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mr. anderson, welcome. >> good to see you again. with that introduction we have a little slide show here with the information. basically here is our strategy and all of these things are kind of interrelated so they all fold into each other, but interrupt, predict and organize are basically how we have structured what this new approach is. that's kind of the innovative aspect of it. basically it's brok

because in spite of the fact that there is a warm and for all the rest against mr one hundred and i mr anderson has retired in a beautiful house in long island north of new york and of course never. end it was a bone of glacier we're looking at we're going to be effective and one of the implications is for a nation which you know then more than thirty thousand people are affected and the people who are drinking the polluted water have known about the problems this can problems that is this is through the. infections industrial. foreign investment. all of those are sick and that's the position that having to get specific cover ups are not in business to protect the population. that's what they say they are but it's usually a pretty low priority. don't take any worry that somebody stored in. a record country and stored it pretty often loses. often the loss of the work for the population but the leaders were willing to take the risk or do something. these want to respond in this stock to leave the government just pimping for chemicals and these are the same people who have so far stalled justice f

mr. anderson, welcome. >> good to see you again. with that introduction we have a little slide show here with the information. basically here is our strategy and all of these things are kind of interrelated so they all fold into each other, but interrupt, predict and organize are basically how we have structured what this new approach is. that's kind of the innovative aspect of it. basically it's broken down like this. the interrupt like this is interrupting the violence through enforcement. the predictive component is predictive policing for more effective prevention strategy and the organizing, social service agencies, enforcement agencies, faith based organizations, business to work collaborative kind of the thing you see in the community and on the streets. so it's kind of a new partnership that we've built and that's that innovative component that we put into the strategy. i'm going to just talk a little bit about both myself and deanna, who is going to get up in a moment and the police department is going to get up in a moment

mr. anderson cooper. andy cohen from bravo stopped by anderson's show and unveiled the news to him."50 shades of grey." look, the silver fox. look. [ applause ] >> no, no, no, this is not good. first of all, this is a scale of gray haired people. [ laughter ] and i am at the very bottom as the grayest of gray. >> so they put out a list of gray-haired hotties, ted danson, bill clinton, morgan freeman, harrison ford, anderson cooper on the list as well. may not be too happy about it. but kind of funny. >> it is funny. something that is not funny. >> the commish is on the list too. >> the commish? >> from the football segments. >>> okay, jon bon jovi, you know that famous song "bad medicine" kind of apropos with his only daughter, 19 years old. found unresponsive in her upstate new york college dorm room charged with drug possession. they rushed her to a hospital. and stephanie bon jovi was arrested, misdemeanor possession of heroin, misdemeanor marijuana possession, criminally using drug paraphernalia. and a violation related to the marijuana. but she overdosed on heroin. friends say

you have a copy of the application it was difficult to get through, and our clerk carol anderson was trying to help mr. johnson -- she helped him type in the section for the application he already held a permit for bay bridge tow at that time so he didn't fleed to apply for that again. >> i guess my last question then it's hard to read that dmv record. >> the dmv record isn't relevant here other than the fact that you need a drivers license to operate a towing truck. what is relevant is the criminal convictions and second early the fact that information wasn't placed on the application itself, but the real reason for denying this was that that section, the criminal conviction. >> when was the -- what was the date of the renewal application? >>i think it's december of 2011. >> [inaudible] >> december 2011 and there were a number of failures to appear. >> okay. thank you. thank you. >> thank you. >> okay. thank you. >> is there any public comment on this item? seeing none commissioners unless you have further questions the matter is submitted. >> you want to let him say anything else? >> do you have som

mrs. anderson transition her economically infeasible loving household into a streamlined model of geneticefficiency. this is a memo to the members of the anderson family from mom. subject cutbacks. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> here is a look at books being published this week. a former prominent labor movement activist recounts her experiences organizing workers and discusses how the labor movement can be revived in raising expectations and raising hell. my decade fighting for the labor movement. in the last refuge, america's war in arabia, gregory johnson, the near east studies scholar at princeton university details the rise, fall, and resurrection. scholars to explain how the united states tax system works in taxes in america, but everyone needs to know. in tap dancing to work, warren buffett on practically everything, 1966-2012, carol loomis, editor at large at fortune magazine presents a collection of articles by and about warren buffett over the past five decades. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for the authors in t

mr. reichert, would designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 103 center street west in eatonville, washington, as the national park ranger margaret anderson post office. the bill is co-sponsored by the entire washington state delegation, and was favorably reported by the committee on the oversight and government reform on june 27. mr. speaker, while we'll consider multiple bills this afternoon to designate multiple facilities, this bill gives us the opportunity to honor those who wear a different type of uniform, our countries' national park rangers. specifically this legislation would name the post office in eatonville, washington, for margaret anderson, a national park ranger who was shot and killed in the line of duty on new year's day in 2012. ranger anderson worked to keep the visitors of mount rainier safe and on new year's day she gave the ultimate sacrifice for the safety of others. for going above and beyond a park ranger's duty to protect and third, i thank ranger anderson and all those who serve in our national parks for their service and dedication to our country. mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to join me in strong support

mr. speaker, businesses are helping cut the boring deficit by paying tax on their profits but some multinationals appeared to be paying very low amounts, like starbucks and anderson. i wonder if the prime minister could tell the house whether he thinks the tax code needs investigating. >> it does need investigating. they're looking as hard as they can at what can be done. there are some things one can do nationally and that is where examining but because we live in a competitive global economy where companies can move capital around and move their headquarters and move money around you need greater international agreement. we have an important international agreement with switzerland which is going to recover billions of pounds in tax for our country but we need to work hard and that is where the g-8 can help so we can get a fair share of tax from companies given that britain is doing its part to cover corporation tax to the most competitive in world. >> the prime minister rightly created the wonderful work of the london emergency service--could he share with me concerns of the london public to see the number that is threatened with closure and in particular my c

mr. speaker, businesses are helping cut the boring deficit by paying tax on their profits but some multinationals appeared to be paying very low amounts, like starbucks and anderson. i wonder if the prime minister could tell the house whether he thinks the tax code needs investigating. >> it does need investigating. they're looking as hard as they can at what can be done. there are some things one can do nationally and that is where examining but because we live in a competitive global economy where companies can move capital around and move their headquarters and move money around you need greater international agreement. we have an important international agreement with switzerland which is going to recover billions of pounds in tax for our country but we need to work hard and that is where the g-8 can help so we can get a fair share of tax from companies given that britain is doing its part to cover corporation tax to the most competitive in world. >> the prime minister rightly created the wonderful work of the london emergency service--could he share with me concerns of the london public to see the number that is threatened with closure and in particular my c

mr. day. assistant attorney general -- >> he cherry picked pages from documents, withheld other documents all together, and lied to congress and others to make this spill appear less catastrophic than it was. >> shelly anderson's husband jason died in the explosion. it was supposed to be his final day on deepwater horizon. she has mixed emotions about today's announcement. >> wish that we would have been able to have our day in court and i would have been able to tell a jury exactly what our loss is, how much we miss ay son. >> the three men who are charged say they are innocent. in fact, a lawyer for one of the men called his clients a scapegoat. bp settlement with the department of justice ends criminal prosecution of the company but bp could still face another $20 billion in fines if it loses a civil lawsuit next year. >>> coming up on the morning news, in the disaster zone. president obama offers comforts to victims of hurricane sandy. this is the morning news. ocerie. america runs on dunkin'. you've been there. you pick out a makeup thinking it's your shade until you actually try it out. now, i have a make up that always gets it right. announcer: smart shade make up instantly adjust to match perfectly to

on monday night we had prime rib and left andrews and gary anderson at omb who would speak i guess for the departed mr. gorman was so and entrepreneurial that he developed t-shirts that reflected our participation. and i think that he has the actual access admission to that place. but it was those 11 days out at andrews that began in may of that year stretching from the conference room at the white house and over to the converted officers or at andrews air force base and finally to a conclusion in the speaker's private dining room in october. the speaker will be here very shortly. and will present his views on this. but along the way, there was fear of an economic disaster. they were raised if the scheduled sequester was triggered at that time and the sequester add that time as estimated in october 15th, 1990 there would be a 30% reduction in defense spending and a 35% reduction in the non-defense triple the size of the sequester that faces the country this year in january. at the same time, the deficit for fiscal year 1991 increased in the president's budget summation in february when it was submitte