[laughter] of course, naysayers are in a snit just because the geo-group's prisons have been accused of unnecessary deaths of people in their custody. that children detained in its facilities suffered cruel treatments. and that geo group's walnut grove youth correctional facility had a "pervasive level of brazen staff sexual misconduct. brazen sexual misconduct? that's a natural fit with football. [laughter] this criticism is one of the downsides of paying millions of dollars to have people pay attention to your company. people pay attention to your company. and asking ridiculous invasive questions like "so the money you're using to pay for these naming rights on a school building came from profits you made locking up children and occasionally abusing them?" while ignoring more important questions like, "is the money green?" whraf whraf. [laughter] besides, fans across the country love "free hat day." think how much they'll love holding sharpened spoon "free shiv made from a broken spoon night." [laughter] personally i think they love broken spoon night. so i think america needs more

percent of your funding from the government is obviously wrong but i think roger many i would call a geo political you raja and you're not an ngo then well ok i think many people will in that situation talk about gun goes government organized n.g.o.s and business organ to n.g.o.s are also a term that's out there obviously just like any other group that's trying to promote itself i think the customer if you will needs to know where of what the organization is saying but i think most of us are and are aware of the fact that you know the groups even private donors are going to have their own biases their own interests and that's what makes n.g.o.s quote unquote political but i do think we actually see on many issues of very wide span of. interests ideologies and goals among n.g.o.s certain ones tend to get more media attention than others but in fact if you dig in just a little bit you'll find on most global issues a wide variety of opinions being promoted by n.g.o.s and n.g.o.s come into conflict with one another my book on the global right wing looks at that with regard to gay rights and

and geos take money from government does not seem to me as something that should be the main focus of our attention let alone of our indignation is there the right attention right now for development because a lot of peoples lead at the expense of other things the development strategy of today is not positive not strong enough global justice should be applied those kinds of ideas. i think it's political it's a political question ok. yeah and what how you developed countries is also very political whether aid is a good idea to help countries develop or whether free market mechanisms should be at play again i think that we have a huge debate among non-governmental organizations scholars journalists as well about what the best method of development is and the various policies are being applied in many different countries around the world by particular n.g.o.s often in networks with governments perhaps supplying some of the money to propose particular types of. and actually implement particular types of development policies so. the thing that is happening we have diversity in that area. a

itself likewise i'd say that many governments who might not like the activities of particular and geos will again call them political as a way to try to discredit them and to try to avoid being pressured by them in one way or another so i would generally agree with that i do think that there are you can divide n.g.o.s to some extent into various categories depending on what their goals are and kind of for shorthand purposes saying some are left wing some right wing on certain types of issues i think does actually make some sense david some people call it an industry it's a good way to make money ok but you know there are some people in n.g.o.s that make money like bankers ok i mean is that what n.g.o.s are supposed to be about but they don't but they don't rag money like bankers i mean again look i am not i certainly i wrote a very critical book of the humanitarian relief world some years ago i continue i bet extremely critical for a whole variety of reasons of the human rights movement but i mean excuse me does call it a business it's not a business is the way morgan stanley or the un

middle east and north africa and why it is causing concern i'm joined now live by william and dull geo political analyst and author of myths lies and oil were wars thank you very much for being with us now why have kerry's calls for a political consensus in egypt been greeted with protest is this not in everyone's interest to end of the turmoil in the unrest. but kerry is going to egypt with an empty bag he's demanding that egypt egypt's government the morsi government signed on to the i.m.f. conditionalities which mean huge subsidy cuts as you just pointed out and also big tax increases that are going to worsen the economic situation not improve it. furthermore the the entire muslim brotherhood project that the obama administration has backed since the kickoff of the arab spring that toppled mubarak. the muslim brotherhood project is. spinning out of control it has no popular base within the egyptian society other than the twelve percent or so hard core members of the brotherhood and most egyptians while some kind of a democratic. society and this is why is the opposition has voiced f

three times the current level along with other multi-billion dollar deals the two powers also want geo political change with the new chinese president saying ties with russia will help bring about a fair world order as they put it our teacher in english has been following xi jinping as first official overseas trip. some of the major points that the chinese leader has also made of course was about the cooperation between russia and china among other things that the two countries also agree on is the fact that it is about time to leave the old stereotypes declined he said that we're living in the twenty first century and therefore the cold war era is gone and over with and therefore the stereotypes and thinking along those lines also has to go and he also mentioned that russia and china are their cooperation will provide for a fair or world order he also mentioned of course the need to not just to move away from syria types but also to move towards the multiple world and the multiple areas the of the world is also one of the founding principles of bricks of course brics essentially was a

the successful geo bonds that we have seen with the parks and rec's department. overview of where we've been starting 2007 through today 2013. and really coming up with the time to come up with a land use and what you are being asked to approve today. and to entitle the site to rezone it and go through the sequence project. the chart below shows the efficiency of waiting as long as possible to spend money on infrastructure so it's completed in concert with adjacent with development. this is a 2 dimensional representation of the flexible zoning that we've been talking about. again the prime use is being residential and zoning commercial it's an approach to mash market demands, pin down uses for sure, blockade for instance is a residential location and optimal location at the water front and block d is for parking structure of this site and in this scenarios blocks b c and e for the other pads. not to compete the cap they mentioned 1.7 million for office space and additional units. looking at this graphically this is one scenario that shows how this can look as far

[laughter] near my office downtown san diego i see these geo trucks running all over and geo buses anding all over the streets. it doesn't look like a van you want to get into, kind of a rough crowd in there. but it's a booming stock. over the last ten years, xeo group has delivered 2% per year, it's beat berkshire hathaway, for heaven sakes. cheryl: it is fascinating. well, we are getting close to the pell right now. bill gunderson, interesting picks from you. very interesting. thank you for being here, appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. cheryl: want to turn your attention to the dow. i've been talking about this, closing bell is now about six minutes away, and it looks like we're going to be closing down for the day, so we're going to be breaking that 10-day winning streak. we were hoping to make it 11, it's not going to happen. but, you never know. anyway, missed opportunity for the s&p as well. there's your dow, s&p off as well. oh, well. we're going to make some money after the break in a different way. ♪ at tyco integrated security, we consider ourselves business optimize

. ~ this soil movement in this area is likely to continue for months and the geo tech specialist has been retained by the city to help the ongoing investigation. i have spoken to mayor lee, sp -- san francisco puc general manager haar win kelly and others to figure outweighs to provide critical resource he to help residents get back on their feet. ~ because of the current process -- because the current process usually takes an extended period of time i am pleased to announce through the city attorney's office we have developed a two-step process so that the residents will not have to pay significant sums out of their pockets for immediate expenses like replacing washer/dreyer's that were damaged, clothes, and other essential item to get them back to work. ~ this is separate from the work already being funded directly by the city as part of the initial response to the accident. the city was out there immediately cleaning out the street and so forth. this was basically a lake that was four feet high in an intersection that was at wawona and 16th. this is really a new territory for us a

geo politics this friday china's new leader. made moscow his first official stop or brought in a multi-billion dollar deal struck. oil pumped into its pipes but apart from economic interdependence the china russia ties is seen as an attempt to counter a u.s. led. this is. first trip as president. away from china and where does he choose he chooses to come to russia and this is considered an important strategic move a symbolic move showing how insync these two countries really are and they used to be not so instinct not so lockstep but politically if you look in form a very powerful bloc on the u.n. security council there have the same ideas about syria libya iran even north korea and then in terms of trade it china is now russia's number one trading partner that used to be germany but just to give you an idea how much that is in two thousand and twelve eighty eight billion dollars of trade between these two countries alone so it's very important for russia and china to be working together and in this trip they've decided to prom

whether that be indigenous regime change or from the outside but the political crisis is taking on a geo political international dimension and that is the real story here in bahrain twenty one doctors have been cleared of involvement in illegal anti-government protests but maddux have spanned more than a year and a half behind bars for as they say treating injured demonstrators dozens of health workers along with opposition activists have been arrested and charged since the uprising began more than two years ago dr fifteen haji faced similar charges as there was clear today and she told us what she had to go through during her confinement. line called a. line . and that. if something isn't going to take your time then. to give your physical and psychological ok we've been denied from speaking for our . standing for days not given food or owner. who are hard to get seen so we know how it works one last thing you think the. whole of that is that all of five really cute and that has sexual harassment and acts to be. instructional confessions doing that is just basically become a break there

is said to be rapidly deteriorating and reaching a potentially critical level well let's now talk to geo political analyst ron dawson and he's written extensively on guantanamo listed or some rights activists in the u.s. told the military saying prisoners personal items were being taken and exercise was being restricted what do you make of these accusations. well they really have very little other recourse other than a hunger strike it's not the first hunger strike they had it before in two thousand and five and it went to the point where eighteen people were hospitalized what i find disgusting in this one though is that the u.s. is denying that this strike is as large as it is and downplaying the strike saying it's only a few inmates by they've had to admit that at least five are being force fed food through tubes in their stomachs so this is obviously real but what happens is you have a if is issue between the spokesman whose name is robert duran and then the lawyers for these prisoners and you can't really believe anything robert duran says because he's been covering up all the tortur

whether that be indigenous regime change or from the outside but the political crisis is taking on a geo political international dimension and that is the real story here well in bahrain twenty one doctors have been cleared of involvement in illegal anti-government protests magics have spent more than a year and a half behind bars for as they say treating injured demonstrators dozens of house workers along with opposition activist have been arrested and charged since the uprising began more than two years ago dr. faced similar charges since those clear today and she told us what she had to go through during her confinement. it were called the down during interrogation who were forced to sign some fashion line without reading them and that you were thinking or like that. and i mean biased against their physical and psychological torture we've been denied from speaking for. the standing for days not given food or i know where you are hard to get in. our store last thing you think of from what. holds it is that like all of five electrocution that has fictional harassment tax should be zero

fundamentals they want a multi-polar world and they want to have more say on everything that happens geo politically when you have the world's biggest country join hads with potentially the world's largest economy this becomes a very powerful possibility ok thank you and he said thanks very much no doubt we'll get updates throughout the day we do have just a bit more time actually so we'll ask you when you were poor to mention the brics group how big a role how much influence does that actually have in the world well that's just it really in short to answer your question the brics need to put their money where their mouth is in the words of leds in europe and just ahead of this visit they need to shift from a dial want based format to a full scale strategic cooperation mechanism and so that they can solve key world issues together in order to do that they need to move forward on their plans to build a brics development bank to counterbalance institutions like the iceman. ok we will leave it there thank you anita that's a nice and now we live from moscow. well let's now talk to professor

s where engdahl a geo political analyst and the author of myths lies and oil wars us says she's in pains chip is meant to show that beijing won't be a puppet that sends a signal to the united states to washington who has been very. bristolian and increasingly militarily hostile to china in the last two years with the asia pivot so-called what russia has to bring to the table is the central for china and that is energy security over pipeline land routes gas and oil primarily and at a time when the china's african the oil sources are being increasingly put under pressure from africa in sudan and in libya and elsewhere for russia it also is an extremely important orientation to what to president putin calls the new eurasian the direction of the russian economy if russia and china are put it odds against each other and then the game is over and you have no contender to sole superpower germany from washington i think that's a very unhealthy state of the world both for the for china for russia for the rest of the world but also for the united states that too much power concentrated in too few

as well starts that a counterweight is needed to america's role in global affairs if we're mangles a geo political analyst and the author of myths lies in all wars he says she jinping trip is meant to show that beijing won't be a puppet. so it sends a signal to the united states to washington who has been very. bristolian and increasingly militarily hostile to chime in the last few years with the egypt of its so-called what russia has to bring to the table is essential for china and that is energy security over by plane land routes nason foiled primarily and at a time when the china's african oil sources are being increasingly put under pressure from africa and so dion and libya and elsewhere for russia it also has the stream of the importing charting your orientation what to president putin calls how do you do your asian with the. direction of the russian economy if russia and china put it odds against each other and then the game is over and you have no contender to sole superpower germany from washington i think that's a very unhealthy state of the world both for the for china for rus

whether that be indigenous regime change or from the outside but the political crisis is taking on a geo political international dimension and that is the real story here. from the frying pan into the fire syrians who fled the conflict in their homeland are mad with the welcome aboard we'll have more on that in a few minutes and. the russian foreign ministry has accused the u.s. of interfering in moscow's affairs this follows criticism from washington over a series of inspections and targeting n.g.o.s face in russia we have a has more details on the statements. moscow has accused washington of bare-faced into theories into the country's internal affairs that's after us state department has described searches of around two thousand non-government organizations throughout russia as we chant and has claimed america will continue to fund some of them through third agents based outside the country russia's foreign ministry has condemned this behavior calling these statements cynical and provocative and they get ministry spokesperson earlier on with the sheriff has also added that russia under

more now on the story with geo political analyst so william and dahl who's also the author of the myths lies and all was missing and our dollar how much a way to do you give to the fact that the russia was a season pains our first official trip abroad i think the fact that russia was the first choice visit for the new president is a huge geopolitical significance it sends a signal to the united states to washington has been very. bristly in an increasingly militarily hostile which i'm in the last few years with the asia pivot so-called and it also brings together the one combination that i think for china is the only winning combination where it can create a kind of weight to the growing hostility from from they don't from the united states and that is the regime in combination with russia and china is the fulcrum of that we know that china is one of the world's consumers a high as consumers of energy and now russia as rosneft is now the largest oil producer a in the world was also interested in having beijing growing economically. so i can hear the less part of you why why why is mosco

i'm not talking about geo engineering to-- i'm talking about where we build, where we locate people, how we mitigate the effects of storms. and those are sensible things to me to do because even if the storms are unrelate food climate change, they still have the same devastating impact on individuals and property. why aren't we doing some things policy wise to deal with that, whether it has to do with climate change or not? >> do we have a national energy policy? >> no. >> and whose's failure is that? >> i've said many times, we've had a national energy policy for years and our policy has been to incentivize other countries to develop their oil and natural gas and sell it to us in a price we really like. >> rose: and incentivize it by what? >> by being a big consumer, by being a reliable consumer. and in return, there are trade relations established and other foreign relations established. but i think you know the fault lies ultimately with our leaders and our policymakers. i understand-- . >> rose: republican or democrat. >> both. this is a nonpartisan issue. and i think it lies in

so to test it out, you and your partner should spend a month in a geo metro drinking each other's urine and covering the windows with your own waste. and if a cop asks what you're doing, just tell them you're training to be an astronaut. [laughter] we'll be right back. [cheers and applause] odc÷ [cheers and applause] >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight is an actor, director author, poet and model. but you probably know him from this interview we're about to do. please welcome james franco. [cheers and applause] good to see you again. thanks for coming back. [cheers and applause] nice to see you again. >> very good to see you. so happy to be here. >> stephen: you are always a friendly face. as i said you are an actor, director, writer, poet, artist, student, teacher recently grand marshal at the daytona 500. i didn't know you were a gear head. >> love it. >> stephen: you like cars? >> love nascar can't you tell. >> stephen: your hair looks like you are driving 80 miles per hour right now. >> you, too brother. >> stephen: sideways like. this head out the windows. >> step

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in the summer nine hundred ninety three pm geo network i work for had its annual meeting and the meetingwas to take place in brussels. we were very impressed by what we had found out about a year to come its influence at that time there were no academic studies to show anything about the power of these large multinational companies on. you paul this is. we decided that this was the perfect opportunity to call for attention on the role of the unity. well we brace talked about what to do and we decided to do something a little provoking. the night before we were at a press release and in the early morning we went to the ear to the office. and one of us rang the doorbell and told the secretary that's here's a student looking for some documents and when the door opened we all ran up the stairs quickly and we all managed to get into the office that way. i remember very well i was at some meat chain in the morning so i think it was mid morning i came into the office and found banners hanging around the office and lots of strange faces around so i said what's what's happening will somebody plea

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we've had a preliminary geo technical assessment, but that process is going to continue tomorrow.nd as you mentioned, this is an area where this has occurred to a smaller extent in the past. and the ground is prone to movement in that area. >> well, ed, i know it's been incredibly long hours for you. i appreciate you talk to us, ed hartin, and kevin i'm sorry for what you and your neighbors are going through. and i wish you the best. i hope your house is okay. appreciate you being with us. for more, go to cnn.com. >>> ahead, inside the killer's mind. the troubling signs that were missed in the days and hours before jared loughner opened fire in that parking lot. thousands of pages released today paint a chilling picture and a lot of new details we had not heard before. >>> also, a million dollar reward offered in the heat of the man hunt, of the rogue ex cop, christopher dorner. the reward money is being claimed but some of the donors who said they'd pony up the money are backing out. we'll tell you why. two years ago, the people of bp made a commitment to the gulf. and every day

in december one thousand nine hundred three pm geo network i work for had its annual meeting and themeeting was to take place in brussels. we were very impressed by what we had found out about a year to heat and its influence that time there were no academic studies to show to anything about the power of these large multinational companies on new policies . we decided that this was the perfect opportunity to call for attention on the role of the year to. say. well we brainstorm about what to do and we decided to do something a little provoking. the night before we were at a press release and in the early morning we went to the ear to the office. one of us rang the doorbell and told the secretary that's here's a student looking for some documents and when the door opened we all ran up the stairs quickly and we all managed to get into the office that way. i remember very well i was at some meeting in the morning so i think it was mid morning i came into the office and found banners hanging around the office and lots of strange faces around so i said what's what's happening will somebod

area where it sits underneath the footprint of the building now, and so you will be putting in the geo thermal and the grounding has been going in. and in zone one, water proofing under the below grade contractor shimic will start this month, probably in the middle of april. so we are already partway through march. the mud slab should be completed in zone one by the end of the next three months. and excavation should be going quite strong in zone four here shortly. take a look at a couple of other charts and stuff, here is the regular time line and we also added a milestone time line but below grade work is under way, the package, the concrete package is under way, the super structure, there will be some discussion about that i am sure later. the next slide, we have added to give you in feel for some key milestone dates and we will keep updating this and bring this up to you in the future presentations but this compares the basic web line that they started in the key activities compared to the february schedule update. again the october 17, end date, and final completion following that