in a man named george marshall who was the guy who took over for male and greg. another one of these weird coincidences of history, george marshall took over for male and great in september of 1939. and -- which is on the very same week that hitler who was going to be satisfied with czechoslovakia, needed no more territory blitzkrieg into poland and started world war ii, the word that neville chamberlain insisted would never happen because we had peace at. so george marshall took over as chief of staff of the u.s. army and became hap arnold boss. well, when half point down the hall to the pentagon, the army building. and he went down the hall to introduce himself to the new chief of staff, the first time they had met, they have actually been friends for some time. at first met general george marshall when they were on maneuvers in the philippines. this was before hat became a fire, when he was an infantryman george marshall was still an infantryman. they were on maneuvers in the philippines. half came across as the other lieutenant to my guess marshall was a firs

he had, he had a unique ally in a man named george marshall, general george marshall, who was the guy who took over from maylon craig. and another one of these weird coincidences of history, george marshall took over from maylon craig in september of 1939. and, which is on the very same week that hitler, who was going to be satisfied with czechoslovakia, needed no more territory, blitzkrieged into toland and started world war ii, the war that neville chamberlain insisted would never happen because we have peace in our time. so george marshall took over as chief of staff of the u.s. army. became hap arnold's boss. well, when hap went down hall to -- they didn't have a pentagon then, but they had the army building -- and he, when he went down the hall to introduce himself to the new chief of staff, it wasn't the first time they had med. no, they had actually been friends for some time. hap first met general george marshall when they were on maneuvers in the philippines. this was before hap became a flier. it's when he was an infantryman. george marshall was still an infantryman. they we

student honor roll and i will not steal their thunder and emily is here and i believe that virginia marshal will share the information about that event, i also would like to send out a shout out to west portal elementary and the students 200 students will be celebrating the year of the horse by marching in the annual chinese parade in san francisco and the word has it that the superintendent will be making an appearance and what you may or may not know that west portal's group that has won the awards in years passed, recently performed at the golden state warer's game at half time and stilt, walkers and ribbon and fan dancers and dragon runners and drummers and that is just the principal. >> that is good. and we take it on good authority that the principal will then be on stilts this year and he will be rehearsing one more time before the big day. so this will be friday march 14, from four to five west portal elementary and if anyone would like to come and support the students. i also would like to take this opportunity to thank and to announce, thank our staff, but announce that on january

febrero del año 2014, estas son las principales noticias, un hombre salvadoreño aparece e las islas marshall otro lado del océano pacífico. >>> los dreamers llegan al mientras se acumula nieve en gran parte de estados unidos en california muchos temen lo peor debido a la peor serÍa en dÉcadas, empresarios hispanos a la cabeza de nuevo y prÓspero negocios de la marihuana recreativa en el estado de colorado, conversan con nosotros. >> comenzamos. >> (♪). >> (♪). >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. >> (♪). >> comenzamos noticiero con un caso que de confirmarse pasarÍa a ser una de las extraordinarias historias de supervivencia humana se trata de un pescador de origen salvadoreÑo dijo que partiÓ de mÉxico en una pequeÑa embarcaciÓn de pesca y quedo a la deriva en 13 meses en el ocÉano pacÍfico, alejandro roldÁn nos cuenta lo poco que se sabe del nÁufrago. >> josÉ salvador alvarenga comparte que partiÓ de chiapas en su lancha para pescar tiburones el motor se descompuso y estuvo a la deriva en el ocÉano pacÍfico por 13 meses. >> mal seÑor bendito, la lancha al

and i have the fabulous thompson and the equally fabulous virginia marshal and jackson, and two minutes each, please, ladies, thank you. >> president fewer and vice president murase, congratulations and superintendent carranza and everyone present, last but not least, sister ester i am the president of the san francisco alliance of black school educators which is a grass root organization that looks at the number one priority of the african american community in terms of education. i do have a calendar of our events for 2013, 14, and i will have those passed out to you. i want to indicate that there is one correction on here. and we will be having our scholarship and retirement banquet on may first, the superintendent has a very important meeting with the administrators and so we were able to change that date to make sure that we would continue our partnership. i have the pleasure of introducing two members this evening. one, being our fabulous vice president, and chair person, of our honorable celebration and our chair person of our oratoracl contest, miss jackson, thank you. >> good e

vida interna, no se te confundieron los dÍas y la vida entera. >> salÍ el jueves e lleguÉ a isla marshalls y un lunes perdido. >> hablando del salvador ¿cÓmo la gente ha reaccionado a la llegada de josÉ salvador? >> aquÍ en las calles no se habla de otro tema tenemos que aceptar que hay incrÉdulos de este relato hay otros que dicen que definitivamente se trata de un milagro, pero si una cosa josÉ en este momento no hay una sola personas de salvador que no se sepa bien el nombre de josÉ Álvaro haya escuchado su historia y este interesado para saber cual es el prÓximo capÍtulo en la vida de este hombre. >> desde la bella capital de salvador cristina muchas gracias por estar con nosotros. >> su canciones favoritas de las beatles la recuerda. >> michelle yeso ter dÍa entre otros... >> hoy hace 50 aÑos estados unidos y el mundo estaban disfrutando muchos por primera vez la mÚsica de este extraordinario grupo hablamos conÍfero d vocalista y compositor de mana de mana esta es una forma de mantener tu ropa interior limpia. esta es otra. prueba charmin ultra strong. limpia muy bien y puedes usar h

luis mehid desde hawai nos cuenta como ha sido la travesía desde islas marshall >>estamos en aeropuertoiaje de albarenga a su país el salvador >>las 8 mil millas a su país sera más rápido, a el le tomo ocho meses llegar a la isla marshall de hawai vuela, los médicos dicen que alguien que paso tanto tiempo solo en el mar puede tener problemas >>una persona después de un trauma tan severo, lo más probable es que tenga un trauma severo >>un síndrome post traumatico >>y muchos dudan de la veracidad de su testimonio, se preguntan como pudo sobrevivir comiendo peces crudos y sangre de tortuga. >>respuestas que solo podrá dar el mismo. >>y a medida que se acerca la hora de albarenga a su país el salvador, se preparan para recibir su familia a un hombre que no ven hace una más decada >>garita palmera la comunidad que no halla la hora de verlo llegar y que le ha dadofama al lugar. >>la familia cuenta los minutos sin dejar de pensar en lo que vivio salvador >>solo la mamá del naufrago parece abrumada luego de un día entero de dar entrevistas, hoy no quiso salir, solo dio un escueto mensaje >>esto

he had been in washington before he was sent into exile with the period of the mitchell court marshall, and i'm sure most people note about it, more than it's just a movie with gary cooper in it, but it was a national event like the water gate trail, everyone was watching newsreels, a lot to do with a lot of things. they were very much close friends, and before that starts sunday, in those days, military families woulds leave calls cards and spend sunday doing this. the kids were left in the car while the parents went in and did the five minute protocol thing. it's a whirl this does not exist today. one of the close friends was mitchell. went tout to virginia, to a large establishment, independent money setting him apart from the contemporaries, and this was the place where the arnold family saw the first electric refrigerator they ever saw. this is now in 1924. they were -- mitches took him to the kitchen to show this new miracle invention not requiring the iceman to show up and pulled out the ice tray that he could make his own ice. this fascinated the kids, the three of them. the pa

. >>> and the leader of the marshall islands talks about the legacy of nuclear tests, making a painful anniversary. >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry is now visiting beijing as part of a four-nation tour. he's there to discuss north korea and other key issues with chinese leaders. kerry flew to the chinese capital from south korea. he met with foreign minister wang yi after a meeting with president xi jinping. >> we hope that 2014 will be a year of concrete progress in defining relationships, managing our differences effectively, and finding a way to cooperate practically. >> translator: i hope both our countries can expand cooperation in various fields, resolve differences, and disputes properly, and fully implement a modern relationship between china and the u.s. >> observers believe kerry is likely to have asked his chinese hosts to use their influence on north korea to keep the country from engaging in acts of provocation. some analysts fear north korea could take such actions during upcoming joint military drills between the u.s., and south korea. >>> officials with the japan

as an air marshall there are things you look for, clues you look for.ould imagine somebody who says they have an explosive on board the plane is probably the worst case scenario, worse than somebody who just has a weapon them. >> yes and no, anderson. number one, one thing about air marshalls, skilled, confident, highly trained. there are so many other elements that are in place to prevent things like this from happening. we have our great ground security, the tsa security screeners. we have the confidence knowing they will properly check and screen. when we have a person to get up and possibly announce something like that of course you're alarmed and senses are going to go off. at the same time my first thought as an air marshall when i was flying, make sure i'm going to put myself in a position to be in command. communicate with my partners and the rest of the team to make sure we're all looking at the same thing. at the same time, we have citizens today in all the american folks that are flying today are so much on high alert. they possibly may take

del pescador. >> este es el patrullero que josÉ salvador fue traÍdo aqui a la capital de las islas marshallque solo tiene una lÍnea de telÉfono y sale de ahÍ un vuelo a la semana, pero cuando llegÓ el telÉfono y la avioneta estaban daÑados. >> entre los incrÉdulos residentes de la isla marshall criados en sus aguas criados desde niÑo. >> este la cher dice que ha rescatados a muchos * pescados que no pueden estar de pie y llegan casi en los huesos aÚn asÍ no hay quien haya dado una explicaciÓn alternativa para la llegada del humilde pescador a una naciÓn remota otro lado del mundo donde todos dicen que seÁa bienvenido. >> los milagros esquÍ existen por eso llamamos aquÍ a josÉ nuestro hombre milagro. >> cristina telemundo. >> y ahora vamos en el exclusiva a salvador ahÍ estÁ angie con la familia de josÉ que esperan ansiosa se regresan ji adelante *. >> muy buenas tardes somos el Único medio de televisiÓn transmitiendo en vivo desde una habitaciÓn del hogar de josÉ Álvaro en esta casa fue donde naciÓ y crecio y tenemos el gusto de estar con los papÁs y tambiÉn con la hija, empezamos por usted

fred lau is the grand marshal, our former police chief. but i also wanted to alert you that there is an honorary marshal that will be driven. he's my uncle kirk. he's also known as the -- a war hero he in the chinese community and among the u.s. marine corps as well. some view him as a chinese american warrior, the smithsonian tv channel has a documentary about his life called uncommon valor, depicting his work in the korean war. also we honored him in our chambers at the san francisco born chinese american hero, i think that was last year. and u.s. marine corps general ray davis has described my uncle kirk lee as the bravest marine he's ever known. honorary marshal major kirk chiu and lee, he was active in the marine corps 20 years. he joined at 18 out of his high school in sacramento. he's 88 years old right now and he'll be driven by members of the cafe post, and he's also the first regular marine officer of asian american descent, but he was honored for his bravery in many ways at the battle of [speaker not understood] where 8,000 mari

marshal and fugitive task force.is facing 15 criminal counts including six felonies on suspicion of using a phony contractor's license. this is a case i've been following since 2008. he was convicted of similar charges following a seven on your side investigation. numerous homeowners told us he took money for painting jobs that never completed the work. wilson resurfaced in 2011 placed on state contractor license boards most-wanted list. gloria brooks regrets hiring him in 2014. >> this part of the house that was damaged. mr. wilson left it undone. >> wilson arraigned this afternoon in supreme court and ran a company known as first impressions and arrested at his home in oakland. >> delta airlines will award miles based on price paid for tickets instead of how many miles traveled. it's intended to lure traveller who's spend most money on tickets delta says it makes it easier to redeem miles. some have been doing it for years. we'll see if others follow suit. >> experts homes shot way up. commerce department reports n

we have mitch wong our fire marshall. welcome. >> good afternoon, supervisors, thank you for having me here today. i just want to let you know the way the fire department receives complaints is through a phone shall, letter, website or to our firehouse. letters come to the division or to the chief. we respond within 1-3 days depending on the severity or availability of our inspectors. looking with that just a little bit background, what we find as problematic cases are tough for us in hoarding. the second would be the buildings are not complying with dbi's legal use. it's illegal in laws and public assembly. then the third thing that is problematic for us is when we can't make contact with the building owner using the tax assess or information on using the planning department real estate software, it usually uses the assessor's records. >>supervisor scott weiner: we got a memorandum from chief white at the beginning of this hearing left here for us. i want to read you one of the sentence." " it should be noted the fire de

." >> la salud de nÁufrago se esta deteriorando sus planes de viajar desde las islas marshall a su paÍseducir el tiempo de conferencia. >> alejandro roldÁn nos cuenta mÁs de esta historia que sigue dando de la vuelta al mundo. >> con rostro sin barba y cabello corto se mostrÓ josÉ alvarenga, en capital de islas marshall el nÁufrago que dice que sobreviviÓ 13 meses en el ocÉano pacÍfico. >> doy las gracias al gobierno y este lugar por haberme apoya apoyado... amigos me dieron apoyo. >> debido a que la salud del nÁufrago se ha deteriorado se ha postergado su repatriaciÓn, en el salvador la esposa de josÉ reapareciÓ luego de haber abandonado a su hija con padres de alvarenga e irse a vivir a guatemala. >> me siento contenta y feliz porque apareciÓ con bien y lo estamos esperando aquÍ alegres. >> mientras tanto la cancillerÍa mexicana ha dicho que no recibirÁ a josÉ alvarenga debido a su situaciÓn migratoria, sin embargo, la mamÁ de ezequiel el joven que no sobreviviÓ pide verlo para que su corazÓn pueda estar solo un poco mÁs tranquilo. >> que me diga Él si hubieron algunas Últimas palabra

missy and marshall island as my mom has seen many mystery of the most devastating against us forces to say that i don't jam on the beach. the device was one thousand times more powerful than the one drop donahue machine. yet that's what i and the us will think of him and gave no warning to those living near the test side the un says more than two hundred and fifty people were exposed to high doses of radiation. the nuclear fallout kid cocoon of a japanese fishing boat near the site. one man that died six months later. president christopher j williams mark the anniversary of the test by visiting japan. he told people that response from the tents up on computer the rule. i knew. helium and. people stealing things and we don't know when the league. elliott says the new creation is at the forefront of this forty pounds. he wants to see two weapons ban. he's planning to visit hiroshima for the first time this weekend. to connect with people who can help spread his ideas. when i use them. anyone that nice the most to me. sixteen eighteen. meantime do the will of the bonnet. anti nuclear powe

authorities in the marshall islands say at the moment they've got no reason to doubt his story. wrong. rafael romo with more details. >> translator: he speaks slowly and makes long pauses between words. he's visibly weak and complains of constant headaches. speaking exclusively to cnn in the marshall islands, 37-year-old jose alva registrationo says he was caught in a violent storm on a small fishing boat off the mexican pacific coast. they got lost, he says, just before christmas 2012. >> translator: i didn't think i was going to die. i always thought i was going to make it out alive. i told myself, i had to remain strong. >> reporter: the castaway says he survived by eating fish and turtles he caught while his teenage companion, who he says, refused to eat, died four weeks into the drift. weeks turned into months and his initial resolve, he says, quickly started to fade. >> translator: twice. i thought a couple times about killing myself. i grabbed the knife. when food and water ran out, i got depressed and would contemplate killing myself. >> reporter: authorities are trying

and work with local law enforcement, the dea guys, who are heroes in this, as are the ice and the marshals involved in this. we used to go down there, we used to say we can't tell the local mexican officials who we are after because they would tip off the target. this started under president called her own and is continuing, they'r they are putn

by the tale of the mysterious castway who said he spent a year at sea before being found on the marshallslands, but his ordeal of eating raw turtles has left him in bad shape. and so miguel marquez who is there, how is he doing right now? >> well, a little better. look, he got off of the boat, and they hydrated him quickly, and he swelled up, and then he started to have problems with the liver function, and his kidney function and electrolyte balance and then they got him hydrated again, and now he is in much better shape, and now he has one more medical check to go, and that tomorrow, as soon as monday night here marshall island time, he could be headed home for el salvador. d don? >> where is he? >> well, we believe that he is now in an undisclosed location, a and he was at the marshall islands resort hotel and keeping up the pretense of him being in the hotel, and the public attention, and the press has been too much of him and the contingent on the island and there is nothing on the island that happens that everybody does fot know quickly, so this is extraordinarily big news for this

hey, chris. >> great live shot, all the way from the marshall islands. good for miguel. when this isn't a story, but it is today. michael sam, the all-american defensive lineman from missouri, he's got everything you need to succeed in the nfl, but the big story is that he's revealing he's gay, and what will this impact on his announcement to go pro, what will it mean for him? what will it mean going forward, what will it mean for the league? you'll hear from him in his own words. >>> we'll also have another personal story on the show. jason patric, you know him, a well-known actor, been in a lot of big movies over the years, but he is in the fight of his life now for his son. 4 years old. estranged from the father. a bitter custody battle with the mother. now to a new level. jason patric, guys, has become an advocate for what he says is parental alienation, an issue that seems to be spreading through the country. a lot of different families affected by it. now the new battle is that the mother of his child is saying he cannot use a likeness of his own son to do any of t

including marshall lynch from the seahawks.lebrate zulily, give it a golden bull award, and but -- this is a very big but, we do not buy the stock at these levels. if you bought it last month, ring the register on some of your position, play with the house's money. however, the stock has rallied an enormous distance in a short period of time, which means if you are buying it up here, you are chasing. and we do not chase on "mad money." that's just irresponsible. on the other hand, if zulily keeps selling off like it did today, it would definitely be worth revisiting at a lower level, because the underlying story is so strong. here's the bottom line. the stock market's best performers deserve to be celebrated, at least on "mad money," at least in cramerica, hence this faux award show, distinguished only by my tuxedo. the golden bull for best goes to iger for disney and the golden bull for best newcomer goes to zulily. we've got more awards coming, including best picture. so stay tuned after the break. >>> coming up, the show mus

. >> por el el rostro oculto, pero recupero su aspecto, apenas se le pudo ver en las islas marshall yaflamadas le cuesta trabajo caminar entonces en cuanto estÉ en mejores condiciones para viajar seguini su retorno. >> sobre todo ir a mÉxico. >> pero fue aquÍ en donde comenzÓ la odisea, josÉ salvador asegura que mÁs de 13 meses saliÓ a pescar de costa azul en chiapas el equipo de telemundo viajamos en un bote igual que el a nÁufrago, Él tiene 18 aÑos es pescador desde los 10 aÑos, el nÁufrago es a es amigo y ambos pescan tiburones. >> la mera verdad es dura, porque defsh penn tienen tran y como le pasÓ al nÁufrago nos podemos hundihundir. >> el motor nos llevÓ a toda velocidad en altamar, ambos dijo josÉ salvador le fallaron a el en el 2012 en donde el viejo pescador no tiene duda que es verdadera la historia del nÁufrago. >> es creÍble porque era muy sufrido. >> es que la dmeimensiÓn del marinos convierte en gotas de agua por eso que cuando se van dicen sabemos que nos vamos pero no si volveremos. >> cruz tiene 24 aÑos la misma edad de exequiel el joven que muriÓ en el naufragio. >> ¿

al mundo el nÁufrago que pasÓ mÁs de un aÑo perdido en el pacÍfico y fue rescatado en las islas marshalldo en un hotel despuÉs de ser dado de alta del hospital, la vida ha dado un dramÁtico giro en los Últimos dÍas recibir comida, se cortÓ el pelo y lo que llevado a la fama mundial, muchas interrogantes como es posible que se vea tan saludable segÚn mÉdicos puede que su aspecto tanto tiempo es puesto al sol y la sal del mar y en cuanto los expertos de nave gagsz, poco probable con 8.000 millas que asegurÓ recorrer desde que partiÓ de mÉxico en sÓlo 14 meses mÁs dicen que no es imposible. >> estamos en el salvador con la familia del nÁufrago. >> la casa en donde creciÓ salvador a. la familia estÁ preparada. >> lo vamos a recibir con toldo el amor lo mismo los amigos pescadores dicen estar esperando como un hÉroe. >> decirle que lo felicito y que siga adelante con la vida de Él. >> mientras tanto 8.000 millas en las islas marshalls se recupera en un hotel alejado de la prensa y ansia el regreso a casa un corte de pelo lo asemeja a sus antigÜas fotografÍas segÚn sus mÉdicos su estado de sal

authorities in the marshall islands are trying to determine if the story is true. west coast of mexico across the pacific to the marshall islands is roughly 5,600 miles or 9,000 kilometers of open ocean. although such an amazing ordeal isn't unheard. three mexican fishermen survived a similar journey in 2006. >> reporter: he told authorities he and a companion set out for what they thought would be a one-day fishing trip. >> it sounded very much like a storm. he talked about a north wind and waves, and being blown off-course and then losing a companion at sea, as well. >> reporter: his teenage companion, he says, died four weeks into their drift. and we have just received a statement from the mexican foreign ministry stating that this gentleman took off from the state of chiapas in mexico, and it is, indeed, a national of el salvador. they do not give us anymore details, but at least it seems to confirm that this person is who he says he is. at least one piece of crucial information there to add to the whole story. >> is there anybody -- this is highly unusual. hig

puerto y solamente fue para quedar a la deriva y cruzar el ocÉano pacÍfico y terminar en las islas marshall. >> el dolor de esta madre se volviÓ negocfelicidad fue como a vuelto a nacer >> le he pedido a mi dios poderoso que me lo cuidara si Él estaba muerto. >> en el salvador lugar de nacimiento del pescador ya lo daban por muerto. >> vi la entrada al mar y no habÍa salido. >> mÁs de 5.000 millas cuando el bote perdiÓ el motor sobrevivio comiendo peces, tortuga, y bebiendo agua de lluvia y orina. >> con Él habrÍa ido un doble skwent quiÉn solamente sobreviviÓ 26 dÍas asegura que muriÓ en mar abierto y ahÍ dejÓ su cuerpo, la embajada de mÉxico en filipina entrÓ en contacto, creÍan que era mexicano en un comunicado aseguran que lo reportan con un estado precario de salud pero en recuperaciÓn. >> freddy es amigo de josÉ salvador tambiÉn es pescador dice que si sobreviviÓ fue por su fortaleza. >> entonces serÍa un gran milagro de dios. usted sabe que es un gran amigo. >> pero un milagro como este habÍa ocurrido antes, luz salvador y jesÚs estuvieron durante 9 meses, salieron y terminaron en la

marshal was the long holds in the nfl pressured to lift his ban on black players. number 49, bobby mitchell was traded from the cleveland browns to the last place washington redskins. >> when i came to washington in '62, this team did not have any blacks. so i got my own problem. >> he and his family would have to deal with life in a segregated city. >> i've got people saying things to me that even i didn't hear in cleveland. some of these people were saying things i didn't hear growing you up in arkansas. >> he grew up in hot springs, a arkansas. >> it was one of the most liberal cities in the south. it was a resort town. >> his father worked at one of the springs. >> my father and mother at time. >> they had a big family. he said the town was safe to grow up. >> we didn't have time to get in trouble. all kids played sports constantly. >> by the time he was a senior, his skills were known throughout arkansas and beyond. >> i wanted to go to gramlin. the coach talked to me. my mom was the one who said to me, no, no, no you're going to university of illinois. i know

marshall? >> this is so fitting it happened in black history month. it's so fitting.w i'm going to quote somebody, "if there is no struggle, there is no progress" struggle doesn't always guarantee progress but there is no progress without struggle. the key to me is struggle. some young people don't want to struggle. they just don't get it. maybe that's our fault because we don't teach them what they need to be taught. so i just have to thank you for struggling. that's the thing. tonight you can go home and forget it and so on and so forth, really, but you see the goal, you keep your eyes on the prize and none of these things happen without the trouble. america is a beneficiary of trouble because it wasn't right in the beginning and focus -- folks like you make it right. you deserve everything because of the struggle. so congratulations. [ applause ] >> i need to say one thing before i turn it over to commissioner turman to wrap it up. i have known you since i was a kid, a long time. i remember those days of the struggle. my father always thought the world of you as a

so being able to marshall evidence and having an analysis and being comfortable doing that is something we start early on from dind -- kinder all the way through 12th grade. and as sfusd focusing on academic conversation and learning how to marshall that evidence text and building on information amongst your peers is very important. so obviously that means we are moving from basic comprehension to pulling from multiple sources to consider multiple points of view for lenses fixed developing independence where we may have been teaching skills and isolation we are demonstrating ability articulated through each of the grade levels with the focus on independence or being able to produce work on their own. and then of course the transfer of learning which means that what is learned in english and language arts and emphasized at one point as an isolated content is pull at literacy in all the areas and connecting that to what we do in ela. the planning process, because you have these documents in front of you is upon -- important to note that we at the beginning of implementation point have mad

the exact number of marshals is a secret.w many positions have been eliminated critics say it allows dhs to cut workforce without acknowledging any cuts. >> those cuts could come up today as new homeland security secretary jay johnson testifies before house members. he's expected to address the recent airline security concerns. particularly the shoe bomb and toothpaste container alerts. and also, the department's recently scrapped plan to track license plates. this is johnson's first capitol hill appearance. >>> new numbers for obamacare enrollment. the president said 4 million people have signed up for the health care under the exchanges. the white house is making a major push to get people signed up by the march 31st deadline. they set an unofficial goal to have 7 million enrollees by then. it seems unlikely they'll hit 7 million. but 4 million in the progress after the disastrous rollout last fall. >>> the details of this next story, riveting. happening today, leader, of the swiss bank credit suisse expected to be grilled

turman, here, marshall, here. commissioner chan, present, kingsley, here, loftus is excused. we have here the chief of police. >> thank you very much. ladies and gentlemen welcome to the february 12, 2014, police commission meeting. before we go into our agenda a tonight we have a real presentation tonight for retired troy danger field. this is part of a theme that we honor members of the police family and we tell every academy class when you graduate that you are now part of a family and you never leave that family. i'm looking out in this audience, i see the family, the justice. the family is here. i'm going to turn it over to the chief. >> when i was a police officer i got to know lieutenant danger field. troy danger field is one of the legends. i glad you commented on the other officers because there are other legends sitting behind him. i would like to present to troy h danger field senior for your outstanding performance of the highest esteem for the san francisco police department. [ applause ] . >> after we take photographs we are going to have -- officer give a prese

and they're saying all the things, the fictitious buck marshall says. >> right.nd, you know, jim, the thing is that most of the food production or a lot of food production in this country is based on making it cheap in the short-term. what a lot of companies fail to do is consider what the long-term effects are. i think chipotle's a great example of we can consider the long-term effects and care about how animals are raised, crops are raised. and the health of our consumers. but we're also here to show we can build a strong business model around it, as well. we end up, even though we pay a lot more for our ingredients to raise the animals and crops the way we want to in a responsible way, we also charge a fair price to our customers and yet we still have strong financial returns. we're here to show that you can have it all. you can be responsible, you can charge a fair price so that everyone can eat this better food made from higher quality ingredients and have a business model that works. you can't be thinking month by month or quarter by quarter. >> one of the

at what is behind the extreme weather and around the world, i spoke a short time ago with robert marshall joined me from atlanta. robert marshall, it certainly seems like in the northeastern united states we are having an extreme series of weather patterns. are these anomalies, or is this part of the trend? a trend ofrt of seeing a greater number of severe weather events. this particular weather season it happens to be cold offense, but overall i think we can expect to see many more severe weather events like heat and drought and floods, and in this case we're seeing severe weather winter events. >> the million-dollar question, is this part of climate change? what's i think it is consistent with climate change. as we continue to pump greenhouse gas into the atmosphere and the globe continues to warm, you are going to expect to see more events, and sometimes that means even cold offense like we are seeing this winter. >> it not global warming. it's climate change we should bieber purring to. some people say we can't extrapolate from just a few individual -- it's climate change people are r

la costa mexicana para pescar tiburones en diciembre del 2012 y lo encontraron ayer en la islas marshalltoria con el 50% mÁs uno de los sufragios partidos que quedaron en primero y segundo lugar buscan alianzas con los que se quedaron en el camino, por lo pronto salvador sÁnchez, aseguÓo que recibiÓ uno llamada del ex presidente tony saca a quiÉn sumÓ sumarse a su candidatura. >> se espera que el tribunal supremo del salvador anuncie si habrÁ una segunda vuelta para elegir el. >> norma roque nos preparÓ un recuento de jornada electoral que vivieron el domingo los salvadoreÑos. >> silvia ana lÓpez trabajaba hoy al igual que millones de laboriosos salvadoreÑos con la satisfacciÓn de haber participado en comicios electorales de ayer. >> y con sentimientos encontrados por volver a las urnas el 9 de marzo. >> a veces uno pierde tiempo de andar haciendo eso. >> nosotros estÁbamos conoce vencidos que iba a ganar uno. >> vamos a segunda vuelta. >> el tribunal supremo electoral del salvador darÁ el resultado final la te denz es hacia una segunda vuelta. >> entre candidato de fm l n. >> y me frust

ambassador to the marshal islands praised him for survival schools. >> back in mexico, the man who owned the boat said the last time he saw him was november 2012. >> translation: his colleagues went out in boats to look for them. they spent four days looking for him. >> his family said they haven't heard from him in eight years, but never gave up hope. >> translation: we prayed to the lord almighty. if his story is true, he wouldn't have been the first survivor to have washed up in the marshall islands, 6,000 miles from mexico. three mexican shark fisher many said they were lost at see for nine months. >> there are a lot of unanswered questions. the guy looks very well fed, first of all. >> i agree. i think he's a little pale as well to have been 13 months, right. here is the thing - you cannot go more than three to five days without some sort of fresh water. 13 months. we are journalists, we are skeptical by nature. i think it's a little shady. what do you think? >> we had a report earlier tonight that suggested police believe that there was a boat that was missing, two men in a fishing

we want to bring marshall aurerbach into this conversation. to the talk, this idea that the economy is going to grow more slowly over a much longer period of time? >> well, i certainly sympathize with a lot of what larry summers in particular was saying. i do think fiscal policy is something that could be used to rectify a lot of problems we have, but there's no question that the data has been very, very poor over the last several months and it's not just weather related, as many of the bulls on wall street have tended to ascribe. >> marshall, you can't overlook the fact that the second half of the 2013, even after the fourth quarter downward revisions, is going to have been one of the strongest periods yet in this recovery. >> yes, and the indications are that for the last month of december and january, the data has been very, very poor. we've had poor retail sales, the unemployment, we've had a lot of discouraged workers as steve pointed out. the ism numbers were not good, we had big inventory build. it seems this is being ignored. it's not