nd in doing so, they changed the course of history.r shown that their actions prevented the plane from reaching the hijackers' intended target, washington, d.c., a mere 20 minutes away. in giving their lives, how many lives have they saved? one of the first calls made from the plane had been for mark bingham who later helped form the plan they followed. he had called his mother, alice, and alice left this message -- >> mark, this is your mom. apparently there are terrorists, and they are hell bent on crashing the aircraft. there is one fight that they say is headed toward san francisco. it might be yours. so if you can, group some people and perhaps do everything you can to overpower them. try to call me back if you can. sweetie. love you. >> good morning. when you walk through this museum, what strikes you is how your emotions can feel sad at one moment in the very next moment you feel utterly astonished and grateful at how people from all over the world responded. it was as if the entire world came knocking on our door, cried with us

nd we do need to again unthe u.s. to properly reevaluate this situation. poverty ckle the argument one more time. here is the thing. islam has some basic inbuilt for the poor wiand are some of the most contented human being i have ever met. they are allowed to believe if is god's will. o they are not malcontents as the state department is trying portray. now, i interviewed an american the u.n. bombing in igeria and she said to me exactly the same words to me. his is not economic because muslims are not the average materia material, you know, western model. on the 't operate average material western model. need to be a change in perspective. an unemployment though in young men northern nigeria. it may have been exacerbated by boko haram terrorism and ideology of being against education. >> there is master unemployment in northern nigeria and i will that we did not the militancy in the south. was clearly economic in nature, clearly. the north is not the same. secondly, i should point out unemployment the in northern nigeria is self-inflict in the sense that

over the coming to implement these ommitments including to increa increase humanitarian assistance nd work together and intensify how closely we work together given the deepening crisis in because we are all determined to respond to it. so, that is all we have been this morning and secretary kerry i know is coming down to to you shortly. there is time for a few questions. you, foreign secretary. it is pretty grim time in syria the crisis deepening, peace talks haven't worked. regained assad has territory, holding elections, opposition groups are fighting each other. days when you can ay not just outside moscow -- not that he must go but he will go. s it time to reevaluate the strategy and on ukraine can you be a bit more clear what russia not to do in order to avoid deeper broader sanctions? must allow the election to go ahead peacefully. does that mean there are not be deeper sanctions? >> on the second point, it behavior russia's over the next 10 days before the first round of the presidential the croon and we have to remember there may be a further round. whether any ow candidate w

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nd when you go from the abstraction of ideological clashes which the manipulators to divide and rule us down to where people live on the grounds it is a different type conversation. host: how long did you work for your dad in the restaurant and your age? guest: i was in high school. princeton.ers from law n summers from harvard school until the great flood destroyed the main street in 1955 and my dad's restaurant. host: is the town still in up ecticut where you grew still there? guest: yes, winston, connecticut. the factories are pretty much closed. it is a bedroom commuting hartford and rd aterbury but it has a nice community college that my rear veered big brother started. sebcond smallest town in america with a college. connecticut st community college. remember who first influenced you to think about about government? guest: it feels my father and mother. in a book how they raised the four children, two a factory o girls in town in new england. it was conversation around the dinner table. at tv or no looking listening to radio or looking like this. we talked. challenged us. in a

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nd ended up in a mexican but the family was at first quiet. there is the ay new smell of an cue from so you they will marine ray too. . the embassy in mexico that's his hero. . i'd like to put that for the record. ir joined -- and the mom of andrew lives in her district. 25 rio gives va dwreerleds. . and we're very oird about this case. it took a lot of pressure and a lot of u.s. theelt get these cases resolved. nd thoycl. -- secondly secretary jacobson thank you for rectifying for the record a statement had that ad been made in the city, it's think enls sanction, i of other yaste areas interest. .n we had seens ity for clarifying that is not the case. 1 mr.they are or or not, i think the it's pretty. his third z in onth in chorn. we hope that she could ball that. did not want to take too much time and that could i know about mexico but today's cuban independence day. we wish that cuba were truly independent. i would like for that to be truly the case. and so if you could comment, secretary jacobson on andrew . se cuban independence case. in i

and that will allow them to draw more people in so it's foreseeable that parents could nd children, tough to ever give up a child, moses' mother did it to try to secure a better life for him. but how many parents have let their child go with human traffickers hoping for a better life for their child only to find out later their child never made it to america? sending them from south america , from central america across the country, clear across the ngth of mexico has got to be a risky move. the story from "the new york times" says mr. johnson said the young migrants became a more vivid issue for him after he persuaded his wife to spend mother's day with him at the station in mchallucinaten. he -- mcallen. he said he asked a 12-year-old girl where her mother was. she responded tearfully, she did not have a mother and was hoping to find her father who is living somewhere in the united states, mr. johnson said . mr. johnson said he had spoken on monday with the am bats doers from mexico -- ambassadors from mexico and the three central american countries to seek their cooperation and had beg

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important,nd most believe in yourself. the leaving you can do something is the very first step to doing it. howow firsthand that is confidence comes more easily to some than others. when i was in high school, i was a senior and my brother was a sophomore. we had dates on a saturday. they canceled on us. i spend the rest of the week and wondering what was wrong with me. my brother said, that girl missed a great thing, and went out and play basketball with his friends. my brother and i to class in college. -- i was a same senior, he was a sophomore. we took the same class and i went to all of the lectures and i read all the books. he went to two books -- to lectures and one book. and then he went to tutor me -- for me to tutor him before the exam. i took with my brother this day that i wish i could spend a few minutes as him. it must feel so good. in reality, even he has moments where he doubts himself. we all do. ariana huffington talks about the obnoxious roommate in our heads, the voice that tells us we cannot do somethin

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i thought he was going to go nd possibly shoot himself. please. just bring her back quickly. >> the defense now plans to call ballistic and acoustic experts and to finish by the end of next week. >> you are watching bbc world news america. still to come on tonight's program. in just over a month the world cup kicks off in this stadium. the fans are certainly ready. for the fans, that might be a stretch. could a shot of young blood reverse the effects of aging. experiments done with mice are suggesting just that. scientists found older mice performed better mentally when they were injected with blood plasma from younger mice. >> the human brain a marvel and a mystery. we still do not understand how it works or how it ages. but perhaps we might, just might find a way to repair it. separate research on america's east and west coast involving mice and blood transfusions. what they did was relatively simple. researchers injecting blood plasma. blood with all of the cells removed from younger mice to older mice and displayed stronger reactions in a part

nd that is jack greenberg. jack greenberg came to the legal defense fund, as you see from the program, in 1948. and he came to the legal defense fund after serving in world war ii. in the marines. and, in fact, i always remember -- was told was at some point that he had handled what was supposed to be a tough situation with grace and handled it well, jack said in a very offhanded way, i've been in tougher situations than this. e was at iwo jima. served his country even before he came to the legal defense fund to serve it in another profound way. jack, as you know, joined the staff in 1948, and from 1948 to 1961 was assistant counsel before becoming director counsel from 1961 to 1984. the longest tenure of any director counsel, and with all due respect to cheryl, who is only beginning, and i wish her a long tenure, i suspect that there will not be another who serves in that pock r position over -- in that position over so many years. and he served so well. jack happened to be director counsel during the days of

there's an end japan's plan is still so suggested the two nd japan should come as a deep east fiftieth general conference in twenty seventeen. this planting in a package of about three hundred million dollars to foster the development of private sector firms in africa. in the midst of the team on african development opened on sunday in a guarantee in the capital of helmand on twelve and fifteen african nations are taking part the ring is a font that enter into national conference on african development held in june of last ca near bahama decisions are discussing trains investment and other key point of an action plan adopted to unocal. japanese prime minister of finance is included in a speech he said to help me get lawrence was about three hundred million dollars to the african development bank to help foster private sector companies. reagan was rapidly growing in africa as a frontier of its diplomacy that japan will aim to strengthen mutually beneficial economic ties with africa is on expanding trade and investment. the japanese government is promoting its policy of proactively can s

talks on the ukraine's future .nds with little progress made and african leaders meeting in paris to declare war on boko haram. we began in the balkans. 20 people have been killed in the worse rains and flooding to hit the region since records began 120 years ago. hit, bosnia and serbia. many have been left homeless. it comes after three months of rain have fallen in three days. around inoodwaters northern bosnia. there is no power, and food is getting scarce. blow tods are a severe the impoverished nation. many homes were built recently as the country recovered from the bosnian borders. the government has declared a state of emergency after days of rain. the worst day louche since records began has driven out even the most determined. lacks i hung on to the last. the second wave came like a tsunami. the water was carrying debris which just write everything. are threatening parts of neighboring serbia. two rivers have burst their banks. the center of town is under three meter deepwater. this mother was plucked with her child from rooftops by rescue crews. local media criticize the au

nd i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the time remaining, this gentlelady from texas has 6 1/2 minutes remaining. ms. jackson lee: let me say very quickly that the entire premise of the gentleman's comments have been proven absolutely wrong. 39 witnesses never said one moment that the presidential election of that time, of 2012, was in way involved in this particular -- was any way involved in this particular issue. we have the inspector jep for tax administration, appoint bid a republican, is a republican, working with the department of justice. you i'd -- now i'd like to yield five minutes to the distinguished member of the ways and means committee who has had a detailed investigation and oversight from his committee on this issue, mr. levin. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for ive minutes. mr. levin: let me sum up what this is all about. this hallowed institution must not be turned into a campaign arm of either political party. that's what the house republicans are exactly

he also believes that the first nd most important mission, both that the v.a. and he as president of the administration is to insure that the primary focus remains on providing benefits to our veterans and for the sake of that to fixing problems that have delayed the provision of those benefits to our veterans. shinseki secretary said i think included actions that he initiated when it comes to personnel. i wouldn't, you know, suggest that that activity is over. i wouldn't know there are active investigations going on. so the focus still has to be primarily on making sure that we're getting the services with need and in the long-term the services we need to make the system work better. >> but does the president need -- does the president believe that there needs be a cleaning of the house there? >> well, i guess the cliche that i'm just saying that the -- that i i that relates to specific individuals and actions that they may or may not have been taken. where secretary shinseki at a needed to bick taken was taken. he suck mitted his resignation, the president ac

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yesterday which is the fact that the united states will completely withdraw from afghanistan by the .nd of 2016 the most newsworthy foreign-policy is the indication that the united states is probably prepared to do a bit more. exactly how much is not clear on behalf of some of the opponents of the regime in syria. >> we had some discussion about whether he would announce about what that might do about the position in syria. the white house is pushing back against being forced into a timetable. do you get a sense that this is urgent. they need to step up their position or not really? >> it is hard to argue that it is suddenly urgent. five or six months into 2014 when this situation had been going on for years. the opportunities for making a difference are certainly less than they were two or three years ago. is a case to be made for doing just this for jihadist opposition. >> you just came back from great written. do you think that america's allies that might be looking at the white house and thinking that the leadership might be weak or fragmented that this speech would reassure them? >

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nd investment. nd investment. and progress there could be reversed but if burma succeeds we have a new partner without firing a shot. american leadership. in each of these cases don't expect change to happen overnight. that's why we form the alliances with governments and ordinary people. for unlike other nations, america is not afraid of individual empowerment, we are strengthened by it and civil society and a free press and small businesses and entrepreneurs and opportunity for all people and women and girls, that is who we are. that is what we represent. [applause] i saw that through a trip to africa last year. where american assistance the made possible for an aids free generation and helping the africans care for their sick. we are helping farmers get the products to market. to feed populations once endangered by famine. we aim to double the access to electricity in africa and people are connected to the promises of the global economy. and all this creates new partners and shrinks the space for

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more than any other generation in history, you have the power injustice,nd correct to rethink outdated assumptions, to truly make a difference. a lotthere are certainly wrong with this world today, there is also a lot right. not everything needs changing, some things need protecting and that can be just as important and rewarding as changing the world. i hope each of you will find something you feel strongly about supporting, that you will make it an important part of your life and that way you can truly make the world a better place. finally, the last thing i want to mention on this special day is to remember your family, .riends, and your faith keep your friends and family close. i cannot tell you how important they are. you make your life journey truly rewarding. during the good times, you will have someone to celebrate with. during the tough times, you will have someone to turn to for device, comfort, and love. this day is almost as important for your parents and loved ones as it is for you. i can say as a mom, it might even be more important. be sure to thank them and how much you

the recassfication under fightle two will harm consumers, curtail innovation nd stall innovation. other ittee is playing they laid the foundation for the internet that we know today. the selectionive inaction of the f.c.c. is equally troubling. the federal communications commission has failed to complete its review of broadcast properties. it's been six years, ikes years that the commission would last learn of this statutory mandate. the chairman is now announced that the was strapped. with standing the steal record. the f.c.c. also moved forward to make major tchinings the regulations that government media ownership anyway. the doctor changes to it a tribution rules that determine how to have the ownership rule. the it would begin couning oward the local ownership cat. these pronouncements will force them to look for another job and something that's in the smaller markets. they do not bring ben it ins drawing into question how this change can serve the public interest. 's been an on going priority of our subcommittee. i'm march 11 of this year. i continued to be troubled by the f

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nd is therefore some sort of sophisticated p.r. rather than you rather get custody of the suspect and bring him to court and -- and prove the case. what -- as succinctly as you can articulate it, what's the value of an indictment in a situation in which you have no expectation of obtaining custody. >> i still want to challenge -- these are real charges based on evidence that was pain stakingly compiled by f.b.i. investigators that we can and hope to investigate in front of a jury with all rights of due process and we would not be allowed under our principles of prosecution to bring such an indictment unless we believe we have the evidence to secure beyond a rnl doubt. er look forward to having the opportunity -- i look forward to having the doesn't to do that. we indictment individuals all the time who are not currently in the custody of the united states. nd we may not know their where abouts. two terrorism cases that took more than a decade to bring. and we brought the charge and people may have said then you have no expectation

a very herculian task about a half a billion dollars over 10 years and we came to you on april 22nd nd to run through the various scenarios of difficult choices the combinations needed to be revenues and savings cuts and deferrals and a combination of things. so the mayor's budget included technical updates and as well as well as well as fringe benefit reductions and so it took some good news and higher cost news into place but that's typical for our commission budget to get those adjustments in addition to that the mayor can make policy adjustments as well to the recommended budget that comes from commissions and is forwarded by his office to the board and as the general manager has said a lot of progress was made so our picture went from a half a million dollars to the bad to all above zero so we're also able to project what would be above zero and satisfying the 15 percent reserve target for the commission so that's incredible progress over the course of 3 months. the key policy measures included capital plan cuts which we last mentioned and brought before you in the april 22nd pack

. >> items 9 through 12 were continued from the april 22nd nd meeting and item 9 rates fees and charges for retail water service in san francisco and suburban areas and item 10 rates fees and charges wastewater enterprise for retail wastewater services in san francisco and suburban areas. >> item 11 new service. >> item 12 public hearing to consider and adopt connection fees related to water service within and outside the city of san francisco. >> we'll call them all together. at the end of the items i will call for public comment. in the event anyone needs additional time i'll go ahead and allot that amount but i have no speaker cards. hello todd. >> if i may thank you president courtney each of these items had a full presentation at the last meeting and also in your communication packet was a response to all the questions asked by the commissioners as well as the public. i want to thank the independent rate consultant and patricia magove r.n. engineering and so staff is available to answer any additional questions but all the materials are continuation at the extensive presentations m

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time, we are spending the money that our children have not made for programs that they do not want nd will never, ever use. what we need to do is be wise stewards of the taxpayer dollar. now and in the future. i also think this is an idea that the american people are beginning to support. noted a recent poll, "washington post"/abc news poll. this was march 6, 2013. 61% of the american public actually supports not a 1% or a across-the-board cut in all federal spending. it is time for us to do a little more, to save a little more, to make a few more spending reductions and to think about what the addition of debt piling -- debt, piling on more debt, does to our children and our grandchildren and to their futures. it is indeed tapping and trading our children's futures to the people that hold our publicly traded debt. with that, mr. chairman, i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. wolf: to strike the requisite number of words. the chair: the gentleman is re

at a 140-page manifesto that the killer wrote as well as several videos that he recorded as well, a nd he sent the manifest toe to the people including the parents who are reportedly searching for him frantically when they seized it. jennifer bjorklund is live for us in santa barbara, and i know that the last time we spoke you indicated that we might learn more of the names of the victi s s. do we have them yet? >> no, they promised to walk it out in the form of a press release within the hour. i will let you know when we have that information. i did speak with the sheriff earlier today, and he told me that they are doing as complete an investigation as they would if they expected to have a suspect to prosecute. every shell casing is being document and the drirection of the bullets, and in the case of the first three victims the stab wounds, and their causes of death will be autopsied, because they owe that to the families, the victims to learn from this horrible incident to make sure that it never happens again, craig. >> and jennifer, quickly, at this point, do we know whether the vi

nd we've learned -- i've learned what she has to have and she's learned hopefully what i have to have in these bills. and she understands the house because she has been there. she is a great working partner. we enjoy each other's company. we revel in getting things done. our goal of getting the appropriations train back on track is the overriding feature of our friendship and collaboration. >> you say she's a grownup. it makes me think who's not being a grownup or what sort of behavior is not grownup in this process? >> we'll leave that for another time to talk about. no, she's a pro. she understands what has to be done to make the government work. that is to pass these appropriations bills. to do that you have to understand the other side's perspectives and needs politically to get the bill passed on the floors of both bodies. i would hope to think that i have that same trait, although not quite as great a quantity as does she. but she's a great working partner. >> you got some bad news from the c.b.o. recently, where $4 billion basically just disappeared because of the arcane scorek

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