mr. martin said.with respect to the cruise terminal project, port of san francisco with the city's assistance, the of an authority, are making it is significant investment in pier 14, 17, 29. the last time there was an investment was 1960. with respect to with they are talking about, piers 30, 32, the event authority will be making that investment, as well as 26 and 28. that leaves out probably another 25 piers. we are working on that. we have the exploratory and project. we have forced city which has helped us with pier 70. we continue to move forward to take care of our wonderful waterfront. as you know, the port issued public debt last year, the first time in a quarter-century that we have been able to do that. it is coming forward in piecemeal, but it is coming, at last. 43 is under construction. they have gone from being a word about it to being annoyed about it. -- worried about it to being annoyed about it. the public generously supported the projects, as well as the vernon street wharf. that i

mr. martin was presenting, to collaborate, to promote, and focused infrastructure on transit, using the arts to bring people out to the neighborhoods. in the north mission, south of market with the entertainment venues, bayview, hunters point, car arts activities, theaters, galleries, artists' studios where we can invite them in the programming and work on some sort of collaborative of reach to let people know. this is something you guys should think about. technology. we are giving a lot of attention to tax breaks. does the time to get them on board with augmented reality so that anyone can know what our events are around them. we encourage agreeing grants for the arts commission, and members from the community. this will help promote the event. if we have the arts and assailing at one of them, how our city will shine. >> i live in district 8, the founder and artistic director of the contemporary dance company in district 6. i representing myself and other local artists are participating in multi-year international projects. and also to share some information about the lead time that is nec

philippines also see that the recent changes in the regional politics particularly in taiwan where mr martin to and to call mr asian was successful we were elected there means beijing and taipei would have more stable relationship more expression in terms of economic integration across the strait in the coming years and the footprints knows that the u.s. would need a more reliable ally in the asia pacific region so the philippines is reeling to learn it has to do to the american airline for that kind of particular security concern the u.s. is having in the asia pacific region i have already noticed there's tremendous pressure from the pm within china that asked urging the chinese government to top up for a tough position towards the philippines however i think the chinese government should be a bit more careful about these internal demand so i think the philippines is all doing that to try to get the best interest from from this china and u.s. relations. now to another region that's the focus of intense american interest u.s. senate lawmakers have released a plan for a new round of sanctions

philippines also see that this recent changes in the regional politics particularly in taiwan where mr martin to you and to call restriction was successful we were elected there means beijing and taipei would have more stable relationship expression in terms of economic integration across the strait in the coming years and if we please note that the us would need a more reliable ally in the asia pacific region so the philippines is reeling to learn it has to be are broken for there cannot particular security concern the us is having in the asia pacific region i have already not to stairs tremendous pressure from the public opinion within china asking and urging the chinese government to top of a tough position to us the philippines however i think the chinese government should be a bit more. internal demand so i think the philippines is all doing that to try to get the best interest from from this china and us relations. it's a good to have you with us you're watching r.t. and still to come on the program deadline in d.c. u.s. occupiers refuse to move despite threats of eviction and arrest. t

philippines also see that their recent changes in the regional politics particularly in taiwan where mr martin to you and to call him restriction was successfully we elected their means. taipei would have more stable relationship express free in terms of economic integration across the strait in the coming years and if it means knows that the u.s. would need a more reliable ally in the asia pacific region so the philippines is reeling to lend its hands to it to the american for that kind of particular security concern the u.s. is having in the asia pacific region now i did national level i think the keno administration has been trying to get support and get protection from the u.s. for tool major reasons number one. during the form are all your administration our oil government has been working more closely with the chinese government in terms of political and economic and trade relationship with the philippines anti china now after press of the keno has stepped up us as the president in two thousand and ten he referred to these foreign policy the russian and trying to side with the u.s. in or

mr. martin lost his life. and i believe the statutes are very clear that in this case, felony murder is appropriate. >> they filed a murder charge because he admitted to the plan and told investigators, martin aggressively knocked on both the front and back door, before hitting the door with his shoulder and stepping in. >> when police arrived, police say they found justin martin wearing a glove and holding a knife. >>> a slow start on wall street today. [ stock bells ringing ] >> markets picked up a little in afternoon trading. the dow ends down 3 points. the s&p up 4. nasdaq, up 21 and a half. let's go to new york, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >> the number of people applying for unemployment benefits fell in the final week of 2011. the labor department says weekly applications dropped by 15,000 to 372,000 last week. that's the fourth drop in five weeks. and it's good news, ahead of tomorrow's december unemployment report from the government. retailers are pointing to solid

mr. martin, how bad has romney been damaged in the last 48 hours? >> reminds meow newt closed in iowa. couldn't believe he was closing that poorly. i think for newt it hurt him there. romney, hurt him some. talking about degrees here, in the short term. could cause romney to tick down, mid- mid-30s, perhaps. worst case scenario, 30, that's a bd night. >> then the story will be, oh, my gosh, he only won by, x, and look what happened that it had an impact. >> no too diminished, sitting here in manchester, this is setting up us for a real battle royale elsewhere. it's all true. is true. last time, in '08, none of that. i think it's going to revert to tradition this time around. you're going to see these candidates desperate, back to the corner, needing to bloody up romney. if he wins south carolina he's 3-0. probably done. they have ten days down here to take him out. >> newt gingrich, jeff, clarify the argument he's going to make this morning on "morning joe." listen to this and the way he described his bain attack. >> i think governor romney's going to have to have a press conference at

martin mr. king jr.. from days of services to of remembrance, people are around the country are remembering the civil-rights icon. president obama painted by dr.ons made famous king. nationalve at the memorialther king jr. more. >> the events at the new already dropped out. the people. taking part inn projects all day long in honor of dr. king. the personal attributes are touching ofmost all. >> it is the first time i have gotten into this whole experience. >> this woman says the emotion from just the sight of the almost overwhelming. >> it is kind of surreal. it is a part of your history. >> the backdrop for the ceremony marking the national holiday is the first time americans could rightsibute to the civil- pioneer. moral that was years in the making. >> -- a memorial that was years the making. >> i used to live here 15 years ago and they were talking about making it. >> it is a remarkable thing. >> ♪ people along martin luther king his lifere celebrating and legacy. >> that was about community and peop

mr. mike martin. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am very excited to be here before you to give you a bit of an overview of the america's cup events in the planning we have been doing. first, i want to sort of thank all the hard work from your staff here at the port of san francisco. it has been an enjoyable, professional experience over the past year to learn how the port and see all the great work that has gone into it. i would like to thank our partners. together, i think we are building a better project with the help of the community engagement that has been so robust. we hope to continue that work with the actions ahead of you as well as going forward. without further ado, let's move into the overview. i am going to give a project overview today talking about the events themselves, when they will be year, the sort of working relationships that have been formed as well as some of the ways we are publicizing and refining our strategy to bring the events here in what everyone calls the san francisco way, which means different thi

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. >> every community has a martin mr. king boulevard. it is the cornerstone we all know.ulevard, but a place where one -- where walmart stands with your community. tavis: and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you.  burgundy, like much of france, is laced by canals dug in the early industrial age. 200 years ago, canals like these provided the cheapest way to transport cargo. with the help of locks, you could actually ship your goods clear across france, from the mediterranean to the atlantic. today, trains and trucks do the heavy hauling and canals are for relaxing -- an art form in which the french excel. whether you're cruising in a big full-service luxury barge or a small captain-it-yourself boat, the basic experience is the same -- a lazy glide by pastoral scenes. this time, i'm joined by my friend and co-author of my france guidebook, my favorite francophile, steve smith. i love slowing down. cruising is the best way to see burgundy. it forces you to slow down. steves: and steve's family is hitching a rid

mrs. obama marked martin luther king's birthday in washington. applause broke out last night when they entered the kennedy center, they entered a tribute for the slain civil rights leader called "let freedom ring." >>> in south carolina hundreds gathered on martin luther king day to protest the state's voter identification law. the law requires voters to show a photo i.d. before they vote. opponents say the law is meant to suppress black voter turnout. supporters say it's necessary to prevent voter fraud. >>> well, a lot of folks think the civil rights movement got its start in the south. but jim axelrod reports on a trailblazing protest in the nation's heartland. >> reporter: if the sculptures in dwroun wichita are designed to show a certain pioneering experience, then look no further than this bronze soda fountain. were you thinking to yourself, hey, we're going to make history here? >> no, we were thinking we were going to sit until we were served. >> reporter: 54 years ago carol park hohne led a group of students into dock um's food story whe

mr. speaker, canadians are bracing themselves for the deepest round of cuts since paul martin. cuts to services canadians need like oes. this will hurt seniors for jobs and hurt our communities. when will the prime minister tell canadians the bad news? on his next trip to switzerland or somewhere else in the world? >> well, mr. speaker, of course this government received a mandate to gradually reduce our deficit to zero. well will do that while

mrs. martin prichard, granddaughter of bradwell came to say that she on 35 letters written by mary lincoln and she had written a book about it and she had a publishing contract and was just calling it as the courtesy to let us know it's going to be publish skull which was amazing. of course i like all lincoln scholars note the missing letters throughout aircon assignee with this knew what this is about. i found another letter by frank towers saying mrs. lincoln would love to meet you in washington. maybe we can help you with your boat. but he found later as mary lincoln did not try to help her. she tried to stop her come which he eventually did. so i photocopied those two letters and brought them home. i set them aside for a while and they pick them up again. and researching i realize those letters had never been quoted or mentioned anywhere in any of the lincoln historiography. no one even knew they existed. so i decided to take a little deeper. i didn't ever think an archived various and there'

doing that on martin luther king day is beyond the pale. >> this is a trumped up charge the democrats are playing the race card. there is nothing wrong withhold ago debate. >> bill: why would mrn even mention it though. >> i cannot speak for him. i have no problem with there being a debate on martin luther king day. democrats did it republicans are doing it i don't see a racial issue here. >> bill: would you say it was a smart strategy that he brought that up? >> you want me to get into the middle of you and harpootlian. i wouldn't have brought it up. it's not an issue. is it a smart thing. >> no. >> the guy brought it up. >> no, because parody. democrats did it, republicans do it. there was not an issue. no racial issue here. >> bill: he he brought it it up. was that smart? >> i wouldn't have done it there we go. give him a hand, ladies and gentlemen. 45 seconds. >> i think the bigger point is you are going to see more of this. not coming from barack obama himself. coming from other members of the democratic party. other people on the left. >> bill: and the media. >> and the media. not so subtly playing the race card and tieing into the first part of the setting: the philade

mrs. martin came to say that she on 35 letters written by mary lincoln and she had written a book about it and she had a publishing contract and was just calling it as the courtesy to let us know it's going to be publish skull which was amazing. of course i like all lincoln scholars note the missing letters throughout aircon assignee with this knew what this is about. i found another letter by frank towers saying mrs. lincoln would love to meet you in washington. maybe we can help you with your boat. but he found later as mary lincoln did not try to help her. she tried to stop her come which he eventually did. so i photocopied those two letters and brought them home. i set them aside for a while and they pick them up again. and researching i realize those letters had never been quoted or mentioned anywhere in any of the lincoln historiography. no one even knew they existed. so i decided to take a little deeper. i didn't ever think an archived various and there's nothing about think in an her miss

martin luther king, jr. president and mrs. obama joined hundreds of others at the kennedy center for the let freedom ring concert featuring grammy award winning bobby mcferen. it was the first year the dr. king holiday had a memorable in his honor open at the national mall. fox 5's audrey barnes with more on the thousands of people that braved cold and nightfall to see the memorial. reporter: against the backdrop of nightfall the memorial stood out like a buy beacon. >> it wasn't here when we were -- like a beacon. >> it wasn't here when we were little, but it's here to educate them on his life. reporter: it's the first time evelyn cherry surrounded by her children and grandchildren has seen the memorial in person. she called it a fitting tribute to the man who inspired her to jump auto a train with her father and sis -- on a train with her father and sister back in 1963 to attend a march on washington. >> i wanted them to witness this historical sight so when they go back to their school they can say hey, my grandmother took