>> and legion is down a lot. >> legion has been down 3 times in the loose three weeks. >> it's been down 3 times. sometimes, you know, 4 hours or more so it has compacted our ability to get do the system. that's a manual process like someone has to go in and do the work as opposed to the pg&e system as soon as they're done there's an automatic closer and my staff checks the quality and there's a gap in between >> and you give that - >> we e-mail the contact we have that he puc. >> that system is rub by 311 correct. >> yes. >> i'd love to see that data in terms of the number of temps times in the past year it's been down. i agree 311 is one of our most important systems and it's troubling if not just in the last couple of weeks it's down regularly >> no problem. >> and since that's our discussion of puc staff they've been fantastic but they do exist and we should acknowledge them they're not impediments to our city but we need to fix them and finally, we have a number of opportunities about the lights to work to align ownership we're happy to have a discussion to discuss the next ste

as i read the american legion testimony.for those in the quote for those veterans va accuracy might as well be zero. the inspector general consistently reports that the need for policy guidance oversight training and supervisor review and 17 of 20 recently respected officer remain on noncompliant. most of which were found to be repeatedly out of compliance. how are you going enforce compliance or put in to put it another way, what will be the penalty for noncompliance? >> i can't answer directly your question whab the penalty for noncompliance. that falls under the office of field operation and deputy undersecretary. however, i can tell you what we're doing to ensure compliance is happening and the solution is not going out yelling at regional offices direct, directors and telling them you must follow the process. the solution to put a system in place that takes them down the path. and camp how we're doing that today is number one i talked about how we changed rules around ptsd. we no longer had to make a determination about

to the legion of honor. you are not making this easier for those who lives in the neighborhood who is perceived as affluent. not all in this neighborhood are affluent or have a car. i have a car and use it once a week to go for groceries. from my perspective, this is an ill-thought out plan. thank you very much. >> thank you. [ reading speakers' names ] >> hi, good afternoon. i am christopher bender. i go to town school for boys. i'm 13 years old. and town school for boys is at jackson and scott, right on the corner. whenever i need to go down to my dad's office, which is on pine street. he works at first republic bank, i take the 3 jackson. it stops right in front of my school, which is very convenient. it's a five-block walk to the nearest one california stop. and way longer to get to sutter. so i don't know -- so i take the 3 jackson and i just want to say please don't eliminate it. it is how i get downtown if i want to go to laurel village after school, i take the 3 jackson the other way to presidio and

the legion, ammo ph does a lot of work on that issue.if you looked in our text book, we have a formula that service office there is an va can use to properly evaluate. it's complicated and you have to look at it each time. thank you. >> mr. gillums. >> in order of the affected adjudicated claim come you have to have the tuition for things that are pretty abstract. in one case, you have a veteran with als. because he or she is trace function or a leg or can barely stand, they will find the veteran has greater useful function of legs. a lot of it over time would be cultural. this new crop are being trained to follow rules. i'll give you an example. if a veteran presents with a letter from exclamation, saying that he needs skilled care, that letter will trigger not some deliberation. it triggers the need for a cpa exam. the cnp examiner will see whether this skill carries needed or not. they will dictate whether the claimant accepted or denied. if you understood essence e., yet to complete a medical opinion senate should be resolved. increa

the summer season the national university of ireland galway has suspended for the legion of mary the common society. that is to be sure a number of post dispatch homosexuality which the university said where did the trick. in diamond creek hurtful and offensive the view taken by staff and students about the sentiments expressed here. this is a copy of the polls to that cause controversy here in recent days. poppy authority from a noticeboard outside the reading room in the main library building. some students were offended by the contents of this fed's moves to contact the college authorities. the content of the poster was attributed to a group calling itself the core each community is invited people with same attractions to develop an interior life of chastity steve to the initiative was in conjunction with a new light goalie legion of mary society. a basic truth that societies and gothic and still loves of our students would be aware of facts. so it would open her range of pounds of cocaine but touching the notion that one couldn't keep going at a catholic and anti and was the no p

the legion ammo ph does a lot of work on that issue. if you looked in our text book we have a formula that service office there is an va can use to properly evaluate. it's complicated and you have to look at it each time. thank you. >> mr. gillums. >> in order of the affected adjudicated claim come you have to have the tuition for things that are pretty abstract. in one case, you have a veteran with als. because he or she is trace function or a leg or can barely stand, they will find the veteran has greater useful function of legs. a lot of it over time would be cultural. this new crop are being trained to follow rules. i'll give you an example. if a veteran presents with a letter from exclamation saying that he needs skilled care that letter will trigger not some deliberation. it triggers the need for a cpa exam. the cnp examiner will see whether this skill carries needed or not. they will dictate whether the claimant accepted or denied. if you understood essence e. yet to complete a medical opinion senate should be resolved. increasin

an overturned box truck, as you can see right there, forced the inner loop at the american legion bridge to shut down while crews cleared the scene. there are residual delays through bethesda. >>> a man drunk behind the wheel is to blame for an accident that sent an officer to the hospital. prince george's county police says he's now under arrest. he's facing several charges related to driving under the influence. brooks was driving southbound on route 1 near county road when he crossed into oncoming traffic and hit the officer's cruiser. brooks was not injured in the crash. the officer is now out of the hospital. >>> south africa's long good-bye to a beloved national hero is entering the final phase. his bottom will be taken to his an zest reeal village. it's estimated 100,000 people lined up in hopes of going past his glass topped casket. many spent the night in line because they were turned away yesterday and did not want to miss this. >>> jim vance talked to many mourners today. he joins us live from johannesburg. jim? >> reporter: pat and wendy, it was supposed to rain in pretoria t

that is why the person legion is constantly raising the importance of accuracy. for all those veterans on the other end of the errors, va's accuracy rate should be 0. why are there problems? it is a complicated system. it does take experience and attention to detail to get things right. putting experienced personnel on the tougher claims is a good start. when va has the ability to ensure this is consistently applied across the country with the right personnel to execute this plan, it will probably help with improving the figures, but there are still some systemic problems that hamper va's ability to get it right for veterans. i have been fortunate to travel to many va offices as part of the american legions action review program. for over 15 years, we've been conduct the week long intensive visits to va offices to review claims and asees va accuracy and to see inside the offices outside the beltway and get a true picture of how the implementation works in the field. consistency from one office to office leaves much to be desired. policies embraced by loadership i

the same live shot in area on the beltway coming into the american legion bridge. you can see traffic moves at a good clip in both on the outer and inner loop. back over to autria and jummy. >> major cleanup after a wreck in the big apple. this video is unbelievable. >> look at how many cars were involved. city's bignew york expressways. >> if you dreamt of becoming a mega millionaire overnight, unless you travel to georgia or california, you are not the winner of the $636 million jackpot. one ticket was sold in san jose, california and the other in atlanta, georgia. -- check yourwas numbers. someone in maryland and west virginia did when $1 million. >> black ice is being claimed -- a blamed for a massive pileup. slush froze over with nighttime temperatures dipping really low. at least 30 vehicles collided. five people had minor injuries. american astronauts have been chosen to fix a cooling line and they will have to make two or three risky spacewalk. the first one is set for saturday. the last will be on christmas day. the cooling system shutdown last week and as

let's go to a live picture there at the american legion bridge. as i said volumes are very, very light early this morning. let's go back over to the maps and this time to 95 coming up from triangle all the way to springfield. no problems to report right now. volumes are light. it's a normal work day so yes, hov restrictions are in effect all over washington. we'll take a live look on the northbound side here in springfield. you're not going to have to worry about volume i don't think throughout this morning's rush hour. back to you, jess. >> thanks so much. >>> a prince george's county man loses many of his prize possessions on christmas night. his home went up if flames while he was with other family members at a holiday dinner. delia goncalves is in our newsroom with more on what happened. good morning, delia. >> reporter: good morning, jess. no doubt it is tragic to lose a home no less on christmas day. but to make matters worse, nathaniel rich literally pour his soul, sweat and years of hard work into the family home building it by hand. the h

currency going forward unless you train gets credit mediately why it's you kind of right to not join the legions with the e.u. that how has that economy benefited by choosing not to do that. the problem with the e.u. agreement was who were the strings all of the strings and conditions that were attached this is why the president did not sign the deal. there were conditions that the subsidies. subsidies stop for the consumption of gas in ukraine that would have been political suicide for the president and that will be sent to germany to one of the goals of the european union is to bring back. revolution and the at the current government leave power that's why they couldn't sign a deal why do you think we're all seeing so many people on the street right now in ukraine protesting the protesters have allowed a blames they want the rule of law they want to see their country become a prosperous country they look longingly to the west and they they say why can't we be like that to some extent you're naive. the looking at europe through rose colored glasses is sick the european union is sick it's fallin

conditions all around the belt way on the virginia side between the two brings, wilson all the way to the legion, delay free. construction rap wrapping up. you may have one vehicle there on the right side. they did pick up a lot of those cones. they had a whole line of cones blocking that right lane. near florida avenue and new york, an accident not causing too much of a delay. a crash on the shoulder not blocking any lanes near ritchie marlboro. a small little accident working on the inner loop near ritchie marlboro. 66 has an estimated drive time about 15 minutes as you're moving in from manassas to the belt way. >> thank you so much. it is tough to find someone without an opinion on this story. >> everyone is talking this morning. the controversy over "duck dynasty" is only growing. now people on both sides are sounding off. we'll have the story coming up we're back at 4:55 to the backlash surrounding "duck dynasty" superstar phil robertson. he made inflammatory remarks about gays and race relations. there is a petition on change.org with more than 95,000 signatures. the family said they cann

no problems on 270 southbound, heading down from frederick to and across the american legion bridge. we are in great shape here. in from the airport route 7 in from leesburg. back to you guys. >>> she is so precious. and now the panda cub at the national zoo has a name. people voted and they have chosen bow bow for the name. >> sue rae chin was there for the celebration. >> reporter: now the moment you have been waiting for. >> after more than 123,000 votes online, baby panda has a new name. bow bow means precious, or treasure in chinese. >> we were thrilled that was what we wanted and voted for. >> besides bow bow, folks voted for names, and 12-year-old emily mckenna came from pennsylvania for the big announcement. >> i voted for mu lon. but i still like bow bow. >> reporter: six-year-old madison had been learning chinese in school and says she is happy about the new name. >> it is a great day. we have a very good name for the baby panda and everybody is so excited. >> reporter: visitors who want to see bow bow in person will have to wait a little longer. zookeepers are predicting s

outdoor a randolph was a civil rights legion and we mentioned nelson mandela earlier in line with our mission we continue to fight for jobs and freedom for our community. what we have pictured at the top where i have the youth r and people's 3 at the bottom future at the tape is me in 1992 i was at the ground breaking memorial it's its second latter to martin luther king junior and i was inspired to serve and i continue to do that day. although i started in 1992 i account to uc davis i worked in the lab before i decided to serve at the a randolph institute and they recruit me for several years i fought them hey, i wanted to go into the science i want to be a doctor one day but nov now i raised 4 kids and i refer other kids as my own >> what we do now is workforce development for the families in the bay hunters point we do programs. the picture at the top is the hazard met training and our training is required for the academy we recruit for and at the bottom corner interests a workforce of folks that are cleric of community workers and carpenterers and construction workers routing righ

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the inside was chopping up my mouth and making big legions that was tough. but i had it and it protected me. but 13 hours of the mask the first night, i thought to myself, i thought it was a tough cookie and i had all the resolve in the world. i am not sure i am going to make it through another night with this thing on. they come up that night. they are photo phobic. by the time you are in full daylight. when was the time in this that you the moment recall that you were the most tired in terms of your stroke? and where was the time that you were stroking and thought, i've got this. >> they were almost back to back. it was psychological. >> about 36 hours, we have to look at the logs. we have a protocol. i go with them away from the boats. and we just had lights and made flares and just tread water and hang out in the open ocean. they are not allowed to touch me and we are really careful about the rules. tavis: you treaded water for an hour and 30 minutes? >> i was just barely hanging on. i thought i saw the taj mahal. . did not know what was real we see gian

they did not have the infrastructure of the roman legions.hey fought in a very different style and yet ultimately they were successful. the follow from was precipitated by the invasion of europe and the four century by a fierce group of warriors known as the hunt. a four century historian left a very interesting and perceptive description of how the haunts fought. he said they are very quick in their operations of exceeding speed and surprising their enemies. they suddenly dispersed and reunited and after having inflicted vast losses on the enemy scattered themselves over the whole plane and irregular formations always avoiding and entrenchment. think about that description. that sounds a lot like guerrilla warfare to me and that's essentially what they were practicing under their formidable leader of attila the han. they were masters of guerrilla warfare such that they pushed the dramatic tribes further west to the roman empire led to the collapse of the greatest empire in antiquity. in many ways there is truly nothing new under the sun abou

stars draw more income than they ever made while they were drawing breath, and there is a growing legion of agents and managers willing to represent them. >> we're a business agent for about 250 entertainment, sports, music, and historical clients, but most of those are deceased. >> dead. >> dead. >> they're working stiffs. >> i guess you could say that. >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm steve kroft. for many people, hollywood, high fashion, and paparazzi-draped celebrities are the epitome of modern-day glamour. this edition features a trio of stories that examine some of the things that go on behind the scenes in those glamorous worlds. we begin with hollywood, whose studios over the years have produced lots of movies about pirates and mobsters. today real-life pirates, some of whom are real-life mobsters, are bleeding the movie industry out of billions of dollars a year by hijacking its product and stealing its profits. with the internet and dvds, the movie piracy business has exploded, and as leslie stahl reported in november of 2009, law enforcement is struggling to keep up. [cla

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welcome back, everybody, folks, you know, i believe as a wealth american i'm constantly beseiged by legions of mooferners who want a piece of the pie. i say back off. if i got any extra pie i'm feeding it to the birds because they don't get all mad when i make them sing for it. this is colbert platinum. quick reminder, folks, this segment is for platinum members only. if you are's not watching this on a hover flat screen trimmed with unborn leopard pelt why don't you scamper off to t.g.i. fridays, tell them it's your birthday, maybe get a free mudslide. all right, platinum nation, we're always looking for new ways to escape the big government tax machine so as much as i love this country, i cannot wait to get the hell out of here and on to a kick ass boat. >> drifting away from the rest of the world, we now have the freedom chip, the one mile long 25 story tall megaship that is more like a floating city than a boat. it would carry up to 50,000 full-time residents. unclear how taxes would work for people there but they said it will not be registered in the united states. so uncle sam would n

sayschumacher's surgeons they are still legions in the brain. -- lesions in the brain. what is the scenario for the next 24 hours or so?' >> kept sedated and probably --alyzed because of the i am not sure when he is rtleased whether he will stae moving or not. it will be important to see what is the movement of his limbs and how is his consciousness. i understand that before the operation he was agitated and moving in with his limbs and considering that scenario, my feeling is that he should have a very they cope -- very big open just keep him regulated -- very big hope and just keep him regulated and hope that when he group -- hiss movements are functioning. >> how long can he be kept in this artificial coma? >> as long as it is necessary, as long as he is not breathing comfortably, and as long as his lip movements -- limit movements have returned . we should keep it as long as it is possible and necessary. >> does he need to be awake for surgeons to fully assess the damage to the brain? >> it is impossible to assess the old damage to the right side you paralyzed -- wh

outdoor a randolph was a civil rights legion and we mentioned nelson mandela earlier in line with ourission we continue to fight for jobs and freedom for our community. what we have pictured at the top where i have the youth r and people's 3 at the bottom future at the tape is me in 1992

outdoor a randolph was a civil rights legion and we mentioned nelson mandela earlier in line with ourission we continue to fight for jobs and freedom for our community. what we have pictured at the top where i have the youth r and people's 3 at the bottom future at the tape is me in 1992 i was at the ground breaking memorial it's its second latter to martin luther king junior and i was inspired to serve and i continue to do that day. although i started in 1992 i account to uc davis i worked in the lab before i decided to serve at the a randolph institute and they recruit me for several years i fought them hey, i wanted to go into the science i want to be a doctor one day but

we are legion. we do not forget. expect us. that is their battle cry since they emerged in 2008 from a number of message boards where people began to post their withrsations and opinions anonymous not giving their real names. there's definitely a real ethic in that community about the importance of anonymity. also gone after a lot of organizations and governments that they do not like. laces that they feel are abusive. the church of scientology, government agencies in the united states, israel, tunisia, uganda, the westboro baptist church, sony, etc.. one of our guest today is the author of "we are anonymous." new york magazine called this book the insider account of the hacker movement. she will share with us both some of her stories from her book, but also she will talk about some of her new work on mobile tracking. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you so much for that introduction. it is a real privilege to be here at chicago ideas week. i am a journalist with forbes. i started off in radio jour

we want to take a look now at the american legion bridge in maryland. again if you want to head out now, this is the time to do it. looking pretty easy driving there for you. >>> what about the holiday forecast? let's get right to meteorologist howard bernstein with your first alert forecast. >> if you are going to hit the road this afternoon, don't be surprised if you see a few snow flakes. nothing really to write home about. we're watching this arctic boundary producing some of these snow showers from new york constituent, back to ohio, pennsylvania and now coming toward interstate 81. it's also increasing the clouds around here after the sunny morning. here's doppler 9000. this is at a higher elevation on the radar. not sure this is reaching the ground yet from westminster to frederick. looks like we have some snow showers about to come into hagerstown and martinsburg, from winchester to straussburg and front royal and new market as well. we'll watch this move east and we'll have the threat for the snow showers and even a rain shower south this after