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g. komen's retraction today. >> well, i think we can all agree this has been a pretty exciting week, but'm not sure what to make of susan g. komen's statement today. we knew all along the grants already contracted were going to be sustained until they completed. komen is not changing the new guidelines for applying for grants. simply saying that planned parenthood may apply for them again. whether they'll give them another grant remains to be seen. i think they're trying to play both sides of the fence. >> eric makes a decent point. i want to though it out here. do we know that planned parent planned parenthood is getting the money back. >> they said that they're eligible for future grants but not that they would award the grants in the future. the wording was interesting. the public is paying close attention to the situation and if they fail to give planned parenthood the grants in the future maybe planned parenthood would release a statement. people would find out about it, and people are going to hold the komen foundation accountable for not holding up to their promise. >> do we promi

g. wells and steve jobs. what do you see in our future as far as the right to privacy?even though computers are getting smaller, we are living in sort of an orwellian big brother is watching all of us with a supercomputer and all the surveillance cameras out and about and employers checking through the computers and they know more about you than you may even know yourself. >> guest: i regret to say in the c-span building, as i attempted to gain access to the building, it is very common in our world and i right about that in "after america". we are bifurcated and into two different societies. i'll always astonished at the number of government numbers and picture id you have to give for even routine transactions in society today, the idea -- always amuses me when you are at radio shack and someone is buying that radio and someone asks for the social security number and they give the number. astonishing to me. we are dividing into two different kinds of society. there's one part of the planet, everything is known about them. we mention the security cameras. they're big on

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he's saying that president obama has been a supplicant to beij g beijing. >> well, you're going to disagree -- >> you clearly disagree with that? >> i think on the economy, he's best placed to do what needs to be done on the creation of jobs. when it comes to china, i think it's wrongheaded about slapping a tariff on day one. that pushes aside the reality, the complexity of the relationship. you sit down at the table with somebody like xi jinping and you say, we've got north korea, we've got iran, we've got pakistan, we've got burma, we've got the south china sea, we have trade and investment. and they all kind of interrelate, one with another, when you sit down and negotiate a deal. that's just the way the u.s./china relationship is, and has been for 40 years. this month we celebrate the 40th year anniversary of richard nixon stepping off that plane. >> february 22nd, 1979. >> and we forget when nixon stepped off that plane, 1972, we were fighting the chinese in vietnam. we had fought them not too long before in the korean war, where the chinese lost 400,000 men. there was a cultural revol

drug dealers, rapes, murders, those areas and they in their best judgment and i do believe as well that a 287-g task force program would work for them. so i am expressing my disappointment here and in the spirit of transparency in government which i think we both share to the extent possible, we always have to keep things out of the hands of bad guys, i don't think this is one of them. may i see -- or may the committee member see if a request is made to your office to report a decision on this? >> yes. you can see that and i would also say with respect to virginia, that request has been pending for some time. and what we have done in virginia in the meantime is deploy more i.c.e. agents into the areas where we were told that the task force would primarily be focused on the theory that full time federal agents would be more productive. so i'll be happy to get you briefed on that as well. >> the expenses -- thank you for that. the expenses related # to running the 287-g program and i know you have a lot of things on your plate, but can you describe for us just generally what those expenses would

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g. to the date specified -- well, there's no date for three. that is indefinite. >> second. commissioner miguel: on that motion -- commissioner antonini: yes. hite commissioner borden: yes. commissioner fong: yes. commissioner moore: yes. commissioner sugaya: is. commissioner miguel: yes. so moved, that passes unanimously and places you under your consent calendar. all matters listed hereunder constitute a consent calendar and are considered routine by the planning commission and will be acted upon by a single roll call vote of the commission. and those of the discussion at these items unless a member of the public, commission, or staff requests. in which event, it will be removed from the calendar and considered as a separate item. item five is the 2012.0016t, proposed amendments to planning code section.1179d. the commission will consider an ordinance to extend by 90 days, the period of time in which existing uses in the eastern neighborhoods area that have operated without filing an application for legitimization. item six, 2011.1059c, 211 sutter street, a conditional use

well, we're g@ing from one of my forite vegetables, artichokes, to one of my all-time favorite fruits. what is it? >> it's the ojai pixie tangerine. and around these parts, it's not just something they grow, it's something that has caused 26 farming families to grow into one. located just about 30 minutes inland from santa barbara, the town of ojai is a taste of small town california. accessible only by a twisty ride through the aountains, it remains a secluded oasis full of agriculture. it was here where the bacon avocado business once thrived. that was until they stumbled upon a small fruit with big potential. >> so i was kind of wandering around the valley scratching my head, wondering what to do, and i was actually over at friends' ranches in the friends' ranches' packing house and just reached into a bin the way you do, and i picked up something and i peeled it, and i was, whoo-hoo! really, th was it for me. if you'd have been there, you'd have seen a light bulb go on over my head. >> today, there are more than two dozen families farming pixie tangerines in the ojai valley. but i

g-rated movies do better than r-rated movies. and our parent company has a film and i have been airing gaoing with "gone with the got felled." >> wellg-rated. >> would i be an animated character? >> frankly my dear, i don't give a hoot. that's the closing line. >> on the internet it means an std. >> unnecessary. why is this a money making business? do you believe it is a money making business? >> let me use a fair comparison. we are in a democratic presidency. we are in rough economic times. yet the fox newschannel is at sky high ratings. while you might think during a republican presidency fox news would be reaching sky high record ratings, that's not the case. we are in a recessionary time. people want to turn on movies that are apple pie and baseball, "money ball. people want to feel good about the past. it is that feel good thing that happens to carl late to conservative feelings. >> i saw "money ball" and i thought it would be a totally different movie. i thought it it was a big ball of movie. bill, the lesser. "he is your super bowl, and we will be hosting the gala event. will you be going? >> i thought "money ball" was about

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g. komen organization as you well know the host of races for the cure all across country gave about $700,000 last year to 19 planned parenthood affiliates for breast cancer screenings and related services. they gave about 600,000 the year before. however, a few hours ago it was made public that susan g. komen will not be giving any money to planned parenthood for the foreseeable future. the breast cancer charity says it made the decision in the way congress is investigating the way planned parenthood spends the federal dollars received. the vents it gaze was launched a few months ago. a spokeswoman said the organization recently adopted a policy not to give money to groups under local, state or federal investigation. for their part, however, planned parenthood directors furious about the cutback in funding say susan g. komen is giving into pressure from anti- abortion groups. our calls to planned parent hood and susan g. komen were not answered. we hope to have a lot more on the story tomorrow. derek? >> thank you, matt. also new at 11 right now prince georges county police are investigating

the trunk and the measurements of the trunk are well within the boundaries. g>> 3 you have a picture? >> yes. >> would you put it on the overhead? >> yes. is it faceup now? you can see the lean of the treat your gut -- aline of the tree. the sidewalk was done within the last few months, so it looks really nice right now. >> the other tree, what was the reason for granting approval? >> the tree is diseased. gooyou can see in this picture f the tree on the left is very small compared to the tree we are asking for. there is agreement it is diseased and should be removed. the one on the left has been approved for removal. >> is a disease contagious? >> i have no idea your gut >> i assume that is the neighbor's driveway. an -- i have no idea. >> i assume that is a neighbor's driveway. have cars hit it, or has there been any issues? >> there has been. we had to cut off of brownish -- a branch because it was hitting the car is going into the driveway. there has been an issue. what perturbs us is not so much inconvenience but possible safety problems. >> you mention a

well i was g. and a half as reporting from washington so let's talk about these efforts and whether or not there might be some major changes in what these pro-democracy groups are capable of accomplishing these days and what this all could mean let's go to new york where attorney and author eva golinger is if i know this is a subject you know quite a bit about groups include the international republican institute the national democratic institute the national endowment for democracy groups that do a lot to sort of stir the pot internationally in favor of the u.s. government even if it doesn't favor the majority of the people in some of these other countries i want to get your take what do you think is the most important thing to consider about these groups. well first of all this is a huge business i mean democracy promotion has has become one of the largest moneymaking business is now around the world for those involved in promoting u.s. agenda and all kinds of different ways i mean the state depa

. >> well-g evening, larry. yes, cnbc's david faber broke the story.lked away from a major daal with metro pcs that was supposed to be announced next week. the deal would have valued metro pcs at a 30% premium. news of the walk away had metro pcs shares soaring. it looks like japan has its own madoff-style ponzi scheme. japanese regulators say aij investment advisers lost most of the $2 billion in pension assets that it managed. >>> shares of kenneth cole soared 18.5% after kenneth cole himself offered a 15% premium to buy back the 53% of the company he no longer owned. >>> activist investor starbird value says it does not like the way aol is being run, so it filed to nominate five people to the board. shares of tivo slid 3% after the dvr pioneer issued a downbeat forecast. it locked in a profit last quarter, but some of that came from a legal settlement. >>> that every day low price strategy from jcpenney, well, it costs a pretty penny. shares of the company down after it said it lost $87 million last quarter because of that strategy. >>> bank of amer

. >> well, here we g. no, he just said that samuel clemens said he didn't want the book shown. >> he pulled it. >> my mistake, concern. >> that's okay. here's how it goes. there's always a point of view about what young people should see and what they should not see. in your own household if you have kids, shut up, if you have kids ask your mother what's wrong being done in your house. she'll point to your wife, this is what i would do. please, will that ever end? every generation has their own idea. every teacher has an idea. unfortunately, if he was the school librarian, he has another sensor to deal with that you as april parent or intellectual, scholar has something else. he has the principal, school board. he's got anybody that governs what teachers do coming after him in a second. no controversy. no controversy. god forbid should we ever figure out what that means? what is a life without controversy, discussion, intellectual discourse. some people are more afraid of litigation than they are of intell

. >> yeah you figured they would be well rested, ready to g quite the opposite as they start the secondalf of the year. out on the road against the pacers of indianapolis, it could not have gone worse. they were 1-18 from the out received side outside. right on the spot to ram it down roy and that's how it went all day. clay thompson, one of 16 turn opens, he is involved in it. onto granger who has 25 points to show for his work, currie not playing, that's a big injury for the warriors and it's a 102-78 final just in. >>> the 49ers, their defense for real. one of the reasons it was just that. sign today you will be seeing them around for a long time. brooks will be around for a while. the linebacker was around the ball for the past season. 59 tackles, seven sacks, rewarded today with a extension. unless you follow closely didn't pop out but a key part, rewarded a $44.5 million contract. 17.5 guaranteed for him. >>> meantime, todd, thank you but not that tough. hit by a stake stick on the road, he has concussion like symptoms. he was cleared to fly home. he won't be on the bench for the

rapes and murders, those areas, and they in their best judgment believed that, and i do as well, that a 287-g task force program would work for them. so i am expressing my disappointment here and in the spirit of transparence in government which i think we both share to the best extent possible. i do not think that this is one of the things we have to keep out of the hands of the bad guys. may i see if a request is made to your s ooffice, the data tha supported your decision on that? >> yes, you can say that. and with respect to virginia that request was pending for some time. and what we have done in virginia in the meantime is deploy more i.c.e. agents into the areas where we were told that the task force would primarily be focused on a theory that full-time federal agents would be more productive. i'll be happy to get you briefed up on that as well. >> thank you for that, the expenses related to running the program, could you describe for us, just generally what those expenses would be and what savings are being realized by the disdecontinuing of that program? >> constant training is a big

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g. komen for the cure and joins me now. welld and you've been in this for a long time. you started susan g. komen in 1982 after the death of your sister and in her name and you have raised more money than any other group for breast cancer research, which is why i have to tell you this is shocking for a lot of your supporters. let me tell you what i was confronted with at the gym this morning. a woman came over to me, i had not met her before, gray-haired woman, probably in her 60s, she was wearing a gray t-shirt, and she said, look at my t-shirt. it's inside out. i put it on by accident today. i'm not going to wear it anymore. i've torn the label out. it's a komen t-shirt. these are longtime supporters who have run with you, who have supported you financially and otherwise. so they're asking, how could this have taken place? >> well, andrea, i frankly think, i don't know, it's a mischaracterization, certainly, of our goals, our mission, and everything that we do. in fact, we haven't defunded planned parenthood. we still have thr

for example, i questioned the air force as to whether or not women pilots could withstand the g forces as welln. and the perception was because women were smaller, lighter, that they couldn't handle a g force. turns out it was just the opposite. because of their lighter weight, they were better able to withstand g force. so we've come a long way in understanding that women can con trib butte to the military object i have. it shouldn't be a social equality agenda that's being fulfilled but can women contribute effectively to the military mission. that's what the pentagon chiefs are looking at and to the extent they feel they can, they should be allowed to chief the mission and contribute, they have been contributing. >> let me ask you about the pentagon downsizing u.s. military. half a trillion dollars give or take coming out of the defense department budget over the next few years. do you fear that this could have an impact on national security? >> i think congress has mandated that they called for $487 billion over ten years, 259 in the first five years. so congress is the one saying you have