more harmonization, closer coordination between member states and across the atlantic. right now, ahead of the outcome of this ad hoc group, no clear idea on specifics. exactly what should be done. the main thing in the frame is to set up a list of high-risk airports outside the eeo as far as air freight securities concern. >> thank you for that. that is it for our in-depth. we hope you enjoyed it. we will leave you with a look at the latest news headlines. goodbye for now.

sidney harmon, how difficult do you think it will be to turn "newsweek" around? >> it will be difficult. it will be manageable. it will be done. >> all right. >> excellent words. >> tina brown seemed to be your first, second, third, and fourth choice for editor. why was that? >> i need hardly tell you, howard, since you work for her. this is an indomitable force. this is the unique talent in journalism. thoroughly established, still gloriously curious, and, to use her favorite word, totally animated. that's an irresistible combination. >> let me ask you financially, though, with 250 people working at "newsweek," 70 at "the daily beast," now a combined company, is it inevitable, sidney harman, there will be no, ma'am job cultcul -- some job cuts? >> it is inevitable if we merge two organizations intelligently, there will be some modification. i so dislike that emphasis on job cuts. what we're here to do is produce a stunningly effective combination and to save as many jobs as possible. >> tina brown, these negotiations with you and sidney harman and of course barr

it's already harmonized internationally for commercial mobile use. and so that is a day and we are going to be focusing on here as one of our first priorities as we go forward under the ten year plan. beyond that it's very hard to predict what we will end up with. each day and will be looked at. we will determine its characteristics and its suitability for commercial broadband use. the current federal use, the availability if we want to relocate those uses or if there's an opportunity to share. so each band will undergo very diligent review and scrutiny. out of that i am sure we will end up with a 500 megahertz but i couldn't predict where the sources of the spectrum will come from. >> their spending legislation in congress that we address some of the issues you brought up in the report, one of which is the ability to have incentive options with respect to broadcast television. >> right. >> -- stations. what happens to the ability to actually make that 500 megahertz available for commercial broadbent use if that kind of legislation doesn't get passed

>> guest: well, there's a real effort to harmonize spectrum internationally, but it's not 100%. what we have is the world radio conference that's held every four or five years where a lot of these international allocation decisions are discussed and made. when you deal with international aviation, we have a whole other set of international regulations to deal with. so it's very important in the overall plan of things, and it's one we have to pay attention to. so i mentioned one of the other fast track bands we looked at as one that involved radar altimeters. well, that's a band that is used internationally by both domestic aircraft, commercial and military and international aircraft. so before we could possibly make a decision about doing any reallocation in that band, we have to understand the international implications of that because, of course, we constantly are having aircraft from foreign nations landing in the united states, and we can't make a reallocation that might possibly effect the systems that are used in those foreign aircraft. >> host: you mentioned at the top of

twenty is to have meetings so that various world leaders can come together can harmonize policy and people can work out deals so just the kind of risks that we see erupting around the world around american policy with quantitative easing pushing down the dollar don't erupt and so the big test of the next two days in south korea will be is this a photo op for leaders worried about their political standing at home or is it actually a chance for countries to come together and make sure that everyone doesn't try to grow their economy at the cost of someone else because if they do we get into a beggar thy neighbor type of situation which can lead to a slippery slope to confrontation much russia is expected to demand that the u.s. coordinates crucially its monetary policies with the rest of the g. twenty because what america does it home resonates abroad you think they'll be much support for that. i think most of the world will support calls that we've seen come out of brazil russia china to some extent japan and to some extent some other countries that don't always get featured as watch as they

i would like -- virginia harmon, the deputy chief, and myself provided a report of discriminatory actshroughout the municipal system and we are happy to talk about how that a truck through -- they are tracked through sfpd and the way we try to work to prevent recurrences. >> and i know it is late and i will try to get through my presentation quickly. please do not hesitate to interrupt me. i manage the equal opportunity office for the lehigsfmta. deputy chief murphy provided you with an overview of hate crimes on muni, and i want a broader overview of the complaints we see from members of the public as we provide services to them. the first slide provides an overview of the presentation. first, we will talk about it since -- incidents, what they consist of, tracking statistics, and preventative measures. as an agency required to comply with state and local laws, which have been discriminating against -- we are barred from discriminating against pathan, classes. it prohibits discrimination on the basis of state, color, national origin, economic satus, disability, and numerous other cate

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more harmonization, closer coordination between member states and across the atlantic. right now, ahead of the outcome of this ad hoc group, no clear idea on specifics. exactly what should be done. the main thing in the frame is to set up a list of high-risk airports outside the eeo as far as air freight securities concern. >> thank you for that. that is it for our in-depth. we hope you enjoyed it. we will leave you with a look at the latest news headlines. goodbye for now. >>this week on world business... >>after leaping ahead in the boom years the celtic tiger of ireland is now limping and faces some very tough times ahead. >>i think things are probably going to stay at this level for a number of years, i think there is a long tail attaching to this recession for ireland in particular. >>how clothing brand uniqlo is shining bright despite the recession >>they are talking about selling literally millions of units in any particular season. >>and how jordan is addressing the issues of energy and water security. >>we have probably one of the most pressing water situation

the school board is set to vote tonight whether to relocate students and staff at harmon johnson elementary school. the board hired an engineering firm to conduct an independent study after september's deadly gas line explosion in san bruno. the engineers found the underground facility across from the school is at risk. >> and they found they wanted to bring the board together as soon as possible and look at the report. >> and coming up, debt collectors find a friend in face book. >> and getting lead out of toys. 7 on your side looks at a texting program telling parents which toys are dangerous. >> and there is a cold storm headed our way. cold showers, snow, and thunder will follow. i'll have details in the accu-weather forecast. >> thank you. plus... a new destination on this miniature train in honor of a big birthday of golden gate park. the news cononononononononononon >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> a mental health counselor is already arrest on child pornography charges police say they found a large amount of child porn on a 53-year-old's home computer.

three minutes to play, harmon with the t d up the middle. number four is in. go ahead and strike a pose. they will fight -- face dunbar. st >> still mild tomorrow, but things start to pull back. >> thanks for joining us. we'll see you b >>> next on c-span, on friday, president obama was in seoul, south korea, for the annual g-20

i would be remiss if i did not acknowledge virginia harmon, the senior manager of the vehicle employment office where these individuals to work directly. it is my honor to give each one of them an award. first we have mary donovan. this one is presented in recognition and appreciation of your dedication to improving the quality of life for the employees of the municipal transportation agency's by the san francisco municipal transit agency given the day, november 7, 2010. congratulations. this one goes to show for the same thing, but with a different name. last but not least, reggie smith. congratulations to each of you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, congratulations. >> thank you. i want to thank you for recognizing the job we have done over the past year. reggies group has worked with joe over the past year and it is not easy, the work that we do. i could not possibly do with -- do what i do without the support of reggie and joe, providing that support and giving me the room to make changes and updates. working with day to day units. it has been a wonderful experience so far that i re

dean understand us that he voted for mcnury last time but harmon this year. >> this time i went to hor man because of the fiscal issues. it has just gotten out of control. >> reporter: small business owner john mcnamey switched from the democrat to the republican. >> there's so much spending going on and for the future for the kids, they are never going to be able to reap out from that. >> there was quite a bit of talk about in that the shop. >> pretty friendly debate. >> yes, no fistfights over it. >> the candidates are glad of that and today both said they have reason to believe that ballots that arrived late will support them. >> we had 1500 workers on the get out the vote program in the last day and the last weeks leading up to that and we have knocked on one hundred thousand doors and a lot of the ballots came in because of the program and i'm looking forward to see what they say. >> we have 35,000 ballots yet to be counted where performance have been strong and we are hopeful as they come in the lead that grew slender and vanished will reemerge. >> it appears that everybody in th

i like sydney harmon, it was not a long and complicated courtship, it was not -- it was not a huge, you thing for us to put on the table and push back and forth. you know, it was something that happened in passing. >> you are great. sports illustrated, the covers, terry mcdonnell, thank you, pleasure to have you on the program. >> thank you. >> funding for charlie rose has been provided by the coca-cola company, supporting this program since 2002. and american express. additional funding provided by these funders. and by bloomberg. a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. we are pbs.

twin rivers school board voted tonight to relocate all students faculty and staff from harmon johnson elementary school. why? well the school is next to a major gas pipeline. engineering firm conducted an independent study after september deadly blast in san bruno and found the underground pipeline across from the school is a risk. pg&e says the gas facility near the school are safe. >>> tenant finally moving into a high profile san jose office building vacant since the day it was built eight years ago. price waterhouse cooper accounting firm moving into the 17 story tower in june. it signed a 15 year lease for the top 8 floors. and this is a sketch of what the target store san francisco metro might look like project approved today. city officials expect it to create 250 jobs and generate nearly two million dollars a year in sales tax when it opens in 1212. target wants to open a store at masonic where mervyn's used to be. >> for agent bit of fun. lethan an hour harry potter fans will see the movie magic they have been waiting for. >> wayne is at the museum in san jose where the potte

the operators can tell just by the hum of that machine that it's a harmonic noise emitted that it's out of balance and the machine needs to be cleaned. it will start vibrating and we have vibration analysis machines that will come over here and check the levels. so it's kind of an on-going thing that you have to stay on top of on a daily basis. >> handled properly, you take organic residuals, as we call them, that are leftovers of our society and turn them back into some energy. and we have another ability to take that sludge and get a nutrient value for crops there. we actually are running a kind of composting energy recovery system. >> well, this is a dirty job. we try to do it safely and we try to do it without imposing too much on the public. people want to flush their toilets and have things go away and not be bothersome again. we do a lot to try to accomplish that. i'd like to invite you to come back any time you want. once you got this in your blood, you are not going to be able to stay away. the raging waters are fun and when we do digester cleaning i really hope you can come ba

it is important that they be harmonized. i hearken back to the telegram in the cold war that george kennan offered when we were focused on communism, that the one thing ultimately that would order us is that in to defeat our enemies we become like them. we have got to come as security and a pretty good there is a way to do that, and a good example -- we have got to harmonize security and liberty. there is a way to do that, and a good example is taking off the shoes. host: you talk about americans being the eyes and ears of the community. where is the boundary between that and racial profiling? we had at the issue with juan williams making the comments on fox news saying he was uncomfortable when he saw muslims on an airplane how to -- when he saw muzzle on an airpla -- muslims on an airplane. guest: i am glad you raised that issue, libby. this can very easily slip into racial or ethnic profiling. this is quite suspicious behavior, as opposed to suspicious people -- there is behavior we ought to focus on. if someone is keepin

believes russian oil companies may have to pay an extra fifteen billion dollars and you choose to tax harmonization whole whether national companies will be compensated for these costs by either subsidies or if it creates an extraction texas. well there's no point in privatizing russian general motors for the time being that's according to the head of the state corporation which controls several hundred enterprises in russia. lay showed him a bit of it is that it's not reason to be privatized russian technologies for the time being i would even say could be home for privatization would hinder the development of the enterprise under our control we first have to transform the enterprise system to joint stock companies create holdings and distribute companies between them and help them develop financially. but let's take a look at the equity markets here stocks are lower friday morning following another round of tightening from china that raised investors the potential impact on demand for commodities. stocks in europe slipped on friday extending the second straight week to drop and wanted to see it a

that russian oil companies may have to pay an extra fifteen billion dollars in charities to tex harmonization whether national companies will be compensated for these costs by either subsidies or it increase in extraction taxes. there's no point in privatizing russian to clean waters for the time being that's according to the head of the state corporation which controls several hundred center prices in russia is a show with him a bit of a. reason to be privatized russian technologies for the time being i would even say could be home for privatization would hinder the development of the enterprise under control we first have to transform the enterprises into joint companies create holdings and distribute companies between them and help them develop financially. a look at the markets now the russian equity markets close flat positive on friday the r.g.s. broke the six hundred point benchmark finishing just a tenth of a cent the mites it's had an up and down session and just. looking back at the last week the russian markets were pulled in both directions with virtually equal force upbeat econom

russian companies may have to pay an extra fifteen billion dollars in duties to tax harmonization home whether national companies will be compensated for these costs by either subsidies or it decrease in extraction taxes . let's take a quick look at the equity markets what stops a private mourning going in another. and of tightening from china that raised investors concerns all the potential impact on demand for commodities. if it sees down more than a percent let my mind it let lower by mining shares such as fond of stocks and the best is also keeping an eye on developments out of ireland and mining stocks are losing ground up to china left that it's been so gracious the banks retain talent well it's another post down about two and a half percent. and here in russia the markets are trading higher in an afternoon session the r.t.s. is up point four percent the myself so the first to negative and is trading at a quarter of a percent most of the blue chips are losing on them isaacs is the biggest loser shedding until one and a half percent bucking the trend all the coral and gas. there i

about creating wealth and having a growth economy in europe we need a monetary policy that is not harmonized but it allows different member states. to have different monetary needs it makes sense it's only levels only the politicians and those obsessed about european integration still insist upon monetary union as as though it's a magic wand to secure economic growth on the contrary it hampers economic growth it's bad for western europe's economy but it's conservative m.p. douglas cars will thanks for being on the line on our team from london tonight thank you and still coming up on the program in this half hour of news with me kevin zero in from the cradle of life to a hot bed of death. the elfie has become a wasteland of sound solved and pollution and windy france join me in kazakstan to investigate how this transformation has a back to the people and how it went down to money environment rather. more the big stories today russia newspapers published new details of the joint nato russian missile defense shield discussed on the sidelines of last weekend's alliance summit in lisbon under a n

there are two key issues, in terms of how we harmonize with the u.s. government. i know of the last questions posed have been answered the bi. air available for analysis. the american people have divisived it in a very device american year. they ask congress to get rid of politics. they asked us to protect american interests. is this congress that has done the work. they have a constitutional responsibility to deal with this treaty. this congress has done its homework and analyze the treaty. they had irresponsibility to vote. -- they have the response ability to vote. they are asking the senate to do their job predict . and number of senators discussed the outstanding issues. as of now, there is no substitute on this treaty. what separates the ability to move forward to is a question about money tenures in the future. they have a $80 billion for a modernization and more to meet the requested senator kyl. they have all said that we are committed to the authorization we hope republican leaders can get it from the house as to what is going to go forward. we stand rea

looked at the same body of intelligence, and every one the five, kennedy, daschle, kerry, edwards, and harmon had themselves said that saddam had wmd. even kennedy, who was one the five that voted against the war. we must use diplomacy, not force. there were others who joined in. there was a letter that we received in december of 2003, signed by -- excuse me, 2004, signed by senator bob graham, chairman of the senate intelligence committee. a bipartisan letter that said saddam has wmd. why are you taking so long? a year later, bob graham was calling for bush's impeachment. now when this attach, and it was an attach. you don't have five big dogs in the democratic party make that kind of an attack in two days time without there being pull thought, some smart guy came up with let's corrode people's confidence in bush in order to defeat him in the polls in 2004. yet every one of them knew it was a lie. inside the white house, we had discussions about what to do about it. don't get down and wrestle with the pig. you'll get muddy. let's move forward. let's look forward. people said, you know, let's

>> 32-year-old tina harmon's boyfriend reported her missing wednesday. as police in howard, ohio, began their investigation. they also found the two children and a close friend were also missing. herman's truck was found late yesterday on the campus of herman college. a coworker said she found blood inside herman's house. police have been in contact with herman's ex-husband. but police say at this point, he's not a suspect. >> howard is a small town, 50 miles northeast of columbus. >>> a new twist in several scandals around the word. -- world. >> a double agent blew the whistle on those sleeper agents. >> hannah chapman didn't so much come in from the cold when her spy cover was blown. using her new celebrity status to open a moscow boutique this week, she seems to have come into the cold. chapman, who picked up her english name, when she picked up her english husband, has long become the story that spread last summer. she was one of 10 long-term sleeper spies, living apparently long upon terms -- long terms in the u.s., when they were expoised in an --

you guys are harmonizing.e were cute, weren't we? >> jimmy:ooks like you're ying to hypnotize him there. [ laughter ] >> and we don't actually speak besides this. >> jimmy: you don't even speak. no. you just text message, is that right? >> we don't speak anymore. >> jimmy: stevie, how was it for you, after "born to run" comes out, smash hit. now you're in a barn, and y're recording 70 songs, and he goes, "i only want to use 10"? [ laughter ] "i only want to use 10." >> it's weird, man, because as a guitar player, that's one thing. you have different tastes, maybe, you know? and'm digging some things and thinking -- but as a songwriter, i'm like, "man, you're throwing that away?" >> jimmy: really? >> "you're putting that on the shelf?" you know, it was tough to -- i mean, that kind of willpower and discipline i didn't have. okay? he had it, but i didn't have it, man. i'm like, "that's too good." >> jimmy: "we've got to use it!" >> yeah, "you've gotta use that." >> jimmy:darkness, lightness we'll do both. we'll

i'm gonna play mini -- tiny, little harmonic we have over there. >> i feel like that's easy -- some how of look room. >> jimmy: i know. >> good i'm not playing it. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. here we go, ready? ready? 45 seconds going. >> yup. ♪ ♪ >> oh, "row, row you're boat." >> jimmy: yes! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i don't know how to play it. i've never played a mini-harmonica. how do i know? >> please. >> jimmy: oh, come on. >> that was piece of cake. >> jimmy: i've never played a tiny harmonica. >> whatever. >> jimmy: i didn't even know -- like it worked. all right. we tied the record. >> we're on the same team. i'm happy. i'm happy for us. >> jimmy: yeah, you really are. >> all right. here. >> jimmy: okay. >> oh, good lord. again, another good lord. this is -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. pick the instrument. >> i actually could have used the trombone for this one, i feel like it would have been -- you'll see what i mean. >> jimmy: okay. marching band song. >> all right. the violin. what? [ scattered applause ] >> jimmy: have you ever tried to play the violin? >> i don'

you skeeds them and they sing and they're teaching kids how to know pitch and harmonize.and get them to sing together. for some, you know, it might sound like a bunch of noise but you're talking an christmas carol in your house. >> these cute. how about safetyives. sometimes you look at little pieces with little ones. >> not the ones we mentioned but others called squinkkys and zubls. they're small. you have to worry about children swallowing them. the issue with paper jam guitar, it's about the worry of breaking it. if you break it, you're out 20 bucks. >> good to talk with you, thank you. >> thank you. >>> we said americans would be spending slightly more. don't expect moms to do so. they're cutting back. [ man ] if it was simply about money, every bank loan would be a guarantee of success. at ge capital, loaning money is the start of the relationship, not the end. i work with polaris every day. at ge capital, we succeed only when they do. whoo! awesome! yes! we've got to get you out of the office more often. ♪ my turn to drive. ♪ a $100 cream. flabbergasted when we cre

it is important that they be harmonized. i hearken back to the telegram in the cold war that george kennan offered when we were focused on communism, that the one thing ultimately that would order us is that in to defeat our enemies we become like them. we have got to come as security and a pretty good there is a way to do that, and a good example -- we have got to harmonize security and liberty. there is a way to do that, and a good example is taking off the shoes. host: you talk about americans being the eyes and ears of the community. where is the boundary between that and racial profiling? we had at the issue with juan williams making the comments on fox news saying he was uncomfortable when he saw muslims on an airplane how to -- when he saw muzzle on an airpla -- muslims on an airplane. guest: i am glad you raised that issue, libby. this can very easily slip into racial or ethnic profiling. this is quite suspicious behavior, as opposed to suspicious people -- there is behavior we ought to focus on. if someone is keepin

the twin river school board voted to relocate all students, faculty and staff from harmon johnson elementary. an engineering firm conducted an independent study after the deadly blast in san bruno and found the underground pipeline across from the school is a risk. pg&e sails the gas facilities near the school are safe. >> emotions ran high at a meeting at san pablo's lake elementary school. they talked about schools their children would attend when lake is shut down next fall. the contra costa times reports the meeting ended abruptly when most of the nearly 200 parents walked out. in 2009, the west contra costa school district decided to close eight schools. district officials plan to redistribute students from lake elementary to three other schools, bayview, highland or dover. parents told school officials last night schools were too far away or didn't have enough room to accommodate the children who attend lake elementary. >> a florida congressman is calling for u.s. airports to fire the transportation security administration in the wake of the controversy over new enhanced patdowns. john

al cseke, jane harmon, michael huff ton, spending tens of millions of dollars thinking they could gorom the business world to higher office in california and the only thing that happened is they made a lot of consultants very, very wealthy. i'll submit to you one thing, dana and ken, and think about this as we deguest these numbers over the next few days. whitman now looks like she is losing by about 5 points, much closer than the polls had said. i think that last field poll said she was 10 points behind. i think this is going to be a close finish for meg whitman. i will submit this is the latino vote that she did not get. she had made inroads, opened an office in east l.a., but that house keeper scandal really hurt her. you can look at this woman, worth $1.2 billion, brought down by an $18 an hour housekeeper and i think that's what the story is going to be over the next few days. >> you know with is amazing to me, hank, she had all the big consultants that money could buy and they did not see this coming? this would have been something that might have been able to diffuse had they

tell you we need to lower the barriers that exist between intelligence gathering agencies so we can harmonize intelligence, share information that's out there. one thing about these terrorists they like to talk a lot. we need to make better use of that and put it into effect so we can protect people on the airplanes. >> we'll continue this including a look at specifics, including the episode that had the congressman fire off a letter to the president. listen here, secretary of state hillary clinton's reaction to the new airport screening procedures. this what is she told cbs "face this nation." is this undercutting the tsa's message? >> would you submit to one of these pat-downs? >> not if i could avoid it. no. i mean who would? er! [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus rushes relief for all-over achy colds. the official cold medicine of the u.s. ski team. alka-seltzer plus. daddy, i'm bored. almost. it converts the car's braking force into electricity, so it's more efficient. so i thought... what if we put that same system onto one of these? [ people screaming ] who knows? we might be able to

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you've hit on two key issues in terms of how do we harmonize within the u.s. government. background checks that are done for workers at critical sensitive areas, whether it's ports, airports, whatever it may be that exposes people to risk. so in the aviation sector, obviously, we do thorough background checks on anybody with access to a sterile area at the airport, at cargos and ports there are different processes, protocols, so it's something i'm working closely with commissioner boursin, because we have the most overlap with the u.s. coast guard in terms of how do we harmonize this and provide basically one-stop shopping? we're not there yet but i hope to be able to report back some good progress in that area. >> the reason i ask the question is, if it is accurate, as i've been told, that the aviation side costs 1 slush 3 of what the court side costs, if you harmonize, when you get to what we're doing from the mort side and move from the private sector to public sector and triple the cost, that's probably not the right approach. i would like to get an analysis of the ef