mr. gates, obviously you spent the last, really, more than a decade, focused on global health challenges in africa. here comes a big crisis of exactly the sort that we've been worrying about and warning about. where do you feel the role of individual leadership and global leadership comes into play in this crisis? >> well, i think ebola is a great example of where the world really needs to come together. the three countries where this outbreak took place have had a lot of civil war, very weak health systems. ebola had never shown up in west africa before. and so it did take a while for people to understand, okay, we've got ebola here. and even that eventually what we saw was a very unique ebola epidemic. there have been over a dozen, and they've all been, you could say, like bushfires, with the right, a little bit of pressure, getting some medical workers in, getting people to not intermingle both with the people who have it while they are living or as they're burying the people who die from it

mr. gates cochairs the bill and melled gates foundation which earlier this month pledged $50 million to fight the deadly virus. the conversation is part of politico's lessons from leaders series and gets under way at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. tomorrow the house oversight and government reform committee hears from secret service director julia pearson about secret service security protocols. this comes after a man sprinted across the white house lawn recently and entered the building. there was another incident. bullets were found fired into the white house in 2011 without secret service officials even realizing it. live coverage picks up tuesday at 10:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow ere on c-span. >> our campaign 2014 debate coverage continues tuesday night at 9:00 eastern orrin c-span. live coverage of the texas governor's debate between state senator democrat wendy davis and state attorney general republican greg abbott wednesday night at 8:00 on c-span live coverage of the minnesota governo

zuckerberg call his friend mr. gates and say i have to hire a few hundred people, do you have any resumes you could send over here? maybe i wouldn't have to bring in somebody from a foreign country to take a job that an unemployed american might take. it's a serious matter. i want to just continue to talk about this. there is this myth that we have this surging employment in the high-tech industry. according to a recent reuters report, u.s. employers announced 50,000 layoffs in august of 2013, up 34% from the previous month and up 57% through august, 2012. hewlett packard, a high-tech company, laid off 29,000 employees in 2012. 29,000. in august of 2013, cisco announced plans to lay off 4,000 workers in addition to the 8,000 cut in the last two years, and cisco was in the white house writing the white house this summer with a group of companies demanding more workers abroad. cisco is signing a letter with a bunch of other companies. united technology announced 3,000 layoffs this year. american express cut 5,400 jobs. pra

robert gates, mr. secretary, thank you for joining us this morning. we just showed your clip from this week. you were very blunt this week on the question of ground troops, said the strategy can't succeed without boots on the ground, something the president has ruled out. so do you think the president's strategy is doomed or is he not being straight with the american people? >> well, first of all, george, i think that he was absolutely right to wait until we had a new government in iraq before taking any steps, one that would be more inclusive. second, he is right that the primary ground action here has to be by the iraqis, the kurds and the sunnis in north and western iraq. what i believe and what i suspect most military people believe is that given the mission the president has assigned, which is degrade and destroy, that to be able to do that, some small number of american advisers, trainers, special forces and forward spotters, forward air controllers are going to have to be in harm's way, and i think that number will be very small. i think martha

gate came from. >> this individual mr. takahamshi is alive and 85 years old. >> to reunite this with the place where it came from and with the people who created it, that meant it was worth it. >> reporter: he feels thankful that people in oregon took care of the object for this long. >> translator: i am grateful for the person-to-person connection. i would like to carry it forward. >> reporter: he hopes the sacred object will somehow become a symbol of u.s./japan friendship. he plans to visit again to meet takahashi in american november. miki ebarra, nhk world. >> thanks, miki for that report. >>> weather wise, a typhoon left a trail of destruction in the philippines. the storm is zeroing in on vietnam next. we have our meteorologist jonathan oh here with us. the rain soaking rains and now a typhoon. >> james, you do not need to be seeing anymore rain in the china peninsula and southern china. unfortunately, this typhoon is headed in your direction. the already rain saturated area is about to see more rain. the system is

mr. courtney: in 2011, former secretary robert gates, as he was departing, gave a speech at west point that said any future secretary who advises the president to send a big american land army into asia or africa should have his head examined, as general mcarthur so delicately put it. i think secretary gates spoke for the entire country in terms of that sentiment which, after a long, bitter experience in iraq and afghanistan, the wariness that many feel today in terms of those conflicts, but certainly the motion that's before us this afternoon still rings in people's ears. i think it's important, therefore to sort of measure what we're voting on with what secretary gates so accurately stated. the motion before us is to provide for title 10 authorization to allow the u.s. military to train and equip forces in saudi arabia to take up arms against isil. i checked with the congressional research service yesterday to determine how many title 10 operations over the last three years have been conducted by the u.s. military. 28 countries all across the world is where the u.s. military has been invo

gate. >> just thinking about it. >> i'm more than happy i don't think there was an alley but that's my offer. >> mr. johnson. >> so just a couple of points i'll start with the address issue i think everybody on the board a aware at&t applies for the permits it's required to apply for a permittee finish tissues address if a person owns a property there are fictitious addresses that don't technically exist until the permit is granted. the appellant referred to a different location in a grove of trees i understand that is actually more than 3 hundred feet from the cabinet that will make if technicallyly infeasible for the cabinet we appreciate that the appellant has worked this it's rare to have a private project sponsor to offer to work with an easement if we could have placed our cabinet in the easement we certainly would have taken up the offer in this situation. i'd like to briefly address the departments argument again, i want to point out this is a different situation if there's evidence that the location actually impede the public right-of-way. that's not away why the department asked that the a

mr. secretary, today, septembe september 17, secretary gates said the following, former secretary of defense gates. the reality is they're not going to be able to be successful against isis strictly from the air or strictly dependent on the iraqi forces or the peshmerga or the sunni tribes acting on their own, gates said. so there will be boots on the ground if there's to be any hope of success in this strategy. and i think that by containing, by continuing to repeat that, that the u.s. won't put boots on the ground, the president in effect traps himself. now, mr. secretary, i've talked to so many people who are military experienced, who have been on both sides on this issue. they all agree with secretary gates assessment. and that's just the reality, and there are some of us that place a great deal of confidence in the opinion of people like secretary gates, general keane. so the architects of the surge. so many others. is it your view that the syrian opposition is a viable? hello? >> hello, senator. i'm taking you so seriously on writing notes. >> is a your view the syrian opposition is vi

gates of hell. that is the vice-president's line. and it seems like mr.a is maybe the most dovish member of the administration? >> not only the administration but increasingly the democratic party. there was talk, well, the president had to be sensitive to the left wing of his party. anti- war side of his party. a liberal democrat in new hampshire talking about it is not a manageable problem and elizabeth warren who many consider left wing leader of the democratic, or wing of the democratic party came out with a tough statement talking about how you have to destroy isil. and the commander in chief more dovish and elizabeth waren and not to mention the secretary of state or defense it is defense. >> even al franken is putting out tougher language than the president has. we want to play from the campaign president obama talking about relations with> russia a trying to gig mitt romney about it. >> a now months ago, what is the biggest geo political threat facing america you said russia and not al-qaeda. neap 80s are calling to ask for the foreign policy bac

kitchen we put in a gate and he put in a gate so any large carpentry equipment would be brought through the back gardens with the permission of the property owner mrs. garcia and easily the bigger equipment would be brought up the kitchen stairs there is a way to have accessibility to the garden equipment. >> the last thing she acknowledges it is okay to remove the staircase not to infringe on any property line. >> are you finished. >> sorry. >> are you finished. >> yes. >> are you aware if they build a firewall it goes above our last us screen. >> yes. i am. >> at the property line. >> your preference is to have a high firewall for your security if that's the case. >> yes. and to hide the staircase if it's in the location. >> it only has to go the portion of the deck. >> if the staircase is not. >> itself firewall will not hide the staircase as currently planned. >> okay. >> in the important. >> - i. >> it's the relocation of the firewall. >> i was here initially. >> okay. we will hear - can you hear from the department with regards to the question regarding the footings for the deck would that be okay? >> on the excavation for the foundation for

gate that leads to his public beach. he bought this property in 1989 for $32 million. mr. kosla is a billionaire venture capitalist. he said he feels extorted by the surf riders foundation. he cite as legal ruling saying this could set a dangerous precedence for those along the california coastline. >> and expecting some rain. we have rain in the north bray, to your door and a 6:01 arrival for sunnyvale. >> when christina's roadway shows the activity, a few minutes later we have crashes and flooding. it's a little bit murky here. we'll have the latest coming up. >>> welcome back. 5:43 on your thursday. today president obama wrapping up three days of meeting at the united nations. while ebola will be the topic today, the fight against isis is still in the headlines. tracie potts joins us for a preview. >> reporter: good morning. we're learning france has joined the fight, sending in their own jets for air strikes against oil refineries. 12 of them yesterday seemed to be successful. so much so that it seems isis may be moving people out of that area, fearing more to come. here president obama spent much of yesterday

mr. president, that doesn't include the iraqis right now. and you've got bob gates saying you need troops on the ground. dempsey saying we need troops on the ground possibly. he doesn't seem to be listening. >> megyn, i've spent my whole life in and around the u.s. military. been on plenty of times with you from iraq and other places. i've spent my life with these young guys. i'm waiting for the general admiral who will stand up on his hind feet and say this is mission impossible given the constraints that you've given, we cannot accomplish the objective you have set. it is impossible to do. they're talking now about taking 5,000 of the so-called free syrian army, somehow exporting them from syria, getting them to saudi arabia and training them and sending them back in eight to 12 months. by then isis will number 45,000 or 50,000. 5,000 troops to fight a two-front war against assad and against isis. it's not something that can be done. somebody has to tell the truth. some general or admiral at the pentagon or somewhere else in central command has got to stand up and

gates of hell. and hell will come our way. this is the last, best chance to get this right, mr. president. you made plenty of mistakes, so have i, so have senator mccain. and senator mccain, nobody's going to apologize to you. i think they should but they're not. and i'm not looking for anybody to apologize. we've all made mistakes. this is a time to do some soul-searching as a nation. me and you could do some soul-searching. those who have not seen the threat for what it is, all i ask of you is be willing to embrace reality. all i'm asking of president obama is to do what president bush did -- change your tactics and your strategy because it's not working. senator mccain and myself went to the white house during the bush years and we told presiden- president bush, this is not a few dead-enders, mr. president. it is not working in iraq. you don't have enough troops. and if we don't change course, you're going to lose the country. to his credit, he went from training and advising the iraqi army to a full-blown counterinsurgency strategy, taking the fight to the enemy. the surge led by david

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mr. clerk. so meeting is adjourned. thank you everyone. [gavel] >> the annual celebration of hardly strictly bluegrass is always a hit now completing itself 12 year of music in the incredible golden gate park. >> this is just the best park to come to. it's safe. it's wonderful and such a fun time of the year. there is every kind of music you can imagine and can wander around and go from one stage to another and just have fun. >> 81 bands and six stages and no admission. this is hardly strictly bluegrass. >> i love music and peace. >> i think it represents what is great about the bay area. >> everyone is here for the music and the experience. this is why i live here. >> the culture out here is amazing. it's san francisco. >> this is a legacy of the old warren hel ment and receive necessary funding for ten years after his death. >> there is a legacy that started and it's cool and he's done something wonderful for the city and we're all grateful. hopefully we will keep this thing going on for years and years to come. years. >> i'd like to call this month to month of the san francisco disaster council to order if everyone can find a seat. thank you all for being here and on fairly late no

mr. clerk is there anyone who wishes to speak on the item? >> there's no further business. >> i want to thank sfgovtv and ladies and gentlemen, with that, we're adjourned. >> san francisco parks, golden gate park transforms into one of the greatest music festivals of all time, let's journey, inside, outside land. ♪ >> to this, our 6th year doing the outside lands and our relationship with san francisco, rec and park. and we work very closely with them in the planning and working very closely with the neighborhood organizations and with the city supervisors and with the city organizations and with the local police department, and i think that the outside lands is one of the unique festivals in the world and we have san francisco and we have golden gate park and we have the greatest oasis, in the world. and it has the people hiking up hills and down hills and a lot of people between stages. >> i love that it is all outside, the fresh air is great. >> they have the providers out here that are 72 local restaurants out here. >> celebrating, and that is really hot. >> 36 local winerries in northern california and 16 brewers out here. >> and you have seen a lot of people out here having a good t

gate. chancellor angela merkel to take more action. joining us is jake schmidt. good to have you with us mr. schmidt. >> thanks for having me. >> organizers, over 400,000 in attendance. you were there. did you ever expect to have such an impact? >> i don't think we expected that large of a turnout. we expected that people would come out in growing numbers but i was overwhelmed. it was reams of people. we stood in line for over two hours because the group hadn't moved and there were so many people in the street they couldn't handle it. >> it was a sea of people. what kind of message dogs this sound? >> it sends a message to world leaders, people have their back. there's never enough support for the kinds of actions we want to do and that is a massive number of people on the streets of new york at a time when it's worst to be in new york, the u.n. is in town, traffic tends to be bad, and that is a large number of people who say world leaders we need some action. >> you know this all too well. carbon pollution was higher last year than ever before. nearly 40 billion tons of carbon diesmed wadio

mr. chairman. secretary hagel, your predecessor one time removed secretary gates as he was leaving gave a speech atest point where he said in my opinion, any future defense secretary who advises the president to send a big american land army into asia or the middle east or africa should have his head examined as general mcarthur so delicately put it. obviously there was high anxiety that this amendment was a prelude to the scenario that secretary gates warned against. one of the reasons why i voted for the amendment was that i think a close examination of the text showed that, in fact, we were talking about using a program, title ten, not about sending in large ground forces from the u.s. but the opposite, stand up indigenous forces to take the fight, you know to our enemy. and i guess i just want to ask you, as long as i got you here, just if you could reiterate whether that's the correct interpretation. or do you need to have your head examined? >> well, having my head examined, that question is open for many reasons, not just this issue, i suspect. but i completely agree with secretary gates. an

mr. chairman. secretary hagel, your predecessor one time removed secretary gates as he was leaving gave a speech atest point where he said in my opinion, any future defense secretary who advises the president to send a big american land army into asia or the middle east or africa should have his head examined as general mcarthur so delicately put it. obviously there was high anxiety that this amendment was a prelude to the scenario that secretary gates warned against. one of the reasons why i voted for the amendment was that i think a close examination of the text showed that, in fact, we were talking about using a program, title ten, not about sending in large ground forces from the u.s. but the opposite, stand up indigenous forces to take the fight, you know to our enemy. and i guess i just want to ask you, as long as i got you here, just if you could reiterate whether that's the correct interpretation. or do you need to have your head examined? >> well, having my head examined, that question is open for many reasons, not just this issue, i suspect. but i completely agree with secretary gates. an

gate bridge. chance of rain for everybody into thursday. by friday, the possibility of a lingering somehow. yes, mr. mallicoat? >> an inch of rain? >> i think maybe half inch in the wettest spots in the north bay. in san francisco and southward probably a quarter to tenth of an inch. >> that's good. we need it. >> i can still get my rain boots. >> it's time, fall, get them out! >> i have open toed shoes right now. [ laughter ] >>> kpix 5's roberta gonzales is talking to some folks at a coffee shop in the north bay that's opening early this morning. >> roberta, what's the talk of the town in novato? >> reporter: the talk of the town is all about this right here. a nice hot cup of cocoa. good morning, everybody. we are in novato this morning at marvin's breakfast club. we have chuck the owner. hey, chuck, can you pour me up a waffle? >> sure can. >> show me how it's done. [ signal breakup ] [ no audio ] >> they are having a bit of an audio issue. we'll get back to roberta in a bit. >>> it is 5:18. coming up, a post-game interview full of inspiration. after the break, what one high school football pla

gate crawlers are different than individuals jumping the fence. i am sure mr. donovan can give you a more detailed explanation than i can. it is his responsibility. but there are individuals who arrived at the white house to attend meetings with the president of the united states. times a month there are individuals who arrived at the white house and don't attend meetings. that is different than jumping over the fence. [laughter] concern in this white house the from the there is aoday that problem within the secret service about communication, that the secret service who are working the events and working the house feel they cannot communicate with people and are now telling them in whispered calls or what have you to members on the hill? -- i will sayis that the administration is strongly supportive of the efforts of members of the secret service to get to the bottom of what happened. broaderincludes a review of everything from security protocols to the technology deployed at the white house to even what kind of communications protocols exist between front-lin

gates of hell. meanwhile, a lot of people are still scratching their head, what do you mean, mr.two ago he said it was a cancer? cancer can't be contained. a cancer can spread and become malignant and it has to be removed. it does appear that the president of the united states' strategy to some is simply to do his best to stop the political damage that isis is doing to his -- >> the democratic senators could have put their votes on the line. so instead of just talking rhetoric and putting out a statement, they soon will have a chance to vote on it. looks like the president will go back and try to get permission in order to use his war powers. >> he has 90 days, as judge andrew napolitano, wisely laid out for us. 90 days and then another 90 days if he wants to continue on. at that point they will have to give authorization. is it the cart leading the cart? the president should be the one set o'clock the tone. many are saying that. if not in his conviction of tone, perhaps in his words. there are some that he just won't even say. he won't say radical islamist. i mean, the united ar

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gates of hell until they are brought to justice. because hell is where they will reside! hell is where they will reside. >> call hem dr. jekyll and mr. hyde but he's more like dr. jekyll and mr. bean. no wonder everyone is confuse the. we have a goofus and gallant presidency, gallant with his pals and goofus with us, passive for his fans and passivity for the rest of us and with the world on fire our president isn't. as a defense he's as inspiring as a sewing cheerio, like watching someone take batting practice with a garden hose or teeing off with a rope or shooting pool with a butterfly net. selena gomez has more testosterone. at some point the president must admit we're under attack not by republicans or evil corporations but radical islam. it's not hobby lobby, hell-bent madmen but perhaps it's odd to consult external threats when you are taught threats are internal, an ideology cultivated by ayers and alibsky. like it or not, it's time to lead and not from behind. in a world where everyone is behind, not being in front makes you an ass. time to abandon your discomfort over american mother, you're not a unionist, not an communit

mr. secretary, i've talked to so many people who are military experienced, who have been on both sides on this issue. they all agree with secretary gates' assessment, and that's just the reality, and there r a are some of us that place a great deal of confidence in the opinion of secretary gates and general keen in the architects of the surge and so many others. now, is it your view that the syrian opposition is viable? hello? >> hello, senator. i'm taking you so seriously. >> your view, the syrian opposition is viable? the syrian opposition has been viable enough to be able to survive under the sick stanccir, but they still have a distance to go and we need to help them go that distance. >> they obviously need our assistance in weapons and training which you are going to embark on. are you surprised sometimes at the degree of disinformation that members of congress will swallow whole like there's been a cease-fire agreement between the free syrian army and isis put out by isis? does that surprise you sometimes? >> senator -- >> doesn't surprise you? >> sometimes. >> the hero of this piece so far in my view is a guy who will testify he

mr. obama made not the immerse the country in another endless ground war in the middle east. well, there are other doubts as well such as these from bipartisan former defense secretary robert gates who served president's obama and bush. >> they're not going to be able to be successful against isis strictly from the air, or strictly depending on the iraqi forces or the peshmerga or the sunni tribes acting on their own. so there will be boots on the ground if there is to be any hope of success in the strategy. and i think that by continuing to repeat that, the president in fact traps himself. >> keeping them honest, we have senator john mccain on the program several times. we asked him tough questions about the risks of getting deeper and deeper into the mess in iraq and syria. earlier tonight i had a chance to do the same with white house press secretary josh earnest. josh, you said today the president wouldn't even consider a combat role for u.s. troops in this expanded fight against isis. the president said as much in front of troops, saying there won't be a combat mission. as you know, general dempsey said if the situation change and he felt u.s. ground forces were necessary,

gate -- tonight's pennsylvania governors debate. here is a look at that race. >> let's try the philadelphia debate. mr. fitzgerald, good morning. >> good morning, pedro, how are you? looks good. could you not only set up this debate but where the two candidates stand as far as this race is concerned? first debate tomorrow finds the incumbent, a really need to have something happen to reset this race. he has been the underdog almost from the beginning, which has been a huge surprise in a state that historically has reelected its incumbent governors overwhelmingly. it has been a staple race. wolfe is up by 17 percentage points. there was a new poll out this .orning 52% among 31% of likely voters. half of the respondents who are voting for wolf say they were motivated by dissatisfaction with corbett. >> it is somewhat of a mystery but substantively it comes back to education. when he took over in 2011 after , because the were cutsan out there to education funding from the state. the governor cut some state money and the stimulus wasn't there. and then he went ahead with some business tax cuts that his pre

has just been announced that the gates foundation will contribute $50 million to this fight, critical as public funds alone aren't going to be enough to end this crisis. mr. president, our own people through the united states government can and must do more. it need not be the role of the united states alone to resolve this problem, but it is our responsibility to stand side by side with those working tirelessly to stop it. it is our responsibility to not just lend a hand but to help lead in ways that only we can, to use our unique capabilities to address this crisis. mr. president, if ebola's spread reveals one thing, it's that we are more interconnected today than we have ever been in our human history and the disease truly knows and respects no borders. we need to continue to act, not only because we are morally compelled to help the tens of thousands who are facing immediate threat but also because we have a direct stake in the resolution of this crisis. this is a manageable public health crisis that we know how to solve, but doing so requires our focus, our attention, our resolve and our resources, tools that only the united states has. let me brief

of the united gates believed he had the authority to fire unilaterally the special prosecutor was getting dangerously close to uncovering the criminal evidence against the president. and mr richardson said no, i'm including. the deputies that i'm quitting, too. i'm not firing archibald cox even though you were directing me to do that and the entire person of justice in the aftermath gave standing ovations bigger than at the olympics but that is an alternate way. what had happened as the department would have been without a solicitor general acting and the judge was approached by mr. richardson and asked him to stay on so the special prosecutor's office would dissolve. i can't let that example go. >> first i think it was actually constitutionally incorrect for the attorney general to say the president cannot fire the prosecutor so i think they were in the wrong end of the judge did the right thing. he carried out the president's order and the power to respond was to impeach the president which they ultimately did. >> but you missed the point they went to the litigation. they ruled that it was illegal and wrong .-full-stop this charge mr. richardson despite the view of the

mr. cummings gives me a yes, we stand adjourned. >>> here's a look at tonight's primetime lineup on the c-span networks. on c-span, bill gatesiscusses the ebola outbreak in west africa. and his foundation's pledge to donate $50 million to fight the virus. on c-span2, the communicators, with federal trade commission member maureen ohlhausen, talking about privacy and data security. here on c-span3, a series of discussions on mars and science education, including a conversation with nasa administrator charld bolden on the difficulties nasa would face sending humans to mars. all tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the c-span networks. >>> tomorrow, a hearing looking at the secret service's security protocols, after an armed intruder entered the north portico of the white house. you can watch it live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on our companion network c-span. >>> our campaign 2014 debate coverage continues on live on c-span 9:00 eastern tuesday, for the final texas governor debate between democrat wendy davis and state attorney general republican greg abbott, and live thursday night at 8:00 eastern, the oklahoma governor's deba

purpose is to get the of the gate to let the practices they have to repair the system so no more slips through. thank you for your time. >> thank you to everybody for your testimony. mr. griffin in the information you provided to the committee that 28 veterans died while on the list is essentially meaning they died while waiting to get the foot in the door in since they were not in the system that the zero i gu is a social security records the italy showed that the individual died but not how. correct? >> and to find death records from the coroner's office in hugh may be getting treatment under the medicare program but that goes to the doctor's statement can you answer the question? >> that determination from looking at the medical records. >> it clearly the patient had died and in several cases the care of their local hospital. >> it is a tremendous problem patients on the list so you are absolutely right anybody on the lists that did not make it to be seen in a dozen have medical record that i cannot look castle i cannot examine if they don't have a record there is no contact. >> if that is true how can you conclusively or otherwise if it was related to a delay of

mr. obama's described goal of making isis a manageable problem contrasted sharply with vice president joe biden's promise the u.s. would follow isis to the gates of hell for executing two american journalists. >> you understand the difference between manageable problem, gates of hell. >> well, i think the difference is when you look at the phases here, there's an initial phase where you have to degrade an organization. you have to squeeze them. you have to put in place a structure that can then defeat them. we've done this. >> reporter: in what could be a significant shift, the white house says it is now seriously considering sending lethal arms to ukraine, a proposal that has the backing of the top democrat on the armed services committee. nato will increase its military assistance to ukraine and the european union has authorized an economic aid package valued at 15 million euros. >>> there's word that an air strike killed the leader of the al shabaab terror group. somalia's prime minister announced the death this morning. >>> an american doctor infected with ebola arrived this morning in nebraska. a police motorcade escorted rick sacra. he'l

mr. yu -- >> tide the whole office come? >> my good colleague and i -- >> anybody else from the office with a question? supporters of the ementire -- empire. do they gate any questions? >> the constitution has a presumption of liberties that power that are enumerated and limited. earlier you mentioned that courts shouldn't really wage are political capital on engaging on issues involve thing exercise of power and focus more on civil liberty, but the exercise of power implicates civil liberties. so focusing on the authorizations post 9/11, how are those -- how did the implications on individual liberty make their way into the analysis? how does the executive branch do that? seems that from what we have seen in the aftermath, that things probably didn't go as planned. >> i thing obviously the president takes an oath to execute the laws, to take care the laws are faithfully executed, and the supreme law is the constitution. so the president has an obligation -- i thought he was giving me signals like he was my manager and telling me to throw a curve ball. >> just wants the mic. >> i think the president -- obviously has to carry out the constitution that i

gate bridge ride is a bright spot. < have various up light rain as well. take a look at walnut creek to the san ramon valley. we are seeing some rein right along miscalls heading to morgan hill and gilroy. we're starting to dry things up for the most part. we did see impress of rainfall as a total. but we did see a 10th of an inch for daly city. over a quarter inch for the san rafael area. <