in the united states, perhaps the most liberal city in the planet earth and we need to move forward with a lot of regard for the citizens of earth, meeting people who live here not the rich little kids were running to get stone and high in dolores park. i think it is an invasion of the 18th street corridor.

in the united states, perhaps the most liberal city in the planet earth and we need to move forward with a lot of regard for the citizens of earth, meeting people who live here not the rich little kids were running to get stone and high in dolores park. i think it is an invasion of the 18th street corridor. inds (indiscernible)we don't walk down the sidewalk anymore because restaurants have taken over. i live on the corner, i know them all. there is drug dealing out the window. my daughter was born 15 years ago there. there is no ordinance being of help. there is no regulation. the noise violation is unbelievable. the over density population of dolores park is exceeding any kind of limited its existing. we give our care to money. we can talk about all the gay freedom and all the liberation and the wonderful things about the ozone layer but what about the people who live in the city. we do nothing for them. we are invaded. we are not able to live there remove and i am sorry for speaking so hastily but i do not know that it is only two mintues. but i wanted direction from the board pe

we need to engage communities, like boston the most liberal city in america?and twisted is robbing a liquor, it's jihad, it's radical islam. to me was making excuses. >> eric: i think you are miss -- >> they are not tied into any organization. >> how do we know. >> there is no indication so far. i will say this. the thing -- >> it's al-qaeda, its brand now. >> and the kids self-radicalized. what bothers me is the scholarship, the success the young people had in sports, i don't understand why they would turn on america. >> that is my point. the idea by giving them to flee stuff prevents them from turning on america is a messed up mind. america is positive no longer a melting pot where a giant wallet waiting to be picked. pot of gold is us for people to come. it doesn't make them love us. it makes us think of us as suckers, the more they hate our culture, the more money they can take from you. >> eric: stop giving them citizenship. democrats will do just about anything to try and say global warming exists but you can't believe what could happen to women if congr

city. was liberated the center of center city is liberated and in a surprise the syrian army managed to make a full circle around the city fighting position a position fight is the main achievement is to stop that line of supply chain between lebanon and syria most of the fighters from different areas and syria in order to gather in course sokol said become the capital of pollution this operation move very slow but it's wise for the studies tactically speaking they managed to make first they started from the west front western side of the of this of the city and veteran areas they control this this phone with some fighters from lebanon some extremist group we're preparing to go to go into syria to fight with that it builds they are going to make it we're going to make it kind of a bigger front in order to fight and expand. the fighting line between government and opposition by this now we have limited the five to one city or one to one part of the city. the international arena and a national spirit has started to change with the russian american agreement. it's less acceptable it's no longer

. >> i see the point that the president went to austin, texas, perhaps the most liberal city in the entire state. >> it is. >> i don't understand what he gets out of this? what does the president game by going into the heartland of his political opponents? >> i think this is a long-term game the president has. he wants to transform america he talked about that for a long time and he has put texas on his target list. it's a long-term state he want told see the democrats take over, and he sees that there is potential there for him, let's not forget, they have some members from the house of representatives here in washington that are democrats in the great state of texas. >> don't you have a poll by your group that says, a large majority, 66% of people, they want spending cuts. they don't want spending hikes. >> absolutely. when you look and talk to the american people, they believe a lot what texas believes and that lower spending, 66% of americans believe spending should be cut. and 62% believe that lower taxes would create more next growth. so you have the american public wanting something

local control goes i mean i think this is a great example of that happening and if you have a liberal city too i agree well you know my take on it is that i remember the old song during the vietnam war the eve of destruction and there's a line of this is you know you're old enough to kill but not for voting very required of the song and seventeen i believe is the age at which you can join the military and so i would think that voting if you can to lower the voting age over lower lower to seventy it's maybe that's a compromise but i don't see this is a test case you know we'll see what happens there while nowaday the other thing that they do that there are a lot of liberals are about it and i think it's very bad. you know the thing to take all the city council to park tacoma park city council did is they said if you have paid your debt to society if you committed a felony you're out of jail you're off parole you know you've paid your debt you should be able to vote again and that's the case in a lot of states right now. that seems to me like a reasonable thing is and i know that there's see

of all places one of most liberal cities in the world evolve from 1999-2000 when i first cameras wentout and were heavily regulated, to i cannot go to a committee meeting today, and i've got one tomorrow and i can tell you what people are going to ask me, why don't i have the camera in my neighborhood? where is my camera? [laughter] increasingly, i say more and more private residence. we have businesses who are donating their camera feeds to speak with private residence. which had a guy the other day as the $300 on cameras for his home at sam's club and motion activated and sent an alert to its own. we saw a guy walking around his house, he called the police. so this is the world we are in. i think people want to feel a sense of security that is reasonable, where there's no expectation of privacy. they want transcendent have access to that and they want to feel safer with commonsense use of technology. i think cctv is one of those things. >> elliott, how does one deal with groups like hamas and hezbollah are terrorists, but gain legitimacy because they have public support of local leg

what do you make of all this the use of the military and martial law version on a city historically known for its liberal is where the vision of a military force going door to door without warrants of these weapons and vehicles in the streets of boston that was one of its major objectives and it bodes very you know for the future just as people are being forced out their homes the houses ripping up the fourth amendment the most through cispa bill no permits invasion of privacy without warrant deposing congressman ron paul a rather grim heart i think everybody that i've worked with at various harbors by. you know was the plan all along was the leak on the day of the true morning laws being written to screw you i work on a security commission they're going to pin this event on a male. late teens to early twenty's they're going to say he used for the explosion and it shouldn't be for sale they won't find the suspect till later this week and the raid is issued to occur on friday this was a staged event the event was planned to do the raid to could as predicted and that same day the senate brought in legislat

everywhere you can frankly i've watched the debate in washington, d.c., the mostaces, one of liberal citiesin the world, ourve from 1999, 2000, when first cameras went out and were regululated to i captain go to a community meeting today i can tell you what people are going to ask me, where's my neighborhood? and increasingly i'm seeing more private residences, businesses donating feeds to us. spent $300 for cameras at his home at sam's club, motion activated, and he saw a guy walking around his house stuffing stuff in a pillowcase and called the police. this is the world we're in. a sense of securities that reasonable, no expectation of privacy, they enforcement to have access and they want to feel safer with common sense use of think cctv in i public space one of those things. does one dealw with groups like hamas and butollah that are terrorist gain legitimacy because they emanatingc support from charitable and public welfare work? isi think the answer to that it doesn't matter if a terrorist also runs a school. a terrorist. and in the case of hamas and hezbollah, they're still killing i

or muslims coming to my country vats and you finds conservative in well i hear on every city conservative liberal in europe you're in there on a different you really try to apply an american standard to something america's the in the world conservative liberal mean different things here the people who defend the welfare state who have concerns about immigration if we had a term of them at all the united states would be something close reagan democrat would really with these people are searching for they're not racist they're not muslim necessarily though some many of them are many of them are i mean you've got the wiser are we not to encourage we need is in spain is a very very small percentage is less than twelve percent of the parliament well remember due to their unique voting system in which small parties have magnified through proportional vote isn't isn't what will resisting the real thing the real thing in europe is the concern about crime and welfare dependency and the future of the country and whether or not the welfare state can survive if the average belgian or dutchman prays five time

liberal laws. protesters cut off the city. the government responding with 15,000 soldiers in attempts to quell the violence. looters seized their moment. opposition leaders are continuing to call supporters to join the parties, meaning bangladesh must rate for larger budget. >> a correspondent who we are not naming joins us on the phone lines now from dhaka. tell us what the latest situation is. normally,are tense. at this time, early morning, the city is crowded. it looks almost deserted. very few cars are out. public transportation is very light. people are tense and apprehensive about what went down late in the morning. main commercial hub of the city, where there are hundreds of thousands of people yesterday. it is ironic that it is almost empty right now except for onlookers looking at the destruction that took place yesterday and some people clearing the debris. at least nine people are confirmed dead. that at leasting 20 people are dead. from the medical college hospital that many injuries are coming with a gunshot woun

the city votes tomorrow whether or not to overturn the counsdocs decision to fluoride the water. it's a divisive issue between liberalsnvironmentalists are waging war. supporters say it will protect the city's kids against tooth decay. that's your west coast minute. dennis: and it's been around for decades. let's fight about it right now. we fight over every basic thing. unable to escape the spotlight, legal battle surrounding steve cohen. s.a.c. capital appears to be ramping up. cheryl: it's hard to keep a good mountain town. signals telling peter kelly now is still a great time to buy in. dennis: steve forbes and why the i.r.s. scandal is a perfect case for the flat tax. but then steve says that about almost everything. welce to the new buffalo... where new york state is investing one llion dollars to attract and grow business. where companies like geico are investing welcome to the state wheree. cutting taxes for business... is our business. welcome to the new buffalo. welcome to the new buffalo. welcome to the new buffalo. new york state is throwing outhe old rule book to give your business a new edge, the edge yo

the united liberal organization runs 13 charter schools and city. 87 percent of its members voted toan federation of teachers. 12 percent of the 5,000 charter schools in the country are unionized claiming they want -- there run more efficiently without them. some much for putting the children first. in florida, permanent alimony is staying for now. the governor reached -- vetoing the bill that would have ended the practice. his main issue is that the end of alimony but the fact that it would apply retroactively pieces it would be too great our chip to expect people to pay back alimony they have been getting for decades. also would require marriages to last at least 11 years before any alimony is given. florida would have become the fifth state to end permanent alimony. still to come, "2 cents more" are good news for health care and a dire warning for them in the bond market. is it time to rethink your investment? where looking for you and your gerriwillis.com coming up. i'm telling you right now, the girl back at home would absolutely not have taken a zip line in the jungle. i'm real

a beautiful and very quiet city and very peaceful for everyone but it won't be the interesting place that it is today. on the san francisco political spectrum of either liberalr more liberal or really liberal on one of those scales, by the san francisco standards i'm probably considered a fairly law & order kind of guy. i'm probably not by natural standards but by city standards. i think when it comes to nightlife, we view it too much from a law enforcement perspective. although law enforcement is a critical stakeholder in nightlife policy, i think law enforcement is playing too dominant a role and anytime we are doing anything the first question is about law enforcement. as opposed to law enforcement plus these other four things. i think we need to take a much more balanced approach in that respect. we also need to empower our entered at -- entertainment commission to do it's job and i will hear the board tomorrow to extend live performance to dj's and creating more outdoor music and granting and effectively manage issues when they come up and by having a more effective entertainment commission which has made great strides, we are going to be that much the

city. >> i don't care if you're a conservative, liberal, democrat or republican, this should send a chill up your spine. >> new information about how long the irs allegedly targeted several conservative groups. >> and bullets fly at a mother's day parade in new orleans injurying 19 people. what the fbi is saying tonight about the mass shooting. ♪ ♪ [ engine revs ] [ female announcer ] small... [ engine revs ] wicked... ♪ and now... ♪ topless. ♪ the fiat 500 abarth cabrio. ♪ >>> the second man in a row to lead the oakland police is introduced. >> one of the things we're going to shoot for is to have the five district captains in place so the city is divided into five districts with a chief at each one. >> reporter: sources told ktvu a federally appointed compliance director may have wanted chief brown out. now web says he's focus on the police department's top priority. reducing shootings and robberies in oakland. they found it only had one part investigator handling 10,000 burglary cases. it felt some residents feeling cynical about chief. >> i wouldn't want the job but i also don't know

now, obviously, median income levels and new york and some of the big cities still governed by liberalthose levels are not growing like other places across the country. >> the bottom ten states in economic outlook, williams says, are blue states with higher taxes and restrictions on business development. with new york and vermont rounding out the bottom two, but not everyone thinks states on the bottom are getting are wrong. >> it's hard to say that states should try to pattern themselves after utah. states have different strengths and weaknesses. for example, i know the authors are not fans of the income tax, but inned good years, income tax performs well for states like new york and california that rely on a heavily. should california and new york look like utah? probably not. >> another part of the study looked back at the state's economic performance from 2001-2011. the state that grew the most in that time was texas, and the state that struggled the most was michigan. nicole? >> very interesting stuff, molly, thank you so much for that. stocks now every 15 minutes, the financial s

status is when the national liberation front attacked all the major cities and 44 venture capitals and took over control of two thirds of the country of vietnam. reported,r that was no serious person could believe that the war could be won. walter cronkite went to vietnam and said, this war is a stalemate. he was the most trusted man in news. the antiwar movement led to questioning of the entire society, culture, music, free love, drugs and distribution of power. today, the wars in iraq and afghanistan have been monumental failures by any objective standard. it took years to get a consensus against the iraq war. we have expanded coverage, we have diversified coverage, but so has the other side. with the proliferation of cable tv, the left got more channels and so did the right. newshave become corporate. has become opinion. analysis analysis has become a cover for opinion. there are big rewards for pundits who are paid by the cable channels. hard reporting, journalism, suffers because it is not as somatic as taking extreme positions. a reporter covering the war has a harder time creati

coming forward to report them or they're saying the most shocking part of this is that in a city as open and liberalthe way as new york, that this is happening here, that is a shocking thing. poppy? >> there was just a big march. i saw some of it this week, in new york, and i wonder, you're talking to people there. are they talking about how they're protecting themselves? >> reporter: they are. we did get a huge rally on monday, that was in honor of mark carson specifically and a mini rally yesterday, people chanting "we won't take it any longer, down with homophobia." we are seeing a surge in the number of community outreach programs in the area, people handing out flyers, letting people know what they can do to stay safe. they have hotlines available so if gay people feel as though they are being targeted they can call the hotlines so the community is rallying together to protect their own. poppy? >> and zain, i think you spoke with some of these people. are you able to play us some of that sound? >> reporter: absolutely. we did speak to a couple. we asked them what are you guys doing differently

obviously median income levels in new york and some of the big cities stilling governed by liberal politicianscome levels but those levels are not growing at the levels of other places across the country. >> reporter: the bottom ten states in economic outlook according to this study tend to the blue states with higher taxes and more restrictions on business development. with new york and vermont rounding out the bottom two. but not everyone thinks those states on the bottom are getting it wrong. >> it's hard to say that states should try to pattern themselves after utah. states have different strengths and weaknesses, so, for example, i know the authors are not fans of of the income tax but in good years the income tax performs very well for states like new york and california that rely on it heavily. so should california and new york try to look more like utah, probably not. >> reporter: another part of this study looked back at the state's economic performance from 2001 to 2011. the state that grew the most during that time was texas. and the state that struggled the most during that time wa

near liberal elitist fundraiser for president obama in new york city.r harvey weinstein, justin timberlake, tommy hilfiger and would have thought the obama fever would have ended after his reelection. and charles payne is here and he's fired up about this latest thing. he's next. we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retirement age. ♪ t question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ >> president obama said that rush limbaugh is to blame for the gridlock in washington. he said that at the a fun razr at harvey weinstein's house. justin timberlake, jessica biel were among the attendees. he told the win in 2012 would break the fever. and $32,400 per couple for the the event. so, charles, it's all rush's fault, is it? >> rush must

favorite thing about the puerto rican day parade is watching the white liberals finding a reason they have to be out of new york sti. -- city the relatives -- >> my grandmother died. >> i have to get to connecticut. >> have i a bachelor party for a friend you will never meet. >> the only guest is you. >> i am done. >> you have to keep the joints and stuff working with the binoculars. >> coming up, what does human flesh really taste like? jedediah bila on her new book, yes, i ate my twin sister. interesting, provocative and disgusting. look, it is college co-e hads, call me. co-eds, call me you can win a trip to the back rub city. i am the mayor of back rub city. >>> as a former star -- has a former star gone too far? amanda bynes has had an impressive week. she got arrested for smoking weed and threatened to sue the cops and announced chris brown beat rihanna because she wasn't pretty enough. now she is scuffling with a sports illustrated model. after christie tegan tweeted she found the situation unsettling. she replied, quote, i am far prettier than you and spelled it with a you. not one man that wants me wants you and yo

thing washington could imagine, washington as a governing city, capital, could imagine was actually supporting anybody who used, who liberated slaves and was using them to fight a revolution. this was just the maximum, and it was very -- the reputation began to get worse and worse in the united states because every sort of slander, i think, used against boliva including the fact people were dying in the revolution. it was a very bloody revolution, and it didn't speak well of the whole enterprise. thank you. [applause] .. >> next on book tv, laurie edwards reports on the over 133 million americans who live with a chronic illness which constitutes about three-quarters of all health care dollars. the author examines the obstacles that the chronically ill face, including the limits of medicine, skepticism about many illnesses, and criticism that many have diseases that could be prevented. this is about 45 minutes. [applause] >> hello. thank you all so much for being out there tonight. so much of the writing process takes place alone or in my case when the rest of the war of the sleeping. so it is really nice, at this point in th

professors and university is our liberal that between 50 and 60 percent were and so if you get up to 50 or 60% it is not the overwhelming data sets give the also the city in the '50s and '60s that individuals like me would call liberal and the plaintiff is there not a conservative as opposed to the liberal. so that needs to be stressed more when day pointed out the overwhelming majority but many of us still see the democratic party as the bald head of liberalism there s the d head of liberalism there are many conservatives but to talk a little more i want to quickly point* out to a wonderful difference working in a think tank you don't have to teach cab -- class's he don't have to help anybody or have to apply for grants and the money is just there. the think tank's supplies if you're hired the many to do the research. you're hired the many to do the research. >> before you answer i will take one last question. >> my belief is one goes to school to learn how to think for themselves not necessarily to learn with other people think and to make them. if liberals or conservatives are teaching the process then nobody has any fear of the outcome. i want to m

in a city that has a reputation for being one of the more liberal and progressive in the country, that's an interesting question. lindsey is seen as sort of the last true liberal mayor never won an outright majority of the votes, only clearing 43% or so in both his elections. since then, there's a narrative of history since then and each election as an episode. there's been up and down a bit but a decline in voter participation. there's been some racial shifts and tension within the liberal progressive coalition that has tended to thwart chances of a progressive victory. if you analyze history on a race by race basis, it looks different. you have a lot of incumbents winning reelection, catch giuliani and bloomberg have won between them five incumbent victories. if you look at conservative candidates prevailing, in each of them fear was a very big factor, fear of the son of sam fear of the crime wave fear of terrorism. that environment is very difficult for a progressive message to take root. i think there's been a beginnation of that kind of sweeping garment of factors and individual bat

how can the federal government work with cities, with platforms like cities.data,.gov and other systems like that. how can we liberate some of this data while also protecting privacy and confidentiality which is hugely important and something that we're seeking to celebrate and support in a way our customers which i'm sitting alongside here, for the entrepreneurs and the organizations that are using consuming this data to turn them into real value. that is something that is very significant priority for the administration and that's why the president launched an open data initiative to support. >> let me dig a little more on the federal side. can you talk a little more about the work that you specifically are doing and sort of, you know, how the department of energy when it became interested in open data, what is available right now? >> there is so much available for start-ups right now. it's hard to choose a few favorites. wow, i can tell you what some of the best ones that people have told me are the most popular so that will be like many other things in the start-up world, it's not the government that is going to

. >> reporter: china's people liberation army unit 618 is thought to be launching thsands of attacks daily from one city blo according to a consensus report produced by all 16 u.s. intelligence agencies. pentagon spokesman george little tried to reassure american allies, quote, remaintain full confidence in our weapons flat s platforms, the suggestions that there are leaks are incorrect, chinese government balked at the newer accusation. >> we've said many times that cyberattacks are a global technology, since it is technicallyntraceable it is difficulto find the source and identify the hacker. reporter:white house said that issue of cyberattacks will be brought up when president obama meets the chinese president next month in california, lou. lou: thank you very much, jennifer griffin. >> meanwhile delopment in syria putting new pressure on obama administratn. european union has lifted arms emrgo as new repor of chemical weapon use by assad regime emerge. a u.s. senator is freelancing with we rebel leaders over the memorial day weekend, we turn to fox news chief white house correspondentd hry. >> repor

could imagine, i'm talking about washington has become a city, capital, could imagine, was actually supporting anybody who youth, who had liberatedslaves and was using them to fight a revolution. so it was very, the reputation began to get worse and worse because every, thus led i think, against bolivar come including the fact a lot of people were dying in this revolution, this bloody revolution didn't speak well for the whole enterprise. thank you. [applause] >> visit booktv.org to watch any of the programs you see here online. type the author or book title in the search bar on the upper left side of the page and click search. you can also shoot anything you see a booktv.org easily by clicking sure on the upper left side of the page and selecting the format. look tv streams live online for 40 hours every weekend with top nonfiction books and authors. booktv.org. ..

city and what people want and what people's concerns are. i feel like i know so much more than before i started campaigning. i am a good liberal democrat. in the san francisco, miniature spectrum, i am considered pretty middle of the road. one thing about me is i am very independent when it comes to the issues, and i do not vote on party lines. i judge each issue on its merit. we have provided woefully inadequate support for our transition-age youth, and when we do not provide that support, we end up causing other problems. it is not like it disappears. these are our youth, who are here in our community, and we need to make sure we are providing services for them. yesterday, we had a hearing on the dcyf budget, and i was very disappointed with one aspect of the budget, particularly the alt and backs were being eliminated -- that all add-backs were being eliminated on a number of different subjects. i do not agree with that. i am in discussions with dcyf, and i am is hopeful we will be able to work something out. my predecessor was always committed to making sure funding occurred, and i will continue to do that, so you have an ally in me

right o liberals -- >> medical marijuana advocates say it's a sad day not only as the federal government continuing to crack down on dispensaries. now the california supreme court has ruled cities dispensaries in every single city. dependent on your zip code. it's simple. it's just that simple. >>i] we've made a choice that w don'tokok want to be medical marijuana dispensaries or outdoor cultivation. >> the mayor says he's happy with the ruling. they approved an ordinance banning the distr"stion and cultivation of marijuana in 201 after concluding it could bring crime into thew3 community. >> these are attractive knewq senses. they also attract criminalxd elements. >> reporter: but medical marijuana advocates say that's nonsense. steve deangelo with oakland's poised to helpxd patients in communities without their own dispensary. he's rolled out a free delivery service. >> any patients who are unable bay areaÑi can go to the websit. you can order your medicine and we will bring tight you if you neighborhood. >> reporter: harbor side health center just rolled outfá that n service in recent week. meanwhile swe should point out that many other bay areas have not banned marijuana d