last week as miss hale -- lastly, as ms. hale was noting, we have been sponsoring sp 970 that helps to clarify and clear up a lot of issues with the statutes to make the climate for cca more friendly and to level the playing field. thanks to the good work of miss hale, don weiss, the sierra club, and others, that was able to get through committee as barbara and noted. that is continuing to move forward. we're hoping to get some relief there as well. supervisor campos: commissioner moran? >> to have any idea on when they're likely to act on the fee issue? on the exit fees. >> there is no timeline set that is published. given where things are and having worked at the sfpuc for a number of years, they are taking final briefs. i would expect a decision from them in the next several months. a month or two after that, the commission may act. it is a big issue for cca and direct access. it is one that the cpuc a wrestle with for a while and the way making a decision on because of the political realities. supervisor campos: is there

that is what miss hale will be talking about during her part of the presentation. we wanted to provide all the information to you publicly. we know there are questions in the statistics. there is information we will learn to go forward with, particularly with education and marketing our program. >> how much did the poll cost the ratepayers of san francisco? >> i cannot answer that. >> i guess the first step is that this came from money given for this program. we've budgeted money years ago to take care of the expenses of lafco and this program. this did not come from ratepayers. the poll cost about $50,000 to do. it did not come from the ratepayers of san francisco. >> it came from where? >> it came from revenue from power sales to the irrigation district and a variety of other customers we have on the power site. >> the people in the best of pay for this? -- modesto paid for this? >> out of the entire budget, you could pick a line item that paid for it. >> i am not sure the right person is to answer this question. maybe miss hale. commissioner torres was just spea

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miss hale? >> we have touched on some of the program design elements i wanted to go into detail on. let me summarize and do that now. let me remind you of the three areas -- products, phases, timing and redesign. the product we recommend given the customer desire demonstrated in the attitude survey is a 100% renewable product. that is relying on a mix of california compliant renewable portfolio standard products and other renewable resources. that is 100% greenhouse gas free. we will be pursuing our in-city renewable generation and our program implemented energy efficiency on a parallel track. please nknow the customers we have talked about already will be shared customers. they are pg&e customers for other services that pg&e provides to get the kilowatt hour to the residence. all of the energy efficiency offerings currently available to pg&e customers today are available to cca customers. in the ideal world and in the regulatory form, we're arguing for the efficiency program dollars that pg&e collects from san franciscans to be administered by us with the cca program implementation

conner hale breaks the tie in his first ever college world series game. vandy wins. and going back to rory mcilroy, this is his tournament. an whatnot about the masters? >> he had a four shot lead, but eight now, twice as much. anen an -- >> alan: a twist in the story of a 9/11 hero and bay >> alan: a documentary examining the life of a bay area man who became a hero in the 9/11 terrorist attacks debuted today in san francisco. it was about the relationship between mark bingham and his mother. it received a loud applause during the film festival. bingham helped storm the cockpit of united flight 93 that cashed in pennsylvania. the festival shows gay-themed films. bingham is also gay and his mother speaks on behalf of gay rights across the country. thanks for joining us, see you tonight at 11:00. captioned by closed captioning services inc.

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. >> he looks like nathan hale up there compared to anthony weiner who wants to hang on. he's a distraction to his party. david is absolutely right. but during this whole time, the democrats had their one piece of good news since last november-- cathy hocle won chris lee's seat on medicare and the voucher system, paul ryan. and she's got no credit. nobody has seen her because of anthony weiner. >> brown: all right, we have to leave it there. nathan hale, anthony-- thank you both very much. >> warner: we'll be back shortly with a look at the plea deal in a case about leaking classified national security information. but first, this is pledge week on pbs. this break allows your public television station to ask for >> warner: finally tonight, what had been billed as a major national security leaks case ends up as a plea bargain. ray suarez has that story. >> suarez: a former top official with the national security agency pleaded guilty today to unauthorized use of a government computer, a misdemeanor. thomas drake had been charged with ten felony counts related to leaking of

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the program is called horses for heroes, led by therapist martha mcneil and david halely. >> there areies you can see, some you can't. >> reporter: david is a veteran himself. here, there's no couch or office. it's in the saddle where the vets open up. >> you can't force therapy but you can observe and then take advantage of situations when they come up. >> reporter: >> they live through iraq, i don't want to die at the ran joo. >> reporter: it isn't tradition traditional. that's why it works. >> combat veterans are having trouble sitting down and sitting still. they are action oriented. >> reporter: the vets learn to ride and they learn they and the horses share a common instinct. >> one of the characteristics of posttraumatic stress disorder is hyper vigilance, which means that you're always on gourd, always looking over your shoulder, always expecting something bad to happen. one of the things we do with the v veterans how to calm a horse down, south a horse, and that works in their life as well. >> you can serve from three, five, ten years. you want to pick up your life and all of

. >> he looks like nathan hale up there compared to anthony weiner who wants to hang on. he's a distraction to his party. david is absolutely right. but during this whole time, the democrats had their one piece of good news since last november-- cathy hocle won chris lee's seat on medicare and the voucher system, paul ryan. and she's got no credit. nobody has seen her because of anthony weiner. >> brown: all right, we have to leave it there. nathan hale, anthony-- thank you both very much. >> warner: we'll be back shortly with a look at the plea deal in a case about leaking classified national security information. but first, this is pledge week on pbs. >> good eveningth thank you for watching the pbs newshour. i'm paul anthony here with marlin cooley. taking a brief intermission to invite you to become a contributor to weta. individual supporters are the backbone of this organization. your support provides weta with the ability to produce programs you value that in form, engage and entertain. so please consider making a financial contribution to weta and help keep the pb

for vice presidential candidate sarah hale and sure knows what it means that come january twentieth when i am sworn in as vice president you guys had better knock it off otherwise we'll have to get n.b.c.'s broadcast license. let's go to the f.c.c. is website to find out how one does channel or just stations license plaisance. challenge that gets us nowhere great you can surf around the f.c.c. is website forever but if you don't know the secret word you're never going to find it to secret word is pick titian to marry. janie creek and steve wilson spent thousands of dollars on a washington law firm to challenge w.p.b. peace license for violating the f.c.c. is a news distortion policy so we thought of a challenge to a license really based on the facts that came out in our case nothing new here we filed that january of two thousand and five and here we are. many years later the f.c.c. has not ever gotten back to us with anything they've not responded they've not sent us our thanks for sending your complaint we're looking into it e-mail letter nothing zero absolutely nothing and you understa

when hale's incitements there you can see how many people are in the french camp by the name solomon building up a something you can see here are certain measures that have been paid by the government that will be making people here and they sang is really been building for years they've already been. very great a certain measure they say that the government really exceeds anything by that and so with the meat that hit them a lot of attention almost straight from a. friend than they can raise an income by raising the price people simply don't think that that right oh it certainly might be the case that package of a certain measures will have to be implemented if prince wants to continue paying the international bailout money now this comes on the back to get the relief love to say that sixty percent of the bull's eye out so i still think forty three percent to fifteen twenty four year old doesn't work he's begun to some of the younger people here they say coming out i think right late. we should put the blame is on police and the coding system the dogs greece but the people of goose

when hale's in fact missed there you can see just how many people that turned out in the fresh air by the name calling and building pages began here are certain measures that have been paid by the government that would be speaking to people here and they said the sanctions many been building for a year they already had been. very strict thirty matches they say that the government has really achieved anything by that and so with the knee pain that hit . a lot of sanctions almost straight some of the. many friends powerful and their anti-racism income by raising that they have people simply didn't think that way forward but it certainly seems that that might be the case and that package of a certain measures will have to be implemented if greece wants to continue saying the international bad out money now this comes on the back and they get the relief last week they say that sixty percent of the poles are out in the field i still think forty three percent to fifteen to twenty four year olds out there what we've spoken to some of the younger people here they say they are because they rea

were on the turf battles and speak tech you up with seeking and it was no surprise reigning champion hale who stormed to a comfortable win in the most prestigious category and leading his opponent beating dust the three time rushing champion started from the pool in the first session and didn't let anyone get close while in the second race began from the sixth place but later i would class his rivals to clinch victory. so it's been a great race my tactics were right and i managed to fulfil the plan i accelerated in ad ran a group of cars and later i was just fighting against my opponents one after another. so now tops the overall rankings but soon his crown will be under threat again as the next race will keep coffin good in central russia next month because they bought out of our team. and that's now have a check on the world with us. more than a month. in one of the most extreme environments on the planet this is an charge of guts and people have to be aware that they are far away from civilization showing thomas discovers what makes sense arctic is so special the detracted from the wil

when hale and since titan is there you can see how many people. in the fray can call them in building a first began. to be paid by the government. and people who. sang has been building for years they've already been. very. they say that the government has anything by and save. a lot of pensions on the street. and they can raise some by raising that. people simply didn't think that that. might be the case. that calculus thank you measures will have to be implemented his response to continue i think the international bailout money now this comes on the back began to really love this eighty six percent of the bulls are out in the field and stepping forty feet offensive fifteen twenty four year old what he's begun to some of the younger people here they say i've heard plenty of misery like. them. but the people of this doesn't stop doing things. but look on the game and that's why we can see he told them the. thing is that when that price is. right. i know right. meanwhile in germany the source of much of the bailout cash there is growing anger at wh

i think one person that was not recognized was eric hale. i do not know if he is still here. [applause] when we had our first initial meetings and really did not know exactly what we wanted, he allowed us to really dreamed big. people from architecture for humanities -- i believe that he now works on his own design -- one world design, which we should keep looking at. what they actually did is volunteered countless hours of volunteer hours, and paid hours, to come up with a plan that was super ambitious, that inc. all of the things that we the residents wanted or that we feel we deserve, that we feel is not a privilege, but a right as taxpayers and homeowners in san francisco. i am a native san franciscan, and i have lived in many areas of the city, and i finally feel like we are being noticed. i feel like eric's work, why it was so important -- and his colleagues because he worked with other people -- but together, things we are not supposed to what as people of color in the community -- we are not supposed to care about the ecology or storm drainage containment. we are not

place that can fight it till the end but you can tell happening haled in pakistan right at this very moment that is absolute chaos of the state the police all over the place i see sense out of why the takeouts of think that so i can tell you it's not a pleasant experience the kind of break up the numbers of people who could. really getting. people. to stay inside. the menifee pretty nutty stuff like. play such an escalator. but then the police. can be another round of take up some speed up a. few things i want to film knuckle. something say still firing range. three months to filming ok. for on the day see right now it's very hard to sell because even the parade at the pit they want to see this is a this was happening on the streets right now because the firefighters. you know. another thing at the moment a large number of these people actually. believe he can see them. like he did phones or not the ones he tried to stop. we. got to grieve for the people they didn't want to. see but. that was sarah firth reporting from the capitol. hill updating. details from inside the protests goin

really didn't want the protests turned violent till the end but you can just see the chaos happening haled in pakistan right at this very moment that is absolutely tales of the state the police all over the place we were nicer than where the takeouts of think that so i can tell you it's not a pleasant experience he absolutely cannot break the numbers of people who could remember well really quite daring and. people. to state that they can get them in the favorite the nazis. getting old it's a place of love the might still a say. they can say right now that the police need to get a gun fight possibly that's going to be another round of take up somebody to beat up with a gun the people that really get stuff into the crowd. to try to. oh yeah they did you know the maybe i let it go to set up a bit of a got i thought it was right. it was. a one zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero hour. well th

stand with them we have been told the president time fired it till the end but you can tell happening haled cadmus like this very moment that is absolutely sales of the state the police call it the place to place a sense of pride to take out something that's all i can tell you is not a pleasant experience you absolutely cannot break up the numbers of people who could. really put. people in. the state with a side. that many people really not see selling. clothes it's a place of the might as well a thing. you can see right there the police need to take place once they get going to be enough to run to take up something that happened a lot of people that really tough incident. did you know the look at it set up really got the good times right now. well that was sarah firth reporting from the greek capital well there are plenty of ways to update yourself on what's happening there in athens you can head to twitter . under school with first hand details along with links to the latest analysis videos and pictures. one of the british m.e.p. nigel farrar she's a renowned euro skeptic let's hear what

you can see the chaos happening haled in pakistan right at this very moment that is still a tale of the state the police all over the place right center where the take outs of think that's all i can tell you it's not a pleasant experience he absolutely cannot break the numbers of people who could. really quite scary. people. to stay with a prime. minister people who really know he's. getting older it's a place above the mike tyson escalate. you can see right now then the police need to get their side of the that's going to be another round of take us up to speed up with a. few things that i want to still not filled. something say still something right in the . brain but you still filming. we're on the bay street right now it's very hard to tell because even the protest that their head they want to see this show you just not happening on the streets right now we've got the finest but hey you got to take us out here you got to take us up here would. find the phrase has. now they're saying at the moment a large number of these people are actually provoking the police you can see them in th

last week the department of hale and human services said to the state, this is illegal for you to saye doctor and health care provider of their choice, and so that's why we're in court today. >> do you think that governor mitch daniels simply didn't expect the government to say that if indiana doesn't play by federal rules, that it won't receive any federal funds? >> well, again, i don't know what he was thinking. his own department of health warned the legislature, said you can't tell women that they can't go to the doctor or the health center that they're used to going to. and again 90,000 women in indiana go to planned parenthood each year. i'm not sure what his motivation was, but i think what clearly the federal government is saying is it's important, particularly in this day and time when women are -- need affordable health care access, that they need to be able to go to planned parenthood for their preventative care. >> finally and briefly, do you think this is in effect a war o women? is that your view? is it an antagonistic approach to women's health issues? >> well, i think

now we were there about an hour and a haling a but doors don't open there until 8:00 in the morning.here's a map showing streets according to the blog where the siphoning has been an issue. there have been a couple issues in dana estates and crystal ranch. other streets listed are as follows peach place, florida drive and meadow lane. we checked in with the concord police department this morning and we were told by on duty overnight staff that they haven't had any reports that they're aware of. but of course there are inquiries forwarded to detectives and detectives should be in the department in just about a half hour. reporting live from concord, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time is now 6:33. well, clean up crews go back to oakland's lake merit this morning after a diesel fuel spill out there. they'll be laying down equipment to soak up the 40- gallons of diesel fuel that spilled into the lake yesterday. fire officials say yesterday's heavy rains may have flushed the fuel down to a nearby sewer gate. right now they still don't know how the spill happened. clean up will

his writers include benjamin hale, and he works with a writer named christopher hitchens, and a writer named christopher buckly. so, i think that the first question, which your presence here answer, is some wag said to me this morning, you're doing a panel on publishing in the 21st century. will the be publishing in the 21st century? i believe we're all their say there is. it's obviously very different. this has ban year or two of tremendous change. we talk about some things said with absolute ferocious surety a year ago about the growth of ebooks and what ebooks would sell. they're completely wrong, and if you guys at c-span2 have the tapes, i would like you to destroy them. let's start with bob and go down this way. what do you think is the single biggest issue facing publishing century going forward? >> it's for publishers to adapt to the new technologies, especially ebooks. there are as many readers as there have always been. there are passionate, voracious readers, and an increase in ebooks in terms terms of fiction the past year. the role of the editor and writer in coming up wit

an israeli official confirms that dennis ross and david hale are in israel.s the first trip to the region since special middle east enjoy george mitchell resigned last month. david hale, who had served as ambassador mitchell's deputy, is now acting mideast enjoy. -- envoy. the u.s. is building a secret c.i.a. air base to target al qaeda targets there in case anti-american factions win power in yemen. the associated press says that the white house is stepping up the schedule to construct the secret base. and the czech republic will no longer take part in u.s. missile defense plans. restructured in 2009, at that time, the obama administration changed a previous bush administration plan and offered a new reconfigured program, giving the czech republic a smaller role. the country's defense minister says today that the country wanted to participate, but " must not in this minor way." and those are some of the latest headlines on c-span radio. >> next month, author, activist, and wrirlte linda hogan. her book is focusing on native american and women's issues and th

>> well, as he saw and has been discussing here for the course of the last week, david hale has been involved very intensively with the parties, with the regional states. for the members of the quartet, i think it was a chance to compare notes on diplomacy that we've been doing, and diplomacy that other members of the quartet have been doing in our shared effort to get these parties back to the table. so that there was a lot to discuss and then to take stock of where the gun next. >> can i do a follow-up on the flotilla? my understanding is that there were a number of americans a plan to participate and went into your -- i believe in your embassy in athens and saw some advice. can he tell us what the masses to them in person was today? >> i'm sure that the message to them in person was identical to the statement that we put up today, that we would ask him to use the established and reliable channels and to refrain from actions that could lead to the kind of difficulty that we saw last year. >> when you say that you want -- you don't want a repeat of last year, you want people to refr

darren hale from princeton, west virginia,, wrote meevment "i am disabled. i am a disabled west virginian whose family lee lie relies on medicaid on the one hand medicare." a you don'a dual-eligible, not o survive simply on one or the other. "i hope and pray that these health care programs won't be ended or totally changed. please do not support republican changes to these programs as a way of cutting costs to the taxpayer. the poor of west virginia and elsewhere should not and cannot bear the burden of the deficit reduction that republicans wan want." we need to think very seriously, mr. president, about our priorities. that's what this conversation really leads me to. let's say i'm a 10-year-old boy and i'll being brought up in west virginia. my means are meager, and i step out into a road and am hit by a car. i don't die, but perhaps my spine is fractured probably, several legs broken, and i am condemned to a life in a wheelchair for the rest of my life. now, that child is not protected by private enterprise system. that child, unless it is an unusual chi

before assuming this role she was with the firm of wilmur hale and prior to that served in government for nearly eight years as assistant attorney general for legal policy at the u.s. department of justice and associate counsel to the president at the white house. to begin our conversation today, i would like to hear from our panelists and little bit of their views from experience or perhaps of their study of history about how -- howl ronald reagan worked with his white house staff and his administration in dealings with the congress over the eight years of his presidency. anita, i know you knew him personally and work in the white house. share your observations about how ronald reagan -- dealt with other branches of the government in washington. >> thank you for giving me the opportunity to be here and be with all the students. i love talking about this topic. ronald reagan gave me my start in politics. because of him, when i was able to vote i registered to vote and i worked on the campaign of ronald reagan as a volunteer. it was something so inspirational and positive about the way