actually do to help save the country we destroyed joining me now for more on this are dr harlan ullman national security expert and chairman of the kill one group john bradshaw and that executive director of the national security network and professor edmund ghareeb adjunct professor of middle east history and politics at the school of international service at american university thank you all for joining me tonight it's nice to see you will. start out with kerry's comments on iran. what's going on here do you think that this is. i mean this is this is a hundred eighty degrees from. from john mccain singing bomb bomb bomb iran all right well we do have some common interest with iran right now in the situation in iraq so i think it is worth exploring as the secretary says whether there is some basis for cooperation and it's possible that we're engaged in very intense nuclear negotiations with iran and that this can show some pathway to cooperation with the right in the future as you said in your opening the most important thing is to make sure we don't make the situation worse so there

the demographics of harlan have been changing and there are less african-american voters, more hispanic voters, and that's going to play a big factor in today's race. >> i was going to say that, yes, the demographics have changed, buts are because of redirecting. the congressman's district used to be predominantly african-american. now it's predominantly latino. so the question is what staying power of congressman rangel, who has been in congress for 22 terms, that's 44 years, what he's going to payable to get those latino voters to send him back for a 23rd term, we'll find out hater tonight. >> thank you both for joining me tonight. >> thanks, lawrence. welcome back. >> casey, thank you very much for joining us also. thank you all. christie has ever made and it's not what you think it is. and in the rewrite tonight, the new genius of hollywood. actually, there are two of them. and you don't have to care about show business at all to really love what they're doing. that's coming up. ugh. heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and taste bett

i'm to bring up mayor ed lee who will make a special announcement thank you >> thank you harlan and thank you to the sf puc you and barbara hail it's been important and supervisor chiu eye share the view especially important solar. what wee a perfect day in a perfect setting the hottest day of april we're trying to catch with dr. espanola jackson. she did solar many her house and why can't our municipalities do the same and for this particular site thank you to dpw and puc and the whole family of entities as our commission leaders as well as the would it be fair to say local 21 is here today as well and the private sector for pushing our city to do everything we can to get off oil. this is quality of height issues but has a practical fetish and the general manager knows this it allows the symphony to maintain the tickets prices for people like me. a world-class symphony has o to make that affordable to everyone in the city if it does its work in a smarter watt to enjoy 50 percent reduction in using the regular energy sources they have sea this is the story that will repeat itself over eve

you have the great dissenter, john marshall harlan. he will be known as the great dissenter. by birth, he is a seven or. he had owned slaves. he will free them prior to the end of the civil war. in the beginning, he was not a fan of democrats or republicans, although he will end up republican. he did not believe the south should secede from the union. that is why you see was a unionist, ok. technically, he did not support evolution, but he decides to free his slaves before the end of the civil war could he did not support the 13th amendment either and he did not support lincoln for reelection. his opinion will change. he had certain opinions as a southerner growing up in that environment. reconstruction progress and fail, he had different attitudes. one attitude does not change. he is still a product of his time. in that time, it says certain races are superior and others are inferior. but in front of the law, he says everybody is equal. ok, in front of the law everybody is equal. he was a brown -- he will say brown's opinion is grounded in it shouldd he thinks be grounded in

cal and the hedge heche and in the article there is a picture of someone walking across the bridge, harlan i know it's not you because this person with wider than you. in the old days. so this is for you to see what they are writing about in the orange county register. i wish you lots of luck and we'll be back to tell you after i come back and i'm sure we'll have lots of happy campers. thank you for all the hard work. >> thank you so much for bringing that. >> our next speaker, mr. rice and mr. ova car. >> good afternoon my name is mr. rice from the high school. now i'm with one of our 10th graders class of 2017. i'm pleased to announce that we have additions of our camp and happy campers. two 2 weeks ago today we took the class of 2017 up to camp mather from john o'connel high school. for three 3 days for an powerful tradition. we want to thank president courtney and the commission for making this possible for helping fund this incredible adventure that you will hear. i want to put out that this is really about access and transformation for us to provide students to a magical asset which

he has a particularly strong following in central harlan.e in his own community against an african-american candidate, and also against the senator who has, you know, gotten lots of strong endorsements and lots of people in the political power structure want to see elected. >> the fact that congressman rangel is in so much trouble here too, do you think that says anything about an evolution about the type of politics he practices? >> i'm not sure how to answer that question, ari. i know that since the censorship in 2010, he's past two bills and he's really touted this relationship with the president. lots of people think that the seniority that he brings to the house is something that is going to help the president with immigrati immigration, help the president accomplish some of these goals. >> but yet you talk to people in washington, from the white house out to pelosi, a lot of skepticism against congressman rangel at this point. >> well, yeah. i mean, i still think that the congressman wants to do this job. he's probably having more fun

we're still on schedule and have every one at the highest level at this city, harlan and my boss helping to make the pieces fall in place. >> the other thing i wanted to point out is that given the fact that the digesters is the largest part of the improvement program and also it is the heart that will sorts of be as far as the southeast facility, we wanted to make sure whatever technology we've invested in is something that we feel comfortable, so one of the things that staff has been doing is going to other places where different technology has been applied and not talking to the sale's man, but talk to go the operation staff and maintenance staff to get, you know, their opinion on how the different technology is working. and so as we mentioned before, that has pretty much finalized their recommendation, they're planning to present, i think tomorrow to senior staff to give what their recommendations are, and once that happens and after we have that conversation, we will schedule a time where we can present that to the commission. and just to put in perspective, you need to kind of sett

halases and harlan viejo ca impact to say is that a dramatic expansion.participating right now, we are actively participating in two of the demonstrations and also working with the states of texas and new york. we're in six states that are expanding medicaid and participating in 14 exchanges. it's a little bit messy, but a few spend more time studying it is pretty straightforward. we are in six state-based exchanges, california, car wrong , new york, kentucky, conn., and nevada. the awesome and nine panera facilitated marketplaces or partnership arrangements. that is maine, new hampshire, georgia, missouri, ohio, wisconsin, indiana, virginia tech. that's a long way of saying we have a lot of experience of the lot of different regulatory schemes will a lot of experiences with the lot of different rules. very indifferent to a graphics. i was asked to participate because we got the breadth of experience and one of the things that is clear is the context of support. one. are with like to make is ask the look at 2015 rates we can't forgive or ruin. going into

but it's important, as you appreciate, harlan, to appreciate that the missile defense system is not picket duty 24/7 it's not putting a shield up 24/7. it's a system based on indications, warnings and threat situation. to be sure the tippy 2 operation is operationable but the ships including immediate reassurance, cruises to the black sea in the context of the ukraine crisis. it's only if the indications and warning system of nato run by sack ewer, that triggers even a transfer authority of the nato c-2. i can easily imagine a situation if your hypotheticals were realized and we have to hope for success in all of these efforts that we reach a nuclear weapons agreement with iran and some sort of resolution in syria. that having made this subcost investment in the two ags to shore sites which are important to the host countries, for lots of reasons. maybe even more so now in the ukraine crisis, context. but given that nato's done the hard work to define the roe and the delegated authority and the threat levels and define the picket locations the ships will go to if that transfer of authority