in 2004, the mek gave up their weapons to the united states military. sense that time, name one terrorist act that the mek has committed since 2004. >> it is not our contention that the mek can be -- has committed an act since the group was disarmed. >> there has not been an act of terrorism by the mek against the united states since they gave up their weapons to us. is that right? >> we do not allege that there was such an act. >> do they have the capability today, 2012, to engage in such a terrorism act against the united states? >> we have not come to a conclusion on that. >> you don't know whether they can -- i mean, you're the guy who is supposed to tell us about terrorism and the world. you don't know whether tek has an ability to commit a terrorist attack against the united states? >> mr. poe, no one has been in to inspector otherwise investigate what is in the camp right now and we also cannot rule out the possibility that the mek may have weaponry elsewhere. >> well, you don't know that. you don't have any evidence that the mek has a stockpile

it's not compelling that the mek should stay on the ftl designation. i'm willing to see any evidence and i suggest that the state department who is stone walling this, show us the list or release the mek. we need to treat the people in the camp like human beings. they should not be confined to a concentration camp as rudy giuliani has said. it is interesting. today we heard from not the government officials but private officials that north korea should be an fto designation but they are not. i think ahmadinejad should be identified as a terrorist organization, but not the mek. show the proof or delist the mek. i will have some questions later. thank you for being here. i yield back. >> thank you, judge poe. we're joined today by ambassador daniel benjamin, ambassador benjamin has been the senior counsel ser terrorism adviser to the state since 2009. in the late '90s, he served on the national security council as director for counterterrorism in the office of trans national threats. before entering government, mr. benjamin was a correspondent for time m

the whole issue is the designation of our government of the mek. our country may be willing to take some of the refugees, but as long as we call them terrorists, we are not going to take them and third parties are not going to take them e there. the fact is, ambassador, we know of no country as of today that is willing to take mek residents. i believe it is because of the designation. i hope you can explain to me why the designation is taking so long. secretary clinton told us back in february that she has folks working around the clock on this. what is the holdup? is there new evidence to be considered? confusion about what the law is? what is the problem? why is there no re-evaluation? the fto designation is the one thing that affects the people in camp ashraf and the progress being made to move those people to other countries in the world. i have seen all the evidence we can be given about the fto designation. it is not compelling that the mek stay on the fto designation. i urge that the state department show us the evidence or de-list the mek.

towns. >> mek the gentleman.fore coming back i would just as a seat myself with the gentleman's comments about the need to do a better job of making that investment with revenue officers to get the return on that investment for american taxpayers and similar to how the three of us worked together on the funding levels for the government accountability office and advocating to the appropriations committee members and staff on the return i think that primarily there was like $86 for every dollar spent at the gao. glad to work with you and ms. towns something if that makes the case and advocates pretty well what the return on investment is. with that, back to mr. towns, and if it's okay mr. white if you wanted to include your referencing some examples of additional data collection that would be helpful. >> this would be additional information regarding the things we've recommended in recent reports. one is payment for services to corporations, not payments for goods but this would be purchases of services from perha

. >> un hombre se hacia pasar por mek mÉdico y operaba sin licencia, 2 nuevas vÍctimas tiene, presenta en proceso. >> alertan a los padres cuando sus hijos no van a la escuela, estos serÁn notificadnotificado sus hijos no van a clases. >> cientos de personas participaron en una protesta en san francisco, beatriz nos informa. >> la reuniÓn fue interrumpida mientras afuera hacÍan protesta. >> desde temprano habÍan llegado a la entrada del edificio. >> que reduzca el principal costo de las viviendas. >> las demandas son varias. >> queremos que refitomen el ejo de otros bancos. >> en esta crisis hay muchas vÍctimas. >> durante la reuniÓn 15 acto vis activistas fueron detenidos. >> y por su parte el portavoz dijo que han resultado por embargo y pagÓ cien mil millones de dÓlares en el 2011. >> los han dejado ir con una multa y los llevaron la cÁrcel para ver mÁs imagenes de los o protestantes pueden ir a la pÁgina de internet univisiÓn. m univisiÓn.com. >> hoy se hicieron clases en la universidad oikos, sin embargo los lmu alumnos asistieron porÁs ya que rÉcordaban a las vÍctimas y los estud

th lt ig esident rcia aoued his reio fro t board on [ da dsq) da hhj)n&4$ Ö e mih ä&4aaóa0 p4m e+k mekk] d' 2b p h i c %zbá e1 d wá; rá } } 8c don't say at. that's n true. leftanded people are a little bit mo creativ [laughter] i'm gonna say nothing. [telephone rinng] mom: you left-handed people are smart. they a, mom! do we ve to eat that? dad, dyou want me to get the phone mo no. annocer: every year, onmilliofamilies face ng their homes to forecsu. if you're igring your mortgage issues things will only get wse. ll 1-888-995-hope. because nothing is worse than doing nothing. >> why don't we call the meeting to order. ok. >> [roll call] item approval for the april 10 2012 meeting. >> approved? >> second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> number three, comment on executive session. ok. executive session. >> so moved. >> second. >> ok. >> executive session conference with legal counsel and real property negotiator.n open session. >> i think the mics are on now. >> i move to reconvene an open session. >> second. >> all in favor. >> aye. >> i move to not disclose anything discussed in executive

th lt ig esident rcia aoued his reio fro t board on [ da dsq) da hhj)n&4$ Ö e mih ä&4aaóa0 p4m e+k mekk] d' 2b p h i c %zbá e1 d wá; rá } } 8c 9 judge terri l. jackson. the court is now recruiting prospective civil grand jurors. our goal is to develop a pool of candidates that is inclusive of all segments of our city's population. >> the jury conducts investigations and publishes findings and recommendations. these reports them become a key part of the civic dialog on how we can make san francisco a better place to live and work. >> i want to encourage anyone that is on the fence, is considering participating as a grand jury member, to do so. >> so if you are interested in our local city government and would like to work with 18 other enthusiastic citizens committed to improving its operations, i encourage you to consider applying for service on the civil grand jury. >> for more information visit the civil grand jury website at sfgov.org/courts or call >> welcome to "culturewire." today we are at recology. they are celebrate 20 years of one of the most incredibly unique artist

th lt ig esident rcia aoued his reio fro t board on [ da dsq) da hhj)n&4$ Ö e mih ä&4aaóa0 p4m e+k mekk] d' 2b p h i c %zbá e1 d wá; rá } } 8c president chiu: good afternoon. welcome to the board of supervisors meeting. please call the roll. supervisor avalos: present. supervisor campos: present. president chiu: present. supervisor chu: present. supervisor cohen: present. supervisor elsbernd: present. supervisor farrell: present. supervisor kim: here. supervisor mar: present. supervisor olague: here. supervisor weiner: present. >> all members are present. president chiu: ladies and gentlemen, could you please join me in the pledge of allegiance? colleagues, can i have a motion to approve the board meeting minutes? without objection, those meeting minutes are approved. >> there and a communications. item number 1 is a motion adopting findings and approving a conditional use authorization on property located at 1111 california st., subject to conditions imposed by the board of supervisors on april 3, 2012. president chiu: roll-call vote. mayor lee: ah -- supervisor cohen: aye. supervisor

. >> live, from philadelphia, it's time for mek's favorite dance part by. >> reporter: clark's "american bandstand" played records and kids danced. >> this one's called "rock around the clock." bill haley. >> we have great memories of dick clark. every saturday, 1:00, watching dick clark. >> he was one of a kind. and he will forever be young in my heart. i loved him. >> reporter: clark's influence was enormous. he introduced the world to new artists and bands, spanning several generations. >> and is she hot. this is madonna. >> reporter: he helped soothe percentage shock about rock 'n' roll. and helped break racial barriers in music by inviting black artists on stage. >> "you send me." >> the first sit, the jackson five. >> reporter: by the time "bandstand" went off the air, clark had become a media titan. his production companies producing countless tv shows. every new year, he counted america down. >> i'm sad and i'm grateful for what he's given all of us and what he's given me. >> reporter: clark never liked good-byes. >> he used to end his show, for now, dick clark, so long. and he w

i was also troubled by his view of history what seemed to me a rather mek niftic idea that certain lessons could be extracted and that could be applied with a level of exact tud with contemporary issues and produced successful policies. the conference produced a lot of interesting and exciting moments and learned new things. mcnamara found his views about opportunities and the vietnamese were not convinced, nor was i when i made my decent. to my grief if not my surprise, this was the penalty and i was not invited to a follow-up conference in bellagio, italy. i learned to keep my mouth shut. his determine and impressive with the way they reflected and the problems that dogged his administration of the department of defense. thanks and congratulations and on a great book. . >> ed is the author of the book just reviewed. he obtained his ph.d. and served in the military in vietnam and had a career teaching and writing in the official military history world. he made substantial contributions and improving the way we teach our military professionals and history and he has written a series of imp

the f-18 suffered what is called catastrophic mek ck mechanical malfunction. two navy pilots. student and instructor dumped fuel and ejected just before the jet careened into the apartment complex. we have team coverage on the dramatic jet crash tonight. >> we begin at the scene right now, shamari stone is in virginia beach now with more on what happened down there today. >> reporter: people in virginia beach say it is remarkable no one was seriously injured. the navy jet fighter crashed on the other side of trees over there causing five buildings to catch on fire. the scene was terrifying as black smoeshke billowed out of buildings. moments after a navy jet fighter on a training mission crashed. it took off from nearby air station oceana. >> i looked up. i could see the plane going straight up with no sounds of engine and pitch over and go down. >> reporter: there are three people unaccount ford tonight but not classified as missing. investigators haven't been able to make physical contact with them at this time a round, 40 apartment units are damaged or destroyed. wreckage w

sense it is necessary, more action coming from the european countries and their central bank and other mek nizp they have already in place. but also international action. what happened later? we organized a summit of minister of finance in mexico. it was a very successful one. let me tell you. and we started to -- to open this great lock. it is like a chicken game, no? the rest of the world is waiting. we are not going to do anything at least, until european do's your own home work. you have a lot of money. do yourself. and the europeans say, well, come on. it is not my problem. i will wait for your support. and so we started to grow. the gridlock. and then, the countries started to cooperate. and last march -- as the european countries arrived at very important conclusion, financial support. is it enough, probably not in terms of response of the markets. but we are moving. we are on track. in my opinion, to a bold solution. and last friday, here in the united states, there was another meet of financial ministers. and they, we arrived at a very important conclusion. we committed more than

i was also troubled by his view of history, what seemed to me a rather mek nis tick ideas that lessons could be extracted. that could be applied with some level of exact i tud and produce successful policy. the conference produced a lot of interesting, exciting moments. we actually learned some new things. mcnamara found in them confirmation of his views about missed opportunities. the vietnamese were not convinced, nor was i when i made plain my dissent, i was dropped from the team. to my grief, if not my surprise, this was a real penalty, i was not invited to a follow-up conference in bellagio, italy. i learned to keep my mouth shut the next time, i suppose. his determination to learn from the past i thought was impressive, but the way he went about it, it seemed to me, reflected some of the problems that dogged his administration of the department of defense. thanks. and congratulations, ed, on a great book. [ applause ] >> thank you, george, for a great review. you're going to give ed much to respond to and think about. ed is the author of the book just reviewed. he obtained his ph

back in the 1730s, about 100 years before this, it was the first efforts at mek needsing the carding. by the 1773, they're pretty much defected that design on the machine. some carding mills in the early 1800s were quite busy and ran almost year round but by the 1820s around here, the demand for the very limited number of water power sites bore manufacturing is forcing carding mills whose business is declining out of business. by 1850, they're pretty much gone from here. this one happened to south waterford mae because it was pretty much in the middle of know where. the people who owned it lived across the street. the machines are fairly so impact. so the with the maintenance, not toot much maintenance, you can keep them going. so the family that owned they have was running it commercially part time now and then into the 1950s. at that point, old is it your bridge facilities entered into negotiations to secure the bill. we moved it here in 1936. when the founders were lookinging to build a new england vil, they realized they can move barnes and they knew that all these water communiti

that will be the next enabling mek nifrm because the chip is what provides the next level of security beyond the visual recognition. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. seeing no one else on the other side i will go to mrs. blackburn from tennessee for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i thank the committee for allowing me to participate today. this is an issue, tsa and their participation and their conduct is something that is important to my constituents, and mr. lord and mr. mclaughlin have both mc have both mentioned constituent satisfaction, customer satisfaction as a goal. i would just commend to you looking at the economist magazines online poll, which they have upright now the question they're asking are if changes done to airport security have done more harm than good. 8 % of readers agree that changes of airport secure have done more harm than good. gentlemen, i would contend that we are not doing our best at customer service. i think mr. cobly, my colleague from the other side of the aisle spoke well to that. i want to talk to you about the viper teams. on oct

you may or mek recognize this name as a group that a number of former u.s. officials are working towards getting delisted and for which the lobbying efforts of resulted in these ads constantly playing on your television. it's a romance democratic opposition working toward a nuclear free iran founded on human rights unjustly listed a terrorist group and became just a victim a lot. of human. rocky. europe has to listed him. and in two thousand and ten a u.s. court ordered a review iranians u.s. lawmakers and former senior officials demanded listing secretary clinton for democracy and freedom in iraq do you list. and that's a good journalist seymour hersh wrote in the new yorker last friday that jay stock conducted training for members of the emmy came two thousand and five at the training and did some time before president obama took office and that training included cryptography communications small unit tactics weaponry and her spoke to a number of sources for this former senior intelligence official a retired four star general who advised the bush and obama

that middle easterns i middl mek anywhere. >> dana: you could work here forever.ea: how does that feel? >> bob: look, i can't smoke in here. i ought to be able to smoke in the show, number one. >> greg: don't you agree this is simple outrage for people who want to flex the outrage muscle whence they are too cowardly to get mad about real stuff? >> eric: >> this is creating classes. if the healthcare bill stands up you will see more and more of this. classes of people. fat people, smoker, they'll start to tell us what we can do about it. >> bob: exactly. fort worth is as conservative as you can get. >> dana: i love fort worth. >> greg: can't blame all of fort worth. just these people. >> andrea: all right. coming up, first sex tapes, then reality tv. guess what is next for bob's favorite reality tv star kim kardashian? here is a hint. he's got advice for her. he broke his new year's resolution. he is going to talk about her. don't miss that. coming right back. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what if you had thermal night-vision goggles, like in a special ops mission? you'd

mark mek ler now working with leah lynnbeck.oal as they say it to reconnect voters with the people that they vote for. so you're saying i've got to vote in the primaries? >> yeah, i'm sorry, dylan, if you want your voice to be heard, you've got to vote in the primaries. >> why? >> that's where the decision is made. >> what do you mean? >> 85% of congressional districts in the u.s. house are either republican or democratic districts. >> meaning from the gerrymandering or the natural occurrence -- >> it's just the way it is. you could try to change that, but not going to change it in 2012. so in those 85% of the districts, the decision is not made in november. the decision is made in the primary election. and so if you want your voice to be heard. if you want to be -- >> but the candidates stink. you know, it's one of those things, mark, you're going to make me go to the primaries, a bunch of yee-haws. >> if 85% of the districts are fixed, that means only 15% of us have a vote that matters in the general election. the game is deci

that is with regard to the mek and campus liberty. -- camp liberty. the u.s.f appeals voted -- ruled there were procedural errors in that identified the group as a terrorist organization. they failed to accord the due process protections required by law and needs to review the status. we would like to see the state department desk. i realize ambassador benjamin is not in full control of this entire process. it is a remedy not often granted by the courts, especially not in the foreign policy area. the court has scheduled an oral argument for may 8, 2012. ambassador benjamin, your predecessor has recommended the mek the remote from the list of terrorist organizations. -- be removed from the list of terrorist organizations. i am not aware of anything the group has done that would justify continued classification. i would note the hawkeye the hakinni s not been -- group has not been identified. the state department should not list groups as terrorist organizations and just leave them there. the purpose of the designation is in part to force the organization to cha

mi mamÁ y yo salimos, empezÓ fuerte, fuerte nunca lo habÍamos sentido asÍ >>> al pÁjato el susto los meker causa del movimiento sÍsmico. o lo@@spiert importante mantener la calma y abandonar los inmuebles de forma ordenada >>> es importante saber en quÉ tipo de suelo estamos asentados, sÍun ocurre un mismo en fuerte, espero sabemos donde nos aten estamos yde conos trumps con es fin, ntsz, el pelo fentonces eÍ mÍiondespierta americaunivisione o. >>> las personas que sabemos que vivimos en una zona sÍsmica, ellos nos dicen los cuales en los edificios donde debo mociÓn coro cae el,ndespierta americ t saber cÓmo caen >>> pero lo mÁs difÍcil que estÁbamos comentando carla es mantener la>>un> pero lo mÁs dÍ estÁbamos comentando carla es mantener lsaber cÓmo caen >>> pero lo mÁs difÍcil que ntener la calma.do carla es >>> por quÉ necesitamos saber cÓmo mantenernos calma >>> en la ciudad de mÉxico, me ha tocado en los Ángeles tambiÉn, en los hoteles, estÁn mano de eva wausÍsmica >>> como tu vista sien informaciÓn comoda llegar, sabe quÉ hacer en cosa de emergencia >>> sÍ siempre hay que leer des

politicians will find it easier to treat the cancer of death with a chemotherapy of inflation than any other mekich is the best chapter? >> matthew writes all the jokes. >> i'll read his chapters then. >> all right. we'll leave it there. thanks so much to michael green. still to come, spain's debt troubles seem far from over as the country's banks increase their borrowing from the ecb to the highest ever level in march. we're live in madrid with the latest. >>> let's start in the united states. take a look at the u.s. futures, see how we're setting up for trade on wall street. does look like it will be a lower open, dow down by nearly 42, nasdaq by nearly 11 and the s&p 500 down by 5.7. at this point seeing the china gdf figure weighing on the markets. ross, i do want to point out, it is friday the 13th, but the markets don't typically get spooked. it is the second of three fridays 13th here in the united states. the unluckiest dow components over the last six of these friday the 13ths have been the financials and i find that interesting given the fact we have the jpmorgan and wells fargo number

mi mamÁ y yo salimos, empezÓ fuerte, fuerte nunca lo habÍamos sentido asÍ >>> al pÁjato el susto los mekn fuerte, espero sabemos donde nos aten estamos y conos trumps con ese fin, ntsz, el pelo fentonces eÍ mÍnimo. o. >>> las personas que sabemos que vivimos en una zona sÍsmic ellos nos dicen los cuales en los edificios donde debo mociÓn coro cae e saber cÓmo caen >>> pero lo mÁs difÍcil que estÁbamos comentando carla es mantener la>>> pero lo mÁs difÍ estÁbamos comentando carla es mantener lsaber cÓmo caen >>> pero lo mÁs difÍcil que ntener la calma.do carla es >>> por quÉ necesitamos saber cÓmo mantenernos calma >>> en la ciudad de mÉxico, me ha tocado en los Ángeles tambiÉn, en los hoteles, estÁn mano de eva wausÍsmica >>> como tu vista sien informaciÓn comoda llegar, sabe quÉ hacer en cosa de emergencia >>> sÍ siempre hay que leer todas las indicaciones al lugar que vayamos, me despido >>> gracias pilar te mando un beso, to he te u >>> luego iremos en texas donde todo es grande, vamos para allÁ donde un hotel dos pesa 3 libras, "de m >>> y carmen salinas vive momentos de intenso dolo