one of them grabbed me by the nec. -- neck. i was frightened. >> david cameron promised him and retailers in the city a tougher police response. earlier, the prime minister presented himself as a leader of a new moral army who would stand up against what he called "the worst of britain's." >> we need to fight back, and a fight back is underway. we've seen the worst of britain, but i believe we have also seen the best of britain, the million people who signed up on facebook to support the police, communities to coming together for the cleanup operations. there is much more work to be done. >> more robust policing, using water cannons and rubber bullets if necessary. >> there are pockets of our society that are frankly 6. when we see children as old as 12 and 13 looting and laughing, when we see an injured young man and people pretending to help them while they are robbing him, it is clear if things are badly wrong in our society. >> he did not risk walking through a city on edge, where groups gathered menacingly, and the police

nec's speaker please.nyone would like to comment can line up on the side here. >> i am in support of the relocation to 1423 polk street. they bring revenue to the city. they provide jobs. they have never had any problems with the city, police or the abc. they have support of the merchants, neighborhood, and the patrons. they will have eyes on the street during the day during copy service to keep the streets safe, and i know they are really responsible business, and by increasing the trap -- but traffic, we can clean it up. thank you. supervisor avalos: thank you very much. >> good morning hon. chair and supervisors. my name is john neumann, a private attorney in san francisco. i want to take a moment out of my day because i see a great local business with good, local ownership that is trying to do right in the neighborhood. there was a wonderful turnout at the planning commission, which was unanimously approving the use, and the commissioners to every man and woman on the commission took a moment to acknow

sessions following a strong showing in the us technology firms are among the main performers on the nec it was only up around one point two percent meanwhile energy producers see the stronger gains in hong kong's with c.n.n. see. of a percent. in moscow bosses will start trading in around two hours time they closed really strongly up monday with energy and mining stocks among the best performers the r.t.s. gain almost four percent my sixteen point seven percent. on the markets are heading for new gains as concerns over two thousand it's really run haven't been realized at least for the time being and they're going to from nation's capital explains the difference between recent market volatility and the latest financial crisis in two thousand and eight. a lot of these are behind us and people are looking at two thousand and eleven and see that is not two thousand and eight. reasons first of all there are no losers in the economy yet the second thing people are still cautious and you know this too would have been east of two thousand and eight remember you know that created the leverage i

so tell us what you mean and how it can nec's all of these cultural phenomenons. >> what we see that connects all of those is the media approach to telling stories about those things in multiple births. helicopter parents, the experience of professional or amateur athletes that they should be devoted to their sport. the i.d.'s is quite clear how the media tell the story that if you are to occupy time or space in the media narrative in order to become part of what we see a and read every day, you have to be coming your desire your achievements have to be over the top of a larger scale than typical. a talk about sports fans, it is not enough to be just a casual fan. you cannot just go to games and sit in buy a few souvenirs. it is expected and affirmed by the narrative that you have to be the super fan that attends every tailgate party to buy every last drop of gear and then as a negative offshoot, if your team does poorly, you feel as though your allegiance is not justified and you are lowered but the reason the folks who engage in the negative behavior of the throwing, harassing of t

locally as well as serving as an associate for a charitable foundation please help me in welcoming nec. [applause] >> thank you for coming here today. for what truly promises to be an educational and promising event with our speaker. when a about these issues and studying them for awhile as a global recession hit you have seen a shift from the green movement warning against the catastrophic consequences of climate change but shifting to the green jobs position moving to the clean energy economy. these policies have such far reaching implications on businesses in households to rest on the shaky sets of assumptions when it comes to global warming we may be more blunt but it is troubling. the policy here in the united states to drive the price of energy ups of people use less those that restrict consumer choice and ignore the trade-off when purchasing appliances are liable soar vehicles. the policies fundamentally offer a system of free enterprise and have the underlying goal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and that just scratches the surface. if you learn about the climate science and

nec that in colombia, where the paramilitaries were established to help government forces and eventually become a force unto themselves that are beyond anyone's control and very crucial to the drug trade there. so climate change mixed with bad economic policy triggers rebellion, which triggers further violence from the state. so the argument i'm making is essentially in the global south, climate change creates state failure, revolution, rebellion, being a tree come in this migration. in the global north that does not create that. there's not going to be heavy paean to trees, but i think with climate change, the way climate change is encouraging violence in rich economies of the global north is by giving a new and bit his to the incipient police state developing in a lot of economies. so there is now a further justification for border militarization. one more argument behind anti-emigrant policing and a new emergency which is environmental to justify sacrificing civil rights so police can round up foreigners and get rid of them. this is very much part of the discourse down in arizona and

nec. when i'm done talking, they will preach about it. king gets caught up in the moment and he is flying out the look on this king catches himself and looks out at the audience and says, you all better be careful. you're going to make me preach. so there was a self-consciousness about some of the jorn. sometimes it is just our place. it became the language of the body. i don't did he thought about it at a certain point. he became seamless. he said at a certain point how to do it. here's one of the subconscious. he told me this story that sometimes kingwood talked women to them if they have the way reporters gone because they want to sound. so there were moments in which he said i want to some, but not with this audience. so i think there were decrees of self-consciousness. and i think that i have a dream, you know, i think what happened and i have a dream, which he had been preaching for years, usually the black audience, but he preached once at an afl-cio convention, these ethnic types are not big at obama's experience or lofty language

he is not geared i would say he is going to win at nec's share in part because the republicans cannot figure out who they are in the of gotten themselves in a situation where the only type of candidate they are able to nominate -- and here i will share. this is not because i live in texas and i hope my governor will go on to different things. but i think rick perry is going to get the republican nomination. we can talk about why. he also cannot beat obama. this is typical of red republicans are. they are so split. they are so hostage to their right wing that the only person who think it the nomination of someone who cannot win the general election. that is where we will see obama's strength, reaching out to the broader public. >> he will win by default. >> that is going to be my next question. what right now, in terms of governors and reelection, what is the biggest challenge that president obama faces? is it the economy? is the tea party? is it the divided congress that's what do you think is the biggest thing he has to get over -- is it the divided congress? what do you think the bi

alan krueger was at the labor department when sterling was steady nec.he labor department does not have that much speed -- that much face time with the president. we know that they are part of the tennis mafia. if you want to hatch any conspiracy theories, talk about how they are all playing tennis together. host: how does alan krueger did her in his philosophy? caller: it is marginal, if anything, he is probably slightly more on the conservative side. by that i mean more interested in deficit reduction than some of the other members. but everyone is pretty much on the same page as to what is politically feasible. alan krueger is being done infrastructure spending. a lot of people are. it is not like he is way out from there. he is into giving a $5,000 credit to hiring new workers. there does not seem to be a whole lot of friction between him ideologically and between other members. the big question is, what do you set your presidential credibility on? q. you've obeid? small? incremental? these are big questions. the big debates seem to be mostly over. h

monitory 360 can nec's existing key oversight activities, multiple sources of data, and it risked dated to gathering analyzing and acting upon information about grantee performance on a continuous basis. monitoring 360 will increase our understanding of grantees ongoing efforts to ensure children are making progress, and parents are fully engaged in ways that are meaningful and effective. in addition to more rigorous reviews of grantees in turn of ongoing monitoring, data collection and analysis, and self assessment, federal on-site reviews will include the use of class and randomly selected classrooms. this will allow us to intervene early and it to allow oversight when grantees are failing to provide quality services. just as importantly, the information gathered through this more expensive monitoring process will form the basis for decisions about real competition. in conclusion, ed always describe headstart not just as the program but as an evolving concept. two years since we released the head start roadmap to excellence, we continue on that rope that. we are working every day to i

and then the sculpture will tell you if he wanted to get the nec right you have to see the shoulderswain those, an art photographer and has a picture of himself taken so the sculpture can make that. i dare say that he thought it was funny, too so she kept it and it's probably the only absolutely unique photograph of him anywhere. this is an example of what we had. [laughter] i put it in because it requires no explanation. here's another one talking about someone who went out on the quaker city describing in this photograph here is the real old familiar plymouth church complacency of 40 years ago. it's the we got looks when he had a successful season. now this is an early notebook. this one comes when he was learning to be a pirate. this blue heading means from the new orleans dull touch to the head of island 62, 63, and these are basically his notes about the passage of the river, what kind of problems he encountered and how he should navigate in the future. he hadn't yet published a this. there's another notebook i just isolated this phrase mark twain is really just recording the de

at the nec, my task was to coordinate the process for housing and housing finance issues. i worked on mortgage issues and fannie and freddie and the fha. my january report was called "what the fair credit reporting act should teach us about mortgage servicing ," and it makes a simple point. in 1970, it exists today for mortgage servicers. the single most important fact is that the consumers, the homeowners, are not the clients. the climates to the credit reporting agencies are the companies who pay for the credit reports, the lenders and reporters. they pay the services, and those are the investors in mortgages. mortgage servicers owe their legal duties to the investors, not the homeowners. now in saying this, i'm talking about when rights are sold, and appears not to be the model that's followed where they keep the services in house close to the market, but the large majority of mortgage servicing rights today are sold out into the market to new buyers and servicing, often the biggest banks. the structure of the market that we have today leads to problems. consumers have

what this nec's is a smaller say 10 and a greater say in. -- what this enemy sees is a smaller satansupposed to meet with president mahmoud abbas. i did not aware a scheduling problem. i questioned if they are a credible peace partner. listing to him and his 35-minute speech, i do not believe so. number one, during that time i was there, no one from the palestinian authority denounced the terrorist attacks. let me tell you about this attack which claimed the life of eight israelis. three of the attackers were egyptians. when they traced back their routes, they came out of egypt, they tracked across the sinai desert, which is nothing but a no man's land now, and they went in in a very well-planned, well coordinated ambushed and killed eight israelis. afterwards, the rockets and mortars that came in and out of gaza, no word from the palestinian of party denouncing those rockets and mortars. present a boss put out a statement that said that he felt that israel was using firing back as a means to delegitimize the september vote of the palestinian statehood. he would not even recognize th

monitory 360 can nec's existing key oversight activities, multiple sources of data, and it risked dated to gathering analyzing and acting upon information about grantee performance on a continuous basis. monitoring 360 will increase our understanding of grantees ongoing efforts to ensure children are making progress, and parents are fully engaged in ways that are meaningful and effective. in addition to more rigorous reviews of grantees in turn of ongoing monitoring, data collection and analysis, and self assessment, federal on- site reviews will include the use of class and randomly selected classrooms. this will allow us to intervene early and it to allow oversight when grantees are failing to provide quality services. just as importantly, the information gathered through this more expensive monitoring process will form the basis for decisions about real competition. in conclusion, ed always describe headstart not just as the program but as an evolving concept. two years since we released the head start roadmap to excellence, we continue on that rope that. we are working every day to