before i felth i want to xhepd norm wong and james lee with dpw to helping me their communicated with me and they're trying to help with what is fruitless for me and i imagine the public for you on the way home i have to navigate around the construction i have trouble coming down market street just to get to my appointments downtown. i'm inclined to take my trade elsewhere outside of san francisco to trade with merchant when i would have previously come down market street or union square or trade in san francisco but it's good difficult now because of the traffic. one comment that came up norman wong said may i misunderstands he has one section for every 3 thousand special permits that's a key to understanding the problem as i see it i can't anymore walk safely down market street without feeling threatened by the multiple construction sites and they spring up everyday there's a new site and it's difficult to know how to get around the city and avoid those alcoholic and dangerous construction sites they're taking over our streets so i ask as people citizens of san francisco as well to

north korea's film industry is about to be released in japan it's directed by british filmmaker james lee on the movie is titled the great north korean pictures show it depicts a group of young people who are trying to break into the country's film industry i am in. the this film was shot over a two year period starting in two thousand and nine officials under the leadership of the late kim jong il allow that to be made on condition that they have the final say in what appears documentary shows the lives of students attending the country's top film school. making it wasn't without any mishaps at one point the crew experienced a power outage while shooting i don't know. for this. i hope. moving the recent announcement. i'd go dude would you do. directors said the authorities ordered him to delete the sequences of outages but he explained that blackouts are also common in other countries. professor had jimmy's any of the university of his opus as the north didn't work. there used to allow embarrassing information to be shown about the country. my usual not i think the norse current leaders

i'd like to thank my partner, david lee and james lee and travis tunis who have been here making surewe got the results counted right. i get to come in at the end and just do the glory job of presenting the results. without further ado, let's look at some of the results from the cpac straw poll. so the type of registrant, 40% were individual. 42% were students. very similar to what we see in past years. 5% were participating organization and 4% were the participating organization. age, cpac continues to be dominated by young people. as almost one in two of the participants in the straw poll was between the ages of 18 and 25. however, we had a third of them that were between the ages of 26 and 55, and 20% that were over the age of 55. so slightly up from past years with some of the more mature audience of the cpac members. in terms of gender, we had 63% were male. 37% were female. very, very much in line with what we've seen in past years. in terms of what drives people who attend cpac -- now let's understand, the cpac straw poll is not a quantitative survey in the real sense of what y

after that, air force secretary deborah lee james addresses the women and international security organization. and later the senate returns at 2:00 eastern time for a debate on the so-called doc fix legislation involving how much the government pays doctors who treat medicare patients. >> last year virginia state senator kay deeds suffered a personal tragedy when he was stabbed by his mentally ill son. before the incident a judge had issued an involuntary commitment order for senator deeds' son to receive treatment but no beds were available. today at the national press club, senator deeds will talk about his efforts to change the mental health system in his state. you can watch his remarks live starting at

one of his friends and a member of its immense treasure, james lee witt, is running a race in arkansas'srth district for an open seat. you can expect him to hit the campaign trail there. president clinton's son-in-law's mother is running for congress in suburban philadelphia, marjorie margulies, who used to be a member of congress for a term back in 1992 and 1994. that is a primary that is coming that you may explain the contents -- the clintons to have a role in. int: let's go to john delaware, ohio, on our line for democrats. you are on with david wasserman of the cook political report. much.: thank you very this may sound uprising coming from a democrat, i would like to --e mr. wasserman considering nancy pelosi seem to shut out all of the republicans when they designed obamacare, which i think should be called you think it is possible that maybe the democrats be better off in 2016 if they did poorly in 2014? because then finally the democrats in the house would finally wake up and get rid of nancy pelosi and the remainder of the current democrat leadership in the house. that is my co

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followed by air force secretary debra lee james on recruiting and retaining female military officers. then a discussion about legalizing marijuana. and journalist christina lindborg with details on heroin use in the u.s. >> two weeks after the burglary i received a large manila envelope at the "washington post" and it had a return address of liberties publications, media, pennsylvania, which didn't mean anything to me but it was slightly intriguing. inside was a cover letter the citizens commission to investigate the fbi. that's the name the eight burglars gave each other. and what they wrote really sounded like something that a commission, perhaps appointed bay president or attorney general, might have -- they described the fact that they had burglarized an fbi office; they had become concerned that there were informers and antiwar and civil rights organizations, and that they saw no way to confront this except by getting evidence of whether such suppression of dissent was taking place, and so it said that files were enclosed, and they hoped that i would make them public. these had b

after that, air force secretary deborah lee james addresses the women and international security organization. and later the senate returns at 2:00 eastern time for a debate on the so-called doc fix legislation involving how much the government pays doctors who treat medicare patients. >> last year virginia state senator kay deeds suffered a personal tragedy when he was stabbed by his mentally ill son. before the incident a judge had issued an involuntary commitment order for senator deeds' son to receive treatment but no beds were available. today at the national press club, senator deeds will talk about his efforts to change the mental health system in his state. you can watch his remarks live starting at 1 p.m. eastern over on c-span. >> bend is a timber town. you wouldn't know it to look at it today. the timber qualities are almost completely removed, but, yes, bend was a timber town to begin with. at the height of the timber industry, so if you were to drop into bend in, say, 1928, you would have smell the mills, you would have smelled sawdust. if you went through certain parts of town,

deborah lee james and mark welsh provided testimony emphasizing the impact on the readiness. the congressman buck mckeon of california chairs this two-hour hearing. the committee will come to ord order. i want to thank you all for joining us here today as we consider the fiscal year budget request for the department of the air force. i appreciate the witness with ty and there's a part of the airmen. joining us today are the honorable deborah lee james, secretary of the air force and the general mark welsh, chief of staff of the air force and he is brightened up the room a little bit by inviting his wife and his daughter lives to be with us. thank you for joining us. i want to welcome the secretary, the 23rd secretary of the air force. as this is her first posture hearing before the committee. we are also delighted that she is a further past staff members. we were talking before we came in and she pointed out where one of her offices was in her tenure on the staff. happy to have you back. welcome back. while this committee and you have warned about the consequences of the cuts

air force secretary deborah lee james suggested today the culture there encouraged cheating. >> i certainly felt that the testing an training environment was unhealthy. the drive to always soar 100% -- score 100% on exams when 90% was the standard, and the use of these scores in some cases as the sole differentiator on without got promoted and who didn't, just seemed inappropriate to me. >> woodruff: the air force announced plans to modernize three nuclear missile bases and upgrade training on "core values" and leadership. the secret service is also under new scrutiny over alleged misconduct. the issue resurfaced after an agent turned up drunk at a dutch hotel before president obama's visit this week. today, the "washington post" reported two officers suspected of drinking had a car accident this month in miami during a presidential visit there. in economic news, a bill restoring jobless benefits for more than two million americans cleared a procedural hurdle in the senate. it's not expected to survive in the house. and wall street failed to gain any traction. the dow jones industrial avera

janet and martha and don and elaine and jeff and jennifer and maria and james, mark, jerry, heeding, tina. mary rose. lisa and mrs. leend her son and others those are being talented with the ellis act or ellis act had already been received we still could benefit if having help and relocating in our neighborhood so our community cocoon to north beach can continue being a kevin and vibrant diverse place. thank you >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello. thank you for having us her. i'm sarah i was raised up in san francisco and in supervisor wiener's district i won of the many people being held activity along with in my neighborhood are we're licensing at the beginning of april. and we are among the many people who are facing that. i'm here today, i had to take time off from my classroom because i see how this this impacting my students they're not represented in the ellis act numbers they don't have the political capital to understand what they can do or fight it. it takes stress and will to fight it to look for housing and they're in that situation to try to be able to do that. i see that happen in any classroom and tak

dorothy's neighbor james holloway told police that edward lee elmore, a 23-year-old handyman worked for dorothy from time to time. although elmore had never been convicted of a felony, police matched his fingerprints from other misdemeanor arrests and issued a warrant to bring him in, accusing him of murder and rape, among lesser charges. greenwood police went looking for elmore 36 hours after dorothy's body was found. >> i was working second shift with the detective division and the call came in saying the suspect was at his girlfriend mary's apartment. i went up and knocked on the door. >> the encounter was not what detective vandenburgh expected. >> i told them that we had a warrant for his arrest. and i told him it was for murder. his demeanor at that time was so nonchalant. oh, okay. which is totally out of context for anybody i've ever dealt with before in a situation like that. no outburst or violent behavior. just like oh, well. >> police took hair and blood samples and placed them in the county jailhouse. even elmore's public defender had doubts about his innocence. >> many peo

dorothy's neighbor james holloway told police that edward lee elmore, a 23-year-old handyman worked for dorothy from time to time. although elmore had never been convicted of a felony, police matched his fingerprints from other misdemeanor arrests and issued a warrant to bring him in, accusing him of murder and rape, among lesser charges. greenwood police went looking for elmore 36 hours after dorothy's body was found. >> i was working second shift with the detective division and the call came in saying the suspect was at his girlfriend mary's apartment. i went up and knocked on the door. >> the encounter was not what detective vandenburgh expected. >> i told them that we had a warrant for his arrest. and i told him it was for murder. his demeanor at that time was so nonchalant. oh, okay. which is totally out of context for anybody i've ever dealt with before in a situation like that. no outburst or violent behavior. just like oh, well. >> police took hair and blood samples and placed them in the county jailhouse. even elmore's public defender had doubts about his innocence. >> many peo

dorothy's neighbor james holloway told police that edward lee elmore, a 23-year-old handyman worked for dorothy from time to time. although he had never been convicted of a felony, police matched his fingerprints from other misdemeanor arrests and issued a warrant to bring him in. accusing him of murder and rape, among lesser charges. greenwood police went looking for elmore 36 hours after dorothy's body was found. >> i was working second shift with the detective division and the call came in saying the suspect was at ex-girlfriend mary's apartment. i went up and knocked on the door. >> the encounter was not what the detective expected. >> i told them that we had a warrant for his arrest. and i told him it was for murder. his demeanor at that time was so nonchalant. just, oh, okay, which is totally out of context for anybody i've ever dealt with before in a situation like that. no outburst or violent behavior. just, like, oh, well. >> police took hair and blood samples and placed them in the county jail house. even elmore's public defender had doubts about his innocence. >> many people

lee brian schrager. dominique, you're being considered for this james beard award. you think you will get it for the cronut or -- >> i work hard everyday and i do what i love. that is most important for me. >> lee has not been able to try one because you don't let him cut the line. >> i had everything to the table but the cronut. i asked if i could try one, he said we're out. >> the artistry that you decided to go after. there is a whimsical quality. >> i believe in creativity and making new things. i see so many people excited nowadays with technology and smart phones, waiting hours to get the new phone that has been launched. and this same passion when it comes to food, i am so happy that we can -- >> you can have a store next to apple store. the best of both worlds. for people that like being in lines. tell me about your latest creation. a chocolate chip shot glass? >> a chocolate chip cookie with a little coating to pour some milk. it is really good. we warm it up in the bakery and it is very delicious. >> are you going to start with the chocolate chip shot glas

air force secretary deborah lee james will be a guest on the women in the international security group today she will be speaking about women in positions related to america's national security. >> high. and if you've just come in, come on out and take a seat. wonderful. thank you all for making it out in the middle of the day and it's exciting to see all of your faces. a lot of them are familiar to me and a lot of them are new, so that as exciting as well. i'm the program chair for the women of the harvard women and defense diplomacy and development. one of the two cosponsors for this event. and harvard w. three d. which is an defense diplomacy development was launched in the fall of 2013 and we are dedicated to cultivating women to become leaders that work together toward sustainable peace. our goal is to bring together leaders and future leaders within the professional sectors of defense, diplomacy and development to build trust and collaboration between the different sectors to create holistic policy decisions and solutions. and our network is very much, just as much about passion

also air force secretary tennessee rah lee james will speak to the group women in international security. that's live at 1:30 eastern. ♪ >> dear congress, our fames are shelley, hannah and -- [inaudible] and we attend an art school in phoenix, arizona. throughout the years we have encountered a handful of friends with mental illnesses, and throughout those years we have of seen how a lack of support for treatment can result in devastating events as well as emotional distress for those individuals and their families. >> when i look back on the incident that took place in tucson, the tragedy where i was shot and congresswoman giffords was shot and 17 other people were wounded and six people died, the young man who did those shootings, who hot us, had been -- who shot us, had been displaying symptoms of mental illness for at least two years before that time. >> we've announced the winners of this year's student cam video competition on what's the most important issue congress should address this year. watch the top 21 winning videos starting tuesday and ever weekday throughout the month be

air force secretary deborah lee james will be a guest of the women and international security group today. she will be speaking about women in positions related to america's national security. we will have that live at 1:30 p.m. eastern on c-span2. also today, the brookings institution is hosting a discussion on u.s.-china relations including looking at sports and cultural diplomacy. former nba player yao ming and former nba commissioner david stern are among the panelist. that will be live beginning at 2 p.m. eastern on our companion network c-span. supreme court justices are weighing whether corporations have religious rights that exempt them from part of the new health care law that requires coverage of birth control for employees at no extra charge. two cases than an were combinedd argued at the supreme court tuesday. it involves family-owned companies that provide health insurance to their employees but objected to covering certain methods of birth control that they say can work after conception in violation of their religious beliefs. you can hear the oral argument from earlier this

ado, i willfurther introduce the honorable deborah lee james, secretary of the air wilson,nd stephen strike command. >> good afternoon. thank you for joining us today. general wilson and i promised you periodic updates about our very important nuclear mission. the cheating incident and our efforts to address these matters. we are grateful that use vent time with us this afternoon. as you may recall during our last briefing in january, general wilson and i showed you there were 92 crew members under investigation for some level of involvement and a test compromise at the air force base. either they participated in cheating or knew something about it without reporting it all stop back in january, general wilson launched a commander-directed investigation, and forced improvement program, to get to the bottom of this situation and to recommend needed improvements. further, the secretary of defense order that we provide him a plan within 60 days, containing a way forward. finally, when we provided our last update, i offered you seven -- what i call my observations from my recent visits to

joining us today are the honorable deborah lee james secretary of the air force and general mark sub to chief of staff of the air force and he has brightened up the room a little bit by inviting his wife that betty and his daughter lives to be with us. thank you for joining us. i want to especially welcome secretary james the 23rd secretary of the air force as this is her first posture hearing before a committee. we are also delighted that she is the former house staff member and in fact we were talking before we came in here and she pointed out to us where one of her offices was in her tenure on the staff. we are happy to have you back. welcome back. this committee and you general welsh have warned about the consequences of the cuts to our defense budget. i don't think policymakers in washington or the american people really understand how much has been cut and what it means. for the air force what it means is although the budget request highlights were investments in readiness the air force still cannot meet its readiness needs until 2023. let me read that again. 2023, 10 years alm

lee would teach martial arts classes, his students included actor steve mcqueen and james coburn. >> did his kund fu. >> in 1971, lee famously described his unique fighting style. which he called gkun do. >> like water. you put water in to a cup it becomes the cup. you put water in to a bottle, it becomes the bottle. in a teapot, it becomes the teapot. water can flow or it can crash. the water, my friend. >> his skills landed lee the role on "the green hornet." kato proved more memorable than the show. the series was cancelled after just one season. hollywood couldn't see lee as a star. >> don't speak english? >> when abc was casting kung fu series about marshal artist monk in the old west -- lee was considered for the lead. but the part went instead to david caradine. >> when he was passed over for the lead role it was devastating. it was -- this is just old hollywood all over again. >> rejected by hollywood, lee returned to hong kong where he was offered the lead in "the big boss." his wife still remembers opening night. >> the film was over and it was perfectly quiet. all of a sudd

madeleine albright, former secretary james baker, william cohen, stephen hadley, henry kissinger, condoleezza rice, lee hamilton, brent scowcroft, paul o'neill, frank carlucci, larry summers, john snowe, henry paulson. this is a bipartisan list of who's who in foreign policy, all saying that this is critical to do. let me be very clear -- opponents have argued that i.m.f. reforms provide no added relief to the ukraine so it's superfluous to this bill. that argument is patently false. the 2010 i.m.f. reform strengthened the i.m.s. that's why they were done. as it relates to the ukraine by increasing ukraine's quota, the reform's -- reforms increase available short-term lending from $1 billion to $1.6 billion and longer term resources the i.m.f. can leverage for the ukraine by up to $6 billion. it also strengthens our ability to shape an i.m.f. support package for ukraine. now, critics say i.m.f. reforms undermine u.s. influence and increase russia's influence in the i.m.f., and they're dead wrong again. we remain the largest i.m.f. shareholder, even after reform. we are guaranteed our executive board se

lee leaves the game with a hamstring injury. the spurs win 99-90. that's the bigger issue. >>> the sharks welcome in the capitals. james shepherd on the breakaway puts san jose up by one. short lived. chris brown later in the period gets the lucky deflection into the net. that's brown's first ever nhl goal. backstrom in the shootout lives up to his name. he goes back hand and the caps beat the sharks 3-2 in that shootout. >>> first round of the women's ncaa tournament. she needs just one to be the pac-12's all time leader for sanford. here it is right here. puts stanford up by 21 over south dakota. later another lay in. he had a game-high 23 points. she is the new record holder and stanford wins. >>> cal taking on fordham in texas. final seconds. fordham up by one. boyd off the glass and gives the bears a one-point lead. one more chance for fordham but the shot is short. cal faces baylor on monday. >>> spring training action. the giants taking on the white sox. top of the sixth. buster posey up the middle. the giants go up 7-1. top of the ninth. giants up by 2. brandon hicks. his third solo shot of the spring. the fan

lee, al jazerra, crimea. >> joining us from washington with more on this is james the deputy director of the american institutekraine, thank u james for being with us again. >> thank you. >> i am curious of your thoughts. we heard from a for former kremlin adviser today repeating russia's concerns that the west has caused all of this. they have stoked the fires there in ukraine and encouraged the protesters to overthrow president yanukovych's government and that a lot of russians within the ukraine are not happen by it and like russia's movement. what do you say to that? >> well, i think that there are people in ukraine who are not happy about the events in kiev that don't consider themselves russians who simply consider themselves russian-speaking ukrainians in the east and south country outside of crimea. these are the people who put mr. yanukovych in office and i don't think they like the idea at all that a group of people can assembly in kiev, primarily from the west, and throw the president they voted for out of office. consider how blue states in this country would feel if a crowd of tea partyers stormed

dorothy's neighbor james holloway told police that edward lee elmore, a 23-year-old handyman worked forime. although elmore had never been convicted of a felony, police matched his fingerprints from other misdemeanor arrests and issued a warrant to bring him in, accusing him of murder and rape, among lesser charges. greenwood police went looking for elmore 36 hours after dorothy's body was found. >> i was working second shift with the detective division and the call came in saying the suspect was at his girlfriend mary's apartment. i went up and knocked on the door. >> the encounter was not what detective vandenburgh expected. >> i told them that we had a warrant for his arrest. and i told him it was for murder. his demeanor at that time was so nonchalant. oh, okay. which is totally out of context for anybody i've ever dealt with before in a situation like that. no outburst or violent behavior. just like oh, well. >> police took hair and blood samples and placed them in the county jailhouse. even elmore's public defender had doubts about his innocence. >> many people will proclaim const

concern that russian documents relating to lee harvey oswald turned over to washington might be doctored to embarrass the u.s. bret. >> our resident historian, james thank you. >>> it's been a legislative priority for decades, yet action on immigration reform has gone virtually nowhere. carl cameron on making deportation humane. >> it was supposed to be all about the irish with st. patrick's day looming, but the president had undocumented immigrants from south of the border on his mind. >> there's no reason why we can't do for this generation of immigrants what was done for a previous generation, to give them that chance. >> under intense pressure from hispanics to relax the deportation of undocumented immigrants, the president has ordered the department of homeland security to study ways to do so. >> what the president has asked secretary johnson to do is conduct a review of practices to insure that within the confines of the law, we are carrying out the policies in the most humane way possible. >> mr. obama met privately with members of the hispanic confr conference, including ruben hinojosa, and they issued a statement saying the president hope

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lee left the game with a hamstring injury. the spurs win 99-90. >>> and to the ice. the sharks hosting the capitals. third period jameserd scores on the breakaway to give san jose the 2-1 lead. this game goes to a shootout where the caps nicklas backstrom wins it with a backhand goal and the sharks lose 3-2. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," the deadline to sign up for president obama's new health care plan is coming up. we'll show you how the golden state stacks up with the rest of the nation. >>> good morning, i'm mike inouye and there's lots to do here in the bay. spring is here but so is the drought. is your garden suffering? head over to san mateo for the flower and garden show. our bob redell showed us a couple of amazing designer scenes but you can get inspired about drought resistant, eco conscious and edible garden options. there's fun looks at landscaping there. we'll turn to san francisco for nontraditional film making. the short film competition sheerts films shot on cell phones or webcams. dubbed as one of the coolest festivals it's often more about the skill rather than the equipment with which you

lee gifford to have her own line of wine. that would be like if today someone was like, "hey, you know lebron james, he should have his own shoeter ] "we should make a shoe for lebron james." but they were great. one was a chardonnay which was delicious, and one was a red blend which was ten great blends. which i think means the at the end of the "today" show, they go around and they take the ten glasses of wine and they pour whatever's left of them into a bottle and then they just shake it up. and that's the wine. it's delicious. it's like oaky and full bodied. and there's a little bit of kathie lee lipstick in it, which is great. [ laughter ] taran killam's here tonight which is very exciting. [ cheers and applause ] taran is the only cast member on "snl" that i got to call and tell him he got the job which was really exciting. we were at a meeting. all the writers were big fans of his. lorne was a big fan of his and lorne was like, "all right, well, we should hire him." and then he sort of said like do you want to call taran, and i said, "oh, i'd would love to," because, you know, it's such an exciting thing to tell somebod

lee curtis in the 1996 classic "house arrest"? it's the nult talented alex wall. and he's the number one overall seed in the tournament who's also won a jamese today. watch out it's isaac. and now the host of "up against the clock" steve kornacki. >> thank you, bill wolf. thank you studio audience and thank you for tuning in at home. we have arrived. it is the second of our three preliminary round matches in the up against the clock tournament of champions. last week we saw was feed's kate win a dramatic last second victory to win her pool and advance to the big national championship game on april 5th. and today the second of those three spots in that championship game is on the line. the three people standing on contestant's row right now for hand picked by our selection committee for their impressive play. they are susan, alex and isaac. rules remain the same. questions will get harder as we go along. contestants you request ring in any time but you will be penlized for wrong answers. i will remind our live studio audience to remain absolutely silence, no outbursts while this game is in play. with that, i'll ask the contestants, are you r