and funding together with our public housing and choice neighborhoods funding. we of for the health care is a critical need. inre making investments community health centers alongside. all of those pieces are being brought together in our choice neighborhoods initiatives. but the truth is that we will not transform 1 million units of public housing but that doesn't grants this year, and they will be under attack. we will have a tough time finding those this year. we're working in and out -- in our budget to bring private capital into public housing. we believe that there is $25 billion of private capital

pleased in that conversation with secretary donovan and secretary law would andchu and secretary duncanat we said one of the things that was a challenge for all of us were the silos and the federal government. ladies and gentlemen, one of the things that the administration has done and thank you, secretary donovan, is that you collapsed the silos between transportation and energy and hud and we thank you for that because it facilitates our work to help you help our citizens. ladies and gentlemen, we are here today because cdbg is a very, very important program for all of us. it is the only program that sends dollars directly to cities. it is the program that we have used to help retain jobs, create jobs, and in cities, what cdbg has done is helpless craig about 150,000 jobs. think about the programs in your cities. and how it helps your citizens. , our citizens. the other thing that cdbg has done is that it has produced about $13 billion in gdp. think about that. you're looking at revenue that comes into the state treasury and to the federal government treasury because of this program t

secretary duncan is a some good things at the beginning -- you had a secretary duncan it says some good things at the beginning. >> money is behind all this. where are the liberals who are not happy about corporate influence? bill gates is behind this. he is helping with the national courtroom right now and nobody is speaking out. -- the national curriculum right now and nobody is speaking out. . . special takeover in education should be just as important. by would use that as an example. i did not realize some of the points that you made. >> naudible] obama [inaudible] abolished. >> thank you. a lot of people are still burning. three years into the four here, this is simply excusable. >> it breaks your heart in this great country to have so many people suffering as they are. is that right? >> [inaudible] >> thank you. >> [inaudible] lile guy? >> seven months. >> seven months? >> with you the whole way. line. "washington journal" continues. host: joining us from michigan is the former governor, jennifer granho. she is working on a book, "of governors story -- the fight for jobs and amer

as i said, it's a bipartisan group, kucinich, jones, connors, capuano, burton, duncan. it goes on. as i said, republicans and democrats. we also have house speaker john boehner warning that the white house might be in violation of the war powers act. if it does not seek approval by sunday, sunday marking day 90. i'm going to get a chance to speak live to congressman dennis kucinich. he's going to join me in the "newsroom" here at the top of the hour, 4:00 eastern. do not miss that conversation. now this. >>> government, get the hell out of the way and let the private sector do what the private sector does best. >> whoo, he's not a candidate yet. but, boy, it sure sounds like rick perry is running for president. >>> and then, flooding along the missouri river now threatening the college world series. live pictures. this stadium, from what i've been told, perched precariously close to the rising waters. we are live in omaha. next. looking good! you lost some weight. you noticed! these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right, whole grain. [ female anno

todays' opening prayer will be offered by reverend don duncan, oklahoma jail and prison ministries andklahoma county sheriff's office. the guest chaplain: let us pray. father, as we pause to seek your divine guidance, i pray for your presence, wisdom and divine protection to be bestowed upon each senator, their families, their staffs and all those who have committed their lives in service to our country. i pray your guidance through eternal principles in all discussions and final decisions. i pray for that which is honorable both in your sight and in the heart of each citizen. when a conclusion is reached, may peace abide throughout this chamber and throughout this land. we pray this through the name of jesus. amen. the presiding officer: join me in reciting the pledge. of al legiance to the flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the presiding officer: the clerk will read a communication to the senate. the clerk: washington d.c., june 16, 2011. to

john duncan from tennessee, -- all the congressman filing suits. also, would you consider running on the united ticket with ron paul, that's in an e-mail. guest: on foreign-policy we have been closely in alignment. i am not. running not. i am not running for president. what i cansee continue to do it to continue to insist that congress' rightful role as a directly elected representatives of the people is affirmed through our constitution. host: a tweet -- the next call comes from safety harbor, florida. mike, a democrat. caller: good morning, c-span. representative kucinich, a pleasure to talk with you for the second time. first, i want to thank you for being a true american and not a partisan. your job is to serve the people and not to play partisan games. you are obviously doing so. your track record speaks for itself. it would be a sad day when you're not serving the people anymore. if you moved to florida, you would have plenty of support. we have been betrayed by obama. i don't think he has done anything different from george bush. he does not

>> the ceo of our current company is duncan neederhaur, he's going to be the ceo of the successor company and he will still be based in new york. i am the chief operating officer and my main responsibility for all of our equities markets around the world, nyse, paris, brussels, lisbon. i will continue to have those responsibilities, plus the frankfurt stock exchange and i will also be based in new york. the head of the global derivatives business, is also the head of urex, andreas price. >> and when you add a second headquarters, what impact will that have on american jobs, if any? >> we're actually moving the headquarters from paris to frankfurt so that has no, no net effect on the u.s. >> so the merger should have no net effect on jobs in the united states? >> well not in that, no. >> in some other way? >> well, we're obviously looking at how to combine companies. jobs is not, this is not a deal about cutting jobs. it's about creating value. and we think in the long run this is going to be good for america and american jobs. >> in the short run, in order to create that value, will there

i am pleased tt chairman duncan was able to have an opportunity to review the testimony. agree with this sentiment, which is we do not want -- we are not proposing to regulate those who are doing a good job. we have had some consensusn fees that are charged for entry from both the associations, the possibility of raising those fees, that would not bar entry, but would also help better find the inspection certification program. we had discussion of certifying operators so when you get a bad operator, it sticks with them, even though they might come up with a new corporate entity or a new name on the website for their curb to curb service. that could be helpful. we had some discussion on what you do en route versus people who do not have a fixed place of operations. i do not understand -- it says, revised current law to ensure driverdcdl can be revoked. i thought that was already alwed. >> right now, most of those offenses -- i saw that same point. that is a misprint because i agree. for serious offenses, we have the authority for states to disqualify. to clarify the partic

i am pleased that chairman duncan was able to have an opportunity to review the testimony. i agree with this sentiment, which is we do not want -- we are not proposing to regulate those who are doing a good job. we have had some consensus on fees that are charged for entry from both the associations, the possibility of raising those fees, that would not bar entry, but would also help better find the inspection certification program. we had discussion of certifying operators so when you get a bad operator, it sticks with them, even though they might come up with a new corporate entity or a new name on the website for their curb to curb service. that could be helpful. we had some discussion on what you do en route versus people who do not have a fixed place of operations. i do not understand -- it says, revised current law to ensure driverdcdl can be revoked. i thought that was already allowed. >> right now, most of those offenses -- i saw that same point. that is a misprint because i agree. for serious offenses, we have the authority for states to disqualify. to clarify the

we had republicans, louie gohmert, and jeff duncan from south carolina, and judge poe from texas.t: did that abruptly in your meeting? guest: it did not abruptly end my meaning. there was another person of said when i indicated that we had evidence that iranian troops -- excuse me, iraqi troops, and he is the prime minister of iraq, these troops went into a camp of iranian refugees and basically massacred 35 on the armed -- unarmed residents of the camp and wounded others. i told them that this was a crime and not acceptable. i think it was very upset with that as well. he told me that his subcommittee would look into it. host: you're going to hold an investigation on it. guest: yes, we are. host: here is an article. sunday marks the 90th day and he would be in violation of the war powers act that point. do you believe that to be true? guest: yes, i do. let me just note that 10 years ago, many of the republicans that i work with, and i love them, i am a republican, they tried to eliminate the war powers act. i was one of the few that said, no, we want to have some control on gover

duncan. >> thank you, gentlemen for being here that i've been here has been very enlightening. i will direct this question to dr. hoffman but i'm just trying to understand the relationships on the arabian peninsula and north africa. what is the relationship if any between al qaeda and the muslim brotherhood? >> it is a relationship that perhaps at one time in history was similar, but i think in the recent years there has been forces where ayman al-zawahiri was a teacher of al qaeda now but until recently bin ladens's deputy certainly in recent months attacked the bus or a hood and egypt and hamas which is part of the muslim brotherhood network and gaza for attempting to make peace with israel and in a kind of negotiations in egypt for getting to participate in any kind of a space process so we're talking to the phenomena that have maybe some ideological similarities that is quite separate and different >> al-zawahiri managed to write a book denouncing the muslim brotherhood and while on the run being hunted i of difficulty writing a book sitting in my office for years on end wi

john duncan from tennessee, -- all the congressman filing suits. also, would you consider running on the united ticket with ron paul, that's in an e-mail. guest: on foreign-policy we have been closely in alignment. i am not. running not. i am not running for president. what i cansee continue to do it to continue to insist that congress' rightful role as a directly elected representatives of the people is affirmed through our constitution. host: a tweet -- the next call comes from safety harbor, florida. mike, a democrat. caller: good morning, c-span. representative kucinich, a pleasure to talk with you for the second time. first, i want to thank you for being a true american and not a partisan. your job is to serve the people and not to play partisan games. you are obviously doing so. your track record speaks for itself. it would be a sad day when you're not serving the people anymore. if you moved to florida, you would have plenty of support. we have been betrayed by obama. i don't think he has done anything different from george bush. he does not

john duncan from tennessee, -- all the congressman filing suits. also, would you consider running on the united ticket with ron paul, that's in an e-mail. guest: on foreign-policy we have been closely in alignment. i am not. running not. i am not running for president. what i cansee continue to do it to continue to insist that congress' rightful role as a directly elected representatives of the people is affirmed through our constitution. host: a tweet -- the next call comes from safety harbor, florida. mike, a democrat. caller: good morning, c-span. representative kucinich, a pleasure to talk with you for the second time. first, i want to thank you for being a true american and not a partisan. your job is to serve the people and not to play partisan games. you are obviously doing so. your track record speaks for itself. it would be a sad day when you're not serving the people anymore. if you moved to florida, you would have plenty of support. we have been betrayed by obama. i don't think he has done anything different from george bush. he does not

>> the ceo of our current company is duncan neederhaur, he's going to be the ceo of the successor company and he will still be based in new york. i am the chief operating officer and my main responsibility for all of our equities markets around the world, nyse, paris, brussels, lisbon. i will continue to have those responsibilities, plus the frankfurt stock exchange and i will also be based in new york. the head of the global derivatives business, is also the head of urex, andreas price. >> and when you add a second headquarters, what impact will that have on american jobs, if any? >> we're actually moving the headquarters from paris to frankfurt so that has no, no net effect on the u.s. >> so the merger should have no net effect on jobs in the united states? >> well not in that, no. >> in some other way? >> well, we're obviously looking at how to combine companies. jobs is not, this is not a deal about cutting jobs. it's about creating value. and we think in the long run this is going to be good for america and american jobs. >> in the short run, in order to create that value, will there