. >> miami neighborhood representative kamal one of the two representatives. i would like to make it clear that i am supportive of this. san francisco is a big city and we should be able to have things like this without the world coming to an end. there are first amendment rights and called as well, speech, music, entertainment are protected. we will do our best to make sure that this does not disturb the neighbors that you are entitled to peace in your homes. i enjoyed the questions that commissioner joseph already put to the promoters. i would like to add a condition to the motion reading more or less requiring them to distribute one more letter to all neighbors within a blank. i don't know the number of within a radius that includes a phone number which should be answered at all times by someone with the authority to immediately address any complaints. commissioner joseph scribbled out 500. ought -- >> is that a motion? >> that is a condition to be added to the motion. >> of the commission. do you have anything to say? >> i believe that this because i know

. >> kamal: yo, let me do one, jim. >> jimmy: sure, come on, go ahead. >> kamal: yo, i want to give ahout out to picture frames. they're the perfect way to tell the world, "hey, yo, look at this right here!" picture frames, man! [ laughter ] you got the basic, brown, hand crafted -- [ light laughter ] french classic, gold engraved. yeah, that's right. picture frames. make your "scarface" poster look like pablo picasso made it, baby. i'm out. deuces! [ cheers and applause ] >> diallo: ay yo, jimmy, can i get a shout out? >> jimmy: uh, yeah, sure. go ahead. >> diallo: yo, shout out to usa. usa, usa, usa! >> audience: [ chanting usa ] >> diallo: yeah, usa! seriously, the usa network has an amazing roster of shows. [ laughter ] i mean, come on, "burn notice"? it's an incredible show. "psych," "white collar," the usa network. characters welcome. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i do. i like "burn notice." that's a good show. >> tariq: my turn. >> jimmy: sure, tariq, go for it, buddy. >> tariq: all right, i gotta give a shout out to the nfl playoffs. and you know the best playoff parties are at

kids to school help them get over this winter. >> reporter: and ironically-amid all this flooding, kamal says pakistan faces a water shortage over the long term-thanks to inefficient use of groundwater on its farmsland and the accelerated melting of himalayan glaciers that feed its rivers. at stake is not just the fresh water supply she says, but the very food security of this large, complex nation >> lehrer: fred's report was a partnership with the pulitzer center on crisis reporting and the undertold stories project at saint mary's university in minnesota. >> woodruff: finally tonight, some early findings in an investigation of the gulf oil spill. ray suarez has the story. >> suarez: this image of the "deepwater horizon" oil rig-- on fire in the gulf of mexico-- is now a memory, but the president's commission warns it could all happen again. the final report is not due until next week, but a 48-page excerpt was released publicly today. the panel concluded that: "absent significant reform in both industry practices and government policies, a disaster might well recur." all three compani

>> jimmy: looks like like an animatronic kamal. i don't know what it is.country bear jamboree. [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] thank you -- ketchup packets -- for having exactly 1/10 of the amount of ketchup i'm gonna need. [ laughter ] one ain't gonna do it. gotta catch-up. ♪ thank you -- velcro wallet -- for being the first sound you hear before someone says, "can you cover me?" [ laughter ] "i wish i could -- i just --" [ imitates velcro ] ♪ thank you -- police officer in new hampshire, who escorted a man and his pregnant wife to the hospital and then issued them a speeding ticket. [ laughter ] i hear that they even named the baby after you, and i'd like to welcome to the world douchey handleman. [ laughter ] there you go, douchey. [ laughter ] douchey handleman. i thought it was nick handleman. >> steve: yeah, no it wasn't. it was "douchey." >> jimmy: that'd be too obvious. >> steve: no, the name is "douchey." >> jimmy: douchey handleman.' like skippy handleman. >> steve: right. that's from -- "family ties." not "douchey," though. >> jimmy: ♪ what would we

if they take him away kamal this will cease. but will it? across town, a rally for supporters of laurent gbagbo and a show of force. if foreigners invade, he says, they will see how strong we are. and a subtle threat from this man. if they attack this from abroad, we will deal with the foreigners living here. not a hint of compromise in a country drifting toward a violent showdown. >> bodyguards had to step in to protect the rise -- israeli prime minister. heckling forced him to stop the speech honoring those killed in a fire. angry relatives of more than 40 people killed shouted he should be held responsible for the with the disaster was handled. then as well as national assembly has convened a correct this -- at caracas. chavez is allowed to pass some laws without the backing of lawmakers. dozens of birds have fallen in sweden. the causes and clear -- cause is unclear. more details have been announced about the wedding of prince william and kate middleton. there will be married by the archbishop of canterbury. kate middleton will arrive by

among those admirers are kamal aksus. >> kind modest, humble, generous.m as a source of information, inspiration, but never prophet. he will be the one who will be troubled the most if he hears that followers or inspirers see him as prophet. >> personally, he is definitely very knowledgeable and very sincere in wanting the best for the people and not just turkey, but for all humanity. >> glen has inspired his followers to build school, provide humanitarian aid and engage in interfaith dialogue. university of houston professor helen iba who wrote a book on the gulan movement said the movement got its start when he started in turkey. >> he began preaching in the late '60s and early '70s in turkey. he said we don't need more madrassas. we need schools that will promote science and math and secular students. one can be modern and one can be scientific and still be a good islam. >> he says the gulan movement is different from fundamentalist islam because they expect all faiths and believe religion is compatible with science. >> i think it's fair to say that is

kamal nath. there are -- this is still a legal process that is unfolding. it's unclear whether there is any live action against minister noth and what its content might be. i think the plaintiffs have until february 9th to file an amended complaint. the immunity request remains under review at the state department, and we have not made any determination at this point. >> is somebody spoke from india, like the secretary level -- at the secretaries received any -- >> i can't say the secretary of them involved in this. >> thank you, sir. >> on north korea, north korea said denuclearization issues are the only deterrent -- the u.s. and north korea issues. what is your comment on that, their insistence? >> well, that's not true. you know, denuclearization of the korean peninsula as a regional and global concern. but this ex parte process that was put in place to deal with these issues. it involves more than just the united states and north korea. so by definition, this is something that is of broad international concern and needs to be resolved internationally,

the unemployment insurance system which had a boost up and benefits banks to help from the cbc kamal almost 2.4 million of those americans who drew unemployment benefits were african american last year. thanks to thebcbc and others have successfully fought for the extension of unemployment benefits to give us additional 13 months. as president obama said when he signed that extension in december, 2 million americans looking for work lost their jobs through no fault of their own can now with certainty no that they will not lose there emerges the unemployment insurance at the end of the year. that would have been in december. over 600,000 americans would have faced being cut off from that safety net if those dollars had not been extended. every dollar that goes to support the unemployed workers gets recirculated into the economy many more times. there are extra dollars from the takeover of tax cuts. that is what we did in the last fiscal year. that is what the budget goes to do. that gives you some context for people who are served on the ground. looking for it and thinking about what

this is an effort where the people affected by this kamal of the stakeholders, the suppliers, shareholders, stake -- where all the people affected by this, the stake holders, the suppliers, shareholders, they all came together. government lends a hand when times are tough, but it asks in return, appropriately, that the people getting the help exorcise some self-help as well. and i think that is what this story is about. and ford in particular is a story of that. obviously, ford was helped overall by the work done to save the industry, but it did not rest on those laurels. it worked with its creditors, an extraordinary effort by this company. and 136 helped ford, of course it did, but ford did this. we are very proud to be a part of this today. it is nice to be in detroit when we can talk about collective market share in, -- market share in -- market sharing and these are the sorts of things that we need to talk about. this is a good day for this car industry. >> i would just add one thing, that is, that as we go forward, one of the things i am focused on with this administration is how we