leader what do we know about him are things going to stay pretty much the same or a race where general security under threat how vigorously will he have push for nuclear weapons. well we are generally rather dinner and about the. architecture of the power building in north korea. but the changes be underway for some time but of course with kim your new. group didn't figure is. there's always a risk to in such a structure that there can be changes i think it is important to the outside world. does not make them for us because they will feel themselves in a situation of weakness and then the threats from the outside lives of notes and provocative for the last few years iran was number one nuclear and before the united states do you expect maybe a shift of interest from iran to north korea or does a country need to have oil as well to justify that much attention from the west. no i think both places are of great importance in the north korean situation first of all we know that within artillery range for all of north korea so even without nuclear weapons the situation there would be a risky one an

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general assembly and the u.n. security council. it would be for the security council to bring in the international criminal court. that would be the most likely scenario. again, we have those permanent members permanentveto power -- permanent members with veto power, so that might be a stumbling block. there are very credible allegations of crimes against humanity in the report. as you said in the introduction, over 300 children apparently killed since the start of the violence. >> they are very graphic descriptions. thank you very much for joining us from geneva. the international criminal courts chief prosecutor has requested a -- he is wanted for alleged crimes against humanity in darfur in 2003 and 2004. icc has already issued an arrest warrant for the president of sudan. the republican presidential hopeful in the west, herman cain, has admitted given money to a woman who says they had eight affair. he said he repeatedly held to the woman, ginger white, with bills and expenses, but he denies having sex with her. she says she no

securities law. the law firm is also currently serving as disclosure counsel for the city and its principal adviser to the city and its general fund department for securities law questions. our presentation today is in some sense part one of the board municipal securities disclosures training. this board has indicated will soon consider the issuance of bonds to achieve certain financial objectives for the s.f. mta, and we will review many of the same principles that we discussed today when that matter is taken up. the overview today concerns legal context in which the as 78 will borrow money from the capital markets -- in which the sfmta will borrow money from the capital markets. they are subject to provisions of the security law. when we offer bonds for purchase to investors, we are going to be deemed as speaking to the market. what this means in plain terms is that the city has potential civil and criminal exposure would security laws. as well, the sfmta risks its reputation capital. of central relevance of us today is your responsibilities as board members in the chain of approval in the official statement. that is the do

because, it is exposing the fact that social security is in fact something that comes out of the generalund that your social security taxes, they're not over there in a special place. >> just to tell our readers, the temporary tax this year was about $150 billion. >> yeah, that was 15% over the overall deficit and the obama plan is well over 200 billion. >> i think that the republicans should pick up on the argument and the argument that the payroll tax doesn't work. >> obama is involved in lou goldberg economics here and you do a tax cut from the social security and a into the system. >> and the reason that dan's folks on the left have been-- they've been making the argument that entitlement programs don't make any deficits and washington's programs, they can say these programs are in great shape. when you start not cutting the payroll tax, it talkes away the argument that you don't need informed entitlements. >> kim, one republican in the senate, susan collins of maine said she would endorse the sr tax on millionaires, and concerns that other republicans might go with her. how is mccon

justice in to ensure domestic tranquillity to provide for the common defense and promote a general welfare to secure the blessings of liberty. we must secure and merck -- america's southern border. that is my truth. we must secure our border to keep our citizens state they save them because we're a nation of laws and to ensure the relationship with mexico there is no easier truth. those in washington will tell us from 3,000 miles away but reporters are more secure than ever. tell that to the survivors of a dedicated to be the man shot to death on the same county ranch his family has called home of for more than 100 years. for those brave and noble patrol agent brian terry a victim of the border gain that was armed by our own federal government telling guns to be shifted to mexico with a "fast & furious" the operation. tell that to the arizonans who wake up to find a high pace be cases on our freeways and neighborhoods. who spend hours in over burgeoned emergency room on a saturday night while reading and consoling a suffering child. tell that to our taxpayers whose bear the expense of the federal an

establish justice and insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare and secure the blessings of liberty. we must secure arizona's and america's southern borders. that is my truth. we must secure our borders to keep our citizens safe. we must secure our borders because we are nation of laws. we must secure our borders to ensure our continued relationships with mexico. there is no other choice, no better option. there is no next best, easier truth. of course, there are those back in washington who will tell us from 3000 miles away that our border is more secure than ever. tell that to the survivors and friends of rob or friends, dedicated community minded man shot to death on the same cochise county ranches family had called home for more than 100 years. tell that to the friends and relatives of raben noble patrol agent, agent brian terry, a victim of a border gang that was armed by our own federal government, allowing guns to be shipped into mexico and the scandalous fast and furious operation. tell that to the arizonans who wake up to find house raids in progres

general mathis, distinguished members of the iraqi government, iraqi security force leaders, fellow generalommand sergeants majors, partners and friends of united states forces iraq, good afternoon and thank you one and all for joining us for this historic event. and right from the start, i'd like to thank the mighty tropic lightning band. as always, you sound magnificent, and your performance makes this event even more special, so ladies and gentlemen, please join me in a round of applause for the band and all who helped put the ceremony together. this is an especially poignant moment for me. eight years, eight months and 26 days ago, as the assistant division commander for maneuver for the third infantry division, i gave the order for the lead elements of the division to cross the border. as fate would have it, i now give the order to case the colors today. i was here when we originally secured this airfield. and i am blessed to have the opportunity to be here again as we return it to its rightful owner, the iraqi people. after 21 days of tough fighting, we ended saddam hussein's reign of

establish justice, insure domestic tranquillity, provide it with a common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty. we must secure arizona and america's southern border. that is my truth. we must secure our borders to keep it is a this is safe, because we're a nation of laws, to ensure our future relationship with mexico. there is no other choice, no better option, know next best is your truth. of course there are those back in washington who would tell us from 3,000 miles away at our border is more secure than ever. tell that to the survivors and friends of a dedicated community shot to death. the same kind of land his family is called home. tell that to the friends to a victim of a board game that was armed by our own federal government, allowing guns to be shifted to mexico in the scandal as fast and furious operation. tell that to the arizonans to wake up to find raids in progress or would this high-speed chases are freeways here spend hours and overburdened emergency room on a saturday night while waiting and consoling a suffering child. tell that to our taxpayers, ov

security. so they have to go to the general fund to pay for social security checks. we are broke. there is no money in the general trust fund and so we have to borrow more money from china? this is a failed policy doesn't work and i will not vote to continue it. >> chris: what democrats are saying here is someone like you against extending the pay rol tax cut and helps the middle class but favor extending the bush tax cuts for the wealthy? >> guest: in the deal that was struck last year, there was an effort to establish the tax table so businesses know how much to with hold. i voted against the pay roll tax deductions. when you talk about extending the tax rate on job priveders that only makes sense in a economy. we want to create jobs that happens to create jobs to put more money in the pockets of the job creator. when you pull more money out of the pockets of the job creators, you will get less jobs. president obama hasn't delivered. the only way to do that, chris is make sure businesses have all of the money they need to create jobs. right now they don't. and if the tax incretes

and for a more detailed analysis i spoke earlier to the general manager at daiwa security, and he summarized the year with three key words starting with the letter e. >> first, of course, the earthquake and then the following tsunami impact and the radioactive contamination. so the end of the power shortage. so that took, made the production lower, and, also, the dampened the consumption through the summertime. that made the nikkei decline to 8,200. the next e factor is the euro zone issue that developed from greece to larger nations like spain and italy. also, that was aggravated by the economic weakness in the u.s. and, then, the yen appreciated against the u.s. dollar to the level below 76 yen. the third factor is earnings. japanese corporate earnings showed the downward revisions after they disclosed the fiscal year results. that was due to the higher yen. and, also, the flooding in thailand, and that made production very lower. >> for 2012, takahashi expects a reversal of the three es and expects a rebound in japan's auto industry as well as the u.s. economy. in fact, he expects the u.s

security. >>> attorney general eric holder will face tough questions tomorrow about the government's fast andus program. he will appear before the house judiciary committee. the justice department's program was supposed to trace guns that went from the u.s. into mexico, but allegedly ended up puttingwomens into the hands of criminals. guns -- putting weapons into the hands of criminals. >>> celebrities are not waiting for tv interviews to speak their minds. why their fascinating with tweeting is getting them into hot water with the public. >>> you can help make this holiday a one for local children in need. where you can drop off unwrapped toys tomorrow as you head out on your commute to and from work. >>> but first three new acts are joining the coveted list of musicians in the half fame. the president and ceo of the hall of fame foundation says this year amos ductees made up a brood spectrum -- year's of inductees made up a broad spectrum of rock and roll. >>> we all know millions of people are on twitter these days using their 140 characters to share with the world. that includes celebriti