as far as sergeant goss, 13-year veteran of this department, also served in the field operation bureau. currently assigned to the legal division. he has done such a good job in the legal division, this administration has asked him to serve multiple tours of duty in the legal division. why? because he is doing an outstanding job there. he is asked to return to patrol, but they've asked him to stay and he has complied. the poa takes exceptions with these remarks made by mr. harte. we do commend him for making use of this public forum in the public comments. there are avenues to registered complaints with the san francisco police department through the department of occ. and mr. harte is well aware of this, but he chose to make negative comments against these officers without knowing their full history within the department. the poa questions his motives for this and his credibility, seeing that he is a self-appointed director of some watchdog organization that has one member, himself. so, we challenge him to produce any evidence that inspector miranda did, in fact, misrepresent himself o

harte's claim that inspector miranda misrepresented a case to the deputy city attorney and that sergeant goss portrayed himself as arrogant and hostile. i'm here to set the record straight. inspector miranda has served 31 years in this department and is coming up on retirement. he has worked 17 years in the field operation bureau, in investigations he's worked juvenile, special investigations division, missing persons, and currently while facing retirement in the next four months, he has been asked by this administration to go back to special investigations to handle a very sensitive case.

in the beginning of the fifth century, the gosse overran rome. -- the goths over ran. most people thought that was the end of the catholic church and christianity. just a few centuries later, the descendants of those same people built the man of this and cathedrals that are the pride of medieval europe. you are watching the journal on dw.

in the beginning of the fifth century, the gosse overran rome. -- the goths over ran. most people thought that was the end of the catholic church and christianity. just a few centuries later, the descendants of those same people built the man of this and cathedrals that are the pride of medieval europe. you are watching the journal on dw.

second, they might send sergeant goss again, which i explained to you the last time i was here. and if he as arrogant and hostile to the members of that, it will probably get the same result to give the task force and send it back to the full task force with the recommendation that it be referred to the ethics commission who has completed a review process for these complaints when they >> good evening, commissioners, good evening. i am also here to speak on the matter of tasers. obviously very current issue, right now. i want to thank the subcommittee particular for the form that was held on the 22nd of january. where the community got a chance to voice its concerns and in particular, at that subcommittee meeting, during my presentation a few, there was a little bit of informational requests made to me and i brought with me the information requested and this is not the full amount of research that we have, and we are going to be sending another fuller report, by e-mail to the commission, and the subcommittee as well, but i have here, documentation of taser-related deaths in cali

my colleague porter gos who -- goss, who took over the c.i.a., i have talked to him. there's a heightened thought of what to do because of potential terrorism. >> have you heard about the n.s.a. we know about the warrantless eaves dropping and the flap over that. the president seems to not only successfully not been hurt by it, but he comes out a winner because the congress has come away from it because they don't want to appear soft on security. but the n.s.a., it is said, put cookies on those computers that inquierd into the n.s.a. have you heard anything about that? >> no, i know it's cookies are put on my computer all the time. it's not only cookies we had a bill dealing with the spyware and that has not passed. >> do you think that the federal government is doing enough with this new phenomenon where a person's identity cannot only be penetrated and exhausted but also stolen? >> i think the government does not have in place the legislation. this bill has not passed that i have. we don't have the bill in place dealing with pretexting, protecting information from y

and before we closed the had some unfinished business after our previous interview in december goss the serb born how comparisons between the man's and women's game and the reason for serena williams dominance to. serina claims most of her wins by means of power and strength but when she's not a her full capacity or in. like against stevens she could be outplayed because she loses her main asset to power this long stephen stevens is a perfect example of how unpredictable women's tennis is ahead of the australian open i would have expected serena to win it for a good mood situation for then in the men's event novak djokovic was a strong favorite and he did win it quickly said look we expected all four top guys to be in the semifinals the only question was how many sets to give away. and for those fans who agree or disagree your feedback is still welcome everybody here on r.g.p. . now after watching his arrival in france let's hear from david beckham he was happy about joining paris sandra but his french is a little rusty my wife and children there will be staying in london because the ch

the director of the national secular society keith porter goss wood says there's more to the official explanation of the pope's resignation. i think the dark triangle side has been an absolute catastrophe for the church it's actually lost. its authority in many parts of the world when you say that you're going to. oppose politicians trying to bring in say same sex marriage laws and you invest or your authority on that and then you loose as if as effectively happened in those important catholic countries like spain portugal brazil. and about to happen indeed in england and scotland in france then you actually lose the your authority it's more than just losing the fight so that's been a catastrophe for the church and church attendance has declined it in amazing rate and i think the child abuse scandal has been something that. benedict has never recovered from he's been involved in it personally through the c.d.f. prefecture for twenty five years and in fact he's brought more into the vatican and tried to to cover it up more and more and more so i think his his papacy will be seen as a m

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. >> woodward goss on fox news sunday and calls me a members of the pullet bureau.undreds of millions, oversaw the extermination of tens of millions and during the cold war threatened the united states with nuclear annihilation. just because he can get away with calling me a communist, and nobody is bothered by that. >> is karl rove in trouble moving forward? and his relevance, especially for those with answer ax to grind that may have been burned in the past, is he in trouble? >> absolutely. woodward is the least of his worries. he uses a classic tactic, the liberal media going after me saying these insane things, but the problem is it's not just the liberate media. the more tea party antiestablishment part of that party is really going after him. i don't often quote newt gingrich, unironically, but he made something that made sense about rove's efforts? he said our problems are deeper and more complex than candidates. he's right. just putting more money into the system isn't -- to solve the problem. karl rove, not only was he wrong about virtually everything, but

what these cardinals are going to be reflecting on is the fact that the church is growing when the goss pet is preached without apology. the church is dying. catholic light is the winner of the day. who can express the fullness of the catholic nate a positive way that lifts up the dignity of human beings and in a vast variety of cultural situations. it's almost an impossible job, but somebody has to do it, and some one will be chosen. there is a modern church as well, and the book is evangelical catholicism. it's never more relevant than now and written by someone that knows benedict xvi and knew john paul ii very well, and we'll be talking to you in a bit. thank you very much. >>> what's on the president's mind today? that's next. at the white house president obama is preparing for a state of the union speech focussing on the economy, while vice president biden at this hour is in philadelphia pushing for new gun laws. we're breaking it down next in "the daily fix." this is andrea mitchell reports only here on msnbc. with tasty grilled flavor and goodness to savor ♪ ♪ friskies grillers

with his little aluminum rods to tell us that we had weapons of mass destruction in iraq to porter goss not forthcoming. can i have your word that you're going to be very forthcoming with this committee to speak truth to power, to speak truth about power, and even when it's uncomfortable where we're going to have to probe in a way that is not an easy way to go? >> admit it. there is no u.s. senator you would rather have a beer with than barbara mikulski. admit it. i don't even know if she drinks beer. but if i had to pick one senator based on today, i would pick her. senator, if that offends you and you don't drink or if you find that offensive in any way, i'm sorry. you saw senator mikulski gesturing with her hands there saying george tenet brought in little aluminum tubes to make the case about saddam hussein's supposed centrifuge tubes during the leadup to the iraq war, that was part of the whole wmd case, right? well, as far as we can tell, that never happened at any public hearing. george tenet never actually brought prop aluminum tubes in to show senators. but if george tenet actu

i like the work that peter goss does. very, very solid and mathematically so he'sive.he transportation stocks, maria, the energy stocks and health care stocks, they have been doing very well. the underlying momentum of the economy, housing, retail sales, we'll get them next month, this coming week on wednesday. the underlying tone of the economy, i think peter is either totally right or totally wrong. i used to teach. no half credit on peter here, and here is your valentine for cnbc today. >> thank you. >> and i want to say to all the men and women out here, if he or she says don't get me a valentine, they don't mean, it maria. they do not mean it. >> peter, let me get back to this. is there going to be a catalyst, you think, that sends this market lower. you're looking for the top in the next couple of days. is there a catalyst that you can point to. >> usually there's not. not a catalyst what. will happen is the market will start down and start to see new stories, a week, two, three, four, five later, people start to see things in the rear view mirror like they did i

the director of the national secular society keith porter goss' woods says there's more to the official explanation of the pope's resignation. i think the dark triangle side has been an absolute catastrophe for the church it's actually lost. its authority in many parts of the world when you say that you're going to. oppose politicians trying to bring in say same sex marriage laws and you invest or your authority on that and then you lose as if as effectively happened in those important catholic countries like spain portugal brazil. and about to happen indeed in england and scotland in france then you actually lose the your authority it's more than just losing the fight so that's been a catastrophe for the church and church attendance has declined it's an amazing rate and i think the child abuse scandal has been something that. benedict has never recovered from he's been involved in it personally through the c.d.f. prefecture for twenty five years and in fact he's brought more into the vatican and tried to cover it up more and more and more so i think his his papacy will be seen as a maj

either been misled, misrepresented, -- to tell us had weapons of mass destruction in iraq, to porter goss. we know the problems we've had with torture, the chair has spoken eloquently about it all the way and, quite frankly, during those questions they were evaded. they were distorted, et cetera. so my question to you is knowing your background, knowing your jesuit education, knowing what i think your values are, can i have your word that you're going to be very forthcoming with this committee to speak truth to power, to speak truth about power and even when it's uncomfortable or where we're going to have to probe in a way that's not an easy way to go? >> honesty, truthfulness was a value that was inculcated in me in my home in new jersey by my parents. it still is to this day. honesty is the best policy. none of us are perfect aboutings. i'm far from perfect, but, senator, i would commit i would be honest with this committee and do everything possible to meet your legitimate needs and requirements. as i think i have told you before. i know you are a proud senator of one of the jewels in

we goss it. >> i was trying to have some fun with david, but he's at high speed. me ask you about this study. right now the federal government collects about 15% of our money and spends about 25%. all you hear from the tea party is cut the spending. how can you balance it around 20 unless you raise taxes. >> only 15% of the gdp is being taxed. can you in the tea party pay for what you want -- >> i think there is agreement here, when we have unemployment that goes up in the month of january, gdp contracted in the fourth quarter of last year and on the day that those numbers are coming out, wall street goes up. people in wall street are benefiting as the rest of us are -- >> that's good policy, i like that rhetoric, too. you said cut a penny out of the government. that will leave the government spending above 20%. why can't we raise 20% in revenue? you don't want to cut it enough to get down to 15%, do you? >> i want to kout it so we have a balanced budget. we are putting the burden on our children and we can't afford to do that. that's why we start it. >> chris, he