mr. gates earlier and when senator graham and i told our colleagues that they ought to pony up on money on infectious diseases, the country has 320 million americans and at least match what bill and melinda gates are doing, but it also -- we know we have some problems with development, with funding large contractor n.g.o.'s that might take a lot of money. i'm worried if we don't see what we want to see and with the cuts in the house and senate budgets, we are going to have difficulties. we have to look at what actually makes life better for the people we're dealing with, but also for our own country. i like going into countries where the small country, we find one of our programs is actually about the only medical team that's ever been there where they worked on land mines or the school that now has books instead of a one book for everybody. these are things that show us best as america. but i worked with senator graham over the years. he has been chairman and i have been chairman. we tried to

mr. gatesned there needs to be more in order to avoid another epidemic. the chair is lindsey graham. this is about two hours. senator graham: the subcommittee will come to order. our hearing is on diplomacy and development and national security. and we have a very incredible panel of great americans and in their own way in balancing the schedules of these gentlemen had to be very difficult and each and every one of you made a sacrifice to be here. there are other places you needed to go, but the fact to share your testimony, your experiences, your thoughts and experiences about the 150 account means a great deal. as to senator leahy, we have been partners for several years on this account. i enjoyed working with him and tim and this is one area of the government that we are trying to make sure actually works and our relationship has grown over time and both committed to making sure that america stays involved in the world in a productive fashion. our panel today consists of mr. bill gates, co-c

senator daines: thanks, mr. -- mr. gates. mr.egrue, i was struck by your testimony as well as being a voice for the voiceless, the h.i.v. babies now born h.i.v. free. regarding the public-private partnership that's been described, we'll be discussing the funding and expanding our thinking beyond the funding side of this. what other barriers do you see we could work to remove or incentives to create, to foster more of what you all are doing? mr. megrue: i think there's two pieces of that corporate investment and philanthropic investment. i think the u.s. does have a chance to accelerate the match funding ideas that they've experimented both with other governments as well as with corporations and large foundations like mr. gates's. because there is a big leverage point to have leadership like the gates foundation can provide to make sure not only -- which he does with his investments but that he can do in a highly leveraged way with the u.s. government's funding. so we see that in many countries, we're working right now and moving

mr. gates earlier and when senator graham and i told our colleagues that they ought to pony up on money on infectious diseases, the country has 320 million americans and at least match what bill and melinda gates are doing, but it also -- we know we have some problems with development, with funding large contractor n.g.o.'s that might take a lot of money. i'm worried if we don't see what we want to see and with the cuts in the house and senate budgets, we are going to have difficulties. we have to look at what actually makes life better for the people we're dealing with, but also for our own country. i like going into countries where the small country, we find one of our programs is actually about the only medical team that's ever been there or the areas where we worked on land mines or the school that now has books instead of a one book for everybody. these are things that show us best as america. but i worked with senator graham over the years. he has been chairman and i have been chairman. w

mr. gates, i heard rumors you had a background in technology and i have great respect and watch what had you have done for our country and the world. before i came on the hill, i spent 20 years in the private sector as part of cloud computing. people back then thought cloud was to do with the weather. we found out it was something different than that. i'd be curious about your thoughts of how do you see technology affecting global health over the next 15 years? you've called that the big bet for the future. mr. gates: the main thing, how quickly these innovations that are initially designed to be used in rich country, how quickly they can become very powerful tools in the poor countries that we're talking about. we're looking at using cell phones to track the supply of medicines. it's been difficult to run supply chains in these countries. so often when you want malaria medicine or h.i.v. medicine or reproductive health tools, they're just not available. and so we're going in right now together

mr. gates: it's exciting what we'll be able to do over the next decade. i'd say we're just at the very start of that. in the case of ebola, we weren't able to track movements as well as we would have liked to. having in place the ability to look at the data and make sure we weren't violating people's privacy wasn't set up. i think now that we've, in a delayed way, looked at that day that, what we have known better, that's a great impetus to move forward. in terms of the congo, the technology that's even more basic but more critical is satellite photography. the u.s. military of course funded the creation of those technologies. now in civilian hands, people like digital tpwhrobe are able to show us, you know, knowing the population of d.r.c. knowing where the farming is taking place, we're doing a lot of funding people to do surveys like that we have medicines for things like sleeping sickness and figuring out where are the people and how do we get it out logistically, which is incredibly diffic

mr. gates, he replied an infinite number. infant in infinity would be satisfy to bill gates. about to mr. forbes. >> whatever we need. we couldn't get proper people here and this gets to our emication system. it terms of what makes sillicon valley the font of education. >> if you continue to hire at 30% to 40% lower wages, the outsource -- >> the rules on the book are supposed to be -- >> we know what the rules are. they're not enforced. it's a little like our immigration laws under this president. you wouldn't want to recommend that with immigration with h 1 b. >> the problem with everything this administration does, there are plenty of laws and rules on the books with about meeting particular needs. >> that fellow george w. bush and before him bill clinton. the fact of the matter is we're selling out our middle class. we're not talking about the standard of living for our men and women. we're talking about whatever the system needs instead of what the american people need. that's the attitude of the establishment of both the republican party and the democratic party. don't y

. >> mr. gates. >> foreign secretary, just before your foreign affairs council meeting i was in riga as well at the parliamentary meeting. and we had a lot of discussion there about the concept of hybrid warfare. can i take you to your remarks yesterday where you said, "there is a hard red line protecting the baltic states"? and you also said, "any russian incursion would entitle the baltic countries to seek to invoke article 5 of the washington treaty. and you were asked which is what are. and you said "and mr. putin knows that very well." can i put it to you that article 5 of the nato treaty is not necessarily clear in the sense that it refers to an armed attack against one or more of the allies? if you are damaging the electricity grid, if you are undermining the infrastructure of a country if you are using special forces in covert activities but not openly attacking, is it not hard to determine at which point there is an armed attack on a nato power? >> yes, it is. and that's a subject of as you

. >> mr. gates. >> foreign secretary, just before your foreign affairs council meeting i was in riga as well at the parliamentary meeting. and we had a lot of discussion there about the concept of hybrid warfare. can i take you to your remarks yesterday where you said, "there is a hard red line protecting the baltic states"? and you also said, "any russian incursion would entitle the baltic countries to seek to invoke article 5 of the washington treaty. and you were asked which is what are. and you said "and mr. putin knows that very well." can i put it to you that article 5 of the nato treaty is not necessarily clear in the sense that it refers to an armed attack against one or more of the allies? if you are damaging the electricity grid, if you are undermining the infrastructure of a country if you are using special forces in covert activities but not openly attacking, is it not hard to determine at which point there is an armed attack on a nato power? >> yes, it is. and that's a subject of as you

mr. mark meanwhile golden gate avenue at the corner of fillmore i wholeheartedly agree parking is a challenge in this great city of san francisco, however, the churches were think established before most of the residents came to san francisco el bucking will i has been there for 66 years and the residents that live near p there a renting apartment and not pga for parking there's no guarantee of park numerous groups and organization seen special days and special privileges there is an attempt to move the african-american church out of the city we have programs on sunday for membership and business this makes for a better community and the church members pay taxes where is the consideration for the churches r vp has been in discussion and we the faith community you found out in the last two weeks let that be known our vision to the ideal park permits we have a right to worship and this doesn't give them a right to discriminate the majority of 13 hundred block is with residents we have units of seniors they will be impacted negatively because of the permits thank you very much. >> thank you >> t

sfmta we're proposing a change bicycle pathway to bike lanes not just bike pathway like golden gate park and mr. johnson referred the current nexus study do not take into account g f a with off-street parking to change the basis of oozing how those fees are calculated would facility a new nixon nexus study to effected parties this ordinance didn't mention the impact fees will again be another conversation we talked it will be the time of the publication i received public comments and have e-mailed copies in reference to the exemption for projects in the van ness su d and if i may conclude to answer commissioner moore's question about the 25 foot parking this is actually in place under planning code section 1 61 b an exemption for off street loading across the sidewalks the supervisors is going to ask for off-street parking as well in your packet as part of the page 6 ordinance on line 5 so if i'm understanding this ordinance correctly in the instance where there is property that sold access across a wide sidewalk at 25 feet with more the zoning administrator will be able to wave the off-street

mr. andrew graft from the golden gate law school to speak to you regarding the statistics so far that have been gathered from the monitor and the community has not had access to that information except to the public information act that is requested through the law school we're concerned that with the high reach etc. vacation of the park at the same level as the community we're concerned about this asbestos and the dust that will travel into the neighborhood and we do not have a asbestos monitor or a dust monitor that place in the neighborhood as a buffer to give us the reading hass as to the amount and the focus of the neighborhood is being had from the demolition and the dust so i'm going to - we also have ms. marilyn from the visitacion valley and also another colleague we'll be speaking to convey you you our concerns about the effectiveness of the monitor and that's required we continually to come before you to address those issues and hopefully by now if we can get this right to protect the community while this demolition is going on it will be a great thing to do because to get this

mr. and like the golden gate bridge is where we saw the most god of the senate sale bridge is still lookst of the there is heavy fog for the south, ride, but no delays or yet because of it if you're headed to marin the of the richmond bridge and is still the talk pretty good ride we do not have all the toland's we may see a slight back up before then. >>mark: video out of the east bay showing goodwill ambassadors for a city of berkeley attacking a homeless man and beating repeatedly it was shot from the second occurred for building in downtown berkeley and an athlete the ambassador thomas did not happen here when they tried to give this homeless man to leave the area of the man in the video have been fired and the other ambassador a woman and ball suspended for actions it was an isolated incident ambassador lost his cool berkeley police said the cases before the to the district attorney's office and possible assault charges could depending on a former ambassador the gas explosion this response levelling an apartment building in new york. >>darya: preliminary evidence the explosion trigger

mr. desantis: that was not something you asked the i.g. you went to the i.g. with the incident at the gate. director clancy: specifically this incident, yes. mr. desantis: at that point -- let me ask you this. with the witnesses that were invited, we had four witnesses that we asked to attend. they are not obviously, here, so what is the reason for not bringing those witnesses here today? director clancy: there's a couple of reasons for that, right or wrong. they are the rank-and-file. they didn't sign up for coming in front of an open hearing with this -- with the cameras and lights. i think it's my responsibility. it's my responsibility -- mr. desantis: correct me film' wrong, but you have not allowed them to be interviewed behind the scenes have you? director clancy: we have not. i understand the staffs may still be discussing that. correct me film' wrong on this. my understanding is that -- if i'm wrong on this. my understanding is that we are interviewing people twice. you get different stories. every time you interview someone you get a slight difference. not intentionally. it could

mr. morgan, come on in. >> i want to go to the front. it's a four-foot fence. you know, there's a gate on it. you can actually open it. it's pure freedom. >> mr. morgan, you know that i'm going to interview you today for a possible custody reduction from the level two facility that you're at now to level one. now i have a series of questions that i'd like to ask, okay? >> okay. >> all right. what's your projected release as you know it right now? >> it's 5/1/2011. >> okay. i know that you have three points, which qualifies you to be at level one facility. tell me what you know about the level one facility. >> it's a work facility, work camp. it's more freedom. and it's just able to walk outside and breathe the air whenever you want to do it. >> right. which is a privilege. >> right. it's a privilege that i feel i've earned. >> okay. >> in the long run. because county -- i've been in prison for a year and a half, but can the with county it's been almost 2 1/2 years. >> ever received a misconduct report in any of that time? >> no, ma'am. >> never have any problems with anybody? hmm-mm. >> are yo

mr. jones. >> i'm 0 reverend harlan jones i represent the missionary christian methodist church on 1455 golden gate after the congregation of 2 hundred and 50 members most seniors we've been there for 64 years to require residential parking permits of a church where there's mostly seniors that have to come out and move their cars walking up and down golden gate around steiner and pierce it seems to me ludicrous while i understand the permits will not be enforced on weekends many church activities took place during the week we have members from oakland and as far away from hayward and for them to be parking again it seems to me ridiculous we have a daycare center to require the workers to have to come out and leave the children unattended to move their cars is ridiculous we find out after november of 2014 about this initiative is a slight as a church community a slight to the people in the community if you go ahead with this you need to consider that you're allowing approximately 2 hundred and thirty petitions to effect thirty households ridiculous (clapping.) (calling names). >> thank you for heari

mr. jones. >> i'm 0 reverend harlan jones i represent the missionary christian methodist church on 1455 golden gate after the congregation of 2 hundred and 50 members most seniors we've been there for 64 years to require residential parking permits of a church where there's mostly seniors that have to come out and move their cars walking up and down golden gate around steiner and pierce it seems to me ludicrous while i understand the

mr. jones. >> i'm 0 reverend harlan jones i represent the missionary christian methodist church on 1455 golden gate after the congregation of 2 hundred and 50 members most seniors we've been there for 64 years to require residential parking permits of a church where there's mostly seniors that have to come out and move their cars walking up and down golden gate around steiner and pierce it seems to me ludicrous while i understand the permits will not be enforced on weekends many church activities took place during the week we have members from oakland and as far away from hayward and for them to be parking again it seems to me ridiculous we have a daycare center to require the workers to have to come out and leave the children unatt

mrs. clinton wiggle room there. the intent behind the law for someone as smart as hillary clinton is obvious. we want integrity in the record-keeping process. the gateper should be the state department, not the individual who is working for the u.s. taxpayers in this case, of course mrs. clinton. so the problem with the analysis is it's the transparency, it's for historical purposes. it's for congressional year sight purposes. that the individual who is subject to the regulation is not determining what emails are preserved and what emails are not preserved. >> if she chose to go private, which she did, i think collin paul did some of that too when he was secretary of state. she had to preserve them all. i don't think there is any debate about that. but the clinton people say she did. and has handed over everything. >> we don't know. >> and da'da da'da da. >> we don't know what she has preserved. we don't know what she wasn't preserved. that's the reason that any smart person and she went to yale law school. top lawyer she would know that i don't know that we found out that collin powell set up a private server in his home. i haven't read that but if

mr. cokeer should. >> regarding performance that's not the case you can look at that up on the website the 3 equities i managed their agree gate performance was one point one percent and those numbers are well above average the alternative entity strategy on the performed by leveling percent in 2011, i asked the staff at s c on monday has what we call on tusk it is killing it outperformed by another 78 who's taken place at uc is what has needed to take place at uc for a long time imagine uc there were 29 public equity managers that is what 2w5078 way too many trying to edge that down results in higher tracking arrows that worried the c i o it was down to 21 new c i o wants to cut that there were 60 machine guns managers kroonsz across the public equity market if you have more than 25 or thirty in the agree congratulating gait you need to stop right there are a have a large internally managed program you can't go out and bow manager after manager so the performance is very good your sharp for the plan as a whole which i was integral in the allocation was the sharp the returned were in the 2 that per actually, you, look this up

mr. clancy: i do not know that. it would be an assumption on my part. i know the gate, there was a barrel there that was place there by our officers to secure the zone. they did go through and move that pharaoh -- barrel. representative plaskett: the e-mail says apparently flipped on the light. i've been an investigative prosecutor. currently does not believe -- apparently means that the person does not know themselves. what do you think? mr. clancy: reading that, as sounds like it is secondhand information. representative plaskett: that is what i get out of it. and that the agents noticed to the barrel. we have heard not, crash which one was it? mr. clancy: a knowledge. -- nudge. the barrel did not cross over, it was a very delicate movement of the barrel. representative plaskett: how fast were they going? mr. clancy: one or two miles per hour. representative plaskett: so to crash would be a greater speed? mr. clancy: yes. representative plaskett: at 10:24 p.m., the suspect drives up. and then at 30 p.m., the joint operations center notifies the metro bulletin police

this morning and as you were leaving and escorting him of his wife up to the departure gate and chess speak to mr about his experience during world war two. never been too far from home a lawyer is your jima is a time we stayed away are the range of the guns all end davis thinks going underemployed. >> reporter: right now they're getting it on their flight in the rinse water them as our flight departed. try >> reporter: and some showers across the north valley and some rain plus more in shares is your son tracker 74 kessel was details coming up. the thickness >> reporter: a spawn 24 the right hand for caldecott tunnel so close will be a toll of the clot accident occurred here there was a fire. i fully no one injured going to the hospital fire extinguisher in the right borman's closed. greta van inspection right now not expected to the open to love and s 8680 still backed up getting in the san ramon valley attend car crash here of the title very early morning hours. >> reporter: tracking their rest of your commute the right to the bay bridge san now much more than usual here westbound ride. trip t

gates testified? asked how many bush you like? he replied an infinite number. that that blood be satisfactory how about to mr. "forbes"? >> whenever we need. lot of research is sent overseas because we cannot get proper people fear. and this is due to road and education system to come up with things from silicon valley to have either more powerful chips for products and services. >> if we continue to hire 30 of 40% lower wages? >> the rules of the book. lou: we know what they are. but they are not enforced like our immigration laws. you would not want to recommend that. >> the problem with though whole thing is what this administration does there is plenty of rules of the books. lou: that was even in georgia the bush or bill clinton but the fact is we're selling of the middle-class. it is not the standard of living or quality of life but whenever the system needs instead of what the american people need and that is the attitude of the republican and democratic party. don't you think? >> i think what is starting slowly and with the economy is the tax code why i will place a flat tax. and a stable dollar. lou: we have th

gates on my own. perhaps the third issue as to whether there should be any german reparations both sides are dancing around it. mrs. merkel's sticking with the government line. this is a historical matter that has been litigated in the case is closed. take those three issues and it's really the question about nazi era reparations that is the disagreement. they are tripping over each other to show they are united and have had productive talks. it's moving in the right direction at least for the germans and the greeks. they are going to head into dinner now and we will see how much more comes out of that. mark: standby for just a moment. i'm going to bring in the chief euro economist for bloomberg intelligence. this is the greek prime minister's first visit to germany's into became the prime minister. is this really about strengthening relations between the two countries? >> i think it's more about solving the immediate liquidity crisis. the unexpected event has been the downturn in tax receipts. they have a problem they did not anticipate at the beginning of the year. the big moment is probably the next payment to

mrs. clinton's top aides? >> well gretchen these e-mails obtained through a federal lawsuit show that felipe described as a former secretary of state's principle gate keeper and cheryl mills were running interference during the 2012 attack. and while receiving updates in realtime, mills told the state department spokeswoman to stop answering reporters' questions about the status of ambassador chris stevens who was missing and later found dead. close to midnight mrs. clinton put out the first authoritative statement that wrongly blamed a you youtube video rather than terrorism. >> cheryl mills was instrumental in making sure the big lie was put out there. what's notable thus far is we received no e-mails from or to mrs. clinton. you have to wonder whether these aifds went offline and were using secret accounts to communicate with her about the benghazi attack. >> also littered through the e-mails are references to something called the benghazi group and a diplomatic source tells fox news that that was code for the cheryl mills task force whose job it was to do damage control. >> very interesting. so what are we learning about this so-called benghazi

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come out of the gate with a fresh air candidate who says, along i'm an honest guy or gal if it's carly fiorina, you know, you contrast honesty against the clintons. that's a tough -- that's mrsack, a tough perception to fight, is it not? >> it is and be president of the united states. you can't be secretive here is a novel idea bill, when if she released personal emails? it would humanize her to see the emails about chelsea's. >> she is not going to do it. >> no she is not going to do it what she should say to the fbi the justice department. come, in take a look at my server, all right, mr. bevin please keep my private emails private. i think they would agree to do that in bright. -- writing. if there is some mistake i made by classifying private email that really is public business then you can release it don't you think that's a logical thing to do mr. bevin? it might be logical thing but that's not the clinton's mo. >> why not? you are advising her, mr. bevin. you make your living in the political arena. you are advising her. what's wrong with that? >> it might be good political advice. we don't know what's on that server, bill. >> the only reason wouldn't take it there

the commerce committee and we'll be able to gate hearing on it very soon -- we'll be able to get a hearing on it very soon. the and i can tell you right now, mr. president that the house members over there are wait being for it to come over and we're anxious to get this bill passed. i know this is something that isn't of concern to an awful lot of people in this country. but i can tell you it is a big concern to people who are pilots. with that, i won't suggest the absence of a quorum because i think that that will conclude. so we are -- i'll wait for your adjournment call. the presiding officer: the senate stands mr. enzi: mr. president last week the senate budget committee took an important first stepn helping >> mr. president last week the senate budget committee took an important first step in helping to change the way we do business here in washington by reporting out a balanced budget. this week we take this next step as the senate begins debating how best to make the government live within its means and set spending limits for a nation but we are running out of time and unless we do something sooner nation will be overspending nearly a