gerard, good to have you with us tonight. if you could explain this skill gap that we're talking about. and, also, does the president's plan -- would it, would it fix it? >> help start, ed, by saying i'm proud of the president and i'm proud of the fact that he acknowledges that the way out of this mess is by manufacturing and making things. yes, absolutely, the president's plan would lead us in the right direction and help fill the skills gap. we have a skills gap because certainly ronald reagan, as you mentioned, the republicans have been cutting back on training and cutting back on community college funding and cutting back on that support and we've had almost 30 years of people on wall street, the already elite, the already powerful, saying manufacturing didn't matter. the future was in banking and services. the future was in that kind of stuff. and we found with the '08 collapse that that just wasn't true. the future is creating real wealth by making things, by giving people real skills so they can make things. i think th

on the front page his story has made headlines all over the world but gerard isn't the only one to fall ill eight of his comrades in arms who served in iraq have shown the same symptoms urine tests reveal an abnormal concentration of uranium. i never was told about depleted uranium in the military i never attended class and that was show never good went to a class on how to handle a quit meant that were exposed to it i didn't even know what you did leader in the last of my holy not even depleted uranium was when i took chemistry he believes he was contaminated during his mission in iraq he decided to file a formal complaint against the us army claiming it broke safety regulations by exposing him to radioactive material his wife has gone even further. she wrote every senator and like almost every representative and every one was basically this is just one of them she wrote was sending back letters at the times from even president bush's office had taken up the issue on the half of president bush thank you for your letter thanking me for the better i brought to my daughter and he said the

gerard believes he was contaminated during his mission in iraq he decided to file a formal complaint against the u.s. army claiming it broke safety regulations by exposing him to radioactive material his wife has gone even further. she wrote every senator and like almost every representative and every one was basically this is just one of them she wrote was sending back letters at the times from even president bush's office had taken up the issue on the half of president bush thank you for your letter was thanking me for the better i brought to my daughter and he said the white house assuming your inquiry the following agent the department of defense i think you a service is a social security administration nasa corresponding to be got from. no assistance was provided nor any response to these questions i feel the all human apology. because. to this day. when extended love the marine corps i don't understand why but he always says that if something happens to him he must be very good in his marine corps uniform. and that upsets me because i i don't understand how faithful he is and h

gerard anderson, health policy specialist, has a simple way to explain it. gerard anderson: i take them to a grocery store, and i show them all the different cereals, and say,e want toave oi in america. it doesn't seem to give us better health re, it doesn't seem to give us lower costs, but it does give us choice, and we value choice above everything. from a practical point of view, the first decision many consumers are confronted with is how to finance their heth care. the choices are simply to pay for it themselves, or to enroll in a private or public health insurance plan. a lot is said about the marketplace of health care. well, for half of people who are getting their health plan through an employer, their employer offers such a narrow range of plans that they-- the consumer-- feel that they are cut off from options they really would like to have. many employers only offer plans that require a patient co-pay or less expensive hmos. cost-sharing makes the assumption that the person can identify what's an appropriate and inappropriate service. and so you

gerard street is still closed because the work is not done. that white you see is water that firefighters are still putting on the building which continues to smolder. the very good news is there were no serious injuries. her friends hope that her blood pressure will soon come down and a new home for her will soon go up. derek and anita. >> let's hope so. gary, thank you. >>> the d.c. city council is about to decide whether to continue at a cost of about $20 million, a program that provides free health insurance to low income residents, many of whom who are here illegally from other countries. providers, which run this clinic see many of these patients. d.c. councilman says many vacant but funded positions in city government provide the money to pay for it. >> whether they are documented or not work in this city, they work hard, they provide vital functions and they are our neighbors. i'm going to do everything i can to mike sure they are treated just like anyone else. >> he simply rewarding illegal behavior. he's encouraging more and he's eng

gracias a gerard reyes por la información. >>> decenas de familias protestaron en washington y otrasa cumplido con revisar los proceso de deportación de miles de personas que ya han sido xpul estadas o están a punto de hacerlo dijeron que es injusta la revisión de 200 milkha soso, de los cuales se hace ahorrado un 1 y medio porciento. >>> en la ciudad de new york, unirán esfuerzos para defender a personas en peligro de deportación el anuncio se hizo el mismo día en que las cortes de in muy y grags de la ciudad cierran sus puertas en 2 semanas para ver casos de deportación abrirán el n@@not uni-edicion nounivision@n de lo que hubo en el 2008. el desafío es motivado para votar. univis . no es que yo saoerpts con mi voto habrá un cambio. específico en algo que plo quiero que cambie. noi-edicnouno i-edicyno comision@@ arturo var ejecutivo de naleo. >>> >>univision@@not uni-edicion no como votar. hágalo, no pierda la oportunidad. >>> el exs aspirante presidencil rick san r santorum tuvieron una reuniicion hoy santorum hizo oficial el anuncio de su apoyo a romney. >>> se conocieron nuevos

gracias a gerard reyes por la información. >>> decenas de familias protestaron en washington y otras no ha cumplido con revisar los proceso de deportación de miles de personas que ya han sido xpul estadas o están a punto de hacerlo dijeron que es injusta la revisión de 200 milkha soso, de los cuales se hace ahorrado un 1 y medio porciento. >>> en la ciudad de new york, unirán esfuerzos para defender a personas en peligro de deportación el anuncio se hizo el mismo día en que las cortes de in muy y grags de la ciudad cierran sus puertas en 2 semanas para ver casos de deportación abrirán el 21 de mallnot uni ed noc (r)uni@ de lo que hubo en el 2008. el desafío es motivado para votar. @@ . no es que yo saoerpts con mi voto habrá un cambio. específico en algo que plo y@@ como@@ arturo vargas direct ejecutivo de naleo. >>> ision >>> los naturalizados suelen votar más y que sus hijos y sus nietos, también voten. >>> voten novo ten. el impacto de los jóvenes latinoamericanos puede ser decisivo si la dinámica no cambia y romney no puede convencerlos y los hispanos salen a votar en noviembre.

progreso ycrimen, también sinaloa es una potencia global en la producción de drogas ,como la marihuana, gerard preguntaría si es o no compadre del mario salvada. >> nunca en m vida he hec nada indebido. >>> es un líder del cartrel de naloa, y en un lugar como culiacán , estas declaraciones no causan investigaciones. >>> la agenda política, económica y social de sinaloa, es la del narco. >>> javier valdés es un premiado periodista de culiacán que ha denunciado la relión entre el narcotráfico y la vida. >>> elnarcotráfico se ha metido nao que se relaciona yu o es el confiesa con el obispo, sino que recibe dinero del narco. >>>en esa época, donde se recibían costales de dinero, a mí no me ha tocado ver. > nuestro mensaje esllegar a isto, ahora, el pronunciamiento de nosotros de la iglesia del ciacánontra el narcotráfico, creo que noe nos ha dado las situaciones como para rlo. >>> hay problemas en otras ciudad más fuertes que aquí. >> hasta h dos años que estados unidos dejó de produci el automóvil hummer, esta agencia era la que más carros de ese po vdía en todo méxico, unos 70 al año, el hummer

gracias a gerard reyes por la información. >>> decenas de familias protestaron en washington y otrastación de miles de personasue ya han sido xpul estadas o están a punto de hacerlo dijeron que es injusta la revisión de 200 milkha soso, de los cuales se hace ahorrado un 1 y medio porciento. >>> en laiudad de new york, unirán esfuerzos para defender a personas en peligro de deportación el anuncio se hizo elismo d en que las cortes de in muy y grags de la ciudad cierran sus puertas en 2 semanas para ver casos de deportaciónirán el 21 de malla. >>> en estados unidos, y a solo 6 meses el entusiasmo no parece el mismo del 2008 cuando el voto de los jóvenes fue decisivo para el triunfo de barack obama este año h más de 2 millones de jóvenes actos para votar en noviembre. ¿que pasa en san francisco california luis me jied fue en busca de respuestas. >>> hace 4 años los jóvenes fueron decisivos para la victoria del president hoy a 6 meses de la elección, no parece haber entre ellos el mismo entusiasmo. >>> pues no mucho. no es como cuando entró obama, que era entre los estudiante, claro, fue

that idea would be since we have perilous streets to san bruno, like gerard street, maybe some of the viking lanes can be transferred over there. -- the biking planes can be transferred over there. it is kind of done remote- control. but that is on them. but that is resulting from bicycle coalitions -- maybe we had two, but we had a couple in castro, some on market street, and a couple in the financial district. in talking about the bicycle lanes, we need to keep in mind that as a result of the bicycle coalition. you can only do that if you are prudent and you do good design work. i travel a lot and i will travel again, go to europe. and i see a lot of changes in that design. we need to have some creativity here regarding the bicycle lanes. >> thank you very much. is there any member of the public who would like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. item 13. >> this is a new information item. >> colleagues, any new items to introduce? any member of the public like to speak on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. please call item 14. >> public comment. >> this i

twenty twelve school roy hodgson naming his side a little earlier on wed instinct stephen gerard captain the biggest talking point before the finals was whether john terry on the rio ferdinand would be included chelsea tell us one terry getting the nod in particular a bottle while from peter croyde shows be limited to the expense of the liverpool man in following a great last couple of weeks domestically in the league cup and to the shock of many corals teammate stewart downing will also be heading to poland and ukraine while newly crowned premier league campaign with months to make a richards feel to make the cut are right by. david beckham in the twenty three months but he had other things on his mind this week the former england captain finding himself in the white house no less after helping the los angeles galaxy claim the north american m.l.s. title back in november the thirty seven year old versus taking part in the custom research money reserved for winners of all of america's major sports hosted by barack obama the u.s. president making back in these advanced age on his line of

. >> reporter: at this point it looks like the 1300 block of gerard street northwest is likely to remain closed overnight as fire fighters continue to put out hot spots. reporting live, jackie benson, news 4. >> thank you, jackie. several people injured in waldorf tonight in a terrible head-on collision. chopper 4 flew over the poplar hill road scene, after 8:00, see a mangled car and suv. two people flown out. not clear what callsed the crash. another crash involving a d.c. police cruiser and firetruck, created quite of a scene in southwest. the kru we are told the impact pushed the van into a parked tow truck that was hooked up to a fire engine. police say there may have been kids inside the van. no one injured. >>> in critical condition after being shot inside her church by a homeless man. police say douglas franklin jones shot the reverend marguerite kohn and brenda brewington yesterday. brewington died. kohn critically injured. police say jones shot himself outside and his body was found near the church. investigators believe he sought revenge against saint peters after the church s

two-year budget process is that we are concerned that presidio parkway, when it is opened up with the gerard exit, will create a new traffic pattern flow that will affect our neighborhood, pacific heights, marina, and cal hollow, so we would like to see a thoughtful traffic plan study in the city to look at where traffic is currently and where it may well end up once that presidio parkway has opened up, in terms of how traffic throat -- and traffic flows through lombard entered the presidio when they open up the exit. we do feel that that is going to become a traffic nightmare. and i would also point out that the superdelegates are high pedestrian and traffic gates because of jk park. it is health and safety concern in so far as traffic. i think people think we will solve traffic with a traffic light. that is not what we are asking for here. we're asking for a thoughtful analysis and a determination of what the right outcome is. you know, on the other side of the revenue and spending equation, we would just urge that as you're looking for additional sources of revenue, that you do not look g

gerard batten risk to prosecution for publicly refusing to pay his t.v. license fee his protest against the b.b.c.'s coverage of the two thousand and nine european elections he claims it plucked a pro europe government fed line the bay they say does things with propaganda now that. marvel at their subtle use of language the way they present stories the way they try to like you think something based on their presentation you know and i've done a fantastic job if you're in the propaganda business you know you have to admire what they've done what really makes me angry is that doing it with our money and this is my reason for being opposed to the license for judging by the growing dissent on twitter others could soon follow suit our bennett r.t. london. spain's plugged into a second recession made government measures to rein in the country's debt ratings agency standard and poor's downgraded eleven the spanish banks many of which are bogged down in bad loans as the spanish government confirmed a second recession in as many years sweeping cuts to health care

moments such as a goalkeeper a big serve all displaying in midfield with a macy's name on his shirt and gerard piqué taken a phone call while playing. and will be back with another rob's ates in just under a couple hours meanwhile some of the stories seen here are also available on you tube at r.t. sports news thanks for watching. question is that so much maybe you're going to make it a lot of people a very arbitrary thinking the welfare state while attempting to save a struggling middle class are we reaching the point where society has ripped apart by socialism.

moments such as goalkeeper victor valdes playing in midfield with a messy sticker on his shirt and gerard piqué taking a phone call while playing for a point suggest forty one year old was the owner of the lead acid with real victory over athletic go back when a cop at the way on friday inspired him to charge for taking a year sabbatical in new york before deciding on his future. that's all sports news bye then. question is that so much i'm afraid we're going to make a lot of the play here yeah berkeley thinking the welfare state while attempting to save a struggling middle class are we reaching the point where society is ripped apart by socialist. it's easy to. see.

at first for a judge's burn gerard's right right i mean it's like a derivative of actual pepper it's a food product essentially. this is much stronger than anything you buy absolutely thousands of times stronger than any kind of you know butchering the. more surveillance flees that's what the f.b.i. is asking for yesterday the f.b.i. director urged congress to give the agency extensive surveillance powers the justification the latest foiled terrorism plot here is f.b.i. director robert mueller pleading before congress meanwhile al qaeda affiliates especially al qaeda in the arabian peninsula represent the top counter terrorism threat to the nation. a.q. a.p. has attempted several attacks on the united states including the failed christmas day airline bombing in two thousand and nine and the attempted bombing of u.s. bound cargo planes in two thousand and ten and of course we are currently we in the bureau are currently exploiting an i.e.d. improvised explosive device used overseas which is similar to the devices used by a.q. a.p. in the past now the f.b.i. says this is a good reason

just bring gerard is right right i mean it's like a derivative of actual pepper it's a food product essentially. this is much stronger than anything you buy. dolls. stronger than any one of the. very. welcome to the lone of so you'll get the real headlines with none of them are the problem with the mainstream media today is that they're completely disconnected from the viewers and are what actually matters to those viewers and so that's why young people just don't watch t.v. anymore if they want news they go online and read it but we're trying to take those stories that people actually care about and transfer them back to t.v. . well this is supposed to be a joyful time for college grads finals are almost over and their new life awaits them but a lot of graduating students are drowning in amount of debt and face a bleak job prospects of students are taking action to voice their frustration take a look at this ball and chain you can buy it online grads are encouraged to wear the items to accessorize their cap and gown at their graduation ceremony it's meant to represent how their shackled to the

also sustained a leg injury at the supposedly friendly charity event which featured james mcavoy and gerard butler. >> apparently, they don't know to get to their cars. >> howie mandel was on hand sunday at the indianapolis 500. other celebrity car enthusiasts included eve, derek hough and maria menounos. ashley judd watched her husband earn his third victory. >> on the west coast, it was the place to be. gwen stefani and gavin were there and their son hit the bounce house with tobey maguire's daughter ruby. kate beckinsale looked lovely kicking off summer in all white. and selena arrived solo. >> i'm looking for kay. he smiles like this. >> "men in black 3," took down those record-breaking superheroes in the top spot. "marvel's the avenger's" comes in at two. and at three, "battleship." and at four "the dictator." >> and at number five, "dark shadows." >> while she admits to punching her co-star in the face, kristen swears she's not a crazy diva. you have so much going on right now. you're one of those in-demand young actresses in hollywood. how do you stay so grounded? >> i'm super challe

at first very much is burning gerard's right right i mean it's like a derivative of actual pepper it's a food product essentially. much stronger than anything if you buy absolutely now. thousands of times i'm stronger than any one of the bird you ever put in your eye. well you might remember hearing last week about a group that's come to be known as the cleveland five five men self described anarchists had a plan allegedly to bomb a bridge in ohio or so said an f.b.i. informant who apparently got to know them at certain events put on by the occupy wall street movement in cleveland ohio but many of the facts in the case the government is speaking out about are not adding up so are to correspondent marina port i looked a little deeper into it and found there are quite a few layers behind the headlines. what began last september returned with a vengeance on the first of may tens of thousands of americans across the country expressing collective outrage over wealth inequality little option and only by evening federal agents have busted up an anarchist plot and played like five people are u

[applause] >> thank you for that introduction, gerard bradley. i also want to add my congratulations to brian and ed on this conference and project. king solomon famously wrote "there is nothing new under the sun." i suppose i am here to counter the thesis of our title, unprecedented threats to religious liberty that we face. i am here to tell you that they are not unprecedented. i am not saying that to comfort you. they are not unprecedented but they have -- recent controversies have given them more visibility. what do i mean? i am an attorney by training. the other confession i will make is i have a day job as a lobbyist. it is what i do on behalf of the community. that gives me a perspective of what has been going on in the trenches and the legislative arena which i think is instructive in setting the context for the threats that we face today in religious liberty. i want to take us back to 1990 when the supreme court handed down a decision. in the opinion, the court threw out the notion of free exercise and religion, that free religion advoca

fourth >>pam: officer: gerard, thank you. happy memorial day and thanks for helping us sort through things purify them as you just heard, it of the ever problem on the roadways with snow here at lake tahoe. we do have a storm system. scottish hours thermals a model for including the sierra. still levels are actually for the low. he concede the shelling snow as we take a closer view of the bay area we did see rain over the past couple of hours over the central bay into the delta. we are continuing to see a little bit of rain in the north bay. lighter rain sells over petaluma and santa rosa and highway 101 we have seen heavy rain down over the diablerie. the yellow and orange indicates pretty intense showers. rain continues over the diablo range and over portions of the north bay but that is starting to taper off by 7:00. this all " yap currently, pretty dusty conditions. 20 mi. per hour wind gusts. we will see the winds dying down a little bit. more on that coming up. >>pam: and a steady atherton a annette's like during earthq

. >> reporter: gerard hall and michael were in the batting cage nearby when they heard the noise. >>were standing right here by the tree because we were getting ready to start our practice. and i heard him coming down south dakota avenue and then the next thing i know, we hear this crash, bang. >> i saw the cars crash and the police came and started going towards the black suv. >> that's when the police jumped out, pulled their guns, started breaking the windows. >> reporter: the two suspects in the black suv had been taken into custody. >> now, charges are still pending on those suspects. brian. >>> wisdom martin tonight. up next, the fbi ready to bring the hammer down on the leak about the foiled underwear bomb plot. plus, find out why a local university is the new battleground for the war between the white house and the catholic church. >>> and later, a brave teen takes to the air waves with her prom proposal, his answer and the social media movement it sparks. you don't want to miss this one, sue. >>> we have a frontal boundary north of our area. it's getting ready to swing throu

we caught up with the editor of the local school paper, scott gerard. >> what's the 5 on the recall. >> students have been engaged. across all of wisconsin, people are somewhat tired of the partisan atmosphere. i think that has trickled down to the students as well. but i think the students who are engaged are very engaged. and very into the results and understanding, especially with what has happened with the university budget and things like that. just last year, we had a chancellor leave after a big dispute because she -- it was working with the governor walker. so there was some issues there. some people got upset. and she ended up leaving. >> reporter: so fair to say, then, that the larger part of the student population are anti-walker? >> yeah. i would definitely say the campus here and the students here lean towards tom barrett. i think -- that's just a general at u.w. mad sop, we are leaning liberal. we are in a very liberal city. but the passions have come out on both sidings. those who supported walker have been more vocal than what i have experienced before everything that

the first time was when gerard depardieu peed on an airplane and not in the bathroom. >> jimmy: justhis thing. and it's always one little thing that trips you up. so, i said the crew should have been lucky that he didn't do depar-two. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's pretty good. that's pretty good, man. clever. that got you moving. >> i just started giggling then, and i could not stop for the longest time. >> jimmy: were there people on the other side of the cameras laughing? >> everybody's laughing. >> jimmy: all the crew is laughing. i want to show everyone a clip of what -- because it's pretty infectious. here's anderson cooper giggling. >> they should thank their lucky stars it wasn't depar-two. all right. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> so it hadn't happened for a long time. and then a couple weeks ago we did a little story about -- there's a thing the day after easter in polish american communities throughout the united states called dyngus day, which i had never heard of. dyngus day. and it's very big in buffalo, new york. so we did a thing on "the ridiculist" about peop

gerard is our caller. welcome. >> caller: i'm surprised that i made it through. my question foru. mr. kareemkare abdul-jabbar, first of all, it's an honor that i'm talking to you.estion my question is how do you feel about african-americans in theki nba,rd my second question is wod you ever be a coach for the l.a. lakers, and my third question is could you just tell me who youry favorite african american inventors? binky so muchen >> thank you so much. my favorite inventor is between mr. lever and mr. schultz, because of what they did for people all the way around the world. bruce latimer, by doingthe alexander graham bell's patentsv application, he is right at the foundation of telecommunicationa and electronics.nd these are important things all t around the world. wit modern life would not exist without artificial lighting. i think that his invention is very important and doctor charles, who has saved so many lives and impacted so many weause of the knowledge that have through the science ofh thi blood typing. again, this is a very importantt contribution worldwide. i think that