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if we can have that even, you know, first an offline meeting with the deputy director, that would be fine. >> it just so happens i signed the memo for the board briefing you on that particular issue this morning. yes, we'll get that out to you as soon as possible. that will be the very beginnings of this discussion. chairman nolan: members of the public? >> moving on, team eight -- chairman nolan: i think we've been joined by several people. if you are here, interested in the question of the bag meters that has been put off to another time. you're welcome to speak if that's what you're here for. but that will not be a discussion voted on today. thank you. mr. murphy? and also before you were here, i was praising ms. boomer for the fine work she did in analyzing your recommendations the last few years versus the agency's response to them. and overwhelmingly we have accepted the recommendations of the your committee. >> yes. and we're tremendously appreciative of that as well. and i do want to thank debra, again. one of the challenges that a secretary faces coming into the c.a.c. as al

germany has 17 nuclear power plants that are to be taken offline one by one over the next decade. older plants will be kept for eight more years, a newer plants up to 14 years more. the government also wants people to use less energy around the house. one way to do that is to make their homes more energy efficient. the government's energy strategy is ambitious and most people seem willing to go along with it, all of that except for extending the life of nuclear power plants. >> let's go to our political correspondent for analysis. looks like the opposition is going to make this the centerpiece of this policy. looks like the government will face a lot of resistance? >> that is right, there is resistance to the energy strategy plan on many levels but by far the most controversial element is the plan to extend the operating life of german nuclear power plants. polls show that a majority of germans do not want to see those power plants operating any longer than they are currently scheduled to operate. there is a great deal of opposition and the parties have been digging up on that, ma

i wonder if you could share more of them with us offline? just to clarify, i want to make sure i understand. open vs, backlog. backlog, to san francisco, means unassigned? open means it is given to a criminalist -- >> and they are still working on the process. >> thank you. >> i had heard about this case in oakland. apparently a 16-year-old -- it was a gang case -- they connected to the suspect, they found dna on a cell phone and they matched it to the previous records and that is how they made the link. it is a tremendous aid to crime stopping, so keep up the good work. >> thank you. >> commissioners, and that concludes my report, unless you have any other questions. >> we do not. >> thank you. >> occ directors' report. how thank you for standing in for director hicks this evening. >> glad to. good evening, commissioner, chief gascon, captain garrity. i am the chief trial attorney. also with us this evening is our senior investigator. we have some flyers if you would be interested in knowing about our department. it is a pleasure to be here

what has been some of the work -- maybe this is just a question offline. i would be interested to see some of the efforts around 19th ave. >> we have done something for the park merced initiatives. i think when we are completed, looking and diesel particular matter, looking at a cumulative risks with other chemical exposures, like benzene, other chemicals from fueling stations, we will see that those risks extend to multiple dwellings off of 19. the problem pretty much dropped off within 300 feet. 500 feet for sure. 19th avenue is a problem. when you drive down the street and you see the particular matter, on the face of the buildings, it is fairly evident that all that traffic has exposure problem with consequential help involvement. supervisor chu: what are some of the mitigation that could be used for a location like 19th avenue? >> 19th avenue is a very challenged location. the only thing that occurs to me is more aggressive tree planting, specific types that may not down particulate matter. obviously, reducing the amount of traffic, which would be tou

he went on find -- offline for a moment.they're treating it as a crime scene. i immediately turned to steve hadley and began to see that the fbi was treating it as a crime scene. that was my realization that this was not just a crime scene. we have already seen pictures of the devastation of the world trade center. this was not the chalk outline of bodies on the sidewalk. >> this is the key of what we want to explore. was this a civil crime scene or a military attack? you were thinking of those. by my notes, by 8:55 a.m., the joint military intelligence command notified the fbi and the hijacking of the airlines. michael chertoff, were you in the justice department that morning? >> i was on the telephone with one of my deputies. we were talking about what was going to happen over the course of the day. he told me that a plane had just gone into the world trade center. i have the same reaction probably everyone else did, that it was a small airplane. we continue to talk. a few minutes later, he said a second plane had crashed

like here on the offline. it is 32 hours of service. >> in san francisco i am pained grin, for san francisco. >> it is correct tactical for gifts to arrive in classrooms. teachers usually have to spend their own money on class. >> fog track or is showing that the clouds are really clearing out. this country a much warmer day for sunday. your forecast coming up. class's resume teachers have to buy. a thousand teachers at the start of school which fund has been bought and paid for. it go to one teacher who said it is very essential. >> is the first week of school but even disappeared grade computer glass feels like equipment. >> they've been saying all of the box is common and they say all this is so great. it is a little bit like christmas. >> and cited is not toys under a tree. it is practical things like a poor printers. teachers and parents are expected to pick up the tab. for things like pencils. but today is different and as a teacher i can buy a pencil but i cannot afford to buy in for the printer it is t

there are immense benefits that can be seen online and offline to customize the new user's experience. i think in the world we live in today, it is an increasingly on demand world, where people want what they want when and how they want it. we are using that data to improve user experiences. it is in service to the consumer, and we want to make sure we can continue to do that because it supports the free internet today. more than that, this type of data is part of fueling innovation. by definition, innovation is something we could not have thought of a year or two ago. we need to be careful not to stifle innovation. what we are looking for is an incentive to continue to innovate. that really serves consumers the best. >> is there an industry group in silicon valley that meets and discusses these issues? do you meet with googled and microsoft, etc., about these issues to discuss it on an industry-wide basis? >> there are a number of groups that have met to discuss this. the interactive advertising bureau, along with the number of other trade associations representing over 4000 companie

we have face book news and photos of people and mail them to people offline like your mom or grandma. typically people 65 and older. >> the idea was born out of a class discussion. out of 100 ideas, this was near the bottom of the list. >> people come up with ideas and stop after five. let's come up with the best five ideas. oftentimes, after you come up with the obvious ideas, the fresh ideas come and the ones outside the box. >> john is not a business.com u graduate himself. he's part of the incubator. after launching a medical records company, he moved to business.com u. >> you have a training leader with you the whole way. once you launch the business, you have a launch chief with you the whole way. sits on your board of management. above and beyond being an adviser and mentor, but is a part of it looking at your monthly financial statements. talking about your sales goals on a day-to-day basis. you don't get it from other organizations. >> with ideas in mind, lauren horns and jamie white are ready to take on the entrepreneur opportunities that await them. >> i was waiting for fun

hunter's throw is offline. daric barton scores and 1-0 a's.hill on mound, he tosses six shutout innings and picked up his 15th win. the a's beat the angels. >>> new san jose head coach mike mcentire probably didn't send dick thome a thank you note. san jose statuses 37 point underdogged -- state was 37 point underdogs. ♪ the defending champs would be without their heisman winner mark ingram. second quarter, 'bama already up 14-3. the backup, trent richardson makes it look easy. he goes 39 yards untouched and how's this for depth? 'bama runs for over 250 yards despite not having ingram. mccarron finds jones and check out the grab he makes in the end zone, wow. roll tide. 'bama pounds san jose state 48- 3. >>> as you can imagine, the numbers aren't pretty. 'bama held san jose state to just seven first downs and outgained them by over 400 yards. even the alabama coach nick saban found a few positives. >> i was really sort of pleased with the effort and the attitude, the intensity. the way our team was kind of ready to play. and focused on what th

resulted in protests in several cities it returns previous policies to guard all the tomic stations offline by twenty twenty two officials they alternative energy sources well enough developed to fulfill the pledge but green activists say the decision is based on the interests of energy corporation. paris city council has dropped a criminal case against the former president jacques chirac he was accused of embezzling and when he was mayor of the city it follows a deal where he agreed to pay the two claimed by the suit with help from the party he founded the decision has spoilt angry protests still to face another trial of corruption charges within the next few months. belgian as space has been shot down as part of a twenty four hour strike by air traffic controllers all flights at brussels airport were cancelled while other airports were also affected a spokesman for the belgian and navigation service said that no demands were made by work is illegal. ok don't go away in our business update on the way stephanie after a short break. i'm great for the full we've got. the biggest issues get vo

and we already are starting to prepare to take tunnel 1 offline. narrator: the construction of tunnel 3 is vital for maintaining the sustainability of new york's drinking water infrastructure. but the pipeline is useless if there's not a reliable supply of clean water within it. hurwitz: the city bought up land around the reservoirs to prevent it from development. it provides assistance to local residents to see that there's no pollution of the reservoirs. it's much more cost effective to prevent pollution and to protect a source of water than to remove it at the drinking water treatment plant. lloyd: what epa said to us was, "you can have an exemption from filtration "if you keep this undeveloped, "and if you can manage the wastewater so that it does not pollute your water supply." and we feel that we've reached the point where we can really keep it clean enough to drink unfiltered for the indefinite future. and new york city is in a small club of cities that actually have that filtration avoidance waiver. narrator: while municipalities are respon

previous policy to cut all atomic stations offline by two thousand and twenty two. alternative energy sources are not well enough to vote up to fulfill the pledge but a green activists say the decision is based on the interests of energy corp. pakistan's interior minister has criticized the recent nato airstrikes on pakistani territory saying he would protest strongly to prevent it from happening again nato helicopters launched as strikes from eastern afghanistan reportedly killing more than fifty suspected militants that followed a rebel assault on a small afghan security outpost near the border u.s. marines have also been involved in an operation against taliban rebels in the afghan town of marjah. and that is business news with stephanie is coming up in just a moment stay with us. this is more a region is economically and socially one of russia's better developed provinces the region has a significant scientific and industrial capacity that will realize its full potential after the construction of the. park can tell ya he has completed the i t. park or has r. and

cust with the single and torii hunter's throw offline. it's 1-0, a's.lis with the line drift back to the middle and to the 50- yard line. kevin kouzmanoff scores. trevor cahill didn't allow a run in his work. three relievers helped cahill win the job and cahillproofs to 16-6. the a's eight games back of division-leading texas. >>> awesome three bay area college football teams played season opening games today with results that were protectable. jim harbaugh and stanford heavy favored over sacramento state. it's a foot race to the end zone. baldwin completes the 81-yard play and luck with a career- high four touchdown passes. >>> the hornets didn't have too many, but this one. that is a 70-yard return. 14-7, but didn't take longtor stanford to regain the momentum. still in the first quarter. luck finds stephan taylor out of the backfield request the screen pass. taylor goes 59 yards to the end zone. 21-7, after just a quarter. the cardinals added with a 17- point second quarter. zach ertz with his second career reception and first collegiate touchdown. i

. >> a new feature you can go online through picasa, facebook account, pull those pictures offline andbooks using the photo kiosk. another way for the nontechie type person to go online and create different keepsakes. >> how do you make cool books like this? >> there are online photo sharing sites. kodak has their calorgallery. there is snapfish, shutterfly and flickr, but kodak gallery allows you to use smart fiby you go online, and it puts an entire book together for you based on the chronology of the events during your summer vacation. >> you have to edit ahead of time before you -- >> that's exactly correct. this is from pan digital. the word's first photo digital mail picture frame. this has its own e-mail address. you don't need a wi-fi signal which it receives through at&t which you don't pay a fee for. it holds 6400 pictures. you give people your e-mail address associated with this and anywhere in the world you can e-mail pictures directly to this frame. >> that's cute. >> you have the option of accepting or denying the pictures. the only people that can send pictures are the p

research that has been studying kids, thousands of them and is seeing a steady rise in narcissism offlineered that 57% of teens say that social networking does exacerbate narcissism and two-thirds of them say they're the most narcissistic generation ever. >> so they recognize that. and they're almost proud of it. now questions for the parents. i mean, can you really, first of all, blame these social media sites for all of this? or is it more that, you know -- >> natalie -- >> kids are going to -- >> i think we need to take a little credit ourselves. >> right. >> a little of too much, and putting the kid on center stage. parenting does matter. and not enough, no. that's the first thing. but the culture has also changed. a celebrity driven culture says a lot of research will exasperate it and not enough face-to-face connections. if you don't have that one-on-one time, what you're actually doing is diminishing empathize and it's the anecdote for narcissism. >> what are the telltale signs? >> researchers say there are some signs that you can see in terms of your kid online. the first one is,

if there's real security concerns let's get this offline and not make it public. to the pentagon for the amount of free publicity i've gotten over it but i think could have been done differently. >> i have to ask you this as a man in uniform. you're speaking about against the destruction of your book. could you get in trouble for this? it's a code of military justice. it has rules against officers speaking out against superiors. >> i'm not -- no. i'm not speaking out against the destruction. i think it was done for the wrong reasons is what i'm saying. >> we did get a response. cnn did receive a response about operation dark heart. it is from lieutenant general ronald burgess with the pentagon's defense intelligence agency. here's what he says. the dia's investigation identified significant classified information. the release of which i v determined could reasonably be expected to cause serious damage to national security. the manuscript contains secret activities of the u.s. special operations command, cia and national security agency. >>> an attempt to repeal do

if there's real security concerns, let's get this offline, let's not make it public.e it, i'm grateful to the pentagon for the amount of free publicity i've gotten but i think it could be done differently. >> i have to ask you as a man in uniform, you're speaking out against the destruction of your book. could you get in trouble for this? it's a code of military justice that it has rules against officers speaking out against superiors. >> i'm, no, i'm not speaking out against the destruction. i think it was done for the wrong reasons is what i'm saying. i participated completely, fully and everything they've asked me to do. i spent two weeks working with the pentagon on the second edition, so, you know, they can do what they want. this is the course of action they chose. i recommended against it. i thought there was a better way of doing it. they chose to do it. it's their prerogative. all i'm saying is it's a good read. even in its redacted form, you can figure out what was going on, why the tipping point happened when it did and, frankly, lessons to hearn and try to

what you have here is essentially an online campaign, and offline campaign to shut up the critics whoe right all along. megyn: don't they need to do something with respect to these rallies or information campaign? rasmussen has been on here saying that the president's approval rating, the democrats' approval rating, he said they are fundamentally and directly tied to this healthcare overhaul and how much people disdain it and not just it, but the process by which it passed. i don't know that they can make people feel better about the process, but don't they have to try to make them feel better about the law? >> sure, they will they will. this is their bread and butter. this is how so many of these community organizing groups work. they will hinge the success of this educational campaign on the cult of personality. on whatever likability obama has left in his trust. megyn: you made a point earlier that is validated by the article. families u.s.a. that supported the overhaul has gathered stories about how the law affected real people. then they will lend its story bank to the administra

not completely offline, but certainly more aware.o, along with his wife, christine. editor of pop-goes-o the week dot com. good to have you all here. why the bathroom, especially a new york city bathroom like the size of a coat closet. >> that's true. tried to do it several times in my daily life and i lasted about an hour. i thought in new york city where is zero temptations and distractions, the only place i could come up with was my bathroom. >> your own bathroom. >> you say you were on it from the time you got up -- >> yeah. >> why did you feel the need to be constantly connected? >> i don't know just seven or eight years ago we didn't have this problem but for some reason i had to check multiple sites every hour and if people watch the video at mydamnchanl.com they can see this was a detox. >> nice plug for o your website. a bit of a twitter fanatic, christine, when you hear he will do this experiment, what's your initial reaction? >> i think i was horrified. >> you weren't happy he would give up the internet? >> no, i was happy

i'll listen to for your comments offline. host: thank you, greg. guest: well, these are really tough stories. one of the thing that greg mentioned is that he had been a small business owner. so to go for that, but i do want to com back to the disability and aging issues. there's a piece of legislation that's passed the house that's been held up in the senate that would provide new lending fund for small businesses and tax breaks for small businesses that could help. we know that small businesses continue to struggle with access to credit because of the fallout from the financial crisis. so that could at least move us in the right direction. it probably wouldn't be, it uldn't solve the whole problem but certainly it is an important step in the right direction. it would be great the see the senate take that up in the not too distant future. the other issue -- both callers have talked about bng older, and facing these really tough economic times. and we know from the data that older workers have been hit the hardest. they have higher unemployment than

this app also has offline capabilities.nected, you can save articles for later and then access them. so i have a whole pool of articles i want to check out later, including a man who punched a shark in a face. >> ooh, i talked to him. >> i can go ahead and read that later even if i'm not connected via a wi-fi signal. as i mentioned you can break down the shows categorically. so there we have "the early show." i just click on "the early show" and then all of the clips will pop up for "the early show," which is really nice. and i use that little swipe feature and all of the news and clips are right at your fingertips. just really quickly if i were to change that orientation, all i do is flip the screen and it becomes more like a newspaper. katie, as always, thank you very much. time to get the cbs news app all you need to do is go to our website, earlyshow.cbsnews.com. >> it's free. >> it is. >> can i borrow it forever? >> you're watching "the early show" on cbs. >> can we get the ipad for free? diabetes testing? what else is

for all unlawful activities, combating abuse of services for -- combating this use of online and offline content and combating on lawful intrusions into client services and systems. she also provides pro bono representation to nonprofit organizations on these issues with a particular emphasis on anti-human trafficking strategy efforts and measures. all the witnesses written statements will be entered into the record in its entirety. we will ask each witness to summarize his or her testimony in five minutes or less and help stay within that time limit. there is a lighting device on the table that will start agreeing, go to yellow, and with one minute remaining -- and go red when the five minutes have expired. >> [inaudible] >> i apologize. >> i just notice dd that mr. lungren is here. >> if i could just say this about the chief. we have had some of ours and our district on the issue of human trafficking. unfortunately, my area is one of the worst in the entire united states. all lot of people would have a hard time believing that in sacramento, we happen to be at the intersection of north

i will listen offline. guest: this goes to a question earlier.h rare exceptions, the united nations is able to have peacekeepers in ethiopia but only if they agree. if they want them gone, then they have to leave. a critical point to recognize is the primary responsibility for resolving conflicts challenges rests with the government in question. the u.n. can help and deploy forces to for see. the all the responsibility rests with the governments. it is a matter for governments to act. you would save, and this goes back to the argument earlier, the argument that when you reach extreme circumstances where the government is so irresponsible that it is massively abusing the rights of its own citizens. they should be will the same we're going to stay in the moment this ourselves. it was adopted by the general assembly and the security capital. in practice, that is a tough thing to do. and takes a lot of money, and governments are not always willing to put that on the table for a country in where human rights are being abused. it is still a controversi

i'll listen to for your comments offline. host: thank you, greg. guest: well, these are really tough stories. one of the thing that greg mentioned is that he had been a small business owner. so to go for that, but i do want to come back to the disability and aging issues. there's a piece of legislation that's passed the house that's been held up in the senate that would provide new lending fund for small businesses and tax breaks for small businesses that could help. we know that small businesses continue to struggle with access to credit because of the fallout from the financial crisis. so that could at least move us in the right direction. it probably wouldn't be, it wouldn't solve the whole problem but certainly it is an important step in the right direction. it would be great the see the senate take that up in the not too distant future. the other issue -- both callers have talked about being older, and facing these really tough economic times. and we know from the data that older workers have been hit the hardest. they have higher unemployment

the service went down monday night and was offline most of yesterday.ompany blames the crash on unspecified technical issues. chase has more than 16 1/2 million online active customers. >>> and soon it's going to be easier to add pictures and video to your tweets. twitter unveiling the new features yesterday. they're part of a major overhaul designed to make twitter more user friendly. the compy is partnering with more than a dozen media providers including yahoo's flickr and google's youtube to embed playable videos directly on twitter.com. >>> and consumer reports still won't recommend iphone 4 to readers as long as apple refuses to offer cases that solve the device's antenna issue. >>> next on the most news in the morning, she's a democrat running for office in red state oklahoma. but that's not the biggest challenge for britney. she's also the state's first transgender candidate. carol costello with this a.m. original next. throughout the da. so it's nice that clorox disinfecting products help kill the germs that can live on surfaces for up to 48 ho

services for all unlawful activities, combating abuse oservices for -- combating this use of online and offline content and combating on lawful intrusions into client services and systems. she also provides pro bono representation to nonprofit organizations on these issues with a particular emphasis on anti-human trafficking strategy efforts and measures. all the witnesses wrien statements will be entered into the record in its entirety. we will ask each witness to summarize his or her testimony inive minutes or less and help stay within that te limit. there is a lighting device on the table that will start agreeing, go to yellow, and with one minute remaining -- and go red when the five minutes have expired. >> [inaudible] >> i apologize. >> i just notice dd that mr. lungren is here. >> if i could just say this about the chief. we have had some of ours and our district on the issue of human trafficking. unfortunately, my area is one of the worst in the entire united states. all lot of people would have a hard time believing that in sacramento, we happen to be at the intersection of north-south

activities, combating the use of services for unauthorized purposes, combating misuse of online and offline content and combating unlawful intrusion into clients' services and systems. she also offers proonedvidse pro bono representation to nonprofit organizations on these issues with a particular emphasis on human trafficking strategy efforts and measures. now all of the witnesses' written statements will be entered into the record in its entirety. i would ask each witness to summarize his or her testimony in five minutes or less and help stay within the time limit. there is a lighting device on the table, it will start green, go to yellow when there's one minute remain, and will turn red when the five minutes have expired. we begin with ms. haiks. i just noticed that mr. lungren is with us. did you want to say a kind word? i announced you weren't coming, i'm sorry. >> we have had seminars in our district on the issue of human trafficking. unfortunately, my area, by the f.b.i. statistics is one of the worst in the united states. a lot of people have a hard time believing that in sacramento

i will listen offline. guest: this goes to a question earlier. with rare exceptions, the united nations is able to have peacekeepers in ethiopia but only if they agree. if they want them gone, then they have to leave. a critical point to recognize is the primary responsibility for resolving conflicts challenges rests with the government in question. the u.n. can help and deploy forces to for see. the all the responsibility rests with the governments. it is a matter for governments to act. you would save, and this goes back to the argument earlier, the argument that when you reach extreme circumstances where the government is so irresponsible that it is massively abusing the rights of its own citizens. they should be will the same we're going to stay in the moment this ourselves. it was adopted by the general assembly and the security capital. in practice, that is a tough thing to do. and takes a lot of money, and governments are not always willing put that on the table for a country in where human rights are being abused. it is still a contrersia

services for all unlawful activities, combating abuse of rvices for -- combating this use of online and offlineontent and combating on lawful intrusions into client services and systems. she also provides pro bono representation to nonprofit organizations on these issues with a particular emphasis on anti-human trafficking strategy efforts and measures. all the witnesses written statements will be entered io the record in its entirety. we will ask each witness to summarize his or her testimony in five minutes or less and help stay within that time limit. there is a lighting device on the table that will start agreeing, goo yellow, and with one minute remaining -- and go red when the five minutes have expired. >> [inaudible] >> i apologize. >> i just notice dd that mr. lungren is here. >> if i could just say this about the chief. weave had some of ours and our district on thissue of human trafficking. unfortunately, my area is one of the worst in the entire united states. all lot of people would have a hard time believing that in saamento,e happen to be at the intersection of north-south interst