mass was? i'm looking at the number of blacks in the university of texas system. pre-grutter, when the state was indisputably still segregating, it was 4 percent. today, under the post-grutter system, it's 6 percent. the 2 percent increase is enough for you, even though the state population is at 12 percent? somehow, they've reached a critical mass with just the 2 percent increase? >> well, we don't believe that demographics are the key to underrepresentation of critical mass. >> no -- putting aside -- i don't -- i'm not going to quarrel with you that if demographics alone were being used, i would be somewhat concerned. but you can't seriously suggest that demographics aren't a factor to be looked at in combination with how isolated or not isolated your student body is actually reporting itself to feel? >> well, i think if you start to split out subgroups of minorities, you mistake i think what i think is the proper thrust of grutter, or at least ought to be. >> it might be -- it might be insul

mass was? i'm looking at the number of blacks in the university of texas system. pre-grutter, when the state was indisputably still segregating, it was 4 percent. today, under the post-grutter system, it's 6 percent. the 2 percent increase is enough for you, even though the state population is at 12 percent? somehow, they've reached a critical mass with just the 2 percent increase? >> well, we don't believe that demographics are the key to underrepresentation of critical mass. >> no -- putting aside -- i don't -- i'm not going to quarrel with you that if demographics alone were being used, i would be somewhat concerned. but you can't seriously suggest that demographics aren't a factor to be looked at in combination with how isolated or not isolated your student body is actually reporting itself to feel? >> well, i think if you start to split out subgroups of minorities, you mistake i think what i think is the proper thrust of grutter, or at least ought to be. >> it might be -- it might be insul

and he gets to wear it wherever he's in san francisco saying mass. and it's a special honor and special day. this is special because he's called a metropolitan. it's a great time of feasting and joy. and it is saying that we believe that the bishops are successors of peter and. and all of our other bishops, they have symbolism and they have funny hats and people think -- it's one more symbolism. >> it's tradition. >> absolutely. >> it reminds thought catholic faith has been around for 2,000 year. and a program that he strongly sports around now is the call to prayer? >> absolutely. the call to prayer is uniquely for the united states. this is not a worldwide thing like the year of prayer. it falls in there as a wall of prayer among the united states and the people and the focus is on family, marriage, and youth. and the idea is that we need to focus on those things in the united states. we have particular challenges in the u.s. on those things. and so we need to pray and that is all it is. they're in the title, call to prayer. so the idea is that peo

they were told no weapons of mass destruction a lot of people saw the weapons of mass destruction democrats republicans said. colin powell who i admire more than most of them are for more than most i think he's one of the most of the mobile people who believe the weapons of mass destruction so if you believe their weapons of mass destruction may go in with your belief since he really believed that why would i question and i don't know i mean should we be questioning government or you know the one hundred a question of if i tell you that the information given to me says there are weapons . mass destruction and i believe that person and i'm paying them and they bring me this information why would you doubt me. in other words i can disagree with you are we discovered they weren't weapons of mass destruction they made a mistake but we you know as you think they were all teary motives i think that they knew that there weren't weapons of mass hysteria think they're all to the motives and everyone you think hears and i think you know a lot of a lot of current war monitoring especially with syria a

they were told no weapons of mass destruction a lot of people sold their weapons of mass destruction democrats republicans said. colin powell who. more than most of them are for more than most i think he's one of the most of the mobile people who believe the weapons of mass destruction so if you believe their weapons of mass destruction may go in with your belief since he really believed that why would i question i don't know i mean should we be questioning government or you know the holiday question of if i tell you that the information given to me says there are weapons. mass destruction and i believe that person and i'm paying them and they bring me this information why would you doubt me. in other words i can disagree with you i we discovered there weren't weapons of mass destruction they made a mistake but we you know as you think they were all therea motives i think that they knew that there weren't weapons of mass you think they're all to the motives and everyone you think hears and i think you know a lot of a lot of current war monitoring especially with syria and iran i thin

there's been no similar movement to end mass incarceration. >> i think dr. king would be just so deeply saddened and appalled by what we've allowed to happen in this country in the years since his death. >> we're told to visit the prisoner, and so that goes with what we do and who we are. >> tom navin oversees prison ministries for the catholic diocese of little rock, but he says jesus' command to care for prisoners is not widely followed. >> we've gotten people to be interested in prison ministry and contribute money to us and pat us on the back, but it's really tough to get people to volunteer to go into the prison. that's really a tough sell. >> as an ordained baptist pastor, judge griffen believes churches should lead a national campaign against mass incarceration. >> we don't recognize the god in our brothers and sisters who are in prison, and the biblical imperative is for us to see that our sisters and brothers in prison are our sisters and brothers. we owe it to god to get them out. >> just as in the days of slavery it wasn't enough to shuttle a few

mass was? i'm looking at the number of blacks in the university of texas system. pre-grutter, when the state was indisputably still segregating, it was 4 percent. today, under the post-grutter system, it's 6 percent. the 2 percent increase is enough estimation, isn't it? a judgment? >> justice scalia, that is correct. and in addition, the courts didn't find whether a critical mass -- >> so could you tell me what a critical mass was? i'm looking at the number of blacks in the university of texas system. pre-grutter, when the state was indisputably still segregating, it was 4 percent. today, under the post-grutter system, it's 6 percent. the 2 percent increase is enough for you, even though the state population is at 12 percent? somehow, they've reached a critical mass with just the 2 percent increase? >> well, we don't believe that demographics are the key to underrepresentation of critical mass. >> no -- putting aside -- i don't -- i'm not going to quarrel with you that if demographics alone we

i think we can move right on to the public safety at mass gatherings.e put that on the agenda after the boston bombings. we have a meeting last week and many departments presented. we just ask for the police and fire to give very, very brief presentations on what we're doing to address special events but any of the rest of you who testified last meeting feel free to jump in from our prospective so i'm going to turn it over and here we go >> thank you and this is manage i think all of you know we're been doing a number of years now so we actually think about all this in advance. briefly our roll in the preevent is just bringing together the planning to help people connect and gather them up. we usually hold a planned meeting where we get everybody in the room and walk be through the plans so we don't have 3 different used for the same plot of ground and during the event we'll pull together people and provided cooperation. we'll pull together experience to test the plans in the assumptions. we did this last year for the america's cup and we've done a numb

his wish came true and one nine hundred sixty four when president lyndon johnson signed the urban mass transportation acts into law and established what became the federal transit administration as initial project injected three hundred seventy five million dollars in incentives and subsidies to lure of state and local governments to intervene in the transit industry but all support has grown increasingly ever since and in fiscal year two thousand and twelve at the federal transit in ministration budget request was over twenty two billion dollars is included funds for by. and rail repair our repair program and development and administratively expensive among. the urban mass transportation act promised to bring the ability to lower income families but have all the taxpayer bend productive well earlier i spoke with len gilroy he is the director of government reform at reason foundation who makes the case for privatizing public transit and the street. well prior to the one nine hundred sixty s. most of urban transit was private run through private companies providing transit services and

you had the urban mass transit act which came along around the same time as the department of housing and urban development and the goal there was really to you know start making policy moves to improve the downtown so i would say it's less about. you know providing such transit services to the poor and really those moves were more in response to trying to save the downtowns from suburbanization and the army appeal and so one of the things that the federal government did was incentivize cities to actually take over the private transit operations which were already struck starting to struggle anyway because of the limits that cities were putting on their rates and what ultimately happened was cities and governments took over and essentially monopolized public transit services in the vast majority of this country and according to a study by randall o'toole of pedo after the urban mass transportation act was signed into law transit worker productivity declined by more than fifty percent and i have here a graph that shows the number of annual transit trips per operating employee and we ca

it was first president kennedy who called a for a federal program to provide federally subsidized mass transportation to americans has a wish came true and one nine hundred sixty four when president lyndon johnson signed the urban mass transportation act and to law and establish what became to the federal transit ministration as a national project injected a three hundred seventy five million dollars and incentives and subsidies to lure of state and local governments to intervene in the transit and history but all support has grown increasingly ever since and in fiscal year two thousand and twelve at the federal transit administration budget request was over twenty two billion dollars it's included funds for bus and rail were pale repair programs research and development and ministry of expenses among others the urban mass transportation act promised to bring mobility to lower income families but have all the taxpayer funds been productive well earlier i spoke with len gilroy he is the director of government reform at reason foundation who makes the case for privatizing a public transi

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all over the world peter king was outraged over the investigations that had to do with weapons of mass destruction which we know did not exist in iraq peter king is always outraged over anything and anyone who dares to challenge him and others like him who believe an ignorant public is a say public right mr cohen some some strong opinions there so what would happen to the quality of journalism do you think in this country if congressman king had his way if congressman king had his way there would be no journalism of congressman king had his way the president would simply issue press releases where the congress would issue press releases and we would go quietly into the night blinking our eyes starstruck would dictate so mom hi this is a. who has spent his lifetime living behind closed doors in secret congressional hearings spewing forth absolute nonsense that were never reaches the air of day shows that it's ridiculous well some as we know are focusing on the leaker snowden and the leaky greenwald but others on capitol hill are zeroing in on the director of national intelligence james

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it's killing the mass support without which it cannot survive. it is creating tensions and hostilities that will take left wing, right wing, a variety of forms. but it's producing its own undoing and doesn't imagine it because it focuses so much on making more money in a normal way of business that it somehow occludes from itself. it doesn't see the larger social conditions and what its behavior is doing to them. >> bill moyers: for a moment, wasn't there kind of quirky or eccentric symbiosis between the tea party and occupy wall street? that, 'cause in their own different ways, they were reacting to the colossus that was coming apart all around them. and upending their lives. >> richard wolff: absolutely. i think in country after country going through this crisis, you're seeing more or less the same thing. a upsurge of right wing agony and hostility and opposition to what's happening in this capitalist system and a left wing one. but only difference from country to country is the balance between the two. and i think the tea party comes first bec

this is a hot air mass coming at us from the desert. inland like morgan hill, low-to-mid 80's, and santa rosa is 86. the warmth will creep up the peninsula and mill ray is 76. half moon bay is the warm spot at 70 and daly city is 66 or 67. more warmth on bay side south south africa and downtown in the mid-70's and sausalito. mid-to-upper 80's through the north bay valley and mid-to-upper 60's at the bench. 70 at berkeley and everyone else in the low-to-mid 80's. castro valley is warm at 84 and low-to-mid 90's in the east bay valley this weekend. tonight in the upper 50's to mid-60's. the clouds will be confined to the coast. you can see the warm air mass from the south right up the desert and high pressure over the four corners region we get the clockwise flow. watch the heats expand. thursday, we are as far north as fresno and friday we are looking at 120 degrees in palm springs with temperatures at 110 saturday and sunday. our forecast for the weekend could hit 100 inland sunday and monday with near 90 around the bay and low 70's at t

fallout continues from last week's revelations about the national security agency's unprecedented mass surveillance and collection of domestic phone records yesterday the a.c.l.u. responded with a lawsuit against the obama administration for these actions is c.l.u. deputy director jim eal jaffer state of the program goes far beyond even the permissive limits set by the patriot act and represents a gross infringement on the freedom of association and the right to privacy members of congress are weighing in on how the government should even respond to edward snowden the booz allen employee who leaked documents detailing n.s.a. surveillance to the guardian and the washington post well most of them are calling snowden a traitor who should be punished in charge for his disclosures congressman peter king took it a step further take a listen if they willingly knew that this was questioned by this nation i think actions should be taken seriously and something of this magnitude i know that's the whole issue about leeches and i got into over the last month i think something on this magnitude the

it's adjoining neighbors to the extent there are buildings of similar massing and height. and while adjoining buildings at the moment might still be a blight overall, i think the project responds to those requirements by which i think the residential design team consistently holds the setbacks, et cetera. so, i am comfortable with the overall consideration. particularly we need to sensibly find a way to add density. >> commissioner sugaya. >> yes, just one small observation. there was mention of not having a deck on the corbett side. i think it's -- the plan on the upper floor, the fourth floor, makes it virtually impossible to access a deck. there is a down stairway on one side, the north side. there is another stairway coming past the middle of the facade that goes up to the roof. and then the rest of it is a master bathroom that has both a shower and the tub on the wall that would face the flat roof area. so, i think given the present design, it's almost impossible to punch a door through there, so. >> call the question. >> okay. thank you, commissioners. in this casey

war either by bombing another country or intervening or occupying raise the specter of weapons of mass destruction and that's the ticket in order to get massive media coverage justifying an escalation and that's what's going on there's been a decision taken by the white house to escalate this is just a red herring not a red line the phrase that we often hear in washington these days is we need to tip the balance seen the other direction meaning in the direction of the rebels but behind that technical sounding phrase tipping the balance is a lot of killing that would have to be done to achieve that goal right to what lengths do you think the u.s. is ready to go to achieve a desired outcome in syria tipping the balance is just a euphemism and in fact bizarre and ridiculous the fact of the matter is this civil war which is taking ninety three thousand. according to the united nations was fueled by outside forces turkey saudi arabia who are they are the proxies or allies of the united states and britain and france nato powers they've been funneling arms into syria creating the conditions f

plus the mass hunger strike at guantanamo bay continues becomes authorities come under fire from the u.s. military for failing to prevent the suicide of a detainee we've got the details right. welcome back to new video of a brutal execution allegedly carried out by syrian rebel fighters has caused outrage on the internet. as the details you may find the images we're back to show you just. most disturbing and brutal footage has appeared online and what you see is a group of men with what looks to be a kitchen knife in their hands decapitating one by one three min on the ground it's all happening on a small hill and in the distance there is a group of women and children looking on all of this is happening to the cries of akbar god is great and the three men but ported to be supporters of the syrian president bashar assad now at the same time the video appears under the heading of free syrian army cannibals decapitate an orthodox christian bishop it's not clear whether or not the bishop is one of the three men but what we do know is that a syrian bishop was killed while trying to protec

mass protests are taking place in after the government pull state t.v. and radio off air as part of its cost cutting drive leaving more than two and a half thousand people without jobs maybe unions launched a twenty four astra which has been joined by various members of the greek media greek state t.v. went live again today after broadcasters across europe stepped in to try and r.t. on air in geneva based european broadcast news to the thing from a studio in thessaloniki and we transmitted it back to greek homes over a satellite and meanwhile mass rallies are taking place in a number of greek cities purging of the party triggered a revolt in the reading coalition with the prime minister's allies yury as they weren't consulted george cut through gloss a professor of constitutional law believes the authorities are trying to distract the public in the real problems. the majority of the. decision of going to remove soon as a blow to democracy of course to the. shores of new for our society in my opinion it's a clear act of very very soon the government. of.

and welcome back you're with our team a mass rally has been held in belfast to challenge the policies and priorities of world leaders due to meet at the g eight summit in northern ireland on monday over a thousand people marched against large corporations accused of dodging that the payment of huge sums of taxes it follows protests in london where riot police moved against the demonstrators to disperse them after a standoff lasting several hours or days by boyko as the details. and here austerity campaign as an environmentalist have gathered here in what they call the penthouse suite of global capitalism otherwise known as canary wharf london's business district time to a number of banks such as j.p. morgan and bottling is now it's an event called they owe us and today in the title is aimed squarely at g eight leaders who are set to meet for the start of the g eight summit is boosted by the great satan in northern ireland on monday protesters gathered here come from a number of different organizations but they all say that they're concerned with one thing and that's the concentration

as the muscle mass hunger strike at guantanamo bay is the hundred fifty day mark elite u.s. military report has strongly criticised the authorities there accused of failing to prevent the suicide of a mentally ill detainee last september guards were allegedly negligent failing to notice that man latif was holding medication. he sell he died after taking the pail with oil once the yemeni citizen had been held without charge five a decade and his lawyers say he had lost all hope of an ace the reported phase that the hunger strikers at guantanamo many of whom being force that could also attempt suicide has a brain in the us president for failing to use his authority to shut down the prison. there is one hundred sixty sixty cheney's at one time or prison right now there might be six seven or eight who actually should have their day in court charges should be filed due process this is a basic requirement of civil liberties due process some of them should be in court with charges filed and let them have their day in court one hundred sixty should at litter been there they should b

attacks by the police directly it's not the other way around it's not as if the protesters are in mass instigating this violence from your point of view is it all going to affect international standing and it's a bit to has a twenty twenty lympics. well you certainly could there have been some tweets that i've written that say congratulations tokyo for your twenty twenty did win but we write our editorial from an economic standpoint in istanbul does that and we do think that things like this are important as you see the market the turkish start. some eight percent today already and we see the foreign currency moving out of the country rather quickly lira is dropping in value so any time there is sort of unrest in countries like this that are developing economically i think you see a ripple effect into the international market the u.s. has usually been quick to condemn such crackdowns in other countries is washington taking this same stunts in relation to its allies in take it this time around. right now i haven't seen anything that would that would indicate that the u.s. policy is to c

microsoft gave the master key to all its software to the security agencies essentially giving the mass a key to all its customers operations to united states curity how could it government hosts of the trust microsoft's software ever again after the corporation having done something like that and now you have the you were quoted as saying the american empire stands naked now in the face of this but doesn't look like the u.s. is embarrassed by snowden's revelations it doesn't it doesn't appear to be the case . well we would when you look at how us politicians are reacting to this both in the executive and legislative branches they are reacting by the book they are not talking one bit about the subject matter that the u.s. has but has been caught doing what breaching the world's trust frankly but instead trying to divert all attention onto edward snowden as a person on to this cloak and dagger game and what a fascinating game it is where is he where did he go did he check did not chicken is still at the airport has anybody seen him at all is very fascinating game it's very media friendly

but they have been able to count on those corporate partners and therefore get this information in mass amounts providing this exponentially increasing proportion of the intelligence that the united states considers worthy of acting on or at least of telling the president. that can't both be true and -- that can't be true and the companies' denials that they know anything about it. those two things can't co-exist. >> one is wrong. in these documents they use the word "assistance." how do you have assistance if no one is assisting. we don't know at the moment. certainly, the denials, to me, felt genuine. a genuine sense of shock from senior figures who were saying they haven't even heard of this scheme. i just had an e-mail from microsoft just now saying they never give information unless there's a subpoena. they have systems in place. they get requests from the government all the time for private information and then they are assessed on a case by case basis. this is something entirely different. >> with the glen greenwald piece reported last night "the guardian" about phone data, not t

as my analyst and ten police came next to me and one of them was very violent to whom i guess mass and i told him you know i had on him. and i cannot breathe please don't take much my gas mask they didn't they didn't they didn't listen and ninety four of them came. through brutally they took my gas mask my parents my cats and then my friends she had to give her own gas mask to me so i didn't throw any like stones to the police but they're still attacking me and millions of people like me two days ago he said you have twenty four hours did that yesterday you said you you have twenty four hours and today is that you have sealed until tomorrow so i this is ambush we're going to be here we're not going to leave because this is our preferred the sets. and this is basically the mood that prevails people on the street essentially miss cumberland this point like we said the beginning ten thousand there now are literally jammed into bridge across bosphorus people definitely don't want to go anywhere and there's also clashes in some sensors and police in the capital city of on karachi and i have

they are particularly concerned that generalized access to mass processes of e.u. citizens data for law enforcement or other purposes may have taken place after the responsibility of the above-mentioned companies and the framework of this program in a way that is not compliant with e.u. data protection legislation in force. we are also worried by the absence of an overall framework for ensuring the protection of personal data especially considering negotiations with the umbrella data protection agreement to join the e.u. and u.s. are ongoing since 2011 seemed to have stalled. for all of these reasons we wish to ensure that the commissioner holds to account the u.s. and to ensure that the u.s. public authorities when they are processing u.s. citizen data do so within our standards. secondly we wish to reaffirm our commitment to high-level data protection reform package along the lines originally in her proposals reinforced by amendments tabled by the profiteers improving protection requires. in this context became a quite clear that an e.u. data protection for law e

mass destruction but where were they these weapons. before let me although i do know that there was a killer using the white phosphorus bomb while i'm alone one thought and not even the mosque was safe from his barbarity when i look at the ruined minaret when i'm not that's bush's democracy and the job of them about the other bullshit i be at. on november seventh two thousand and four a deluge of iran and fire rained down on the city of two hundred mosques. to die it was a last stronghold for the al qaeda mujahideen. twelve thousand marines three hundred tanks and one hundred also helicopters were launched against. the biggest urban battle in iraq was under way. the american victory was total the casualty figures speak for themselves one hundred american soldiers were killed and on the iraqi side it's estimated there were between four and five thousand victims most of them civilians. the battle left a city in ruins where death continue to take its toll. and their offensive it's thought the u.s. troops used white phosphorous bombs and d

air mass a warm, humid right now. the problem is a big area of high pressure with warm, humid air is going to remain pretty strong. to push south and then died. we are not going to cool off much, but when these get in the area they perform the function of being a focus point for some rain. most of the rain looks like it will be to the south. during the day tomorrow we will see some sun and maybe an isolated thunder shower crop up. the day like most of will be just fine. overnight lows are 66 degrees to 72 degrees. basically partly cloudy with a light southwest wind. tomorrow we start out in the 70's. we will be in the mid 80's once again for the highest tomorrow. partly cloudy and humid. maybe some thunder. not a high chance for that, but it is there. futurecast shows clouds increasing on tuesday as the cool crowd -- cool front finally moves into the area. are widelys scattered. tuesday.chance of rain we stay in the 80's. >> a celebration of fatherhood. the race benefits the human milk bank. so far $90,000 have been r

arm syrian rebels is based on intelligence that the assad government has used chemical weapons the mass denies the allegations washington cites its own intelligence community as well as french and british intelligence a u.s. official who declined to be identified told the media here that according to a cia report the u.s. has acquired blood urine and hair samples from two syrian rebels one dead and one wounded and according to this cia report those two rebels were exposed to nerve agent sarin. with me today to talk about thank you what the administration tries to present as definitive evidence that the assad government has used chemical weapons we don't know much about the evidence that they have but this report about to rebels do you think that could be enough for the cia to come up with definitive conclusions well no the evidence is dubious it's very scant in fact but it's really not about the evidence it's not even about weapons of mass destruction it's not about sara nerve gas there's been an acknowledgement in washington that if you want to take this country to war either by bombin

forms of mass interception from when they're from. the high tech companies from fiber optic lines from of arisan another carries the united states these are rolled into mish together now into one system that information into one system. is surprising and i guess the flip side to this considering how long it's reporting to be going on for since two thousand and six or so and considering how many people would have been involved are you surprised at all this hadn't come to light that there have been earlier whistleblowers coming out of the woodwork yes i am to crack down on whistle blowers has been very public and i think that escape people would be good i mean there's ways to do it without ending up like. props the way bradley manning is going to go or snowden i mean most sources reveal information perfectly fine i mean that where don't we thousands and yet we only know. to the head problems and it's alleged he says people study talk to informants so that we don't see all the people who are if you like getting away with a successful act