in april 2010 when miller was running for u.s. senate as a write-in candidate for missouri. david pakman asked miller if he personally hated him. >> do you personally dislike me? could we get along even though i am jewish and you hate jews? do you have anything personal against me? >> i hate all jews. and i will tell you why. for me to say out of one corner my mouth that i did not hate all jews and the other corner of my mouth say that jews caused the deliberate murders of over 300 million of my people in this century alone -- >> right. >> of course i hate you. you earn my hate. >> that is frazier glenn miller talking to david pakman who joins us now. you exchanged e-mails with frazier glenn miller just months ago, the interview done in 2010. >> initially we were in touch because another white separatist, craig cobb, was friends, i guess, or how that would describe each other, with glenn miller and glenn miller put me in touch with cobb was trying to insert himself back into my program, asking i interviewed him. i explained i have

the miller and mckenzies were concerned about the remodel open their property. they hired an architect to review the design so they know what kind of light and shadow would be occurred on the property are. you can see there's sufficient light that comes into the skylight and sufficient light onto the back patio. you get a sense of the scale between the buildings. the next photograph here is a rendering of the proposed expansion project and you can see there's significant shadowing covering not only one but both skylights. you can also see from this rendering the drastic increase in bulk that will happen. in addition to the light aspect the miller mckenzies have concerned about the rear yard being blocked off. due the expansion extends 6 feet out. the current conditions of the property this portion right here comes out about 6 feet. it has minimal impacts because it has a sloped roof and it allows an open feeling into the background. with the proposed edition there will be 2 feet added on and bay windows will with extended out 10 feet from the miller mckenzie hom

miller railed against jewish- american leaders. >> reporter: miller's campaign went nowhere.collected seven votes out of the nearly two million cast. the f.b.i. agent leading this investigation said miller has long been on the radar of law enforcement but sources say so far, scott, there's no indication he made any specific threat or gave any warning prior to sunday's shooting. >> pelley: bob orr in our washington news room. thank you, bob. president obama spoke about the shootings at a prayer breakfast this morning in washington. >> as americans, we not only need to open our hearts to the families of victims, we've got to stand united against this kind of terrible violence which has no place in our society. >> pelley: the president said the government will provide whatever assistance is needed to support the investigation. later today, mr. obama spoke by phone with russian president vladimir putin and expressed his concern about interference in ukraine. pro-russian protesters have now taken over government buildings in ten cities in the east, and ukraine's government has don

we'll hear from new york police commissioner and nypd director of intelligence, john miller. of beef. we have the inside story. and we'll speak with bubba watson. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. we'll leave you with a look at the blood moon. ,,,, i'm michelle griego. and i' >>> good morning, everyone, it's tuesday, april 15th. i'm michelle griego. >> and hi everyone, airmail mall. is it to -- i'm frank mallicoat. is it too early to start talking about the weekend? >> i don't think so. >> we know it's not for you. >> that's because we're all feeling so good today. >> alive and well and awake. >> you know what we got some clouds out there right now. a lot of low clouds and fog and some high clouds up above too. a controller day and that is coming up. >>> in the clearing stages. westbound 80 at powell. we also have will the of overnight -- a lot of overnight roadwork in the south bay and tell you all about it coming up. >> did you watch the moon last night? >> no i didn't see it at all. in fact a specta

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also ahead, miller on noah. maria bart roma on whether the stock market is rigid and martha maccallum on a big victory against child predators. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. another mass murder in america. that is the subject of of this evening's talking points memo. once again, fort hood, texas the scene of horrible violence. yesterday 34-year-old army specialist ivan lopez apparently berserk shooting three people dead then he committed suicide. major nidal hasan murdered 13 people at fort hood in a terror attack. he has been sentenced to death. sergeant hughes said this about lopez. >> he did have detwo deployments including four month approximately four month deployment to iraq as a truck driver. his records show no wounds, no involvement direct involvement in combat. >> lopez was having emotional and mental problems. he was being treated. he leaves behind a wife and at least three young children. n

diageo andks maker sab miller. sab miller taking a bit of a hit.ning me to discuss this issue is caroline hyde. where should we start? iageo, is all about control. >> it artie has 29%. they want to get what they call certainty of control and up it by another 26%. they're offering double the amount that they did last year. this is a failed attempt last year to increase their stake. now they're more than doubling offer from last year. they want exposure to the biggest whiskey market in the world. also the distribution network they can inherit through that and pumped through more of the johnnie walker and other brands. >> that surely must beg the are people saying in terms of the valuation? don't seem to be too surprised by it. the premium they're paying shows that it is going to be harder to do deals and emerging markets at a sensible price. as caroline pointed out, to go from 1140 rupees two 3000 rupees rupees is amazing. >> from a geographical point of view that makes sense. >> absolutely, and really make sense. is a big emerging market. diageo lov

and people like glenn miller are reacting. now glenn miller is a particularly vicious and violent man. certainly in his rhetoric over the years and the kinds of things he's tried to do. you know, there really, but the reality, of course b somebody like glenn miller is that when he says that the world would be a wonderful place if only we killed all the jews, he is 100% protected by the first amendment to the constitution. so it's very hard to look at someone like glenn miller who didn't do much for the last 20 years other than publish propaganda and say he looks like he is about to commit a mass shooting. i don't think there was really any indication that that was coming. >> ifill: for anybody watching who is a little confused, i want to be clear this man goes by a couple different frames, franklin glen cross, glenn miller, franklin miller so, everybody knows we're talking about the same person are. people like this always loners, individuals, or are there conspiracies we should be keeping an eye on or that you are keeping an

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miss miller, do you have anything to add? >> just what the impact of that would be. because by returning it, we have no impact on your general fund. if you don't return it, then there would be potentially a portion of the general fund paying for lafco's services. so that is the question for your budget committee members is we can take it all out of reserve? so there is no impact on the general fund. or do you want to allocate some of the general fund? i think our recommendation was this year to just do it like we have always done and take it out of the reserve and deal with the budget issues next year. >> okay. i would not want to have an impact on the general fund. >> right. >> we're hoping next year is a better year. >> that would affect the clerk of the board aspects of the general fund, correct? >> right. and quite frankly, i haven't had a conversation with the clerk's office with that impact and i would hate for you to do smidge on anything on that score without me talking to them first. >> if we gave back a portion of the reserve, what would that enable us to d

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i was acquainted with ken miller who worked on the tree project in the neighborhood. we all appreciate ken's festers. i'd like to point out the number of people who can come to this hearing for the support it would be detrimental to the spirit of our neighborhood. as a long-term fifth avenue resident i'm concerned about the encroachment of the structure into the park like space that sets a dangerous precedent. i ask you not approve this in its current form it's out of scale and would detrimentally effect the two adjacent homes >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. i'm marilyn coin i've lived in the hugging do street area for 43 years i'm a native san franciscan and i'm upset about the sprays. every neighborhood has the same integrity with interior gardens noah valley and richmond if we start to move back where people can bump back properties we'll lose the integrity of san francisco. we have golden gate park but you can't look out at that from our backdoor. please consider the proposal to bump back the proposal and come to a compromise there's so much support

that is where my colleague, matt miller will be camped out all day. talking to the biggest names in the history. what is most interesting? >> as far as cars, i think the editionyce ghost second , you should have one of those. i may pick one up on my way out and drop it off before i head back home. the interesting thing that people are talking about, a couple of things. gm recalls are front and center. rapected after mary bar gave a well-received speech yesterday at the auto dealer association forum but was mobbed by reporters. thele are talking about direct sales model from tesla. n new jerseyi yesterday. listen to what bill ford had to say about his sales model. >> we love our model. we have regulars and they have been through thick and thin with us. we have all gotten better. and ourmanufacturer dealers as well. the issue going forward is not so much how you sell them but how you will service them. that is something that i'm not sure how we'll play out. >> that's what we're hearing from car manufacturer executives across the board. they don't have a

they don't have the hundreds and thousands of members like miller had. these people are frustrated the changing demographics of america. they're frustrated with president obama being the president of the united states. we just saw son your show the cattle farmer in nevada arguing he shouldn't have to pay rent to the federal government. look at the people surrounding him. those people, i think, represent the militia groups today that are increasing in number. we've seen a whole lot of these killings by these people like miller. >> is that true -- i want to stop you right there. in terms of the -- in terms of the trend, in terms of the amount of violent -- of violence we see from white supremacists, from ne nazis, what does that landscape look like? how common is it? >> i think it's quite common. we have a group who have killed seven law enforcement officers in the past four years. they stop them on the highway for something, they just shoot and kill them. we've seen the situation where the guy was a member of a neo nazi group that shot up a jewish group i

it's just a thrill to drive. >> reporter: when miller looks in her mustang's mirror, she sees herself>> look how much fun this is. >> reporter: everybody always looks. >> yeah, they do. they do. it really does remind you when you were a kid and you were out with your friends, and in my case, my girlfriends, just cruising around town, and it's a pretty day. >> reporter: that's the mustang mystique. it feels young, even at 50. mark strassman, cbs news, charlotte. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> and we have breaking news tonight. a new search getting organized right now up on mount tamalpais and it's in the exact same spot where another woman recently went missing. >> allen martin is in the newsroom following this story. >> reporter: this new case also involves a hiker and the woman was reported missing about 3.5 hours ago. apparently it was her father who called it in to authorities. she was last spotted near the mountain home inn on mount tam not far from the pantole ranger station. there i

i'm matt miller in for adam johnson.et's take a look at the menu. we have an ip0 frenzy. la quinta hits the market. allied is on deck for my and more ahead next week. and then the world according to biz stone. cofounder talks about life in silicon valley. in deals, comcast and time warner cable defend their planned merger in washington. no one really likes the idea. around the world, pussy riot tells it side of the story from prison to politics. and in innovation, robots that think for themselves and behave like termites. get psyched for that. first off, kicking it off with what everyone is talking about. gm has company in the recall department. >> it is one of the biggest recalls in history, toyota recalling more than 6 million cars because of 5 million defects. the company does not actually know of any injuries or deaths linked to them, but the cars being recalled our top sellers , like the corolla, the camry, and the rav4. >> the company trying to avoid what gm is going through right now. and getting a recall out in t

i think that something happened to miller in this particular case.nd i think it may ex pain maybe why he did what he did today. he cut a deal with the federal prosecutors who were going after very violent, racist, neo-nazi militants in the country. he testified against them. he should have gotten 20 years in the case against myself and the federal judge. he only got three years for participating and helping the government. he became an outsider. none of the people in the hate movement really paid him any attention. they thought he was a real traitor. today he could be doing this because he gained himself some recognition, saying, look, i'm stand-up guy. you guys are just talking. i go out and kill people that i think are enemies of the white race. >> so this guy in his point of his career as a neo nazi was viewed as a snitch. as someone outside the movement who was actually not central to it at this point? >> he was definitely not central to it, even though he had been posting considerably on an arian neo-nazi website, some 10,000 posts. but he still

the clerk of the committee is alisa miller and i want to thank sfgovtv staff who are broadcasting today. madame clerk, could you please call the next item. >> roll call, would you like me to call the roll. commissioner avalos? >> here. >> commissioner breed? >> breed is here. commissioner campos? campos absent. commissioner mar? >> here. >> mar here. commissioner schmeltzer >> schmeltzer here. >> mr. chair, we have a quorum. great. let's go to our next item, please. >> item no. 2, approval of the lafco minutes from the january 24, 014 regular meeting and march 3, 2014 special joint meeting with the san francisco public utilities commission. >> colleagues my comments or questions of the minutes? okay. seeing none, we can open this item up for the many people who are in our audience -- wait, there is no one there. welcome. and we'll close public comment. colleagues do we have a motion to approve the minutet minutes? motion from commissioner breed and seconded by commissioner schmeltzer, without objection. next item, please. >> the community choice aggregation activities report. a, status

we examine the details now with greg miller of the washington post. greg miller, welcome. the "newshour" received a statement from the c.i.a. a short time ago saying they are not going to respond to this report in "the washington post" until they get a final copy of the study from the intelligence committee. having said that, 6300-page report, why was the senate intelligence committee conducting this kind of study of the c.i.a.? >> well, this all started a number of years ago, now, and launched largely because there was a debate at the outset of the obama administration when obama was dismantling this program about whether it worked. i mean, there were always sort of different categories of debate about this program -- was it moral, legal, and a question of was it effective. a lot of defenders of the program said after 9/11 we didn't have a choice but to take extreme measures, and it worked, saved lives and prevented attacks. so senator feinstein, the chairman of the intelligence committee, made it a first job to zero in on the question, is it true? did it work? what did t

miller is no stranger to law enforcement.pect? >> reporter: well it's possible norah, that this could result in a hate crime and the federal government could move in. the fbi is already involved in the investigation. there's a significant sir come stan shal case here. the fact that jewish facilities were targeted on the eve of passover. but also we have to say it's very likely that state charges could take priority and local prosecutors will get first crack at the case. miller is being held for three murders in kansas. he'll make his first court appearance later today. >> bob, thanks. >>> a pro-russian mob took over a police station in eastern ukraine and this morning police buildings in several cities are still in demonstrators' hands after a deadline expired this morning. the acting president is promising to take back control in the region. holly williams is in donetsk, ukraine, where tensions are rising. holly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. despite an ultimatum from the ukrainian authorities, pro-russian gunmen

he was a key witness in a trial and miller in fact did testify against them.t happened, though, was that the case fell apart. it was a disaster for the government. it could have hardly have ended in a worst way. nobody was convicted for anything at all. a juror actually ended up marrying one of the defendants. so it was a train wreck. and perhaps miller managed to salvage a little bit of his reputation in that way. i mean, for a long time he was essentially persona non grata but he's made his way into the movement, publishing and posting thousands and thousands of times to racist websites and so on. >> mark potak and jim cavanaugh, thank you both for joining me tonight. >> thank you, alex. >> thank you. >>> coming up, as the u.s. shifts its attention and funds in the war on drugs, cartels in colombia shift their methods to keep the drugs flowing into the united states. a rare look at the making of cocaine is just ahead. i'm l-i-s-a and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way of hosting my book club. that's why i asked my doctor ab

commissioner president katz i'm aaron miller i'm the transportation project person. i'm here as diane said with my colleague porter albert and diane and all the colleagues from the port i see here today. as diane mentioned i'll to start with the brief overview and reminder if you're not familiar with the planning efforts they've been underway for a year now it gives us context to those precise projects i'm going to be talking about. the planning area is extending along the bay area waterfront of the city from fort mason to exempting point in the planning analysis we're take into account all of the development that has been anticipated through 20040 and in addition to that, the development i'm sure our familiar with are underway and those weren't initially anticipated in a lot of the planning and transportation planning so we're taking a step back. we see this as an opportunity to increase take a strategic planning development that will result in identification and elevation and prioritization to support the future of the transportation. i'm going to go over 4 steps o

wicz miller and julie byko on janet yellen. julianna goldman on joe biden's trip. margaret her olson and run mesh -- margaret carlson and ramesh nnuru on gay marriage. we begin with former secretary of defense william cohen. there were some signs of easing. ?re you optimistic cap >> i would like to be but we need to look at what president putin has done and is declared intentions. he has been speaking as if the eastern part of ukraine is already part of russia. the newalked about russia. in his mind, there will be over time some federalization of ukraine which would mean the hollowing out of that government and reducing the ability of the government to really have a coherent state that they can control. i think that is his ultimate goal. he will continue to have his forces on the border and continue to agitate. the united states and the west really is at a disadvantage. >> not much we can do other than sending forces over. will search or real sanctions have any impact --will sanctions have an impact? covertly or quietly propose to the russians that we have a whole

: okay, all the millers.a huge fan of the police. i love the pro-authority message that name sends. ( applause ) listen, but you've got a new project now. >> i do. >> stephen: that takes you back to your childhood, the town you grew up in. it's called "the last ship," and it's a musical that starts this summer in chicago and then comes to broadway. tell folks about the story of the last ship. >> i was born in the shadow i a shipyard in a little town on the northeast coast of england. >> stephen: i think we have a picture of what the shipyard is like. >> one of my earliest memories is a giant ship at the end of my street. >> stephen: there it is. >> pretty surreal environment to grow up in. i didn't want to work in the shipyard. the shipyard was dangerous and toxic and pretty unpleasant, so i did everything i could to escape. >> stephen: okay. >> so i wanted to be a singer. i wanted to sing songs in the world. i wanted to be paid extravagant amounts of money. ( cheers and applause ) i wanted to be famous. >> s

commissioner president katz i'm aaron miller i'm the transportation project person. i'm here as diane said with my colleague porter albert and diane and all the colleagues from the port i see here today. as diane mentioned i'l

. >> 73-year-old frazier glen miller is facing first-degree murder charges. investigators say the suspect gunned down three people sunday on the day before pass over. witnesses say miller was screaming antisemantic remarks after he was arrested. >> the motivation behind this was a hate crime. he was trying to hurt somebody based on their ethnicity, race, religion, there's a whole number of categories under a hate crime. >> investigators say the gunman shot and killed a 14-year-old boy and his grandfather and then drove to a nearby jewish senior living home where he killed a woman in the parking lot. authorities say none of the victims was jewish. >> there's no way of telling why it was this particular community. obviously we believe the motivation was to attack a jewish facility. >> miller has been active in the white supremacist movement for decades. he once said i have two main objectives, to free white people from jewish bondage and to save the white race from extinction. erica, for cbs news, over land park kansas. >> and a short time ago, a sister and bro

i think it would be miller, i don't know.fixture on the white supremacist scene for so long. you know, he had a very prominent neo-nazi group in the 1980s, $200,000 of stolen money, training people for a revolution. we confronted him in court, got him convicted, then some of his men plotted to blow our building up. miller ended up going to jail for plotting to kill the head the southern poverty law center. unfortunately, only served three years in prison, so he's out now, out as of yesterday spewing hate all over the country. it's a very, very disturbing thing. our hearts really go out to the people of overland park, kansas. >> the three victims there were not jewish, they are all christians. what does that say? >> miller, of course, targeted them because he perceived them to be jewish. that seems pretty obvious from the site of the shootings, and, of course, what he said from the police car, heil hitler. he was much more of a neo-nazi than a clansman. he also followed something called "the turner diaries," a racist war novel

commissioner miller just recently expanded its activity. with our colleagues at federal government. >> was there enough coordination between government agencies? >> i think that's one of the aspects of coming out of the bombing last year that some of this sharing that should have been done was not done. out of every negative you try to get a positive. one of the positives coming out of boston is we understand clearly the need to share, share, share again. >> what do we make of what russians didn't do? >> what russians didn't do was sent a fairly vague report saying they were suspicious of tamerlan tsarnaev. they were written back three times saying do you have anymore to go on before they closed out their investigation? never got any further. the russians then sent an equally vague report to the cia asking them to investigate the same thing. >> you know, we've spoken -- >> i have to add, i have to suggest that russian intelligence had a lot more on tamerlan tsarnaev than they probably shared. what they were likely trying to do was protect t

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i am matt miller in for adam johnson.im's big fix turns out it hasn't even left the parking lot. in media, amazon on top. the e-commerce giant be too low and apple at their own game, sort of. in nation, equal pay under the law. president obama wants federal contractors to get on board. in the classroom, sprint is reimagining the reading process one word at a time. and the final frontier, even instagram has made it. that is coming up. kicking off with what everyone is talking about, ukraine and russia back in the headlines. >> the spontaneous protest taking place in the eastern part of ukraine. the u.s. accusing russia of instigating this unrest. several hundred pro-rusian protestors. it is said to be similar to what happened right before russia happened to annexed crimea. >> what you are looking at is eatern -- eastern ukraine. those that you're looking at our pro-russian demonstrators in front of a regional government building. once the sun came up, it was a different story. these are some of those same protesters in han

since then miller's anti-semitism has grown and grown. he's posted more than 10,000 messages on a hate website called vanguard news network. and he's just increasingly angry, like so many people of his ilk. we've seen a tremendous increase in the number of hate groups in our country, they total almost 1,000. since the president has come into office we've seen an explosion in anti-government groups, including violent militias and so unfortunately, one can never know when someone like miller will bust loose. but i think it's likely we'll see more and more of this as the country's demographics continue to change and those who fear that continue to have a backlash. >> richard, maybe i'm missing something here. but if frazier glenn miller was convicted, was he never jailed? >> oh, no, he was jailed for three years. he actually then testified against a variety of other white sup premist leaders, one of the reasons why his sentence wasn't longer. he did go to jail for three years for plotting to kill morris deeds, and having stolen military supp

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