meade: no, no. i'm done. >> brooke: how is she? >> dr. meade: much better. your sister's a fighter.

today, lake mead to 10 feet higher than it would normally be because these agencies in mexico. even the most thoughtful and proven strategies won't work if they can't be implemented. adapting to charges ranging severe drought to heavy precipitation or rising sea level requires investment in water at first picture. i stated earlier, just her one intake project costing a billion dollars is one project in one community. considering what the water agencies will likely be affected by extreme weather events, the financial implications are staggering. we know local ratepayers and communities fullface increases even if the infrastructure proposals are not good. that burden becomes that much more onerous if municipal bonds lose their exempt status. we urge you to resist attempt to remove this exception. i can't come before you without addressing the critical need for research. the development of adaptation requires actionable research that explores the full range of impact on water utilities, both in water supply and water quality rounds. to that end, we recommend the federal government

she killed herself after pictures of the attack were circulated on social meade kwrafplt the boys were cited last fall only for misdemeanor battery. this week they were arrested and charged with if felonies. the family of 15-year-old audrey pott will hold a news conference tomorrow to talk about the case. >>> an 8-year-old boy is hospitalized tonight after collapsing during a baseball game. witnesses say the boy was hit in the chest by a baseball and then stumbled and fell as ran to 1st 1st base. two off duty paramedics helped get his heartbeating he was airlifted to children's hospital where he remains tonight. >>> it is a fields of dreams that has been shattered for east bay little leaguers. e facilityd maoff with $1,000 worth of equipment. the little league coach essay it is a big blow -- coaches say it is a big blow to the community trying to keep kids off of the street. here is a happy footnote. we learned late today that odools donated $1500 to the team to make up for the loss. anyone else interested in making a donation can contact the richmond little league. >>> finding the cau

the quote that i had, what margaret meade said, a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the world. you all are doing that. and a half of the friends of the san francisco commission on the status of women, we are the group -- your friends that will help raise money to continue your work, that is why i'm here. i also wanted to say that trafficking involves exploitation in many forms. i have seen in my own community, sometimes it comes in many forms. bondage. professional women and men are in deep debt bondage because they have to pay the traffickers of those who recruit them to their jobs. there was a philippine american, the first to serve in washington state legislature; among her many accomplish things as passage of the first -- washington with the first a donation to make human trafficking illegal, and you are containing her work. she authored the joint legislative oversight committee on trade policy. human trafficking touches every corner of the globe, especially the united states, especially san francisco.it is the second largest and fastest-growing crime in the worl

we were stie mead in 2012 that we not move forward on a project because of some internal pending potential legislation that the department was considering taking to the board of supervisors to change some provisions for review. i can't talk about the project because -- i'm a commissioner and it's something that got submitted. so i'm not supposed to reveal the address. but in any case, so we held off with the developer for over 6 months and at that point it was what's going on and they said, well, nothing is moving ahead so you should now submit it. submitting it subjects you to environmental review and not just the intake review, not just the department considering it, this was an issue where there was going to be an environmental review which could have started 6 months earlier except for recommendation by that department that we do not go that route and i'm sure that neighbors if interested in what we were doing were saying what's happened with that and all of a sudden it starts to backup. that's from personal experience and also in terms of materials presented, i know each side is tryin

meade was right. all katie needed was a chance to see her baby. that, and...the ring.he minute you put it on her finger... you did the right thing. i hope you know that.

very volatile, particularly if they are home mead explosives, you don't know how stable they are. very dangerous, very active situation out here. very fluid with the information. >> how far are you from the active part of the scene? >> reporter: it's really hard to tell. there is an intersection that's a block or two up from me, where i can see the bomb aren'ts or one that is not too far away. there is one house that the police helicopter really seems to be focusing on. i would ballpark that at city blocks, one, one and-a-half blocks away, as residential blocks gi would put it as four blocks away. a lot of attention paid to that one particular house. we tried to get closer. that's when we started to encounter the more heavily armed tactical units and they don't want any part of us snooping around. >> be careful. we want the information, but we want to you stay safe as limp it's probably good that they have you back as far as they do. anything else can you tell use it looks like there are a lot of people on the street. but would those be the people who want to see what's going on?

we were stie mead in 2012 that we not move forward on a project because of some internal pending potential legislation that the department was considering taking to the board of supervisors to change some provisions for review. i can't talk about the project because -- i'm a commissioner and it's something that got submitted. so i'm not supposed to reveal the address. but in any case, so we held off with the developer for over 6 months and at that point it was what's going on and they said, well, nothing is moving ahead so you should now submit it. submitting it subjects you to environmental review and not just the intake review, not just the department considering ,

happened at the cornerf runng meade just after midnight. officers found 2 men critically injured by gunshots. one of them later identified as 21-year-old jose diaz died at the hospital. the other man is in stable condition. so far the police have no suspects and no motive. >> you have not heard the last of the gun control debate quite yet. one of the architects of the recently failed gun control legislation says he is bringing it back. u.s. senator mansion says he will reintroduce a measure requiring back groan checks for buyers at gun shows and on- line. he insists if lawmakers read the bill they will support it. >> i truly believe that we have time to sell the bill and people will read the bill and i am willing to go anywhere in the country and debate anyone on this issue, read the bill and tell me what you don't like. we stopped registration completely from the standpoint of the felony with 15 years imprisonment. >> they believe it failed because of confusion among lawmakers. polls showed overwhelming public support for expanding backgro

al mead county sheriff's department says it's unclear how long the 3 teenagers were playing around before one of them was struck. we were told the boy was hit by a northbound amtrak train and pronounced dead at the scene. deputy say the two 15-year-old were clearly shaken by what happened. family and pastors came to the scene as soon as they got word. kids from the high school and all over the community walk in the neighborhood on daily basis coming to and from practice other community event. very important kids realize how dangerous the tracks are. that parents reiterate that to the children. they need to stay off the track and don't walk on the tack for any reason especially not to play games and not take a short cut home. >>reporter: the boy was hit by train 5 44 traveling from san jose to sacramento 133 passengers and 5 crew members were on board. nobody was hurt there. this is 7 must. >> thanks very much lillian. >> developing news tonight. 3 teenagers accused of vicious crime agaellow student. that student killed herself as a result. the airports of audrey pot allowed us to share th

now is getting or has gotten completely out of control and we are addressing it appropriately fort meade needs, but also the future needs of the department. >> thank you. if i could just comment on that. you are absolutely right. we were experiencing retirements in the range from 60 to 80 nearly every fiscal year for the last several fiscal years. there is a bit of good news in that between the years of 1982 to 1987, the department did no hiring. and, so, we are seeing a bit of a deceleration of retirement. nevertheless, we have a lot of catching up to do, to your point, supervisor breed. and obviously the more we bring staff in, the less we'll have to rely on mandatory overtime. if i could just put up on the screen here the historical uniform

group of emergency management coordinators from each of the hospitals throughout san francisco who mead regularly with dph and dem to plan and prepare for our medical response. >> as rob mentioned earlier, one of the primary reasons for the medical exchange is to get an understanding of the capabilities, what can the military bring and what are some of the challenges that we as civilians are going to face when we have this large number of casualties. so what i'd like to hear from our civilian panelists is what were some of our observations about the capabilities the military demonstrated down at moffatt >> i think one of the challenges the city faces in a big medical surge event is if patients have to be evacuated and the bridges were out and how would we do that? yesterday we saw a wide range of patient movement vehicles, basically, and it was great to see all those resources and be aware of them. we saw the dual use vehicle from the va that there was one in san francisco and there's one in palo alto and those can take litters of patients. we saw multiple helicopters and we saw the c13

al mead county sheriff's department says it's unclear how long the 3 teenagers were playing around before one of them was struck. we were told the boy was hit by a northbound amtrak train and pronounced dead at the scene. deputy say the two 15-year-old were clearly shaken by what happened. family and pastors came to the scene as soon as they got word. kids from the high school and all over the community walk in the neighborhood on daily basis coming to and from practice other community event. very important kids realize how dangerous the tracks are. that parents reiter children to the children. they need to stay off the track andwalk on the tack for any reason especially not to play games and not take a short cut home. >>reporter: the boy was hit by train 5 44 traveling from san jose to sacramento 133 passengers and 5 crew members were on board. nobody was hurt there. this is 7 must. >> thanks very much lillian. >> developing news tonight. 3 teenagers accused of vicious crime against fellow student. that student killed herself as a result. the airports of audrey pot allowed us to share th

im fill would with admireration and gratitude about the great contributions you mead made to the most needy people on earth. thank you very much. >> the gratitude and warm wishes touched the former president. >> i will always believe our nation's best days lie ahead, approximate god bless. >> and the library will open to the public on may 1st and therefore expected to attract 400,000 to half million visitors a year. >> karl, thank you. wednesday i had an opportunity to talk to president bush and former first lady bush. she took me through the museum that starts as the bush presidency started. >> we walk in here and this is the beginning. >> exactly, the first section is what we thought we would be workog behind. no child left behind and faith-based initiative and tax cut it is here and the national book festival and the state dinner for mexico . then 9/11. >> and it all changings. >> it all changings. >> everything changings. in is it a huge beam from the world trade center from the 82nd floor of the second tower the place where the plane hit and the point of impact and you can see ho

states business and that is a knesset that wouldn't be a bad thing if it didn't mean that corporate meads the profit margin of people that already have billions of dollars here is going to be put before the lives of people who are working to create the foundation of that structure there you know we're not talking about wealth redistribution here and this is the funny part when people go off on that. wealth redistribution you don't seem to complain about wealth redistribution when it's all poor people giving their money to rich people you know why because you want to be those people you complain about wealth redistribution giving the poor people because you don't want to be those people that's what it really is it's an emotional reaction to something selfish within the confines of the deepest and darkest part of humanity because we all know that we have to pool resources that we have to redistribute people redistribute water you know let me nobody owns all of it why because that would be greedy. i think that when we look at what he actually was and what he was actually doing was trying to

power structures at the top of the pie or meads are actually corporate to be them a state or a transnational corporation to actually make people more poor and to make it simple to make it to come back to the example of cyprus yeah i understand but i understand the the broader problem of folks back home because you've got to. look for a night which if you had to sell what would you be investing all that money in because would you feel happy and safe. i i wouldn't do that actually what i would do is offer my services know what days for bitcoins it's the best idea that comes to me mind actually what people don't really realize so far is that besides being an asset and comparable to me now ari. do you mind goods a bit going also offers a very open entrance a very low threshold of entrance to the market if you want to start offering your services or what you do as an artist and you can do it immediately right away and i think this is one of the challenges also have to be going developers and community to actually develop more tools that make it easy to open shop would be going because so far in t

it must be interesting fort meade yaw to be there and say oh we never thought of making fun of this president before. >> exactly. he can do a better version than anybody. do i have time to go to this? from nerds to jocks. does earning a varsity letter keep kids from doing better? according to the university the dumb jock label may be a self-fulfilling prophesy. the more they identify themselves as athletes the less confidence they have with academics. they say it causes a stereo type group and they behave as expected. let's go to a typical college athlete for a comment. >> that is delightful. wk, are you a former gorgeous jock. are you buying this? >> yes jie. you were a jock? >> i was on the swim team and tried to run a few times. the jocks would make fun of me and say you are just a partier , loser a hesher or whatever. and it happened. i said no i am never going to grow my hair long. it really works. >> you are a hesher. i haven't heard that phrase in ages, but you are a hesher. >> a metal head a pot -- >> the fact that you are hiding that word. >> do you buy this? didn't he do better in s

it can help mead the nation's energy needs. opponents say it contaminates ground water and increases earthquake risks. >>> golden state warriors fans are gearing up for the nba playoffs. some fans gathered today for a rally at oakland city center to wish them luck in the playoffs. mayor jean quan was there with some former greats. the warriors flag was raised at city hall. >> we can't concern ourselves with what happened in the past 18 years. we are in the playoffs this year. stay with us. we are going to surprise a lot of people. >> the playoffs begin on saturday. the warriors play the nuggets in the first round. >>> new york has now over taken california when it comes to yogurt production. according to statistics that were released today new york producers churned out 692 million pounds of yokeert last year. -- yogurt last year. california is second with 587 million pounds of yogurt produced last year. >>> congress passed legislation that will help keep companies from being hacked. the house voted in favor of the act. one par

. >> i am fill would with admireration and gratitude about the great contributions you mead made to the most needy people on earth. thank you very much. >> the gratitude and warm wishes touched the former president. >> i will always believe our nation's best days lie ahead, approximate god bless. >> and the library will open to the public on may 1st and therefore expected to attract 400,000 to half million visitors a year. >> karl, thank you. wednesday i had an opportunity to talk to president bush and former first lady bush. she took me through the museum that starts as the bush presidency started. >> we walk in here and this is the beginning. >> exactly, the first section is what we thought we would be workog behind. no child left behind and faith-based initiative and tax cut it is here and the national book festival and the state dinner for mexico . then 9/11. >> and it all changings. >> it all changings. >> everything changings. in is it a huge beam from the world trade center from the 82nd floor of the second tower the place where the plane hit and the point of impact and you can s

found the victims injured at running mead and euclid after midnight. diaz died at the hospital.er man is in stable condition. no suspects and month motive. >>> jury selection begins today of the trial of an alleged serial killer. accused of killing four women between the years 1977 to 1994. his trial has already been postponed twice because he is representing himself. if convicted, he could face the death penalty. >> keeping trouble off the trains. this morning bart is expected to announce new safety measures to crack down. elissa is in san francisco with the changes that help protect passengers and station agents. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the crack down is expected to go into full affect in may this week. the goal is to keep repeat and violent offenders of off of trains. a rider could get banned for 30 days to one year for certain offenses. defacing property and urinating in public. a rider needs to be cited three times in 90 days to be given a stay away order. new rules are part of assembly bill 716. actually went into affect of january of last year. but employ

officers found the victims injured at running mead and euclid avenue. 21-year-old jose diaz died at the hospital. so far police have no suspects and no motive either. >>> jury selection begins today in the trial of alleged serial killer joseph naso. accused of killing four women between the years 1977 and 94. husband trial has been postponed twice already because he has decided to represent himself. if convicted, he will face the death penalty. >> keeping trouble off the trains. bart is expected to announce safety measures to crack down. elissa is live. >> reporter: good morning. the crack down goes into full affect this week. the goal is to keep repeat and violent offenders off of trains and out of bart stations to create a safer and cleaner environment. there are a few things that can get riders banned. banned for 30 days to one year including defacing property and urinating in public. a rider needs to be cited three times in 90 days to be given that order. a more serious offense like assault could result in immediate bans. one rider told me it's about time. >> personally as a female,

when the media, a member of the mead rdia who you know covers t president brings a guest from, let's duck dynasty, what does it tell you about that media person? >> i think that it's incumbent upon the press to bring us the information that we don't have. and if you're able to do that, and every once in a while, take the time to relax and have a drink and joke around, we're cool with that. the problem comes when you allow that cozy relationship to affect what you cover and what i expect you to bring to me as a person who relies on you for my information. that's when we have a problem with it. not something like the correspondents dinner. we have a greater problem with it when it actually permeates what you do on a daily basis. >> and chuck, you know, most white house reporters are not the gas bags who go on tv. they're hard working beat reporters who are trying to bring that information. they don't do a perfect job, but they certainly work hard. >> yes, and you know, we respect >> i could talk about this forever, too, but i have to end it now. thank you, gentleman. howard and chuck,

so mead why the effect and patient get off the table and they cap do a deep knee bend. >> so the coolingurs within the needle itself. we first prosecute file the did he advice last year when it was undergoing testing for freezinging wrinkle. when activated liquid is thrust in the closed tip.ing in ejected but watch what happens with the material as the tip begins to kichlt you cap see the cooling has begun and ice ball forming at the tip. >> in the case of the arthritis in the knee studies show that we can turn off that sensory nerve for 2 to three months. >> using just local anesthetic it's aapplied over the the curse of 20 minutes. the doctor is nearly finished treating an area where the nerve runs to the knee soil. we make sure and catch the nerve through there. >> nothing is being injected into the body the doctor says the chance for side effects are slim. so far results have been encouraging. >> how does it feel different. >> kind of what we were looking for that's great. >> after using the pain pen on both knee she can sit up and walk away from the treatment. hopefully toward a mor

. >> ibm barbara mead, one of the owners of politics and prose. the first time that i met sign simon winchester was about 12 years ago in 1998 and he had come here to speak about his book "the professor and the madman," the book about the making -- [applause] of the oxford english dictionary. but i tell you, i was just sold over by listening to his stories. if ever there is anybody that is a natural born storyteller, its sign -- simon. i was determined after that we would have simon back for every box of he could tell us the stories behind every book. [applause] this is the seventh time i've counted that you have come. so i hope that we can have a lifetime of you're telling stories. simon studied geology at oxford, and you can certainly see this in his new book. first of all, he feels the atlantic ocean is so alive that it is perfectly qualified to have a biography written. he says is much alive, capricious and water and waves and wind of animals and birds of ships and men. i went further and this is a quote from simon. all of the oceans in the wo

how much people buying baby formula buying at mead johnson. we have an amazing global economy outside of european empires faded under social welfare schemes and america's incompetent sense funding huge profits at american companies. here is funny thing. you remember the day hit a new high? melissa: yes, which one, there were so many? >> on cover the "new york post", no mention of stock market. we had amani care red alert and off you go. are you kidding me. one more thing. one more thing. melissa: what does that tell you? the average investor isn't paying attention to it? >> this tells you the most stealthyest hated stock market rally in it had. i never saw the market hit a new high and both are pissed off left and right. market took out weak sisters. that crashed with mother of all crashes. melissa: okay. >> volume is extraordinarily light from day one. yesterday the american association for individual investors came out with their survey. bullishness is at 19%. down 16% in one month. that 19% matches the same level it was at, march of 2009. i

to a lot of issues and this is what she calls a special revolution peer she quotes in 1972 george meade who is the ahead of the afl-cio who is very much against george mcgovern who was then the presidential nominee who died this past year. there was a great deal of alarm about george mcgovern opening the door to and blacks. she quotes him as saying in the 1972 convention in miami, we listened to the and people the people who want to legalize marriages between boys and boys in marriages between girls and girls and we heard from the abortionists and the people that look like -- [inaudible] how we are talking now about the same issues, and finally with karen's book it was very interesting because we always like to blame the media for so many things. it's always the media's fault perpetuating immoral things. in her book, she talks about how we have to think about the influence of media on young people. this is something we worry about. and she has a section in a book where she talks about the whole notion of childhood and how that came about. so she says in her book she's talking about how

. >> ibm barbara mead, one of the owners of politics and prose. the first time that i met sign simon winchester was about 12 years ago in 1998 and he had come here to speak about his book "the professor and t

where self motivation doesn't come so easily, at the same time, what is going on, walter russell meadhas a nice way of saying it, we are going from time served to se learner. >> so the business world doesn't want just to know your degree, they want to know that you really know it. they want to say, everyone is going to have to pass the bar now, no matter what you do, you can graduate from penn, you can graduate from brandeis or mit, in the old days, okay we will train you and you got your ba that was a signal and now nobody has time to train in a global economy, no one has the money to train everybody, so the workplace is increase my demanding to know that your degree translates into real skills, so everyone -- >> it is good. >> i don't you have to pass the bar whatever you do and i think that is the big trend here that is also, i think moocs' role serves that but i think it is going to be a more demanding world. >> all although i think you would free, tom, that passing the bar isn't what defines the best legal counsel. >> sure. >> >> great job. >> so the element of creativity and inn

in the fort meade area, there was a crash on route 32 westbound, west of 97.ing its sweet time to get to the district. you want to keep your umbrella which you through the lunch hour. it is now in prince william county. expected by mid afternoon and high temperatures in the upper 60's and we will see some rain on and off throughout the week. >> we will be back at 8:56at >>> okay, so to get sexy for summer, i'm doing butt lifts in high heels. [ cheers and applause ] >> daphne oz gets sexy for summer. all week long, bringing you great tips for getting in shape for the summer. check it out. all the kangoos are getting going. rachel and ginger checking it out. how does it feel? >> i'm a fan. >> it's cool. i'm liking it. we should get you in on the act. we have diane. a gal from -- >> hi, how are you. >> great to have you here today. >> now, really, what do these do exactly? >> it's a total body workout. you get cardio, strength training with the weights with the boots on. and fun fitness. it's obviously, you're all smiling. >> three minutes. three minutes, my legs

states and rok now have a joint agreement to consult, map out a plan of the retaliatory strike, it is e mead and kinetic, and proportional, and also to make sure that we have forrol over the potential this escalating into a much broader conflict. my sense is it is not clear that pyongyang understands that not only will they be dealing with an rok retaliatory strike, but it would have been consulted between the two allies. i do not for this escalating into a much pyongyangher will stop in the immediate aftermath of that retaliatory strike, or whether then they will take a the escalation. if they do, we would have a problem on the korean peninsula. >> one comment. i would personally wagering that the north koreans would do something additional. people that say they are crazy, they do not recognize who they are dealing with -- they also know that we do not war. they probably know that they can play the birds mentioned game better than we can. statement fromd the cold war, the threat that leaves something to chance. i think the north koreans are prepared to have this continue to escalate, perhap

let's turn to our coverage, the mead kra coverag media coverage of the marathon bombing suspect and so media have paid enough attention to who niece guys are and what motivates them. this is what tom brokaw said on "meet the press." >> having spent a lot of time over there young people will come up to me on the streets and say, we love america. if you harm one hair on the head of my sister i will fight you ever forever and there is enormous rage against what they see in this part of the world is a pr pre shupl shusness. jon: i guess it's our fault. >> the blow back that we have with terrorist -gs attacking them, it's not invading them it's we have drone attacks. for the radical islamist there is no proper u.s. policy except for if we can you recall u curl up and die and we'll never do that. >> we can look a lot and we should look at what would encourage or prompt the tsarnaev brothers to do this. but to begin a long, you know, exploration of why some people hate us out there, or why muslims hate us, and number one they don't, most are still trying to come here and have a positive view

. >> reporter: brian steltzer is the author of the meade after. he's here with our own john miller.both sides. you're getting lets of stuff coming in from social media and you're trying to make sure the story doesn't get ahead of facts. >> and before you even decide what to put out -- and i harken back to my experience in the lapd. i would show up to the scene of some unfolding crisis, and as gayle king and i have talked about so many times on live television here, you know, there's a rule which is the first version of the facts is never right. you have to kind of take it and say this is the information we have and i know it's going to change. some of this stuff, even though it's the official story in the fog of war is just going to turn out to shift and change. for police, that's a big challenge. it's not even what they're putting out to the media. it's about their ability to understand the events because it's all coming in so fast. >> we've had breaking news stories before and breaking news stories in the area of cable but this may be one of those instances where we had breaking s

market is really anticipating something pretty ugly which is a great opportunity even if you expect meadt will be relief for what we believe will be priced into the market. from time to time, people get a little exuberant and they get news the economy is really is slow. so they give back the ground. but to us, that is just noise. the underlying theme is that this market is well-priced. tracy: do you worry about the noise outside of this country though? we worry about china. didn't come to fruition. we worry about japan and europe. my mother says i worry too much. is she right? >> well we all worry. the question is, what are the likelihoods? anything can happen. there is always risks. the european situation remains precarious. the market seems to be braced for the euro to disof as a common currency. countries are to be thrown out. you could still see a lot of trouble but say we're not going to see the worst of it and the market will be relieved ultimately and we'll be able to realize it is gooding and move up. tracy: get rid of it all already. tell us what you like during this buying oppo

recently broadcast bradley manning's voice because someone secretly recorded his testimony at fort meade brachiates being tried. why is it so dangerous even to hear his voice? it is way beyond bradley manning. it is what it means to be a whistleblower and we will crush you and we will destroy you. what are some of those documents are videos released? with newspapers all over the world worked with mickey leaks because there were so newsworthy, the guardian in london, as these have been so significant especially with a crackdown of information. to tell the story of one video, of ricki lake's called it the collateral murder video but it was the video coming out of the of paper was an incident february 2007 where apache helicopter unit in the area of baghdad was hovering and they sought to iraqis putting their hands up in a surrender signing because they are written by low-level soldiers there not a peace activist writing these days of the logs of daily activity of war. they put their hands up and did not know what to do there in a helicopter and called back to base in the lawyer said you ca

next we immediately begin to build new intake deeper to lake mead at the cost of almost $1 billion paid for entirely by our customers. finally we're developing a water supply that is hydrologically independent of the colorado river. as a river community sharing a resource with six neighbors in the united states and the country of mexico, the impacts are being felt by all of us. for all of us, the need to corporate has never been greater. therefore, the importance of the interim shortage agreement signed be state if 2007 and funding project to extend the resources of the fragile river. today lake meed is 10 feet higher than normally be because of the efforts of these three agencies in mexico. even the most thoughtful and prudent strategies won't work if they can't be implemented. adapting to challenges ranging from severe drought to heavy precipitation or rising sea level requires investment and water infrastructure. full-time implications are staggering. we know that local rate payers and the community it becomes that much more onerous if new nice we urge you to remove any acement. i ca

secretary of state john kerry and mexican foreign secretary jose antonio meade met to discuss foreign relations. before we begin, i want to just say that as a father and grandfather, my thoughts are of course in my hometown right now, boston, where events are still unfolding and the entire city is on lockdown. ctinuintoearn eve nt autheack on monday and the pursuit of justice following it. it is fair to say that this entire week we have been in a pretty direct confrontation with evil. i want to congratulate and thank all of the law enforcement authorities for the extraordinary job that they have been doing on behalf of our citizens. in the past few days, we have seen the best and the worst of human behavior. it is the best that all of us really want to focus on. like everyone, we are going to keep watching. we will await word from the law enforcement officers before commenting further. it's a huge easure fore and an important moment to welcome one of our most important partners, our close neighbor and our friend, and i want to welcome my friend, the secretary. one of the first calls i

month period if this -- if herbalife is not a peer mead scream because it comes right after jcpenney. >> the problem is the investment thesis only works if the fda -- not the fda, but the ftc decides it's a pyramid scheme and takes action. ftc. >> because there are products being made that are going into some type of distribution channel and they do eventually make it some consumers that do consume some of the products, right? >> what i don't understand is why they're so secretive about some of those numberes and what eventually gets sold and what comes back. it's weird when you ask them questions about it and they as a public company don't -- >> once you get the candy bar, they do have products. it is a candy bar. >> we have one more story that those of us who wake up early working the morning shift care about. the fda is going to be investigating foods with added caffeine and the potential impact on children. other products include jelly belly extreme sports beans, wired waffles, caffinated maple syrup and new york waffles and frito lay's cracker jack power bites. i've never tried t

there is one at fort meade outside baltimore. that is the lower court.-security courtroom that was built for really the 9/11 ratherthis one is also austere looking, just a white room, much larger. it holds six rows for defendants. and there are only five defendants. we should talk about why that is. the spectators are separated from the courtroom by a soundproof glass wall. that is significant, because the government build that so did cut the audio feed to the spectators if anything it decided was secret was said in court. there is a 42nd delay setting in that section. it is kind of surreal. sitting is a 42nd delay in that section. it's kind of surreal. you are looking 40 seconds in the future. what you are hearing took lace warty seconds ago. -dubbed movie.ad it has a lot of attention were suddenly the sound was cut and if you are at a real -- remote location, the screen goes blank because a were that the military or government censor thought was .nappropriate was uttered the judge has put those back on the record, and they have always been words like t

recently broadcast bradley manning's voice because someone secretly recorded his testimony at fort meade where he is being tried. why is it so dangerous to even hear his voice? what messages being sent to people? i think it is way beyond a broadly manning. it's about what it means to be whistle-blower. what are some of those documents that were released and the newspapers all over the world worked with wikileaks because they were so important and so newsworthy to the times. these have been significant at the time of the crackdown of information and i just want to tell the story of one video that we broadcast on democracy now. wikileaks called it the collateral murder video, but it was a video. it can out of the papers in iraq was about an incident in february of 2007 where the apache helicopter unit in an area of baghdad was hovering and they served the cause of the iraqis putting their hands of any surrender sign to read these documents are written by low-level officers, these aren't peace activists on the ground, this is a daily activity and war they put their hands up, they didn't kno

meade where he served for years. healey who is the director of cyberstatecraft initiative on international security. jason is a board member and lectures and cyberpolicy and has written a number of books in this area, cybersecurity policy book. he helped in u.s. efforts for u.s. cyberspace clinical structure. he also has had experience in the private sector and his career also a period of time with united states air air force. he has had a distinguished public service career and also served as a founding member of the joint task force computer network and join the cyber warfighting unit. i am howard rishikof in the cochair of the american bar association national task force on cyberinsecurity and we want to foster events of this nature so this is why when jason approached me i was very excited about it and the panelists are all friends. i think estonia and the ambassador being here. let the records say. [inaudible] so what i would like to do, the rules of the game will be i'm going to pose questions to the panelists.