i, i read that mr. burns is based on a combination of ronald reagan and lionel barrymore.s that true? >> that's in somebody else's mind. >> not in yours? [ laughter ] >> no. >> no? this, this, this was in a profile of you and i thought well, that's interesting. i can't necessarily hear that but. >> no, that's in a writer's you know, desperate. >> somebody is projecting that on you? >> desperate search for metaphor. >> so then tell us where, where did mr. burns, the, the.? >> just, just made it up. >> yeah no basis for it? >> no, no. the, there were only two voices in, in the two characters in the whole panopoly that i do that have any basis in anything remotely resembling reality. i was running out of ideas for voices and so when reverend lovejoy came along i'd done this characterization of this televangelist named ernest angley. >> oh yeah of course. >> heal! he used to do. and people would be slain in the spirit. and i sort of just took his voice down a little bit an octave range and slowed him down a bit. [ laughter ] and then for principal skinner i'd been doing charle

president mazzucco: counsel, do you see mr. burns other his counsel? >> he's representing himself. president mazzucco: officer burns, please come forward. dr. marshall, this is your matter. i will turn the mic over to you. commissioner marshall: state your appearance, sir. >> i beg your pardon? my name vobt l. burns, control specialist, badge number 2595. >> this matter is set for disposition today. we received closing arguments from you. i i don't think we received a closing statement from you, mr. burns. do you want to make one before we begin to deliberate? >> i have a prepared statement, yes. commissioner marshall: go ahead. >> i'm here to make the full commission aware this case is a continuing violation of my constitutional rights under the 14th amendment of equal protection, equal treatment and due process of laws. for the record, my case is evidence of these violations, perpetuated by certain officials of the s.f.p.d. and police commission of previous members. accumeants through the call of law and authority through their abuse, misuse of san francisco control and special po

i sat where you set when we went through the work of replacing the former director at that time, mr. burns. we did a national search, and we believe with all of our hearts that we found the top tier of candidates for our agency. i believe mr. ford did an excellent job under all of these circumstances in which he had to labor, and i wanted you all to know, and i wanted to stick with you because i understand how difficult these decisions and transitions are. you hear all these people -- this ought not happen, this is unfair. i wanted you to know that you were in my prayers as you make the decisions for the agency, as i am praying for mr. ford as he goes through this time. thank you for being as fair and just as equitable as you can with one another. chairman nolan: we appreciate it. good to see you. i could not agree more with your comments. ok. >> item 12 -- discussion as to whether to conduct a closed session. >> is there a motion? >> ok, the commission will go into closed session. to discuss the troy and wheeler cases. on the 14 directors, we will not disclose the information discussed. >

. >> your other half, mr. burns, is in the business. but where did you get this skill?i can't say i have any training, but i have had the desire to make a documentary for a long time. i think it was this issue that made me think this was the time. i had the resources. i knew because i got to travel to these rural communities around the world and meet the women themselves. >> you went to tanzania, bangladesh, guatemala and the united states. >> yes. east asia, latin america, the developed countries. so i wanted to show that there are a lot of commonalities, it's a universal issue. but people have been most shocked by the u.s. when i show this in other places in the world, i showed it in france and everyone was scratching their head with how few women have insurance, how much it cost to have a baby in this country. it's important to make sure to shine a light here. >> what's the most important thing you hope people take away from this? >> that there's hope. that a lot of the solutions we know that what they are, we're not waiting for a cure. but political will is an impor

mrs. phylicia white. the honorable william burns. mr. james taylor and his wife, mrs.> no. >> we have, i think, five or six songs, no real surprises, sort of greatest hits. i'm just excited to be in this company and just to perform at the white house is a privilege. >> have you ever been here before? >> yes, we have. i received the national medal of the arts. that's when we met. we met during the campaign. they actually suggested "you have a friend" for the theme of the evening. >> how is your german? [speaking german] learned it in school. >> boarding school, new england boarding school. >> my father. >> what are you wearing tonight? ♪. >> the president, chancellor merkel and their spouses later appeared in the white house grand foyer for a traditional official photograph. just before the state dinner, president obama and chancellor merkel delivered comments on the relationship between the u.s. and germany and the president presented chancellor merkel with the medal of freedom, the highest honor. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrs. oba

mr. burning keep would be inclined to make that case. >> sure. >> i'm out of time, but mr. vice chairman, part of the record. i just wanted to ask that we did a recent calculation comparing the u.s. recovery to this financial crisis. it was studied. asking yourself. we have the typical experience of the country. but will the unemployment rate in the u.s. be in 2018. the answer is about 8%. we are in a base case. a really tough slog and they're really tough challenge for america's workers. if we don't get serious about doing something that isn't going to jack up growth for one year but really fix the problem, and i think we need both the fiscal consolidation and a fundamental tax reform, we are looking at a base case that is terrible. >> thank all of you for coming. one the star with dr. taylor. what do you think would be the impact of a tax rate increase on our economy at a time like this one. >> i think it would be very harmful to have a tax rate increase. in tax, i think senator casey asked explanations about a hiccup in job creation that occurred around the time of decem

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actually this summer the us media is buzzing with these burning hot stories. mr weiner i've seen it and believe you me you do not want to see it is what was the relationship like between casey and her parents and how is it now that she's accusing her father of sexual abuse the masterminds of the t.v. networks are knee deep in this historic news coverage who could believe that congressman weiner's pictures or not pictures could be the number one story on capitol hill sexy tweets of a congressman are being stretched to the likes of the lewinsky scandal i did not have sexual relations with that woman. who was looking right at me but he said that and every detail is getting sucked out of the child murder case she's looking to teach she looks pale in the fray are with her here back in a ponytail like a cheerleader. meanwhile new york city has seen the small town of it's only a few blocks away from wall street and near movers backyard. caliph protesters on the steps and people monica last week but the point is that this time the people pushing to camp out here are sayi

streets of cairo not a peep out of the corporate media and meanwhile we have william burns in cairo talking with mr time tally the provisional head at the moment of the government and even the trial of the interior minister who is hated so much on the interior minister and also mubarak has been adjourned people are not getting what they thought they were getting when they toppled hosni mubarak we must remember that joe biden and hillary clinton didn't want also to mubarak to go as well as the mubarak and his cronies so many of them are retaining power and it's a very dangerous situation and we mustn't forget what's crucial here for be international. financial outlook is the zoo is canal that's where trade goes through and it is the most populous country arab country in the arab world and we're not hearing anything about it in the corporate news it's as if that revolutions done and dusted in the egyptian people of. well let's take a look at some other stories making headlines at this hour as many as twenty people were killed in southwest of ghana stand when a lab mind exploded under a passenger bus

of cairo a lot of people are out of the corporate media and meanwhile we have william burns in cairo talking with mr turn tally the provisional head at the moment of the government and even the trial of the interior minister who is hated so much on the interior minister and also has been adjourned people are not getting what they thought they were getting when they toppled hosni mubarak. talking about the military government they're in power now is there a danger that this military government could hold on to power. well the americans seem to be wanting one to get that way they're into space and as i said william deputy secretary of state along with the c.e.o. of general electric and the head of coca-cola the middle east i want to what they're talking about at least the egyptian government such as it is did refuse the three billion dollar loan which would have been in return for mass privatization and all the things that many of those protesters that we saw in tahrir square earlier in the year would not have wanted to particularly the loss of sovereignty they had a loss of sovereignty anyway they ce

mr. saleh is reported to have suffered 40% burns and bleeding inside his skull after the attack on friday today there are unconfirmed reports that two senior yemeni opposition figures traveled to saudi arabia where the president is being treated. our correspondent is in the yemeni capital, and she gave us the latest on the president's condition. >> well, i've just been talking to presidential sources who are accompanying president saleh to saudi arabia, and they basically said that he can sometimes recover, but he's on the way to recover. he's able to speak. his voice is better. but he doesn't -- he's not able to move a lot because he wants to rest, and that's what the doctors are saying, that he needs time to recover. now, having said that, it's unclear when is exactly president saleh is expected to come back to yemen. the government said that he would be back within a week, but after these reports and medical explanation about the situation, it's going to take him more time to recover and return to yemen. >> right, and two opposition leaders traveling, i suppose with a message that time

a student of professor burns at williams college mr. beschloss attended the harvard business school. he holds five honorary darkness and lectures both in the united states and abroad. he has served as a senior associate member of saint anthony college at oxford, visiting fellow at the harvard russian research center and a senior fellow at the annenberg foundation. he is a trustee of mir at school the white house historical foundation and the national archives foundation. he has written nine books on american presidents the most recent of which residential courage, brave leaders and how they changed america and the conquerors, roosevelt truman and the destruction of hitler's germany were both on "the new york times" bestsellers list. his previous works include two volumes on lyndon johnson's secret tapes, the crisis years, kennedy and khrushchev and kennedy and roosevelt the uneasy alliance. he is currently writing his trip american presidents during wartime. i'm sure many of you also know mr. beschloss from his television work. he serve

. $150,000 was awarded to 50-year- old douglas burns, also known as mr. natural universe. he claims he was suffering insulin shock when police pepper sprayed him, beat him with batons and handcuffed him. jurors said officers were only 70% negligent. >>> another bay bridge series begins tonight. last month to giants swept the a's, san francisco looking to bounce back from the extra innings loss to arizona. traffic on i-80 was backed up for miles last weekend because u2 fans not finding parking. now operators at the stadium are defending the planning for the concert. they tell the tribune it hired full security and opened the gates early. the combination of last minute fans, rush hour, accidents and concert traffic created what they call an anomaly. i knew a lot of people that tried to go and couldn't. >> a strong feeling still. >>> in 19 # 7 bono played a free concert in san francisco and spray painted rock and roll stops the traffic at her panama a. he did that. >> 24 years later, it did. >> some people may remember that. let's take a look at the commute, westbound bay bri

were strewn with burn commuters resignation as for the reserve chairman mr bernanke you all complied with our request and the hacker group anonymous and other activists are taking on the federal reserve and big banks today but as i went actually listening and will it be enough to change the system. need to need to damaged our city destroyed our life they told us they want to save people is that the way to seize the people tell me. well nato is fueling anger from the libyan civilians of they're supposed to be protecting so just what is it that what is it like to live in wartime limbo artie's on the ground that will bring you before the report. welcome back it's tuesday june fourteenth i'm lucy kept up in washington d.c. and you're watching our t.v. . now yesterday was the second time that this country got a chance to glimpse some of the men and one woman who say they can do a much better job than obama as president of the united states so how do the g.o.p. hopefuls spare and c.n.n. do a good job of keeping them on track now keep in mind that it was a recent c.n.n. poll that showed tha

mr. cohen argued we should move forward with it. the dump broke the surface and burned from august until april 2000. it caused ongoing cleanup for the next 10 years. we have worked very hard to assure you understand this. in response to comments, the city has stated that the navy has accepted responsibility for all the debris found on treasure island, including that related to incineration site 12. on the other hand, article 12 of the economic development conveyance -- i am going to jump ahead. chairperson mar: i would like to ask you to simply try to wrap up, if you can. >> if you look at article 21, the navy says something very different than that. we have a number of cleanup projects on the island. this product is unstable, with many unknowns. we are concerned these will vastly modify the project proposal. thank you very much for your time. chairperson mar: thank you. is there anyone else who would like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, the item is before us. i would like to know if there is a motion to move this forward as a committee repo

question for the burn to use resignation speech for the reserve chairman mr bernanke the market now reversed. all the happy and other activists are taking on the federal reserve and big banks today but will their voices and actions be loud enough to change the american system. evening it's tuesday june fourteenth four pm here in washington d.c. i'm lucy coughing up and you're watching our t.v. . now foreign policy may not be as exciting or easy to grasp as the latest hollywood scandal or for that matter hot button topics like abortion or gay marriage so it might sort of be understandable why this subject didn't come up with foreign policy until a full hour and forty minutes into last night's republican presidential debate but is it really understandable i mean keep in mind that u.s. forces are fighting wars in four different countries depending on how you count the economies and dumps and while everyone's talking about out of control debts and deficits it seems a very few politicians can actually agree on how to rein in spending now one seemingly obvious area that's ripe for cuts is the us m

burn operation. >> okay. hey, one quick second then, mr. sloco. what are you up against? i know it's mostly contained. are you feeling good about this? >> yeah. i think the fire crews have the north, south, really looking good. the east side is in a little lower elevation. so i think they're going to get a good handle on it. they haven't evacuated luna -- have evacuated luna as a precaution but everything starting to look good. >> rich sloco thank you for your expertise and thelma good tear rz on the ground. and jackie jeres. and they're expecting a monsoon that could help out. when was the last time you heard about a monsoon in the united states? thanks so much to all of you. we'll continue to update you on that developing story >>> meantime new york could become the sixth state in the nation to legalize same sex marriage. the state senate could hold a vote on the marriage equality act this week. we'll have details straight ahead >>> if you want any information about anything we have on the air, have story ideas, want to reach out to us and say hello, twitter, facebook, cnn.com/don and four square.co

mr outlook on the u.s. economy from the optimism seen during his last press conference or burning he did say that the causes of the current downturn are actually temporary that you know these are little shifts that could be overcome with due course and of course that's not the perspective of my next guest michael t. snyder he's the founder of the economic collapse blog dot com and i asked him what he thought of. optimistic views on the economy. i completely disagree a big request this has been seems to be another lehman brothers moment because what you have in greece is a situation where they're just kicking the can down the road if greece defaults it's not going to just play greece is going to have thirty all of your. banks all over europe or very much exposed to greece and now the banks from europe are barry highly leveraged for example when lehman brothers collapsed they were leveraged thirty one to one which was absolutely horrible now german banks actually hold a lot of greek debt and there are leverage thirty two to one at this point so greece goes down it's going to ripple effects across the entire w

mrs. hueber was not trained to fly by instruments only. and weather conditions had obscured the hilly terrain. >>> still, no idea on a burned body found in san francisco's buena vista park. firefighters made the discovery, putting out a small brush fire early yesterday. the body was inside a blue recycling bin. investigators say the person was already dead. police are calling the death suspicious. >>> and still no sign tonight of michelle lee. more than two weeks after she disappeared from a hayward nursing class. last night, her family held a vigil in southern california near lee's san diego high school. police are investigating the case as a homicide. lee's family plead for people to have faith. >> everyone should pass out fliers, with the billboards. it is a collective effort. please, please, please pull our minds together and we can find her. >> yesterday, police combed the niles and palm canyons but did not find any evidence. lee's former high school friend ja velleest ban is one of several interested persons in the case but so far no one is arrested. >>> joe montana is setting his sights on another goal line and how he hopes to benefit

each of them and their bodies burned in mind that russia had depression not bad and a virtue took both from europe had you been served vegetables from your mr broza would you eat them stoves and my question i understand you wish discussed the balance of supply better to schools to russia that you managed to agree could you be more detailed dong the modellers of the agreement who are you asking a question everybody everybody who had vegetables yesterday or today. we'll wish we did we did have vegetables yesterday and today just now over lunch we had tomatoes different tomatoes i don't know since of origin but let's live in sake . some of those girls that just because of the indeed we did speak about the matter since it is started. and there is a very practical commercial dimension and browsers just explained to modalities our future and what he said is really precise information we spoke about resuming supplies of european vegetables to the russian market we are ready. with guarantees of competent european union services to review supplies for that in the near future. acts but we are well familiar with popular figures in this country from re

mrs. low, however, finally found her own coverage when she moved out of her home, wells burn house. she went on a trip up the nile with her sister. she met several of britain's military geniuses and generals who were in the egyptian region at that time, and she became fast friends over time with one of them who was lord powell. of course, he created the boy caughts in england, and mrs. low decided this could be replicated in america. this is when she finally found her voice, and she ends up coming back to savannah to create an organization, as she said, for the girls in savannah n georgia, in the united states and everywhere else. and she started the program of girl scouts here in savannah. the carriage house behind the building where we sit now was fitted out as the first national headquarters. and to girl scouts today who own that building, just the carriage house, it is still their first national headquarters. they're very proud of it. when they come to savannah to see the birthplace of daisy low, they always visit the first national headquarters here in savannah. and, of course,

mr. dizzy, for example, who raced around the track inexplicably dragging a trailer of burning hay bound forporter: oddly, many daredevil off spring choose to enter the family business. >> i'm wiley. i'm 19. i plan to follow in my dad's track, mr. dizzy. i just recently started doing stunts, blowing myself up and everything. >> reporter: spankpy's son brian sometimes perform stunts side by side. you recommend this to young people? >> you know, i don't recommend stunts to anybody. i would never ask anybody to do a stunt. there's a certain breed of people that want to do this. >> spanky spankaler in the big car getting ready to go high, high, high in the sky. >> reporter: in his signature stunt, the car drop, spanky is raised as high as 190 feet in the air. >> spanky! spanky! >> reporter: and then launched to earth. think of him as sort of john glenn in reverse. >> here we go. >> reporter: spanky's luck had held one more time. from the wreckage emerged a man with a message and perhaps another concussion. >> when you're an american daredevil it's a sign of freedom. we're lucky to live in a coun

burn house with the lows in a separate wing. daisy low's status was sliding down. as their marriage becomes a verbal assault back and forth, she finds the ultimate indignity, mr. low told the servants only to obey ms. bateman and not mrs. low. the handwriting was on the wall. she left her husband at that point. this was a serious problem in savannah and in england. um, these things were normally quieted down, the king's affairs and such were never mentioned. it was just impolite. marriage went on no matter what, and here this american woman who's going to file for divorce? this is unthinkable. it was a sad situation for the turn of the century for this generation of low. mrs. low is at her bottom point. she really has little or no allowance. the family is dividing, taking sides on all of this, and in the middle of this is the strange mrs. bateman. unfortunately, he is kind of going down the tubes. heavy drinking is affecting him, bouts of illness and other things are clouding him, and in 1906 he did die without executing the divorce. while on a vacation trip with

burned more than 360 square miles. thousands of people have had to leave their homes. they believe it was sparked by an abandoned campfire. >>> the president and mrs. obama will host a black-tie dinner at the white house tonight for german chancellor angela merkel. last night mr. obama and she had dinner at the 1789 restaurant in georgetown. he calls her a trusted global partner. tonight's dinner and reception will be held in the rose garden a first for the obamas. >>> a new bill could delay the start of lower debt swipe fees. banks and retailers are lobbying lawmakers and a vote could come as soon as tomorrow. >>> it could soon be easier to get your hands on advanced technology. 3d printers have been around for decades, but the devices had only been available to doctors and big companies that could afford them. now the canucks prices are going to beat cheaper and will be marketed to regular consumers. >> we have had production systems on long time. this is our attempt to get at the consumer level where we make it accessible to a mass markets. >> hewlett-packard is launching its own line of 3d printers and another company is selling them starting

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