. >> for four years john miller was the us state department's anti-slavery worldwide ambassador. today, he sees the history of slavery repeating itself. >> the dutch believe that they're being very sophisticated and regulating, the interesting thing is this is the exact same approach they took back in the 17th century. the dutch used to boast about how they had the healthiest slave ships. they had the best ventilation. they had the best rations they had the best mattresses for their slaves, they provided doctors. ah but slavery went on and on, all their talk about regulation was an excuse to avoid abolition. >> every year the us government publishes a report which judges every country in the world on its efforts to stamp out slavery. the trafficking in persons - or tip - report ranks countries that do the most as "tier 1". the state department has always given tier 1 status to holland - despite the vehement opposition of john miller. >> i have visited the red light district, i've seen the young men with their leather jackets standing outside those windows counting who goes in and

many reporters -- john miller, who has worked in and out of the government, was famous for going in and interviewing bin laden. is that a crime, should that have been eavesdropped on? >> if somebody is speaking with bin laden on the phone and we are not picking it up, the head of nsa ought to be tossed. >> [laughter] >> but under nsa rules, if that was the case, if it were jane mayer, an american citizen, her name would have to be minimized. >> you are right. it would have to be minimized. and the minimization rules are religiously followed. >> i think we are done, thank you very much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> tomorrow supreme court justice stephen breyer will speak on human rights. the event also includes remarks from human rights advocates. you will be cohosted by georgetown, the new york review, and the london-based thing in center for the role of law. you can watch it live on monday at 4 p.m. eastern. >> during this month, c-span is pleased to present our winning entries in this yea

now at first pitch, john miller taking advantage of opening day with a little selfie. and, of course, after the selfie, you have to have a flyover. but the crowd really came to their feet with the sight of brian stowe and his family in the yard. and then they went wild. bottom of the first. the fifth home run of this young season. 2-0. across the country, the party was definitely on. bottom of the third, tim hudson making his home debut, and he was ready. nice play right hire. trevor cahill. now two outs, and he will fan aaron hill. more from hudson coming up in a few. bottom third, two outs, michael morse with another clutch hit, the single to right. brandon belt scores, and the giants are up, 5-1. to the fifth, brandon crawford getting into the act as well. this base hit right here also to right will chase home. 7-1, g-men. hudson just cruising along. he'll get paul goldschmidt on the ground out. eight innings pitched. two earned runs and another win in a 7-3 giants victory. and joining me now is comcast sports net's mindy bock. and after two games, after two starts,

i was hoping for one more minute but that's okay (laughter) this is my impression of john miller here's the one one pitch he has a voice like lou rawls it's a 511 it's time to ask for a moment of silence who perished and who survived in san francisco. let's start right now for a moment of silence. thank you very much let's hear it for those people who went through all they went through and the survivors are her. right now it's my pleasure to bring back to the stage the mayor and chief we're going to dedicate this relief again ladies and gentlemen, we're going to hang the relief i'm not sure where it is. is it this one? we're going to dedicate the relief to the last person south of market boys leo who passed away this year and his late daughter hung a reef and we're grateful to the family who are there for the family dedication to remember those who perished and honoring those who rebuilt san francisco from the ashes. >> he's the speculated engineer. (sirens). patrick and ladies and gentlemen, (clapping) oh, yes now, it's time i took out my old cocktail napkin who's going to help me sing

well commissioner bratton and john miller, great to have you here.hank you. >>> the boston marathon is featured in this year's pulitzer prize. the new york times was honored for a photo essay focussing on one bombing victim. >>> the guardian and the washington post won the pulitzer gold medal public service exposeing the spy programs based on documents taken by former nsa contractor edward snow den. snow den calls the prize quite a vind occasion for everyone who believes that public has a role in government. donna won the pulitzer for fiction best selling novel "the gold finch." >>> this morning michael phelps is getting ready to dive back in the pool. is he swimming towards another shot at the games? that's coming up next on "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. it's built to be as fast as it is strongor advil. and fights pain at the site of inflammation. advil has the strength and speed to help you move past pain. advil. make today yours. [ female announcer ] neutrogena® pore refining cleanser. alpha-hydroxy and exfoliating beads work to clean a

we'll hear from new york police commissioner and nypd director of intelligence, john miller. of beef. we have the inside story. and we'll speak with bubba watson. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. we'll leave you with a look at the blood moon. ,,,, i'm michelle griego. and i' >>> good morning, everyone, it's tuesday, april 15th. i'm michelle griego. >> and hi everyone, airmail mall. is it to -- i'm frank mallicoat. is it too early to start talking about the weekend? >> i don't think so. >> we know it's not for you. >> that's because we're all feeling so good today. >> alive and well and awake. >> you know what we got some clouds out there right now. a lot of low clouds and fog and some high clouds up above too. a controller day and that is coming up. >>> in the clearing stages. westbound 80 at powell. we also have will the of overnight -- a lot of overnight roadwork in the south bay and tell you all about it coming up. >> did you watch the moon last night? >> no i didn't see it at all. in fact a specta

with us -- bratton and john miller will be with us. >>> and masters' champion bubba watson joins uso revisit his style of play known simply as bubba golf. we'll see you guys right at 7:00. >>> okay thank you. >> and happening today, hundreds of city workers in san francisco will stage a protest against corporate tax breaks. the rally at city hall and then march to the mid market area. members of the seiu says the quality of working life for working people has deteriorated. at the same time, they say tech and other companies are getting millions in tax breaks. also today a similar protest happens at apple's flagship store in the city. >>> and today is the deadline to finish signing up for health insurance through covered california. the original deadline was march 31st. but the website crashed. so anyone who had started the process was given until today to finish those who don't get coverage can expect to pay a penalty with next year's taxes. >>> 6:46. police are looking far man who hijacked an airport shuttle van in san francisco. the man talked his way onto the supershuttle about 4

john miller and crkruko have th call. >> you expect a lot of offense. but some of the big star hitters from both ball clubs missing tonight. >> we found out that rosario, the good hitting catcher for the rockies is out with a wrist injury. and the shortstop has a tight quad. he might play the rest of the series, that remains to be seen. angel pagan out and buster posey out. i think that had to do with the four-hour ball game last night. >> so, here we go. perez in there and also bruce bochy wanted to keep him sharp as well in case he needs him for any lengthy period of time. so the giants facing the rockies for the first time. and they've lost three out of their last four, so they'll be trying to snap out of that, with bumgarner on the mound. let's go back to you. >> reporter: the a's travel to the emerald city to face felix hernandez for the second time this see sown. last time king felix took a shut out. so oakland looking for some revenge against the mariners tonight. the sharks return to the tank tonight hosting the colorado avalanche with a little

many reporters -- john miller, who has worked in and out of the government, was famous for going in andinterviewing bin laden. is that a crime, should that have been eavesdropped on? >> if somebody is speaking with bin laden on the phone and we are not picking it up, the head of nsa ought to be tossed. >> [laughter] >> but under nsa rules, if that was the case, if it were jane mayer, an american citizen, her name would have to be minimized. >> you are right. it would have to be minimized. and the minimization rules are religiously followed.

many reporters -- john miller, who has worked in and out of the government, was famous for going in andinterviewing bin laden. is that a crime, should that have been eavesdropped on? >> if somebody is speaking with bin laden on the phone and we are not picking it up, the head of nsa ought to be tossed. >> [laughter] >> but under nsa rules, if that was the case, if it were jane mayer, an american citizen, her name would have to be minimized. >> you are right. it would have to be minimized. and the minimization rules are religiously followed. >> ok. i think we are done, thank you very much. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] tomorrow the outgoing chair of the national transportation safety board gives remarks at the national press club. her term as chair ends on april 26. she will take over as president and ceo of the national safety council. live coverage begins at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span 2. >> during this month, c-span is pleased to present our winning entries in this year's student cam video do

. >>> baseball now, giants announcer john miller and dodgers play-by-play man vince scully announcingups. giants down 1-0 in the sixth. crawford fries out to center allowing hunter pence to score and san francisco ties it up at 1. bottom of the 9th inning brandon belt puts one down the left field line angel pagan scores from first to tie the game. and this game goes into extras a typical giants game. pitcher dan straily the a's and every major leaguer wearing 42 to honor jackie robinson. a's trail 6-3 and rallied in the pace. callaspo drives in donaldson. oakland up 9-6. the a's go on to win that game. >>> and the warriors play their final regular season game tonight against the denver nuggets. i'm andrea nakano. that's sports this morning. >>> giants-dodgers extra last night at at&t heck store sanicles singled to right center -- hector sanchez singled to right center. giants beat the dodgers 3-2 last night in the first of three against their heated rival. >>> play of the day nba, we have new york's torrie murray putting the ball off the backboard. look at that. the trailer dunk, that

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john miller,s -- who has worked in and out of the government, was famous for going in and interviewingbin laden. is that a crime, should that have been eu jobs on? >> if somebody is speaking with bin laden on the phone and we are not picking it up, the head of nsa ought to be tossed. >> [laughter] >> but under nsa rules, if that was the case, if it were jane mayer, an american citizen, her name would have to be minimized. you are right. it would have to be minimized. andy minimization rules are religiously followed. >> i think we are done, thank you very much. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] in a few short months, the capitol visitor center will be completed. in that center, the work of this congress will be described to future generations. visitors will view an introductory film entitled "out , e pluribus unum." in my first speech as your speaker, i said solutions to problems cannot be found in a pool of bitterness. the framers expected the floor of this has to be a place of passionate debate,

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john: thank you, paul miller. >> thank you. up, if they are watching us all that time, what watching us all that time, what do we really lose? all right, i know this isn't any fun to talk about, but we should. ok, so who's going to do what? i'll pack the dead batteries. great. girl: i'll only put what i don't need into a duffle bag. perfect. that's totally unhelpful. no problem. meanwhile, i will try to comfort everyone by speaking in a calm voice. and i'll try to get the generator going without any gas. oh, let's not forget the cell phones, which probably won't work. right. and who is going to handle supplies? i can forget to do a list for us. thanks, pal. well, i think we couldn't be any less prepared. i'm proud of you guys. announcer: talk to your kids about who to call, where to meet, what to pack. visit ready.gov/kids for tips and information. john: led if i don't want that guy to know what i'm doing? go way. leave us alone. >> the leges it is pointless to complain. privacy is a thing of the past the web site called google'

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many reporters -- john miller, who has worked in and out of the government, was famous for going in andinterviewing bin laden. is that a crime, should that have been eavesdropped on? >> if somebody is speaking with bin laden on the phone and we are not picking it up, the head of nsa ought to be tossed. >> [laughter] >> but under nsa rules, if that was the case, if it were jane mayer, an american citizen, her name would have to be minimized. >> you are right. it would have to be minimized. and the minimization rules are religiously followed. >> i think we are done, thank you very much. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> a new story reported by the associated press this afternoon says the state department is giving federal agencies more time to review the keystone xl pipeline before deciding whether to issue a permit that could push the decision about the controversial pipeline until after mid term elections in november. the state citing a nebraska judge that overturned a state law that allowed the

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congressman john carter visited survivors today including major patrick miller who was shot in the stomach as me guided soldiers to safety. >> he put pressure on his wound and continues moving people out of harm's way and closing the door and closing off another door while he still put hard pressure on his wound to stop the bleeding. a very courageous young man. >> and more than 100 investigators are trying to find evidence of a motive for the shootings. the army plans to hold a public memorial service on fort hood wednesday. >>> there was a national election in afghanistan that was mostly peaceful. an estimated 7 million voters turned up to pick a new president. they ran out of ballots and voting hours had to be extended. people said they were willing to risk their safety for the future of the country. >> it is our duty to vote. it won't stop us if we get threats. >> ballots are still being counted but thousands more have to be brought in from the mountains by these guys. donkeys. so the final results could be weeks away. >>> mazda is recalling one of the most popular cars to work out a b

. >> reporter: congressman john carter visited survivors today, including major patrick miller, who was shot in the stomach as he guided soldier to safety. >> he put pressure on his wound and continued moving people out of harm's way and closing the door, and closing off another door while he still put hard pressure on his wound to stop the bleeding, a very courageous young man. >> reporter: some 150 investigators are still trying to find evidence of a motive here. meanwhile, the army plans to hold a memorial service on wednesday. anna werner, cbs news, fort hood, texas. >> axelrod: 13 people are still unaccounted for in washington state two weeks after the mudslide there. 30 are known dead, and today the community held the first of the funerals. summer raffo, whose car was swept off the road by the mud, and linda mcpherson, trapped in her home by the slide, were laid to rest today. >> if you've lost a loved one, to let what you're feeling out. >> axelrod: last night at a vigil in arlington, washington, the community tried to leaven their grief with gratitude, thanking first responders

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. >> our clerk is melissa miller and we are broadcast by sfgov-tv staff john ross and jonathan [speaker not understood]. and the public utilities commission clerk is donna hood. so, with that i welcome everyone to our joint meeting. this meeting is to get an update. okay, let's do that first. >> vice president caen? >> here. >> commissioner vietor? >> here. >> commissioner moran? >> here. >> president courtney and commissioner torres are excused from today's meeting and we have a quorum. >> very good. we have a quorum for both. so, colleagues, we welcome you to our meeting today. really our meeting is a chance to have a long awaited joint commission meet tog hear about issues that are relative to both lafco and our work around cca and keeping that program going as well as issues within the puc of the power enterprise department. i know there has been a lot of discussion about where power enterprise is and is in need of some greater attention from the public utilities commission. and our, our goal with lafco is to make sure whatever resource he we might be able to help to understand with

we will continue to execute in that direction. >> john, one of your large shareholders is here, bill millere been in and out of he bail over the years. i have a high regard for john and the team. we thought it was overvalued. we think it's worth the mid-70s. john has done a great job. if you go pack and look, this was a really close call in the sense that you have musk on one side and peter on the other side. when ebay bought pay pal it was paid 15% of their market cap. it is probably worth 40% to 50% of their market cap. clearly there's been a lot of value creation under meg and john's leadership. i would tend to go along with what john said. i think it's something that should be studied over time. it is not clear it should be split off. >> john, can you just explain this to us in terms of personal dynamics. when you have carl attack you personally or others on the board and just about the entire company, you've now signed a confidentiality agreement where you are going to be seeing and talking to him regularly. how is that supposed to happen? >> it's relatively straightforward. there have

our jon stewart company especially john and our senior vice presidents and regional director and vice president especially vice president of demonstrate margaret miller all of whom (clapping) for both also choosing optimistic the court: thank you. p j and all the residents for hanging in there with us and they're ongoing support and for their faith that we could get this and future phases of hunters view done. so, please join us after the ceremony for refreshments and tours up in our beautiful community room and thank you all of you for be able her and to quote the mayor welcome to the new hunter's view (clapping) thank you >> all right. a that's a wrap you all. do visit the facilities i want to personally thank margaret miller for the organization of this lovely event. thank you all for joining us >> hello, i am with the recreation and parks department. we are featuring the romantic park location in your backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in santa and cisco with someone special. -- san francisco with someone special. our first look out is here at buena vista park, a favorite with couples and dog walkers. both have a significant force.

. >>> wait until you here what bill miller says about the market, and what john levin says about activiste bendly that's market outside. we'll talk about luxury sales. >>> by the way, we told you stocks are doing wes. >>> equal weight, they also cut the price target to up to $33 from $49, saying the stock is trading near fed value. >>> although day, although big recall. this time toyota recalling more than 6 million vehicles worldwide. folks, this means more than 10 million cars have been recalled just this year. phil lebeau, what is going on with all these car recalls. when one part goes bad, a whole bunch of vehicles were being recalled. that's what happened when toyota out of japan announced a worldwide recall totalling 6.7 million vehicles. we saw recalls, because there's actually a couple of them here. 27 models, we're not going to run down all of them, the corolla, highlander, almost all the popular models are involved in some fakes. they were made between 2004 and 2013. these recalls from toyota involve potential faulty air bags, seat rails, steering issues. there's a host of poten

he directs the johns hopkins center for policy and research. and farthest to my left is heavily miller senior editor of the opinion page at "the washington times" newspaper but will be starting this month as the chief investigative reporter at fox five news. congratulations on your new job. [applause] emily is the author of the book emily gets her gun which is about the current national political debate about gun control and was awarded an award for investigative reporting from the institute of journalism a baltimore native and graduate of georgetown school of foreign service is. that is a lot of credentials for a saturday morning. the way i would like to handle this i will pose open-ended questions to sparked by the titles of these three books i will ask each shopper to address the question for a couple of minutes then ask the other two authors to make a responsive comment then we will go down the line to try reserve some time for questions from the audience typically on the topic like this is a fruitful exercise. craig, let's start with you. give us the short version of the liberal c

kansas sunda (sot overland park police c john douglass saying) "we a investigating it as a hate crime. we're investigating haven't ruled >>> fraser glen millershot and killed two people behind the jewish facilities in overland park, kansas, sunday. >> it was a criminal act. we haven't ruled out anything. >> the civil rights organization, southern poverty law center said miller, who also uses the last name cross, is an outspoken white supremacist and served as a grand dragon of the branch of the ku klux klan in the '80s. police say on the eve of passover, the missouri resident opened fire in the parking lot behind the jewish community center of greater kansas city. >> it was really scary. i mean, people are calling their loved ones. >> reporter: dr. william louis and his 14-year-old grandson griffin underwood both christians were killed. minutes later, the suspect drove to the village to shalom senior living facility where he shot and killed a woman in a parking lot. >> there was a shotgun that was involved. we are exploring the possibility that a handgun was involved in the shooting and that we are looking at the possibility of an assault we

daniel directs the johns hopkins center for gun policy and research. and farthest to my left is emily miller who is currently senior editor of the opinion pages at the washington times newspaper but will be starting this month as the chief investigate iive reporter at fox 5 news. congratulations on your new job, sounds very exciting. [applause] emily is the author of the book, "emily gets her gun," which is about the current national political debate over gun control. she was awarded the clark -- [inaudible] award for investigative reporting from the institute on political journalism in 2012. a baltimore native, she is a cum laude graduate of georgetown university's school of foreign service. so that's, that's a lot of credentials for a saturday morning. and i think the way i would like to handle this is i'm going to pose some very open-ended questions, spark -- in my usual, very literal-minded way -- by the titles of these three books. and be i'll ask each author to address the question for a couple of hadn'ts and then ask the other two authors to address think comments they'd like to make

john avalos the chair of the commission, joined to my left by london breed, the vice-chair. and commissioner eric mar and to my right by commissioner hope schmeltzer. the clerk of the committee is alisa miller and i want to thank sfgovtv staff who are broadcasting today. madame clerk, could you please call the next item. >> roll call, would you like me to call the roll. commissioner avalos? >> here. >> commissioner breed? >> breed is here. commissioner campos? campos absent. commissioner mar? >> here. >> mar here. commissioner schmeltzer >> schmeltzer here. >> mr. chair, we have a quorum. great. let's go to our next item, please. >> item no. 2, approval of the lafco minutes from the january 24, 014 regular meeting and march 3, 2014 special joint meeting with the san francisco public utilities commission. >> colleagues my comments or questions of the minutes? okay. seeing none, we can open this item up for the many people who are in our audience -- wait, there is no one there. welcome. and we'll close public comment. colleagues do we have a motion to approve the minutet minutes? motion from commissioner breed and seconded by commissioner schmeltzer, without objection. next item, please. >> t

miller, how do you read what he did? >> money is betting on israeli piece. john kerry went into a semiomission impossible in a process where there were gaps on all the core issues very deep. and there's an absence of urgency and ownership. abbas finds himself in a position where not only are the appetizers off the table -- that is to say the fourth tranche of prisoner releases -- the prospects of actually eating the main course, a framework agreement by the end of april or even the end of 2014, seems actually quite dubious. and my own conviction is, you know, it's like rock and roll. it's never going to die, but this process right now is coming to a critical moment because, if people abandon the faith that talking can get them what they want, then the obvious implications and consequences are prohibitive. >> woodruff: i should say, coming to you, david pollock, secretary kerry said, after president abbas made this move, he said it's completely premature to write off the process, said the parties are in touch with each other and will continue b but how do you read

john carter and roger williams were here at the base. they visited with some of the wounded, including major patrick miller, who is from new york. he was shot in the abdomen and here is how congressman carter described what miller told them. >> i heard the pop, pop, pop of gun fire. he immediately realized that he needed to get three of his people into a closed office as he could. as he was ushering them in, all of them in uniform, as he put it, he got shot in the gut point-blank. >> reporter: that soldier was still able to call 911, arthel, which is one of the reasons why the mp's and police were able to get on scene as quickly as they did. >> no doubt they're heros. rick, can you tell us more about the men who died? what do we know with them? >> reporter: three men who all served in combat zones overseas and came home only to be killed on their own base. they include sergeant danny ferguson, 39, of florida. he had just returned from afghanistan. according to his fiance, he blocked a door to keep lopez from reaching a room full of soldiers. sergeant timothy owens, 37, a husband and father who served in kuwait and iraq. he attem

dennis miller would be a lot harter if hotter if he took on the two party system. but it's attacking up, not down. >> john rkt are y, are you gettg colbert is leaving? >> i don't think that will happen. i'm a little outside of comedy central's age range. but i wouldn't mind it. >> why did at any tin't you say you getting the show? >> do you want it, liz? >> no, i don't. >> i don't know, liz, great to have you with us tonight. thanks so much. remember answer tonight's question. share your thoughts with us on twitter and facebook. coming up, the latest in the fight for unemployment insurance. but first, with 7.5 million americans signed up for obama care, kathleen sebelius steps down. was it a successful run? ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and

john. dylan, i would definitely want you in my fox hole fighting aliens, but not president clinton. how about millerke to get dirty, joe. but thank for the nice segue. cincinnati, buffalo and minneapolis nearing sellout status. honolulu, fargo, rapid city, tickets going fast. info on billoreilly.com. >>> and finally, tonight's tip of the day, last night out on long island, did a benefits show. >> but i get the same questions all the time when it comes to meghan and bill, you know, how hot and how tall. let me get rid of this right now. meghan is tall and bill is hot. so -- >> how i got into television news in my stint in television news. and it's -- i was thinking about brian because he's so funny and interesting and he's so full of information. and i think if he's the guy you would like sort of invite back to your frat party after the event, i'm sort of like the career counselor. this is how you have to do it. >> big crowd, they seemed to like us. and much money was raised for the schools at st. mary's. thank you all who attended. really did me a big favor, so here's a tip. good friends, hard to co

millers. >>> and captain america was mil mighty at the box office. rio 2 did well, with $39 million, and draft day struggled to hit $10 million. >>> jerry lewis joined the ranks of marilyn monroe, john wayne and bob hope at a hand and footprint ceremony at hollywood's chinese theater. >>> and captain america star anthony mackie got in a little bit of trouble for signing some posters of his character. what was the big deal? here is the situation, he was at a michaels craft store and then he spotted the posters on sale. so he thought it would be fun to autograph them. well, the store's manager wasn't into it. disappointed. and threatened it call the police on him for defacing the items. so mackie bought 95 signed posters of himself. did the manager not know who he was? >> first, why at michaels? why is michaels selling captain america posters. >> on sale? >> the whole thing is just fascinating. >> makes it easy to buy all 95 of them if they're on sale, right? i'm frances rivera. this is "early today." we hope it is your first stop of the day here on nbc. >>> leading the news on nbc news.com, opponents carve anti-pipeline message into field. the 80 acre art work inraska reads heartland