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prize-winning investigative team of donald bartlett and james steele, we'll take your calls and e-mails and tweets. the co-authors of eight books. the latest of the american dream. watch live on sunday, january 6, at noon eastern on booktv on c-span2. this is booktv on c-span2. in just a few minutes, john sparrow will be talking about his new book. her from the book history 10, we have a great host of morning edition on npr. in his book, "instant city: life and death in karachi." what happened in the karachi on december 8, 2009? >> i will let you know. thank you so much for the what you guys are doing. in 2009 there was a religious procession in the middle of this gigantic mega-city. one of the megacities of the world that was bombed. it is a tragic story. but when he began digging into the details of that single day, we began peeling back the layers. when i discovered was the story that to meet women it's the way the world is developing. the way the world is growing. the weight of different kinds of people are coming together in cities. sometimes violently and thrashing out. this is an event that i learn

and matt gonzalez co-sponsored that. now there was eminent need for the oversight committee because prop e eliminated thevores from weighing in, eliminated the need for voters to approve revenue bonds and we're not talking about hundreds of millions, but we're talking about billions. so the prop p, the revenue bond oversight committee was of eminent importance. that is why it passed overwhelmingly. what was its mission? how revenue bond were managed by the puc and city? how were they going to do this? obviously they had to employ outside agency for outside audits and what happens is that the mayor at that time, mr. gavin newsom, along with the controller, mr. ed harrington who later became the general manager of the puc undermined the revenue bond oversight committee so they would have complete control over the monies and eliminating public oversight. the proof of the pudding the deck was stacked with staff members from the puc to contract with the city services auditing division of the controller's office. so what happened, the result was the fox was guarding the hen. >> supervisor, if i could ask you a question, so you a

of donald bar let and james steele will take your calls, el mails and -- e-mails and tweets next month on "in depth." the pair are the coauthors of eight books, their latest "the betrayal of the american dream." watch live sunday january 6th at noon eastern on booktv on c-span2. >> host: on your screen is the cover of a new book that's coming out in august 2012, "seven principles of good government: liberty, people and politics." it's written by former new mexico governor gary johnson, and he is also the libertarian party nominee for president in 2012. governor johnson, when and why did you leave the republican party and become a libertarian? >> guest: well, you know, i've probably been a libertarian my entire life, so this is kind of coming out of the closet. [laughter] and i don't think i'm unlike most americans. i think there are a hot more americans in this country that declare themselves libertarian as opposed to voting libertarian. so, you know, the pitch that i'm trying to make right now is vote libertarian with me just this one time. give me a shot at changing things. and if it doesn't work out, you can always r

prize-winning investigative team of donald bar let's and james steele will take your calls, e-mails and tweets next month on "in depth." the pair are the co-authors of eight books. their latest, "the betrayal of the american dream." watch sunday, january 6th at noon eastern on booktv on c-span2. .. >> as someone who lives in austin, it's nice to have this weather. i am welcoming it. i was hard all summer long. i was very excited to get to interview david westin, somebody i've admired from afar. and he has written "exit interview," a book i hope you all get. if you're watching this at your home or you are here in the audience, it's an extraordinary book about his time running abc news in 1997-2010. he was therefore all of the big moments of our recent history, and of all personalities and the broadcasting journalism business, so it's a delight and a real welcome. >> thank you very much. great to be with you. [applause] >> before i get into your book i just want to ask you about your own trajectory. did you ever plan on -- where we you brought up? did you every think about being in journalism as a teenager or college student? >> i'm a proud

and the app asks for a donation. it's similar to a service called side car intended to help car owners earn money on the side. the,qlon co-founder sees think ethis is about community members who have extra seats in the car and shear those with people who need a ride. >> but regulators saw something different. >> we regard this as limousine companies. drivers for hire. >> without proper license. so california public utilities commission slapped lift and side car with $20,000 fine autos we do believe they're operating outside of the law right now. they don't have proper insurance. drivers not properly scened -- screened we do have concerns about public safety. >> and mohammed owns an actual limb scene he keeps busy with exploding popularity of a limo summoning smart phone app. >> my driver starts at sock p.m. finishing by 6:00 in the morning and up with business all night. >> and now, is he facing a fine that his manager is contesting. >> think there are no law that's regulate what uber does. >> there is a state panel setting newzv&t÷ rules. >> regulators open the issue, some loudest opposition is likely to come from taxi drivers saying withou

warren and i wrote the perfect law. co-e got senator mccain to sponsor it. as we try to broaden out from there, we had to start compromising. we never intended the across the board cuts to go into effect. we wanted to make them so terrible that congress would have a shield for they could say to people -- i do not want to do these things. if i do not do that, look at the terrible things that happen. we started off with the idea that the first thing you should cut is the cost of living increases built into entitlements. we explained it to people as the plate glass effect. after we've visited with about 25 senators, we came back and struck it out of the bill. we continued to work, and we continued to compromise, and at the end of the day, the baby was not as pretty as one we started, but we concluded it was pretty enough to continue on with it. warren rudman was a strong, courageous man. he stood up for principle. he was willing to fight for things. in this era where everyone in this town is focused on compromise, he was a person willing to compromise. he was w

and her work. >> you keep in touch with her? >> i heard from her last night totally co-incidently. i get an e-mail from her every now and again.made a dear, dare friend in robin lim. >> maternal health, christy seems to have found her calling but ultimately, her message is forrors to find what move was them and take action. >> it's very human to want to make a difference. i think that sometimes we just don't know how to do that we should think about our families our communities as its first place of, like, making impact and change. service to others is really what this world is about. it can make a difference. >>> coming up, comedian ben stiller gets serious in haiti. >>> and next, singer ne-yo shares with "showbiz tonight's" a.j. hammer how he is bringing hope to often overlooked children. >>> you are watching cnn heroes, "sharing the spotlight," we are gearing up here on the red carpet to cnn heroes, an all-star tribute 2012. i'm nischelle turner. right now, i'm not social media suite. now this is where we want you to become a part of the action tonight. and with me, i have found two hollywood heavy hitters, rainn wilson say

and to the person who stole the tree. >> enjoy the tree, merry christmas. in vallejo, stanley roberts if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, e- mail us at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co m a top navy still commander found dead in afghanistan the latest on the investigation and will continue t track the storm. and we will take you back from three decades ago of flooding in marin county, the damage. . music's, ready ! share the harmony... she'll be here soon ! she'll love this ! share a sweeter welcome... hey, hola, cómo estás ? hello, hey everyone. hi. es un pla-cer co-no-cer-te. encantada. share everything. this holiday get verizon's share everything plan. unlimited talk, text and shareable data... ... across your family's devices, all in one plan. hurry in for a droid razr m by motorola for $49.99. >> soaked and sopping wet getting a steady dose of rain as they hit the stores today. kron 4's mike pelton shows us how they fared. >> you still have to get your shopping done. >> reporter: what turned out to be a gloamimorning. a columbia-morning, with orange construction zen'-- cones... even being blown across the parking lot. >> flooding may be bad now. but almost 30 ye

and not one person who saw me called the police. in san mateo stanley roberts kron 4 news if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, e- mail us at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.cotill ahead. we take a look at the lawmakers who are taking on the national rifle association and attempt to change our nations gun laws. then. we tell you the latest story thieves are telling unsuspecting victims. before they make off with their cell phones! plus. as we near the end of 2012 we take a look at this past year's memorable moments. all that coming when kron 4 >> a dramatic demonstration in san francisco against gun violence. it's part of a nationwide effort to ban assault weapons and to pay respect to the victims and families in newtown, connecticut. kron4's jeff pierce has the story. >> we are here to represent the twenty six people who were massacred in newton connectticut >> reporter: local members of the brady campaign the national group that has crusaded for the ban of assault weapons for over three decades laid on the cold concrete of justin hermin plaza in san francisco saturday afternoon. >> we've been losing children to gun violence for a long time, i'm hoping this

comment or story idea for stanley, e- mail us at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co m >> reporter: this new year's eve, many of the bay area's transit agencies are offering extended and in some cases free service. kron 4's charles clifford has details. >>> bart is going to extend train service until 3am on new years day. they will also be running additional trains into and out of san francisco to accommodate new years eve crowds. if you want to ride muni, service will be free between 8pm new years eve and 6am new years day. muni will also be offering extended metro service and added owl along the peninsula, free rides after 11pm through the end of service. they will also be running four extra trains out of san francisco after midnight to help people get home, the last one will leave at 2:15am or whenever it's full. samtrans will also be offering free rides between 11pm and 2am in the east bay ac transit, will be offering extened service on the broadway shuttle, or "free b". the 1am on new years eve. in the south bay, vta will be offering free and bus lines from 7:00 p.m. monday evening through 3:59 a.m. tuesday morning. they'll also have extended service on several r

e to deactivate power lines. the men were making a laundry run 3:30 this morning. the driver is a volunteer firefighter and knew exactly what to do. he and his co-worker jumped out and escaped safely. >>> dive teams are hoping to get back into the waters off mare island this morning to search for a missing man. 77-year-old philip mattingly was last seen on a tugboat next to vintage warship saturday. it is believed he fell overboard while finishing his work. vallejo police officers don't suspect foul play. divers were in the water yesterday, but did not locate mattingly. >>> san francisco police turning to the public for help. two people were discovered bound and gagged in the middle of the street at brussels in visitation valley. >> reporter: imagine looking out your window one night and on the street are two people bound and gagged. that's what happened here on brussels street 8:30 last night not only were they bound and gagged, they were fighting for their lives. look at pictures from the scene, two bodies in the middle of brussels street 900 block, 8:30, one person black male in his 20s died at san francisco general about midnight the other

with surprise when he teamed a donald barlett and stephen still take your calls, e-mails next month on in depth. the plan had began collaborative work for the cothors of e-books. >> they contend the level of hyper partisanship has resulted in a dysfunctional political process marked by adherents to political party platforms above all else. this is about an hour and a half. >> i think word ready to begin. i moderate a lot of panels. i always say the greatest insult ever directed to me this ram david brooks. is not a powerful insult? when i have strong views come i try to be the queen of face, staring, staring balanced about things. i am not fair and balanced because my feelings about norm and tom. norman, two of my favorite people in the world and i cannot tell you how excited i am that they have become celebrities in the think it's a great thing for them, a great thing for the republic and i'm just honored to be here with them and susan and mickey would've agreed to join this great discussion. i want to begin by saying this event is the live webcast. attendees are encouraged to live tweet the event. the hash tag even worse is where you should

and one of e great military leaders of his generation." for more on general schwarzkopf and his legacy, we are joined by "new york times" reporter michael gordon. he co-authored the book, "the generals' war: the inside story of the conflict in the gulf." michael, welcome. take us back first of all to the gulf war more than two decades ago. what was it about general schwarzkopf and what he did is that made him be regarded at least by many as a hero. >> well, this is the time in which the american military did not have the confidence of the american public the way it does now. whatever people think of the wars in afghanistan or iraq, they generally believe that the military has done its part. and that wasn't the case then. so we had an all-volunteer force. is there were a lot of weapons that had not really been tried in combat like the stealth fighter, not really in operational circumstances. and they were being put to the test. and there was also the hang over from vietnam, the vietnam syndrome when people wondered could we since vietnamas certainly not a victory, could the american military really succeed in a major conflict abroad? >> warner: so rea

e to deactivate power lines. the men were making a laundry run 3:30 this morning. the driver is a volunteer firefighter and knew exactly what to do. he and his coorker jumped out and escaped safely. >>> dive teams are hoping to get back into the waters off mare island this morning to search for a missing man. 77-year-old philip mattingly was last seen on a tugboat next to vintage warship saturday. it is believed he fell overboard while work. vallejo police officers don't suspect foul play. divers were in the water yesterday, but did not locate mattingly. >>> san francisco police turning to the public for help. two people were discovered bound and gagged in the middle of the street at brussels in visitation valley. >> reporter: imagine looking out your window one night and on the street are two people bound and gagged. that's what happened here on brussels street 8:30 last night not only were they bound and gagged, they were fighting for their lives. look at pictures from the scene, two bodies in the middle of brussels street 900 block, 8:30, one person black male in his 20s died at san francisco general about midnight the other victim, a white

e-mailed the claims in the comments section that everyone in the car was dunk or tongue in cheek. >>> woman is facing child cruelty charges. the mother was on cocaine when she delivered and she's not co-operating with police. when the baby was found, it was unreresponsive. drove the baby to the hospital, one giving cpr. the baby is the hospital now and breathing on his own. >>> jerry brown expected to show up for an event. announced he has prostate cancer. also a fundraiser for homeless children. the governor has not made any appearances. he's keeping a full work schedule while undergoing treatments. >>> united nations ambassador susan rise with drew her name for the next consideration for security of state. deeply regrets the unfair and misleading attacks on her. rice has been -- rather than being a terror attack. senator john carry is now the first choice when hillary clinton leaves. >>> we have video here of john boehner leaving for that white house meeting with the president. the two are attempts to negotiate a budget deal. finger pointing from both sides continues. >> the president still isn't serious about dealing with this issue here. it's this issue. spending. >> speaker boeh

we don't know what they are the police are going through e-mails and telephone records and talking to friends and coe how they got to that state of mind. most experts agree what happened with the call must have been a trigger, but there may have been underlying other issues involved. they're trying to look at that angle. >> her family and people around her having rather quiet, but we've heard a lot from the deejays. they're very remorseful. what happens now in terms of the station itself? they've weighed in on this as well. >> the deejays were taken off the air and their show is canceled. they're still employed. a lot of people are show more sympathy for them, because they did feel horrible. mel greig and michael christian were their names. we see them tearful last week, and really this week when we talked. what has happened is the station is now looked at and the australian communications and media authority focus on the owner, the license holder to see where the standards were breached. they have to reflect community standards. there's a formal investigation under way into their license. they coul

mark forman is the first official c.i.o., president and co-founder of government transaction services inc. he was also the first administration for e-gov and developed products that reduced administrative burdens, including easy grant filing. and david mihalchik, from google's u.s. cloud computing business. he has helped to establish and expand google's cloud computing footprint. he led their efforts to -- and was part of the team that launched google apps. prior, he was a senior manager with accenture. mark, you have had the luxury of being both inside and at the top level thinking about this and implementing it and we have heard about quicksilver and place. where do you see the next 10 years? if we did this in 10 years, we accomplishments, tell us about the technology changes. >> we are at the cusp of a new productivity model for government. i was excited to hear about the discussion of the first panel. there are four key elements. government that information is abundant, open, and nonproprietary. i had an article a few weeks ago that some of you may have seen, the project at m.i.t. we are at a point now where it is not clear abo

e employee early this morning. the driver lost control of his truck and slammed into a traffic light around 1:40. co-workers say he had been working over time. >> route 12 and highway 121 closed in sonoma county because of flooding. wayne has that story. >>reporter: more specifically here's how they look today. the automobile abandoned by drivers who either couldn't reed the warning signs or ignored them or thought they ordered the cars with a pontoon option. nann long time sonoma couldn't resident was not among those drivers. >> i think that probably wasn't the wisest move. i always obey authority. not always but when it serves my interest i do. >>reporter: this would be one of the cases. >> this would be one of those cases, yes. >>reporter: to hear the sonoma county department of public work state federal authority has much to do with the repeating problem. intersection floods because near by creek overflows. dredge would go solve the problem. but those higher authority say no. >> their argument is that the it would be tl some serious environmental impact if we dredge the creek downstream. i think

you have a comment or story idea for stanley, e-mail us at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co m >> nice weather on this christmas eve. mostly clear conditions and a storm is offshore. if it is going to bring in the chance for rainfall. the good news is that the morning hours could be spare. here is the story for christmas and day. for of the day, gray skies. wednesday, still a lingering mixed in with the sunshine. cold, gusting wind. thursday, completely dry with mostly sunny skies. still, cool on the low 50s. here is the satellite and radar with a note, high clouds spreading over the bay area in advance. in this system, we can continue to see the cloud coverage. sonoma, napa county and by 5:00 p.m. the entire bay area is looking to get steady, like a moderate rainfall. it will not be as strong as the last two systems. here we are, by 10:00 p.m. and the steady rain fall should be transitioning. showers on the flesh off. and when stay. on that showers on /off-the- scattered showers and breaks of sunshine eventually degreasing throughout the day and by 3:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m., the creasing. and by christmas morning, the temperatures will be 30's and

prize-winning investigative team of james steel and donald barr laws will take your e-mails and tweets on in death. the pair who began a collaborative work and the 70s are the co-authors of eight books, the latest, the betrayal of the american dream. watch live sunday january 6th at noon eastern on booktv on c-span2. >> you are watching the tv on c-span2 and we are at the national press club for its annual water's night and we are joined by lock-in -- michael gordon of the new york times. "the endgame" is the most recent book. if you could summarize for us? >> it took three years. the first comprehensive history of the war in iraq and what makes it unique is i incorporate not only american policymakers but all the iraqi leadership from mr. maliki, president talibany, rivals and enemies supply inc. the iraqi account of what was going on and be accountable was happening on the battlefield. i covered the war in iraq for the new york times for the whole conflict. >> why did you call it "the endgame"? >> i covered the surge and is the end game of american military conflict and the last part of the book covers the obama administration. it has not been well covered b

. >> the investigative team of donald bar let and james steele will take your calls, e-mails and tweets next month on "in depth." the pair are the co-authors of eight books. their latest, "the betrayal of the american treatment." watch live sunday, january 6th at noon eastern on booktv on c-span2. >> so the soviets put the missiles in cuba. the united states discovers that with our flights, our surveillance flights over there, and then the tension builds, and we have a warn tee, a blockade around cuba. and one of the things that happens during that time is that a soviet submarine is found by american, by american ships, and they start to drop misis sill charges -- missile charges, depth charges on the soviet submarine. they knocked out the electrical system. the carbon dioxide was rising. people were passing out inside the submarine. they had no communications with the kremlin. the commander of the submarine says, load the torpedoes, let's attack. the world war probably started already up above. we're not going to be just doing somersaults down here when the war is starting, we're not going to disgrace our country. they set it read

and e-mails and tweets next month on the in depth. they began their collaborative work in the 70s with the co-authors of eight books. the latest, the betrayal of the american dream. watch live at noon eastern on january 6 on c-span2. from the texas book festival american tapestry. the story of the background of michele obama. this is about 45 minutes. >> good evening. welcome. it is a delight to have you here, rachel, and to have all of you here. it's a lovely summer evening, and it is getting hot out there. summer will now descend upon us. we have a special treat in store for you. as you probably have read and heard about recently the book rachel swarm was written "american tapestry." i am looking forward to hear hearing about the process of this book. to begin i think what the audience probably doesn't know is that we have a lot of support, kind of a community of behind-the-scenes players. starting with the genealogist then a fellowship and maybe just to get started let's talk about the book itself and how we arrived at this amazing story. >> you know, i wrote a story in october of 2009 about the first lady's fami

the president and co-founder of the community of concern which is an initiative to educate parents about, um, the effects of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs on young people. my question erelates to the use of marijuana. are there any studies that show brain imaging relating to the effects of marijuana on the development of young brains? >> yes. and, actually, it's very interesting because this year there were two really important studies that showed, and that's why i felt comfortable to say clearly giving evidence that the effects of marijuana during adolescence are deleterious for the human brain. and both of those stories, one of them was on imaging, and the other was measuring iq. this basically demonstrates that exposure to marijuana during adolescence when the exposure was in adulthood got significant changes both in the connectivity of the brain and on having lower iq on the other. the brain imaging study actually was very interesting because it specifically showed that the fibers that connect the hippocampus which is the area of the brain more involved with memory and crucial for learning actually were dramatically reduced. and when i speak dramatic, it was a 90

and e-mails and tweets next month on internet. they began their collaborative work in the 70s and are the co-authors of seven books. watch live at noon eastern on booktv on c-span2. >> someone put these missiles in cuba. the united states discovers that. then the tension builds. one of the things that happens during that time that a soviet submarine is found by american ships they knocked out the electrical system. the commander of the submarine says there is a torpedo. we help them launch a nuclear torpedo. fortunately, one of the other commanders on the ship who had a lower rate have talked him out of it. it might have saved the world. >> this is so close to the edge. it was really one of the most scary moments in the entire time. >> yes, that's correct. a scary moment in history. >> we didn't know this, but we were teenagers. that is why all this criticism occurred and, my god, we wouldn't even be here to talk. >> director oliver stone and peter koznick on the untold history of united states on saturday night at 10 eastern on booktv's afterwards. part of four days of nonfiction books and authors on c-span2. >> j

and michael gibbs is raymond james' co-head of equity trading. charlie, this news from oracle, have you heard anything as our cm e-trader has about apple, that they might do the samesome. >> no, i really haven't. i think this is just another indicator that tax law changes do change behavior, there's no doubt about it. david: wait a minute, you're disagreeing with the great warren buffett? [laughter] >> it's easy to do on this case. the evidence is pretty clear. david: it seems clear this year, that's for damn sure. yep. >> so, charlie, i mean, folks have to do something with their money. what do you expect to happen with the markets in the very near term as we approach the end of the year and after we have some sort of decision or no decision after the first of the year? >> well, i think we'll get some sort of a decision on the cliff between the 18th and christmas. i guess president obama is scheduled to go to hawaii later in the month. i think he probably has a deadline before that date, but we'll get some sort of a decision. i have a feeling that we're going to go over the cliff. it's not going to be the end of the world for the economy. i thin

up we'll talk to his co-workers who say he was a kind person, they cannot understand yes was killed. >> stale head on abc 7 news at 4:00 barns and noble gets a big investment in eeader autos staying on storm watch. here is another live doppler 7 hd. the storm moving into the bay area right now. next is the accu-weather forecast. >> plus, muni celebrates a big birth day with free rides for everybody. but riders are still not happy. >> a sobriety check point being set up to crack down on drunk drivers. however, a silicon valley lawmaker thinks technology would be a good deterrenta too. we'll have a live report still to come. >> and on the last weekend of 2012 we thought it would be friday light traffic. right? not a chance. look at that. didn't they do shopping already? these are still return autos exactly. weather that did not fit. >>> in san francisco, people being treated to a ride on muni for free to celebrate the 100th birthday. many wishes were to do a better job. and muni hopes to do just that. >> hop on a muni train today or a bus. and it won't cost you anything. >> happeny birthday from muni. a system some love. >> i think mun gee one of the greatest tra

and they get no services. >> host: an e-mail came out this morning. it was kept confidential. i have bipolar disorder, and i'm on medicare. i have anger issues, and i cannot afford the co-pay for counseling or to see my psychiatrist for a medical checkup. other public programs that would pay for this? i am not eligible for medicaid. i make too much in social security disability. congresman griffin. >> you have to call your psychiatrist anyways. you can also go to the emergency room. the emergency room is required to do if you come in. he talked to the doctors there, ask to see a psychiatrist there. i have concerns right now. it is extremely important. you cannot let that go. go to the emergency room and talk to people there. same thing goes for people who are suicidal. >> host: we have the number for the suicide prevention lifeline hotline there. we want to go now to shirley from palm beach florida. surely come thanks for joining us on the "washington journal". >> caller: good morning. i worked in mental health services around 20 years after it raised my family and myself. twenty years of that was then ejected. in the hospitals. i suffer from depression. and i found th

co-chair of sony pictures. dana walden. and nancy dubuque, president of entertainment and media at a&e. are any surprises on this list?en, i think one of the big turnarounds of the year is oprah. her own network went from being, looking like it might not be vi viable to having a ratings surge. and oprah moved up on the list this year. we asked women a lot of funny questions. katie couric is on the list this year, thanks to the success of her talk show. she revealed the ring tone on her cell phone is "lmfoa's "i'm sexy and i know it." >> if you've seen her lately, it isn't just a joke. she looks fantastic. >> no, it's not. >> i remember hearing a quote, there's a special place in hell reserved for women who don't help other women on the way up. great to see you, janice. thanks so much. >>> coming up, a live performance from broadway's "a christmas story." [ boy 1 ] hey! that's the last crescent. oh, did you want it? yea we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light, buttery and flakey. that's half that's not half! guys, i have more! thanks mom [ female announcer ] pillsbury crescents. let the making begin [

mark forman is the first official cio, president and co- founder of government transaction services inc. he was also the first administration for e-gov, and developed products that reduced administrative burdens, including easy grant filing. and david mihalchik, google's u.s. cloud computing business. he has helped to establish and expand google's cloud computing footprint. he led their efforts to -- and was part of the team that launched google apps. crier, he was a senior .anagemr with accenture mark, you have had the luxury of being both inside and at the top level thinking about this and implementing it and we have heard about quicksilver and other initiatives you put in place. where do you see the next 10 years? if we did this in 10 years, we accomplish re the, th ment, tell us about the technology changes. >> we are at the cusp of a new productivity model for government. i was excited to hear about the discussion of the glass panel. there are four key elements. first, the recognition by government that information is abundant, open, and non proprietary. i had an article a few weeks ago that some of you may have seen, fascin

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cos and, three, to the increase diplomatic security about 5%. we are now in the midst of the 2014 budget process. we spend to come back to this committee once e do our assessments. as you know, as i pointed out earlier, we had assessment teams between the department of defense and the state department and looked at 19 high-risk posts -- >> i don't want to cut you off, but i only have a minute. so you are going to -- >> yes, absolutely. >> -- what you need, and that's important. and secondly, the trouble thing here is that there were repeated requests to implement security upgrades in tripoli and benghazi. and as we look at this report, we know what happened. and you would like to know do you intend to put it to preface -- sorry, to put into place a preface that would allow for a second review of these requests by another body within the state department? because it seems like what happened is the request came, it went to one particular individual or desk, and then it never saw the light of day. .. >> as you know, senator boxer, we rely on the commission which whatever over -- the fact for us on the ground is relying on the local government, t

and keep you here while i try to keep ox martin from committing the same crime. over to that tree. no! you can't do this! oh, can i? just watch me. but we can't e cous all from being blown up. yes. this ox martin feller is taken with the worst case of gold fever i ever did see. oh we'll take care of him. don't worry. what about sam's claim, sheriff? eh, we'll straighten that out when we get back to the office. on your feet, ox! let's go. fine, now the claim is legally yours. that's where you're wrong, mister, that claim was legally registered to me first. first come, first served. that's the law, ain't it? that's where you made a mistake, ox. you left the envelope that held sam's claim near the stage hold-up. what's the envelope got to do with it? you forgot how the mail service works, ox. the cancelled stamp carried yesterday's date on it. if the mail hadn't have been stolen, sam's claim here would have arrived a full day ahead of pinky's. this masked man here gave us the clue when he left the envelope here to go after you fellows. i'm so glad now you can retire. retire? don't be ridiculous! i'm gonna blast that powder just where we placed it. it

cos and, three, to the increase diplomatic security about 5%. we are now in the midst of the 2014 budget process. we spend to come back to this committee once e do our assessments. as you know, as i pointed out earlier, we had assessment teams between the department of defense and the state department and looked at 19 high-risk posts -- >> i don't want to cut you off, but i only have a minute. so you are going to -- >> yes, absolutely. >> -- what you need, and that's important. and secondly, the trouble thing here is that there were repeated requests to implement security upgrades in tripoli and benghazi. and as we look at this report, we know what happened. and you would like to know do you intend to put it to preface -- sorry, to put into place a preface that would allow for a second review of these requests by another body within the state department? because it seems like what happened is the request came, it went to one particular individual or desk, and then it never saw the light of day. .. >> as you know, senator boxer, we rely on the commission which whatever over -- the fact for us on the ground is relying on the local government, t