. ♪ >> while these hobbies simply kill time for some inmates, for joe aske, it's a source of income.s -- i sell them. this is made out of toilet paper, right? see this? it says -- the poem, here's a special flower to say i love and miss you. made from 14 little squares of prison toilet tissue. finding new and different ways to make you laugh or smile makes running out of toilet paper almost seem worthwhile. and people, they actually put them in the letter, send it home. but i make -- i should make two bucks off this tonight so i can smoke a cigarette later. that's what it's all about. >> cigarettes are expensive, huh? >> $2 a cigarette, wow. >> in our three months inside san quentin, our production crew barely found a quiet moment. the noise on the cell block can be deafening. and now at nearly 10:00 p.m., most inmates are about to call it a night before a new day of the same old routine starts all over again. >> shutdown is at 9:30, 10:00, shutdown, everybody goes quiet. everybody says good night. respectfully, hey, you hear it from the front bar to the back bar, showing recollects

the health department was looking into it until joe vasquez started asking questions. >> hailey harris, 28 years old, says she is a crack cocaine addict. a group considered at high risk for spreading hiv. >> most of the conversation they have is, i don't care, you know, and i'm going to die anyway. >> could handing out clean crack pipes make a difference in that attitude? >> it may seem counterintuitive, but it's a great program. >> laura thomas is a group made of formal recommendation to san francisco's health department asking the city to consider a program to distribute free crack pipes to crack addicts. how will it work? it's not like the needle exchange programs, which are accepted as a means to prevent the direct spread of hiv. crack pipes are different. you can't get hiv from sharing crack pipes. giving them out for free as is being done on a trial basis in seattle and canada is more of an outreach effort. >> once you can bring people into your program, make them feel respected, taken care of, they are more likely to want to come back and want to get on hiv meds. >> meds which h

the health department was looking into it and joe vasquez started asking some questions. >> reporter: hailey harris, 28- year-old says she is a crack cocaine addict. a group at high risk for spreading hiv. >> most of the conversations they have is i don't care. you know. and i'm going to die anyway. >> reporter: could landing out clean crack pipes make a difference in that attitude? >> it may seem counterintuitive, but it's a great program. >> reporter: laura thomas is a member of the hiv represent planning council. asking the city to consider a program to distribute free crack pipes to crack addicts. how will it work? well it is not exactly like the needle exchange programs which are accepted as a means to prevent the spread of hiv. you cannot get hey from sharing crack pipes. giving them out for free like it is being done in seattle and several city ins canada is more than outreach effort. >> you can bring people into your program, make them feel respected, taken care of. then they are more likely to want to come back, and want to get on hiv ms. >> reporter: ms which have been prove

. >> joe calderon, let me ask you, serendipity 3 i have one of the famous frozen hot chocolates on set. people are lining up to come in, there it is, doesn't it look delicious? they're coming in to get frozen hot chocolates in weather like this? i don't believe you. >> we sell as many during the winter months as summer. during cold weather everyone wants comfort and what is more comforting than a frozen hot chocolate. melissa: how about a hot, hot chocolate? you led me to that. more comforting than frozen hot chocolate in cold weather? i could think of 50 things. hot cookies, coffee, regular hot chocolate. are they still -- your store is famous. i've been down there with my kids. there is huge line in front. you wait forever to get in. are you telling me in the arctic weather today there were still people lining up in front? >> yes, there were still people lining up in front and all coming for the iconic frozen hot chocolate. frozen. melissa: must not be from today then. let me ask you. >> yes, ma'am. melissa: after drinking my frozen hot chocolate the next thing i would not do is get

the whole infrastructure spending is not related to the unemployment. >> well, i think joe asked, becky that the way to go about it. >> is it? >> one would say, look, the stimulus back in '09 was an attempt to the infrastructure. a good portion of that money went into maintaining government programs rather than hard assets of infrastructure. and i think all of us would be supportive of a smart infrastructure program so you can -- don't allow for the waste to go by the wayside. >> immigration by staipartisan, you do that in 2014? >> i think the intent to launch the system is bipartisan, yes. there are some bipartisan aspects. yes, we have to get strong in terms of enforcement of law at the border as well as on the interior. i, as you know, have been very strong in advocating for a kids act. what do you do about the kids who have been brought here unbeknownst to them in many instances. you've got to give them a place in our country. you have to give them citizenship. so i think mindset let's do what we can and move the ball forward. >> i have an infrastructure project for you. you care ab

joe's. customers have to ask if they want water with their meal. >> i try to cut down a little bit. i take shorter showers, but i drink a lot of water. >> they decided to stop the automatic water servings a week ago and they have seen a slight drop in the water requests. >> our understanding is it requires about seven glasses of water for every glass of water you serve in order to clean the glass and the water you are served. it just makes sense of the water shortage. >> it has gotten so serious that beginning tomorrow the marin municipal water district will start pumping water out of phoenix lake on mount tam. one of the two reserve reservoirs. it will drop 20 feet over the next month. >> we did use it briefly when we had a short dry spell, but we haven't used it as water supply for about 20 years. >> if the water levels don't improve by april they will do something they haven't done since 1991, impose rationing. >> it is something we are looking at, but we haven't made a decisiont this point. >> i don't think it is going to hurt anybody if they need to ration. i think people shoul

joe's. customers have to ask if they want water with their meal. >> i try to cut down a little bit. a lot of water. >> they decided to stop the automatic water servings a week ago and they have seen a slight drop in the water requests. >> our understanding is it requires about seven glasses of water for every glass of water you serve in order to clean the glass and the water you are served. it just makes sense of the water shortage. >> it has gotten so serious that beginning tomorrow the marin municipal water district will start pumping water out of phoenix lake on mount tam. one of the two reserve reservoirs. it will drop 20 feet over the next month. >> we did use it briefly when we had a short dry spell, but we haven't used it as water supply for about 20 years. >> if the water levels don't improve by april they will do something they haven't done since 1991, impose rationing. >> it is something we are looking at, but we haven't made a decision at this point. >> i don't think it is going to hurt anybody if they need to ration. i think people should ration because we use water like

last night i asked legendary coach joe gibbs for his help in my quest for a super bowl ring. and mastered the art of quarterbacking with the dream maker steve clarkson. >> okay, i know where i am. after almost 45 minutes of grueling preparation it was time to show the old man what i was made of. >> well, coach, i'm about to play my first scrimmage, obviously the most important thing before any game is the inspirational speech by the coach. i have written a few words here. i wouldn't mind hearing from a man like you. >> stephen, i have coached many a pan but none like you. you combine charisma, looks and athleticism into one dazzling package. so go out there and win one for the gipper. by which i mean ronald reagan. show me the money? are you there god? it's me margaret. eye of the tiger. >> stephen: oh, i should go. i would be joined by former nfl receiver isaac bruce, four time pro bowler, super bowl champ and the thelma to my louise. my opponent, gerald mccoy, tampa bay buccaneers defensive tackle, one of the most feared defenders in the nfl two time pro bowler and 300 poun

joe asked earlier, where is that 4%?nflation would keep a lid on how high interest rates want to move in the face of no inflation globally. >> based on that, jeff, based on what steve just said, what do you do about it? >> the biggest question, steve, people keep send heing me char s charts. there's not a -- >> the balance sheets are a myth? >> rick, the myth is -- >> the 4 trillion -- [ talking at once ] >> let me tell you what the issue is. even people who are not as concerned about inflation as rick was, years ago -- >> i didn't say i wasn't concerned about inflation. i said the balance sheets are no myth. don't put words in my mouth, mr. steve liesman. >> i wouldn't want to put words in your mouth for sure. >> you certainly would not. >> i'm trying to say something nice. >> it seems like you changed gears with your objective. >> some people weren't so concerned. >> who's a lot of people. >> they would tell you -- >> they who? >> they are surprised by the lack of connection between the size of the balance sheets and l

joe's. customers have to ask if they want with with their meal. >> i try to cut down a little bit. a lot of water. >> they decided to stop the automatic water servings a week ago and they have seen a slight drop in the water requests. >> our understanding is it requires about seven glasses of water for every glass of water you serve in order to clean the glass and the water you are served. it just makes sense of the water shortage. >> it has gotten so serious that beginning tomorrow the marin municipal water district will start pumping water out of phoenix lake on mount tam. one of the two reserve reservoirs. it will drop 20 feet over the next month. >> we did use it briefly when we had a short dry spell, but we haven't used it as water supply for about 20 years. >> if the water levels don't improve by april they will do something they haven't done since 1991, impose rationing. >> it is something we are looking at, but we haven't made a decision at this point. >> i don't think it is going to hurt anybody if they need to ration. i think people should ration because we use water like

you saw what we ask, we brought you right intoer's living room that day, and our view as joe said we wanted everyone to go home that day feeling like they participated, like no one was let out. >> you didn't really instigate, and have they thrown in the towel there, given up? they can't compete. greinfeld didn't even show. where are you on that? >> i'm pruty sure he's here but i don't know. >> are they still plugging away? i'm kidding. trying to instigate. >> one of the things -- you're such abinstigator. one of the things i'm proud of working at the nyse, a linkedin and yelp and pandora and twitter those companies i don't think would have picked the nyse to be their exchange partner five to six years ago and now they all do and i'm sure our competitor attributes a lot of twitter and the success we've had in the technology space to the problems that they had with facebook. >> our competitors you can't even say the name. >> my children aren't allowed to say it either. but our point is a lot of those companies chose us before facebook so we already had a nice tailwind, worked really, r

why didn't joe ask me because -- >> i said make sure nobody knows. >> oh, no, nobody told me. why don't you just say, becky, i want that interview? you wouldn't have had to trade me anything for that. >> no, no, dick parsons is your kind of guy. you want to awl talk all your corporate -- it's the horse trading that goes on. >> cooperman i would like. >> no, i want r cooperman. >> no, the labor secretary -- no, take my wife, please. i traded you the labor secretary for -- i want mobius. >> you got mobius. >> i do. >> while you guys send e-mails back and forth, we're going to go across the pond. ross westgate is standing by in london. good morning to you, ross. >> andrew, very good morning to you. we are firmer this morning. the dow jones stoxx 600 advancers outpacing decliners bay ratio around about 7/2. the ftse 100 yesterday was down 113 points. we had a bit of a move higher this morning, up 27. 0.4% higher. gdp, we have the first numbers of gdp for the uk came in as expected, up 0.7% quarter on quarter. the annual rate of growth, 2.8%. that's about the best we've seen since

joe biden was asked about whether or not he would get into the race if hillary clinton were, and he said that the clinton decision would not affect his decision. does it affect yours? >> the bigger question is, where does our country go after president obama's honorable years of service? that's really the debate that our party needs to be having. there's a number of people that have offered ideas for growing our middle class to grow our economy and certainly in maryland where we achieved the fastest rate of job growth in the region and highest median income, i believe i have ideas to offer as well. in all of that, it's ultimately the people's decision as to who leads us forward, not only as a party but most importantly as a country. these are exciting times to be having these conversations and i look forward to being a part of it. >> if hillary runs, does that mean you wouldn't try to run? >> the most important work right now and i know that it's easy to focus exclusively on the horse race, but the more important work that needs to be done right now is the work of ideas and policies that

i wonder, joe, because i want to get to david chen and ask one more question.nk -- i got great respect for donny and i usually agree with donny but i could not disagree more. nobody wants to see chris christie going around wringing his hands and being sweet and nice and kind to people. if i were chris christie right now, i would be going from town hall to town hall to town hall to town hall, saying this is what i've done for new jersey. this is what i'm going to do for new jersey. if you don't like it, you can go straight to hell. i'm going to be the guy that i've always been. line your investigators up. i told you i am going to tell the truth and i am telling the truth. go ahead. kick me around all you want to kick me around. you know what i'm fighting for? i'm fighting to bring jobs to jersey and new york state and connecticut, they may want to raise taxes. i'm going to lower taxes. all of the mess that previous big spending governors have got us into, i'm going to keep fighting to get us out of there. people are obsessed about 2016. you know what i'm obsesse

now the health department was looking into it and told joe vasquez started asking questions. >> reporterayley harris, 28 years old, says she is a crack/cocaine addict, a group considered at high risk for spreading hiv. >> i have friends that have hiv and most of the conversations they have is i don't care, you know, and i'm going to die anyway. >> could handing out clean crack pipes make a difference in that attitude? >> it may seem counterintuitive but it's a great program. >> laura thomas is a member of the hiv prevention and planning council, a group made a formal recommendation to san francisco's health department asking the city to consider a program to distribute free crack pipes to crack addicts. how will it work? well it's not exactly like the needle exchange programs which are universally accepted as a means to prevent the direct spread of hiv crack pipes are different. you can't get hiv from sharing crack pipes. harris says giving them out for free as is being done on a trial basis in seattle and in several cities in canada is more than outreach effort. >> once you can bring pe

let me ask you, if i'm joe schmo, average citizen, if i'm google, what changes are going into effect beginning for me today? >> the program with the most attention is metadata relating to phone calls, the time of calls and phone numbers, that is in a database that the government controls and can query for information. there is a risk for potential abuse of that database. so what we're going to do immediately, the government cannot query that database to access information from it without going to a court first and getting judicial review beforehand. we're going to transition out of that program and have somebody other than the government hold that metadata. that's a big change in terms of privacy protection for all americans. every american's phone data could potentially be collected in this program. >> the question of what to do with that data, the n.s.a., the intelligence community, attorney general eric holder. you gave him 60 plans to transition to, whether a third party or somebody else other than the government to hold on to that data. the program is up for reauthorization in m

ask. is there? >> i knew that joe would ask that question, of course. >> no, it's andrew. >> that's one of my favorite questions. >> you're asking for andrew, i get it. >> i always say the chapter the hotel, the freer the wi-fi. >> so there is free wi-fi in the lobby, the vaunt, the rooms. if you need to download a file or a movie, you want to watch a movie on your ipad, you have to pay a few bucks for that. >> joe, we won't go there, but you know what that means. >> that's why i asked. >>> when we come back, what will the dow component tell the street? we'll have ge's quarterly results right after this. next! digital insurance id cards. just a tap away on the geico app. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know that when a tree falls in the forest and no one's around, it does make a sound? ohhh...ugh. geico. little help here. >>> good morning. welcome back to "squawk box" here. we're going to say welcome back all the time even if it's 24 hours that you've been here. i'm joe kernen with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin reporting from the regenc

. >> joe, i'd like to ask you this question and i'd like jennifer to follow up on this as well. in 2008 two workers were killed in an explosion, the u.s. chemical safety board asked the state to create a program to prevent accidents and spills. but that hasn't happened. is that acceptable in this community which you say depends on its livelihood to that industry? >> well, so is it acceptable, to, it certainly shouldn't be. is it in fact, for many, yes. i mean, it's hard to overstate how much animosity there is among west virginians towards the epa. it's likely that more people in west virginia know who the epa commissioner is than know that information in, say, washington, d.c. there's a -- so it's a deeply engrained distrust. and a belief that if you regulate, if you crack down on companies, they will just simply pick up and go elsewhere and we'll be left with no jobs. >> jennifer i know you've got plenty to say about that. outrageous, insane, acceptable, of course not. >> so first of all these people are honest, hardworking people. they're going to work every day to earn a liv

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. >> i wanted to ask you about joe biden. he was interviewed on the morning shows this morning and was asked about 2016. >> in my heart, i'm confident that i could make a good president. >> and that was in response to what will make him decide. i think savannah guthrie was asking him about how he would decide whether to run for president. he's obviously not making that decision yet and neither is hillary clinton. you're caught in the middle as the party chair between two heavy weights here. political heavyweights. >> you know, my job as chair of the democratic national committee will be to make sure that i can competently manage the -- and effectively manage our primary nominating contest and ensure that no matter who decides to run for president that they can rely on the dnc to be ready for whoever the nominee is and ensure that in 2016 another democratic candidate for president is elected president of the united states. we're already working hard towards doing that and look forward to talking with the candidates as they make

he has asked vice president joe biden to lead a federal review of the job training programs and to change the system to be employer-needs. steve handelsman will have a report in the next half hour. >>> and a big p prob brewing in the tyson corner. it is part of the area to make it more pedestrian friendly, but it is not happening in some folks, but with one in particular has been especially dangerous. this is lees and tyco road and the pedestrian signals are not on and making it difficult for people to cross the street. >> it is treacherous and scary. yeah, no crosswalk so i don't know when the cross, so i eyeball it and guess. >> and adam tuss of news4 is asking who to blame and how to fix it? he will have the answers at "news4 at 5:00." >>> we are following a developing story, the snowy owl that made headlines around the district is recovering, and it was hit by a bus. d.c. police found the owl near mcpherson square this morning and released be by the national zoo, you can see the experts taking care of the owl which has now been transferred to the city wildlife and rehabilitation cente

. >> reporter: you won't find water glasses already on the tables at san rafael joe's on 4th street. customers have to ask. >> i cut down a little bit. i take shorter showers. but i still drink a lot of water. >> reporter: the restaurant decided to stop the automatic water servings about a week ago and saw a slight drop in water requests. >> it requires about seven glasses of water for every fwlafs water you serve in order to clean the glass ware plus the water you serve. riot it's gotten so shortage the marin water district will start pumping water out of one of their two reserves. >> we used it briefly two years ago but we haven't used it as a water supply for 20 years. >> reporter: if things don't improve by april marin may do something it hasn't done since 1991, impose rationing. >> we're looking at that. >> i don't think it's going to hurt anybody, you know, if they ration. >> reporter: for now marin is asking for voluntary conservation. >> it's 4:33. another northern california town faces a water emergency. willits in mendocino county is down 100 day supply of water. it relies on surface water that

>> joe biden is going to be asked this question every day until he finally says one way or the other if he's going to run or not. because of all of hillary clinton's infrastructure and all of the great press and everything that's already happened, joe biden is in a major deficit, especially on the fund-raising piece, unless hillary clinton all of a sudden is going to give him a bunch of money from her campaign war chest. i also feel bad for boehner and bide biden. i like the tradition that they're there together, but i think it's so weird they have to sit behind the president like potted plants and keep a poker face all night. >> i like biden because he flies by the seat of this brains. >> very nice. >> you know, tough question. you want to be president some day. he's like, i still have a job. >> he's not going to run. first of all, he doesn't have bill behind him. the clintons and obama have been cutting deals left and right. of course, what hillary does is going to affect what joe biden does. he has no leg to stand on beside her. i still think it's one of the strangest decisions to

. >> actually, i'd like to ask a question to joe and to steve. this isn't the first time we have been through this kind of wrenching economic change coupled with technological advances and leaving a lot of people behind. i wonder if any lessons we could learn, steve or joe, how we handled the first hard years of the industrial revolution, you know, in the early 1900s, what changes were made by government and what changes were made by the private sector that helped create the middle class and the great american century. are there any analogies what we are going through now and how we might be able to bring jobs but a new kind of jobs and new kind of economy and new kind of social impact? >> i think the best analogy and here i'm going to agree with joe, if you go back to the early -- a hundred years ago, we had, i don't know the percentage off the top of my head a huge percentage of americans working on farms and then the productivity increases, automation on the farms. people said what will we do with all of these farmers? a terrible thing. they w

we want the average joe, jane, so we're not going to ask a lot of vetting up front. you have to be 18. you have to have at least high school. just by default, it's fallen out that 80% of them have a batch already's, master's, or drrt. we did not force that. they have to be living in the u.s., fluent in english and prove that to us. other than that, they get in the pool, and they are tracked. we send out five books, nothing nefarious or send out a sink l ball, but we track them and watch them so on average five to six people read any given book, sometimes book clubs could be 20. if they are in sync with peers it's nots a red light, it's a green light. if a book five people said no on the converse, we go back to the person nicely and probes, and if they -- if there's no explanation, we drop them. it's post setting. all the books, we think, on the, are good. some every bit as good as harry potter, gone with the wind, or kill a mocking bird, but those people deserve to have a voice, and we are helping them find it. >> as they help writers find their voice, the self-publi

joe, jane. we are not going to ask a lot of bending a brunt. they must be 18, have at least high-school colleges by default lleges by defaultn. it has fallen open. almost 80 percent have bachelor's or master's or doctor's. we did not force the. we don't require them to live in the u.s., but they have to be fluent in english. beyond that we just let them get in. they're tracks. we don't do anything nefarious. we don't send out a cinder blocks, but we track and wants them. on average five to six people read any given book. book clubs could be 20. if they are in sync with their peers is a green light. if we see someone say yes on the book were five people say no or the converse, we go back to that person very nicely and probe. and if there is no explanation we dropped them from being a reader. all of our books on our website are good. some are every bit as good as harry potter oregon with the wind. but those people deserve to have a voice command we are helping them find it. >> as they help writers find their voice, the so publishing books show he

we want the average joe, jane, so we're not going to ask a lot of vetting up front. you have to be 18. you have to have at least high school. just by default, it's fallen out that 80% of them have a batch already's, master's, or drrt. we did not force that. they have to be living in the u.s., fluent in english and prove that to us. other than that, they get in the pool, and they are tracked. we send out five books, nothing nefarious or send out a sink l ball, but we track them and watch them so on average five to six people read any given book, sometimes book clubs could be 20. if they are in sync with peers it's nots a red light, it's a green light. if a book five people said no on the converse, we go

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i've had people ask me, is joe's hair real? they'll ask, what is warren buffett like?, what you see on camera isn't some folksy routine. that's really him. >> you have to know what's real and what's not. that's what you get when you come to squawk. >> beautiful. >> yes. >> i've never seen it. i'm almost going to cry. >> i am. >> this is our new campaign which is going to feature all of us and the people have "squawk on the street," as well. this is the first time anyone has seen any of thises and that was becky's. but you can see family life. you are with your beautiful little boys. >> but then you're also -- you've got the monolith. sorkin is talking to the big hitters, too. >> i think we cut that out. >> you're in with jeeves doing some work. >> we're doing some work with jeeves in the car. >> with mine, i have my shirt off. >> you have your shirt off. >> in a swimming pool. but it's just above -- there's no moobs. nothing can be seen. >> but i have to say, this is great. i love the whole campaign. >> we're at my house in the backyard when i'm leaving in the morning.

. >> and joe, when you look at a new poll, for example, when people were asked how they felt about thegress and taking action by executive order to accomplish their administration's goal, 52% which is over half of the respondents, supported it. 46 opposed. female are fine with the president taking executive action. >> and on both sides, both sides. and independents are fine. no. he is in a win-win situation on this. this is not only a do nothing congress, but i think i made reference to the fact that it's a shutdown party. they shut down a bridge in new jersey. they shut down a government. they tried to shut down medicare. they tried to shut down obamacare. all they have tried to do since he has been president is shut this presidency down. they tried to shut him down with the reelection, and they couldn't. >> thank you so much. i'm going to have to leave it there. james peterson, joe madison, thanks again for your time tonight. >> thanks, reverend. >> thank you, reverend. >>> still ahead, president obama's big statement at the state of the union. we will reveal the guest of honor who w

i have asked joe biden to lead an across-the-board reform of all of our training programs, working with secretary of labor tom perez, secretary of commerce penny pritzker, to make sure our job training programs have a single mission. train americans with the skills employers need, and then match them to the good jobs that need to be filled right now. [applause] that is what we have to prioritize. today, i am announcing that the department of labor will put forward $150 million in the ready to work partnership competition, to support more partnerships that we know work. innovative collaboration between local governments, major employers, nonprofits, all designed to help workers get the steel they needed to build bridges to the jobs required. even though the economy is getting stronger, it will not be enough until those gains translate enough into better opportunities for ordinary folks like erick, who have skills and the desire, just need a chance. we are going to keep knocking down barriers to reemployment so more of the nearly 4 million long-term unemployed americans can regain the sta

about to say you can interview terrell owens for the first five years they love you, your joe the spokenness till you ask a contract and talk about inequality in the league. till you say something those same people don't like. and the other thing is part of what made sherman a household name in the past 4 hours, aroused such a negative response from some people. look at all at hatred he got on twitter look at all the people who called him violent names, racist names. i'm worried they'll play on those as its and misuse his reputation. >> come on, mark. he shouldn't have to worry about twitter, just if people are buying his products and if he can play on the field. remember we were just taunging about chris kluwe last week who said he was not picked up after he spoke out inequality among gay people in the league. you do have a point there. jami, because you handle sherman's marketing deals, what is the deal now? how many calls are you getting? is it astronomical now? are more people interested in him because of this? >> we've been making noise all season. the brand managers out there have been aware of ric

he has asked prime minister designate man can see joe matt to form a new interim government the cabinet is expected to be made up of independence and technocrats what that did on in parliament it will be charged with threatening the country to new elections you look at the interim president of egypt. and so has announced that president and actions will be held sooner than planned and helpful the country elects a new comment to me and can see the head of the army general abdel fact of cc becoming president within moments. reaction has been mixed some regard him as a hero of the is the potential to take on life. i think the country needs a strong presence more than it needs a parliament or parliament members. i think it's a good decision. place the impression that it's not acceptable to me if the election this fall but why did we have a revolution parliament should come fast and then in presidential elections week on content dictatorship and the heartache we have no comment your actions must come fast because they represent the people the announcement came after the third anniversary of t

if you ask my opinion, nelson mandela, harvey milk, and -- would say joe deserves and explanation. the impression a learned with san francisco being at city hall, if you are a dead gay man, you can be totally ignored even by the gay establishment. it's a crying shame that gay people across this country to have whisper behind your backs at the shame of what's happening in san francisco. they dare not embarrass you publically because gays aren't supposed to fight with each other. so let's put it this way. how long is a dead gay man going to be ignored? president david chiu: thank you, next speaker. >> good afternoon, john in san francisco. the power of christmas is back. what a power it is. it has been around for hundreds of years. i don't mean the power of money. it is the birthday and celebration of a personal friend to all of us. a friend to each of us that we can enjoy alone or with others. the only way that you can experience him is through your imagination. you can imagine him to be your make believe friend or your real friend. whatever works for you. a friend that will always

i asked joe simpson about the yesterday but he said he has no idea what he was afraid to.and the only communication that he had at that time was his concern that he expressed to fellofellow commissioners about internal port authority documents being leaked. and that he just said that's just not appropriate for folks to be leaking internal documents. but he has no recollection from what he told me yesterday of any conversation like that with wild stink or grown at all that referenced what, the gist of which is said in the e-mail. [inaudible] >> sorter not that i'm aware of are not out of the norm. let's remove or something, too. this is a lie state agency with significant tension. all the time. now, there's a tension between governor cuomo and i. week we get along quite well and when issues arise our level we've always been able to resolve them. but there is tension and always has been between new york and new jersey on the allocation of resources at the port authority. and so let me be clear. there is some battles over there that go on that it happened in every administrat

. >> i remember someone asking me, where in the hell is joe caramagno? e late and stumble in drunk with implausible excuses, you're really asking for trouble. >> your honor, i did do shots of tequila last night. >> right when i saw mr. caramagno, i knew something was wrong. >> judge, i was heading east on sahara drive, and i was rear-ended. it was a hit-and-run, your honor. >> you called the police, obviously? >> i did not, your honor. i'm not in favor of dialing 911. >> one thing you don't do is tell a lie to the judge. >> scott hoper is attorney joe caramagno's stand-by counsel. >> when you have two district attorneys sitting next to you who have access to las vegas metropolitan detectives and street patrol who quickly phoned in the location of the accident, the story kind of changed a little bit. >> courtroom cameras capture his entire exchange with the judge. >> i was traveling west on sahara. >> you were traveling west on sahara now? >> pardon me, east. judge, i was actually hit from behind. i was pushed into a car in front of me. >> so it was a doub

. >> whenever congress refuses to act, joe and i are going to ask. >> with or without congress i'm goinghave got a