this is a place where we walk the talk and make the new priority.i want to thank everyone who is here. it is not just the school district. mayor, i cannot thank you enough. and go, giants. thank you. >> thank you, carlos. part of the work we have been doing in the mayor's office is focused around public safety issues. without our committee response network, many of them are here with us this afternoon. they pushed us as well. bill and alan nance were instrumental. that acknowledges how important public safety is in our office. he has come through, talking about what we need to do for our youth. i would like to bring a poll henderson. -- paul henderson. [applause] >> come on. you can clap louder than that. i am going to get warmed up here. this is fully warmed already talking about public safety, there is not just one event, one action, but today's announcement that we have here is symbolic of what the process is. this is exactly how public safety works in the city. i know everyone is concerned about what happens this summer, and what are we going to

plan launched this month aims to make the economy one of the world's top ten by 2025 and new roads are a priority bill now before parliament will allow a quicker and fairer way of acquiring land, says the minister for economic planning. >> the process is that there will be an independent appraisal that can assess the value, the fair price of the value of the land. and if there is still not an agreement, then the party, the owner, can petition or can supplement the case to the district court. >> reporter: while the parliament debates the bill and the draws up plans, nama waits with increasing desperation. you must be worried about what could end up happening to you and your family. >> translator: where would i end up in it's possible i could lose my house. what happens, living under a bridge. my family and relatives don't have money. most of us live day to day. >> reporter: these are the growing pains of economic development. with a very real human face. andrew stevens, cnn, jakarta. >>> join us tomorrow when andrew stevens will be talking to the chairman of indonesia's investment coordinating boa

priority. sobering news in the north dakota. demolition could be the only solution.s have been damaged by flooding. with 805 is inundated with 10 ft. of water. this reverses slowly receding souris but it could be one week before it gets back from record levels. >> not far away, this is in a nearby town people driving food, water because this river is cresting in that area. the worst of the flooding could be ahead. >> in mexico while fire has los alamos shut down. that is where the first atomic bomb was developed. plutonium is out there. authorities say that it is safely stored but there are concerns. it will also be closed tomorrow. the fire has burned 6,000 a. and these people have been evacuated. in fact, this entire town of los alamos has been evacuated. stay with us. >>catherine: take a look it is drunk teen! this is in boston. he does not remember this drinking from a concert his only injury is a fractured elbow. this is something you do not see. both vehicles badly damaged. police to not know who did this or why. an investigation is underway. and also in newfou

when the revenues are a little bit better, you can do some things and establish some new priorities. but what happens out here is there is no prioritization. it's just spend on everything, spend on everything that walks by, and someday our kids and grandkids are going to have to pay off the credit card. and i just don't think that's right. mr. thune: i thank the senator from nebraska for his observations about that. in just a minute, i want to turn to the ranking member of the senate budget committee to talk about setting priorities. i do want to point out in the course of this discussion, however, that what you have said is exactly right. you cut spending, and you grow the economy. one of the things you need to do you is got to create jobs, you got to get economic expansion doing. the way not to do that is to raise taxes. that's the prescription that many of our colleagues on the other side would like. that is absolutely the opposite thing that you would do when you've got a down economy and you're trying to create jobs. so what we ought to be looking at is how do we reduce the size

although data security has recently been in the news, this is not a new priority for the f.t.c. to the contrary, for the decade, the they have undertaken substantial efforts to promote data security through line enforcement, education, policy and recommendations to congress to enact legislation in this area. since 2001, the f.t.c. brought 34 cases charging businesses failed to appropriately protect personal information. this includes a settlement announced today against a large pay rool processor. the clients upload employee sensitive information, including social security numbers and bank account numbers, which are stored on their network. the f.t.c. complaint charged they did not maintain reasonable safeguards to protect the employee information. as a result, a hacker was able to gain access to it. the f.t.c.'s oshed requires seridian to implement a comprehensive security program and obtain audits 20 years. the commission also promotes better data security for consumer business education. for example, on the consumer education front, we sponsor onguard online, a website to edu

now, with fire season already on as investigators say whoever is starting these fires is a priority. abc-7 news. >> alan: meanwhile, firefighters all over northern california are bracing for the start of wildfire season. starting monday, calfire will be opening up most of its same fire stations, and despite the heavy rains we have had, calfire is asking homeowners to take extra precaution because there's an an acone dance of vegetation. >> the second largest fire in arizona history has burned 672 square miles them flames have spread into new mexico and that fire has destroyed more than 30 homes since it broke out on may 29th. also threatens two major powerlines that deliver electricity from arizona to texas. >>> the former b.a.r.t. officer convicted of killing oscar grant during a scuffle on a b.a.r.t. train plant form is expected to be released from prison in little more than 24 hours. leigh glaser spoke with grant's family in los angeles tonight. >> criminal justice system -- >> reporter: anger and outrage from oscar grant's from after learning the b.a.r.t. officer is set to be released from

. >>> this morning on "world news now," presidential priority. a's new council on getting the unemployed back to work. >> his plan to create jobs for skilled americans, despite his opponents blaming him for the economy and lagging unemployment. it's tuesday, june 14th. >>> good tuesday morning. i'm peggy bunker. >> i'm daniel sieberg, in for rob nelson. president obama visited the crucial state of north carolina, to push his new plan for jobs. last night in new hampshire, his gop opponents gathered to blame the president for the nation's economic woes. kind of a crowded stage there. there could be more coming, announcing their potential presidential run at some point. >> more folks throwing their hat in the ring. in case you were wondering, november 6th, 2012, is when you'll be voting for president. a little bit off there. >> yeah. >> got some time to ponder. >> got some time to think about it. >>> also coming up, new warnings about fresh fruits and vegetables. why washing produce before you serve it may not be enough to actually get rid of those

that it needed to be readdressed with new priorities and suggested this country get out of the federal marijuana possession business. it is for that reason and others that i'll be joining today with congresspeople ron paul, john conyers, barney frank, jared polis, and others to introduce a bill to get the federal government out of possession of marijuana and into interstate and international shipments of marijuana and allowing states to decide like alcohol how they should deal with it. better they should deal with it as a health policy and not a criminal policy and not stigmatizing young people for life that might deny employment and taking police officers away from haven't crimes. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlelady from california rise? without objection, the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. sanchez: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor a very dedicated leader from my community. our superintendent, jane russo. she has served the santa ana

new mexico, texas, oklahoma, colorado, kansas and also utah. >> crossing a lot of state lines. two biggest blazes are in arizona. the monument fire southwest of tucson has been called the number one priority. as it forces new evacuations. john hendren has the latest. >> reporter: drought conditions are fanning wildfires. >> we need rain. we really need rain. >> reporter: three dozen massive wildfires are blazing through ten states, burning more than 1.2 million acres. among the hardest-hit states, texas and arizona. >> it's dry out. the smallest little fire with the wind, just like today, it doesn't take long for it to spread long. >> reporter: arizona senator john mccain blamed illegal immigrants for setting the flames. but the federal spokesman there there's denying those claims. they're battling two major wild fires that have forced thousands from their homes. >> it looked like a war zone. it really does. >> reporter: in texas, fire has closed i-45, the highway that links dallas and houston. evacuated the town of midway. about 200 homes. >> the wind and humidity aren't working in our favor. we didn't see humidity recovery until late, late last night. we didn't get as much as we thought

cheers and applause ] >> romney made that announcement in new hampshire and early battleground for the republican nomination. his first priority will make america world's top job generator. ron paul, newt gingrich and tim pawlenty is also running. >> the state -- fines several bay area hospitals for putting patients in danger. >> plus, the new healthy eating symbol. >> how the federal government is now getting involved in google's e-ma  >>> my place, the new agriculture healthy eating symbol that contains, fruits, vegetables and protein and grains. michelle obama was on hand saying nutrition doesn't need to be complicated. >> it's a wonderful tool. it's an image that can be reinforced and practiced at breakfast, lunch and at dinner the no matter how old we are. >> officials say that the old food pyramid is so complex and confusing. trying to put nutrition facts at once. >> secretary of state hillary clinton says they are investigation into the hacking of the e-mail system. the charges are very serious and disturbing. mountain view company says the accounts of several

priority. i'm grant lotus, kron4 news. >>> new details tonight about the imminent release from jail of former bart police officer mehserle. we have the update. >> reporter: it was january 1st of 2009 when oscar grant was shot and killed on a platform at the bart station. though the d.a. sought a murder conviction, the jury convicted this man of involuntary manslaughter and a judge sentenced him to two years behind bars. with time served, mehserle is set to be released sometime in june, and community activists are no happier now than they were when he was convicted. >> the judicial system dedoes not always bring justice. >> reporter: she is with the coalition for justice for oscar grant. >> michael vick got more time for killing a dog than mehserle got for shooting an unarmed man. >> reporter: community activists took to the streets after the shoot, after the conviction and after the sentencing and brooks says that will happen once again on the day mehserle is released. >> the community has not fallen asleep. we're out there to scream and yell about police violence in the streets of oakland and acr

new york? >> there are a few key priorities. one, we need the finance.we could save 7 million lives, bend the course of the epidemic. $6 billion may sound like a lot of money, but it is a tiny fraction of what we spend on even pet food in wealthy countries. mobilizing that is possible even in an economic crisis. second, we have to scale up. if we can do it faster, cheaper and better, and if we do, we are going to be able to significantly change a crisis like this. >> let's talk about hard facts. let's talk about perception. the man who eventually became the current president of south africa can say that to cure himself from potentially getting the hiv virus he just has to have a shower. >> you know what is interesting. under huge pressure, we have been able to get rid of massive amounts of stigma, that information, including to the president. he has actually completely transformed south africa. they are now planning to cut 3 million people in retro -- anti retro viral drugs. he was shamed into doing it by aids activists. if we can get that happening arou

cheers and applause ] >> romney made that announcement in new hampshire and early battleground for the republican nomination. his first priorityill make america world's top job generator. ron paul, newt gingrich and tim pawlenty is also running. >> the state -- fines several bay area hospitals for putting patients in danger. >> plus, the new healthy eating symbol. >> how the federal government is now getting involved in google's e-mail hacking case.ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/éi >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld >>> my place, the new agriculture healthy eating symbol that contains, fruits, vegetables and protein and grains. michelle obama was on hand saying nutrition doesn't need to be complicated. >> it's a wonderful tool. it's an image that can be reinforced and practiced at breakfast, lunch and at dinner the no matter how old we are. >> officials say that the old food pyramid is so complex and confusing. trying to put nutrition facts at once. >> secretary of state hillary clinton says they are investigation into the hacking of the e-mail system. the charges are very serious and disturbing. mountain view company says t

other data security has been in the news, that's not a new priority for the ftc. to the contrary, for a decade the ftc is undertaken substantial efforts to promote data security in the air through law enforcement, education, policy initiatives and recommendations to enact legislation in the area. since 2001, the ftc has brought 34 cases for businesses that have failed to protect personal information. this includes the final sentiment the commission is announcing today again providian corp., a large payroll processor. caribbean uploads their information, including social security numbers and bank account numbers stored on ceridian's network. the ftc's complaint charged that ceridian did not maintain reasonable safeguards to protect us employ information. as a result, a hacker was able to gain access to it. the ftc has ordered the radiant to implement a data security program and routine audits for 20 years. the commission promotes better data security to the consumer and business education. her example in the consumer education front, we sponsor on guard on guard on

priority. >>> and we are starting tonight with breaking news in the mcarthur maze in oakland. this is a mess. a big rig careened off eastbound 80 near the 588 split and we are seeing live pictures right now from our chopper 5. the 53-foot semitruck was hauling dirt when it went down an embankment near west grand avenue. it ended up in a grassy area near a city street down there. two of the right lanes of eastbound 80 are closed right now while crews work to clean unthe dirt and diesel fuel that spilled. the driver is okay. the c.h.p. does not know what caused the crash. we are keeping an eye on it and will hopefully have a reporter on the scene at 11 p.m. >>> in san francisco tonight police shoot and killed a bank robbery suspect. just moments ago we learned details about that suspect. grace lee is standing by. grace. >> reporter: ken, this has come to a violent end. still very much an active scene. bullet casings throughout this area. and as we pushed in you should be able to see the suspect's car filled with gunshots. now, all of this beganious before 6 p.m. this evening. an

. >>> this morning on "world news now," presidential priority.obama details his plans to pull american troops out of afghanistan. >> his withdrawal time line and what it means for the military and the american taxpayer. it's thursday, june 23rd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. i'm peggy bunker. >> and i'm daniel sieberg. rob nelson is on assignment. >>> with the president's approval rating dropping he hit the air waves last night outlining plans to get the u.s. out of an unpopular war. we'll explain why his troop withdrawal plan will be a gradual one. you would of course expect that with nearly 100,000 troops there in afghanistan. essentially going to go on over a period of years, not months. >> and people will be comparing how many troops were there in the bush era as opposed to now. >> right, with the surge that happened and bringing those folks home as well. >> and this was one of his promises so it's coming true. >>> this half hour also, outrageous comments from the cockpit. how southwest airlines addre

russian economy he said that integration with the global economy is definitely a priority for russia and that luring new investors in business is something that is going to help open up and modernize the russian economy there is a going to be a major move toward a free market economy he said in russia and away from the state capitalism which tends to stifle innovation rather he said the role of government should be to help foster and stimulate business in russia something he intends to implement in the country also help cut down on state regulation and cut down on corruption two things he says that are going to make concrete steps towards improving the business environment in the country and improving the perception of russia as a good place to do business we also heard major addresses from a google c.e.o. eric schmidt from bristol nano chief anatoli should buy and from russian telecom minister igor shake a lot of so there was a lot going on yesterday and even more to come today also a running theme throughout the conference is the importance of the creation of a ten billion dollar state backed private

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priorities. dr bernstein today a. new york times suggested that there's you know trying to come up with some logic about why europe is all concerned about the debt crisis and let's throw the money basically at the top at the bondholders let's keep them safe safe and solvent what happened here with the banking that we were just talking about why everybody's talking about. tax cuts and not about jobs and these kinds of things that the and the most macro sense in the in the biggest picture possible he said maybe this is all about what randy a's you know the old kind of henry george notion even going back to that economic school or or arguably even ricardo if you go back to the value theory of labor and take it forward anyway that it's the that let's protect the bondholders basically let protect wealthy people right let's protect the well mr to sions right and and to hell with the middle class to hell with the working people. what do you think is that is could that be what's really driving economic policy right now in this is

speaker, this would be -- this is especially tragic because it kind of demonstrates where the new majority's priorities are. one of the first things that they insisted on was that we protect the bush tax cuts for the wealthiest people in this country. donald trump got his tax cut protected. and we didn't have to offset that. even though it's costing a great deal to our deficit and our debt. we didn't offset it. they just wanted to protect it. all the corporate welfare, all protected. so now we -- they bring a bill to the floor and they say we have to make tough choices. we have to make tough decisions. and the tough decisions and tough choices they make are they cut the w.i.c. program, 300,000 people will be thrown off of w.i.c. that's not tough on anybody here in the united states house of representatives. we are all fine. but it's tough on a lot of low-income pregnant mothers and their children around this country. we can do better than that and congress needs to do better than that and this nation should be better than that. this bill falls under the grand tradition of the ryan budget. like the ryan

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>> ifill: the greek debt crisis will be a top priority for the new head of the international monetary fund, christine lagarde. we'll have more on her appointment coming up. also ahead, bodies bionic limbs controlled by human brains; a wrap-up of the supreme court term; and the violence erupting in sudan. but first, the other news of the day. here's hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: wall street rallied for a second day on hopes for a solution to the greek debt problem. the dow jones industrial average gained 145 points to close at 12,188. the nasdaq rose 41 points to close at 2729. a major hotel in afghanistan was bombed late today, and a gun battle between police and the attackers continued for hours. inter-continental hotel officials in kabul said at least one suicide bomber blew himself up inside the inter-continental hotel. the place is frequented by afghan leaders and western visitors. the taliban claimed responsibility. it said its fighters had killed or wounded 50 foreigners and afghans in the assault. the man chosen to become the top u.s. commander in afghanistan has lent his s

there really had to be a concerted effort here by andrew cuomo, the governor here in new york, who made it a priority. previous democratic governors in the past have raised this, in prior years, it had always failed. but this time, last night -- actually at the stroke of midnight, andrew cuomo signed this bill into law. and there were celebrations here in new york city where a pride parade is set for this sunday. let's listen in where we were last night to see some of the celebrations. >> this is just incredible. it's really amazing. >> it's just really great to know that finally here that everyone else can have the same rights and be able to get married and show the love that they have. . it's amazing. >> ever since i was a little girl, i didn't think that marriage was possible for me at all. and now, just hearing that you can get married. >> reporter: and yet it wasn't all smiles after this bill was passed. up in albany, opposition lawmakers and religious leaders had other things to say. >> there will be two men calling each other husband and husband. and there will be two girls calling themselves

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moving in a new direction to change our national priorities. the to focus on a life-and-death issues that working families care about. the for a counter attack taking place on working families and for a practical plan on how we can reverse the politics to favor the rich over the middle class and the disadvantaged. if my speech to help to educate people it was well worth it. thank you. i will take any questions or thoughts that anybody has. >> and what should congress be doing? doesn't have to have the amendment to the constitution or are there better ways? >> perhaps everybody doesn't know the eyes citizens united decision. for many years we had a disastrous campaign finance system which clearly favors those who have a lot of money and corporate interest against those who do not. one year-ago the supreme court passed a disastrous and a absurd decision called citizens united and and the wisdom we found five people and the same room, the only five people in america who actually believe they corporation is a person. five people in america and all

priority. they do not identify or guarantee new funding to pay for expanded care. the pay for from within the budget must be done in a judicious matter, so as not to endanger the ability to of theva to have enrolled members. there must be high quality care for veterans, especially those with complex health-care problems such as blindness, amputation, spinal cord injury, ultramodern -- traumatic brain injury, and others. i would like to note the that we strongly support passage of 84894, which proivides the cost of living adjustments for disability. we oppose the continuing rounding down of that cost of living adjustment. and veterans are the only federal recipients that have such a rounding down. this concludes my statement. i will be happy to answer any questions you have. >> thanks. >> we support the congress of caring -- the passage of caring for those affected by contaminated water, we emphasize that the burden of care for the family members should be on the department of defense. homelessness can best be reduced by local solutions. the bill will allow the v.a.

priority. it -- they have developed a new technology to make microchips more energy efficient. >> this is a chip you can see the differences on them. using our technology on the same thing, you see a tighter distribution. it is important because a chip is like a chain, only as good as the worst transiter and weakest link. by making them tighter and uniform, you are getting rid of the bad transiters. >> technology that cuts power in half and you get the same performance. you can put it on the mobile phone and have the same battery life. >> it will redouse chip power consumption 50 percent. inteleannounced a new transitors that cuts consumps 37 percent. >> a new study shows how dangerous it is for baby to get sun. heavy sun exposure may trigger mela noma and other forms of skin cancer decades later. baby's skin hasn't developed much protection. >> recapping the top stories. alameda city council will tackle new questions over a fire department response to a man's drowning. they are live with new information, nick. >> and chris and eric. first responders and about 75 witnesses stood on shore as 53 y

overshadowed the world news with some media putting it ahead of the war in libya and raging violence in syria are his gun if you count looks at where the american media's priorities lie but he doesn't know we the american media can't get enough of the new we nursed crotch shot the married u.s. congressman had sent this lewd photo to a young woman via twitter and the story made it perfectly sexy again going with a shameless cover up this is a twitter hopes a prank that was done on the victim of this poor girls the victim of a subsequent embarrassing compression last friday night i tweeted a photograph of myself that i intended to send as a direct message as part of a joke to a woman in seattle. once i realized i had posted to twitter i panicked i took it down and said that i had been hacked and of course it careful apology and deeply sorry for the pain this is caused by whites. and our family it seemed anthony weiner's indiscretion overshadowed all other news in america when as we enter it we are the winner is this you we dated for a few months like almost ten years ago to the point even comedians for whom the congressman's karcher art has become a bottomless sour

training camp near moscow with a plethora of new faces on show the team will play canada cleanly out in the opening game however the results are not a priority it is seen as a stepping stone to the world cup it's autumn and trying out a new talent. is pretty much above the road but we want to look at players we want to see what we've got to offer we need to use it to find dark fifty saw a theme for the children probably development giving players option so we have to bring in others and you guys try them with the squad. to top level they probably haven't played against players before for the grace of already been playing in the national team free for for the last few years. of the very high intensity low games the one very close to the ones we're going to be playing in three months time . and that wraps up the sport for now we've got more sport in a couple of timex so it's about. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers i'm not. all. and the. wealthy british style. guys.

i see a city that says that our biggest priority is to stop homelessness in the next five years. chicago, new york invest more per capita than we do in san francisco. i asked you to restore these needed services. [applause] >> good evening, board of supervisors. i am a patient and counselor at san francisco general hospital. i have been working there for over 10 years. police patrolled the campus, surrounded emergency room and that the underground tunnel. i have been able to observe the impact that the police and deputies have demonstrated over the years such as controlling patients' safety. we accept all types of the alissa's and accidents ranging from hiv-positive patients, a gunshot victims and suspects, psychotic patients, and even law-enforcement personnel. i just cannot figure how anyone would suggest hiring a security guard from a local drug store to control possible mayhem on campus to save a few bucks. san francisco police and deputies are trained to handle a manic depressive, psychotic, intoxicated, and criminals. why take the chance and contract it out to low-cost as security guard

new york on monday. he says tackling global warming continues to be his priority. he also referred to the unrest in the middle east. >> act now before it is too late. let me say it again. this is once in a generation opportunity to advance freedom and democracy. >> the former south korean foreign minister became u.n. chief in january, 2007. he has been criticized by some european countries for lacking leadership and failing to address human rights issues. but china's u.n. ambassador said u.n. ambassadors from asian countries and unanimously agree to ban's re-election. the five permanent members of the security council have also backed him for a second term. ban has built an alliance with the obama administration to address foreign policy issues to the united nations as much as possible. ban will serve through the end of 2016 if he wins his second term. nhk world, new york. >>> the japanese government will restructure its nuclear organizations to clarify roles and responsibilities if a nuclear disaster occurs. nhk has obtained a draft of a report. report says the go

priority. is jon stewart singlehandedly bringing down fox news in the recent nielsen ratings the daily show averaged two point three million viewers and nineteen percent increase in the month of may alone a number that beats every single show on trucks except o'reilly but o'reilly's hold on the top may not last long either as viewership dropped nine percent last month. along with most of the other shows on fox especially glenn beck show that its ratings on a seventeen percent overall fox viewership is down ten percent said a photo news bubble for angry white guys with air france on guns gays in the war on christmas but now those same angry white viewers appear to be thinking about economic issues as they lose their jobs and homes and phone users only solution is tax cuts for billionaires like murdoch so even though the daily show is primarily a comedy shows jon stewart himself often points out more people are getting their news from comedy central than from fox so-called news it's a sad commentary on the state of american media and the battle for news dominance is between a right wing propaganda out