linda, robert, libby, and linda chapman. please come on up when you're ready >> i'd like to remind persons spanking to civic centers of the eir your comments need to be restricted. if i wish to speak on the project you need to wait until projects a and b are called up >> this is only for the certification of the eir. >> i'm a little bit confused about that. this is concerning the case 2004? >> it is. >> good morning. it is just concerning myopiation to the development because a fire i was actually involved with and it's one of the main roads going to crestmont. i have some pictures if you're able to look at those pictures there's only one way in and out >> you, your questions comments are about the item itself? >> yes. >> you may want to what point. >> i apologize i'm speaking only thing item fourteen as well. >> no problem. >> linda chapman. i want to talk about the clove abusive and changes with regard to knob hill >> it's horrific. i

. >> you and your team were under such pressure from the vice president and scooter libby that you actuallyan mock meetings with them in your office where some of you played dick cheney and someone else played scooter libby grilling your team. you went through exercises like that just in preparation of having meetings with them. >> right. i had -- i worked with an amazingly dedicated team. i had a branch chief who understood the questions the administration was probably going to ask. so we did a mock briefing just to prepare us in case the questions would arise that, you know, would lead us down a rabbit hole. you know, you could have a lot of hypotheses that you go over and over and over again, and eventually moving away from the objective truth as we knew it at the time. she wanted us to be prepared for the answers and felt solid on the basis of our intelligence. >> you talk about how challenged you felt by the vice president's office on this. in your piece you write, in the abstract, challenging cia's analysis is a good thing, agency analysts get stuff wrong as evidenced by saddam's wmd.

the responsibility of killing americans with a drone-- >> well, one fof the people on the scooter libbyccusing him of something he didn't leak. and this is some imperial presidency that needed to handle this information. now when you ask something about blowing up americans without due process, it's f-you from the justice department? >> and noah rothman and rand paul shatters and captures hearts and beyond. that's something the mainstream media does not want to repeat. >> jon: next, what debate moderator out did the others.

back in june of 2011 i did a story with libby shaft about neighbors who also hired private security.he streets with private security officer who is will start patrolling their streets. they say oakland police aren't on the job. >> when they visit here its infrequently. with the response time, it's not what we would expect or hope. >> reporter: some neighbors already installed home surveillance cameras and security systems but that's not enough. >> my neighborhood has had a similar security service for a little over a year now. i think that the people who enjoy that service do feel more comfortable. >> reporter: shots at opd is working with some private firms helping them coordinate their efforts. police are even considering putting license plate leaders into the private security cars which will alert them to stolen vehicles in the area. mayor quan isn't part of the group hiring the private patrol. >> private pa troll is a great help but they're no substitute of having the adequate staff that oakland police need. >> reporter: including area where is there currently is private security

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. >> city council member libby shaft is encouraged that there has been progress. >> the system is working better but the fact we're still having failures is not acceptable. >> saying overall reports of trouble from the field dropped 85% after towers were modified. poa and counsel member believe oakland ought to look into the radio system that were used. vic lee abc 7 news. >> two bay area scientists have been charged with defrauding two government agencies of over a million dollars. a 52-year-old and 40-year-old decided today on wire fraud. prosecutor says they used their company to get grants from nasa and national science foundation for the same project. still to come at 6:00 outlook for finding a job in california is improving. one place where they've been looking for new recruits. >> dry conditions over the bay area nouchl but the weekend rain maker headed our way. i'll show you the accu-weather forecast coming up in just a moment. >> after nine repairs a woman is told to use her hair cry drier to deice her new refrigerator. are they serious? we'll find out. >> latest trend in mind an

a supplemental letter from our attorneys libby [speaker not understood], were delivered later. * i'm providing three additional copies for your reference. as described in the three legal letters dated february 5th, february 14th, and february 19th, the pagoda theater requires a supplemental e-i-r and there are legal requirements for the special use district and continual conditional use authorization before the lease should be authorized. save muni's goal in this regard is only to protect all of the north beach businesses that could be affected because the pagoda lease does not affect -- does not change the fact that some businesses will be possibly put out of business. as an architect, i have worked on many complex projects for the city and in particular the letter from the geotechnical engineer, lawrence carp who is very highly regarded does have very substantive merit. the groundwater being 6 to 8 feet below the street, foundations of adjacent buildings, some which are historic, no more than 10 feet below grade. a retrieval box that is 42 feet plus below grade indicates that there

for me from the planet of the apes then they said it happens to encase apes take over the country libby was a little bit on a do need to help them draft aleutians and talk about the next one which is so bizarre man and even know about this bomb sniffing lance we're talking about plans that have that can trace minute amounts of target explosive substances and the plant will drain its chlorophyll turn from that the green color to a spongy whiteness of a quart can you just picture. t.s.a. agent just watching plants very go through the gate i mean what why is this. first first of all what we're highlighting is how absurd the war on terror is becoming the investments in these like a completely ridiculous kind of technology which money they don't even want to do the university of colorado isn't closer to you than you think they're really getting close to making this a possibility and the idea is that you can align the airports with these plants are very you know good looking decorative plants but if they change color into the color of this crazy looking corpse you should probably run because

libby's times of seaquest ration it's time to buckle down and get rid of wasteful spending right some decisions you made decisions congress is making makes you wonder if congress really has adopted this mindset take the missile defense program the project contracted by lockheed martin is a joint venture with italy and germany the system boasts its hit to kill missiles and other deadly tactics but according to the department of defense the three hundred eighty million dollar program doesn't work the office of the secretary of defense says quote the meads program has experienced a number of technical and management challenges since its inception in the mid one nine hundred ninety s. and while the program has shown market improvements in recent years it has been unable to meet schedule and cost targets back in two thousand and eleven the defense department said they didn't want the missiles because they didn't need it couldn't afford it and it didn't help national security so why are taxpayers still paying for it earlier i was joined by steven miles coalition coordinator for win without

please give a big welcome to alex libby. [ cheers and applause ] >> let me talk to you about -- about bullying and what i went through and what many people go through. most of the shy kids out there, they are afraid that they'll get picked on if they actually show who they really are. being me, i learned that it wasn't me. it was them. [ cheers and applause ] >> they punched me in the jaw, strangle me, knocked things out of my hand, take things from me, sit on me. they pushed me so far that i -- i wanted to become the bull. >> what? >> why are you punching me? >> come on. come on. >> no, no, no. ow! why are you stabbing me with it? >> give it to him hard. >> everything that happened to me on that bus happened every day, if not worse. some of them i grew up with but they turned on me because they didn't want to get bullied. >> hey, you're my buddy, okay? >> i'm not your buddy. know what i'm saying? >> yeah, i know what you're saying. >> i laughed about it because i wanted a friend, and strangely enough, if my smile was going to make me feel better and continue throughout these years of

let's show him our love, our gratitude, please give a big welcome to alex libby. [ cheers and applause ] >> i want to talk to you about -- about bullying. and what i went through, and what many people go through. most of the shy kids out there, they're afraid that they'll get picked on if they actually show who they really are. being me, i learned that it wasn't me, it was them. [ applause ] >> they punched me in the jaw. strangled me. take things from me. sit on me. >> what? >> why are you hitting me? why are you stabbing me with it? >> i'll knock your face off. >> everything that happened to me on that bus, happened every day, if not worse. some of them i grew up with, but they turned on me because they didn't want to get bullied. >> hey, you're my buddy, okay? >> i'm not your buddy. i'll cut your face. >> i know what you're saying. i laughed about it, because i wanted a friend. and strangely enough, you know, if my smile was going to make me feel better, and continue throughout these years of bullying, then that's what i did every day. i really didn't feel anything. i didn't feel th

kate, the young intern kidnapped by a mass murderer in "kiss the girls" and audiences loved her as libbyung mother seeking revenge after being framed for the murder of her husband in "double jeopardy". >> well, aren't you going to give me a kiss? i think i've earned it. >> and now she's reportedly ready to take on a new role. running as a democrat to challenge senator mitch mcconnell for his kentucky senate seat. she's reportedly telling key advisers and political figures that she's planning to announce her candidacy for the u.s. senate this spring. if miss judd does come to washington, she'll follow the footsteps of other actors turned politicians like senator al franken who came from "saturday night live". >> i'm going to do a terrific show and i'm going to help people because i'm good enough, smart enough, and doggone it, people like me. >> and, of course, ronald reagan, also a former actor, made it all the way to the white house. but will ashley judd's star power be enough to oust mitch mcconnell from the seat that he's held for nearly 30 years? call the paparazzi. this one will be f

. >> valerie, real quickly, today marks the sixth year anniversary that schooler libby was convicted,getting word now that he has had his voting rights restored. rights restored. how do you feel as you look back, hindsight being 20/20 about what that moment in time did to your life, where you are today? >> well, it changed joe and i profoundly. we've worked really hard to rebuild our lives, professionally and personally. you know, ultimately we put our faith in the justice system, and we wish there had been further repercussions, but i find it interesting that his voting rights are being restored. former vice president cheney talked about the fact that he was not pardoned by president bush, was like leaving a good man on the battlefield, which i find that analogy to be particularly reprehensible given that soldiers every day are truly dying on the battlefield. and, you know, i think it's really -- the whole episode is just a small example of a larger pattern of behavior that we saw under the bush administration. this month is ten years since the iraq war began, and completely flipped

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caller: hi, libby.hat you are saying is they would not mind being hit by drones if they knew x,y,z which came out in the next day's paper of this is why we hit that neighborhood because we were trying to get a guy bellaterra stew was in the neighborhood, you are saying they would not mind because they want the terrorists gone even though collateral damage might be a couple families killed? guest: first of all, a couple families don't get killed in drawn strikes. because the u.s. never give details, therefore it gives people the opportunity to say a couple families were killed. usually the drone strikes are a lot more precise than is reported in the media. what i am saying is if people were on board and they understood that this was just one of the means of trying to eliminate terrorists, people would be less hostile than they are right now. of course terrorism needs more than just drones and anything that results in civilian deaths will cause far more negative reaction than those who want to persist wit

somebody else happen to be at libby on the golden board. so he was asked to sign the agreement. he said i'm not going to sign it. you just fired me. so he was on the board, signed the agreement, resigns retroactively three days later. i've never heard the secretary of the treasury of the united states calling a company ceo and firing him. it is the job of the tourists, not the secretary of the treasury. and to have a goldman director doing that, because of the $85 billion that aig caught, 60 billion went out the back door quickly, backdoor bailout and 14 million but to goldman sachs and others. aig was required to sign an agreement was a total release to the counterparties and they were saddled with a camcorder, could not talk about it. that is what the american system is like today and we've got real problems ahead of us. during my term, we were nationalized twice. once in there and wanted pakistan. we got compensated in both cases. i went to the world court only got compensated on the uranium issue and in pakistan i met with bhutto. he compensated for that. when that's what i

caller: you are gorgeous and intelligent, libby. you are gorgeous and intelligent, too, mr. nader. now i make about $9 an hour. so ie to fill the gap could get on social security. $9ave been working for $8 or for quite a while. forve written in your name elections and people say my vote is wasted. third-partyed a candidates to give voters more choice and to have different kinds of agendas. i ran on this new book i put out called "the seventeen solutions bestying end of flesh and adjusted higher minimum wage, strengthening the ability of workers to bargain, bring down the bloated military budget, stop being an empire and try to pull these the whole world. so wete the tax code first tax things we do not like. things like wall street speculation tax. ,hat is why i ran for president to give broader choices. it is called "the seventeen solutions" in paperback. video,e have a short and. comment. caller: it's no secret that the democrats and republicans stray .d away very hard from issues if you could analyze tea partiers abandonment of them. guest: money and politics. i spoke to high-ran

caller: hi, libby. my only comment is whether the stock goes up or down, how does it affect the average family? you have people working minimum- wage that don't have much investment in. the stock in i feel you put it on the news all the time, not you, but they put it on the news all the time and it's almost like it really is not a real world for the average american. what do you think about expert? host: i'm here to hear what you think. you consider yourself an average american? caller: probably a little less. i'm a little older and live on a disability check, like the guy who called. so i am not out there working now trying to raise a family. i just feel for these younger people in your age bracket or even younger that are getting through college and have a huge debt, not making a good wage. i just don't know where the country is going to go in the future, if we keep not supplying a good wage for the average american. when you work 40 hours and still cannot pay your bills, that is not very encouraging

the somebody else happened to be at libby who is on the goldman board. so he asked to sign the agreement. he said i'm not going to santa. he just fired me. so that he was on the goldman word, since the agreement, resigns richer actively three days later. i'm never at the secretary of the treasury of the united states calling a company ceo and firing him. it's the job of the curves. not the secretary of the treasury. because of the $85 billion, aig cut 60 billion, went out the back door quickly. dr. bill out what to goldman sachs and others. aig was required to sign an agreement that was a total release to the counterparties and they were saddled with takeout order. now that's what the american system was like them when scarborough problems ahead of us. during my term at aig, we renationalize twice. once in iran and one in pakistan. we got compensated and went to the world court, got compensated in the iranian in pakistan met with retail. he compensated us for that. is this what i just described have been in the third world country, i'd be down in washing

certain my former colleagu collt the state department are now pleased with these things, and after the libbyeration view these options as being positive, new options on the table in the era of austerity. presumably you're in favor of combining european armed forces. could you say something about that force? >> thank you. so honored to be one of the cohosts, but i'd like to come back to a question that david raised. this is about related to the backsliding of democracy. i mean, why we have a huge crisis in europe, seems to me that there are strange ideas, strange economic ideas but also done unraveling of the checks and balances of some country. and i just want you to address this. on, how is europe going to do with this? i do they can do with the economic crisis first and then move on and we'll deal with the deficit of democracy second. because we might will have a major, major issue. it's no secret. my old country, hungry, is backsliding with the checks and balances, and some politicians even look to vladimir putin as the role model. and being excited about the alternative. that's a pretty

. >> it's called flower power, this is a game, ed libby, the gentleman on the end is a floral designerkennedy. >> hi, guys. i'm the game show host essentially. it's simple, two challenges, two teams. you two are a team and you two are a team. >> i look my team. >> talk smack all you want. >> let me get through it. we have five different bulbs and five varieties of cut flowers. >> match the cut flowers to the bulb. >> i'm putting 30 seconds on the clock. >> i'm watching this one. >> ed, basically if they correctly match the most bulbs with the proper flower you're going to call them a winner. >> i'm going to call them a winner. >> naming the flower? >> not the least bit nervous. >> any advice? >> take a look at the flower and the bottom of where it goes into the ground and see what you can put together. >> it's so freezing out. is this the right time to plant bulbs? >> no, bulbs go in the ground in october because they have to sit a little bit and pop. >> hoda is delaying the game. she may be nervous. do i have 30 seconds on the clock, please. >> how would we know? >> on your mark, get

. >> reporter: jason and daniel wi wigowski along with their kids, keegan and libby, have been livinge to decide as a family, this is what we have, so how do we make it work? >> reporter: it all started when jason, a former army sergeant, came home from iraq and decided to go back to school. the gi bill would only provide the family $14,000 a year in living expenses, but that alone wouldn't cover their debts. >> he was gone. and then i had two children to take care of and all of a sudden i had all these bills, overdrafts on our bank. i forgot that bill was to come out but i already sent money. >> reporter: they buckled their belts, taking every opportunity they could to pinch a penny. >> save at least $33 on our electricity bill. >> reporter: the inspiration to cut back came from america's cheapest family. jason suggested that danielle read this book and almost immediately she began to transform the family's finances. >> i spent $187.59. >> reporter: planning is key. danielle maps out meals and the grocery list for the month and has become a targeted shopper. do you ever buy anything

because wall street was deregulated and when i was in the house, i tell you, libby, i fought that very, very hard. they got deregulated and they came up with -- >> all of senator sanders in our video library at c-span.org. president obama is on capitol hill meeting with senate republicans at this hour and house democrats later. here's a look at the president as he arrived on capitol hill a short while ago. >> good to see you, sir. thank you so much. i appreciate. that's what i would expect out of our maine senator, bragging a little bit. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> the president with senate republicans and meeting with house democrats in about an hour or so. here on c-span we are going to take you live now to the conservative political action conference happening in washington. first speaker up this afternoon, senator marco rubio of florida. >> i believe that more today than i did just three years ago. and we have to do something about it. that's what we're here to talk about today. now what i sense from a lot of people i've been talking to is this fear that somehow america has changed,

the somebody else happened to be at libby who is on the goldman board. so he asked to sign the agreement. he said i'm not going to santa. he just fired me. so that he was on the goldman word, since the agreement, resigns richer actively three days later. i'm never at the secretary of the treasury of the united states calling a company ceo and firing him. it's the job of the curves. not the secretary of the treasury. because of the $85 billion, aig cut 60 billion, went out the back door quickly. dr. bill out what to goldman sachs and others. aig was required to sign an agreement that was a total release to the counterparties and they were saddled with takeout order. now that's what the american system was like them when scarborough problems ahead of us. during my term at aig, we renationalize twice. once in iran and one in pakistan. we got compensated and went to the world court, got compensated in the iranian in pakistan met with retail. he compensated us for that. is this what i just described have been in the third world country, i'd be down in washing