that training -- proper training for the police and commander ollie touched on that and chief suhr. we have been working with captain lazzaro on doing video similar to what was shown and good footage to show scenarios how police should be behaving and working with captain lazzaro and pushed to get that done hopefully in the first quarter of 2014. it's pretty quick and also we want to see -- you mentioned the focus on the five. it seems unclear what the strategy is for enforcing that. it seems when we talk to captains in different departments understanding how the five and what's the strategy for doing that? how is it going to be enforced, reported back to the public to say these are the five major things. these are the five causes and intersections and how we're going to tackle the issues so those are the points i want to make today and nice next week and the one issue talking with the point board of supervisors and neighborhood services and public safety committee and there were two other member but they had to go and we have dised indicated members that are passionate about this i

hear them and a key change that will have a positive impact of the lastly as december as commander ollie pointed out seven people died. the only good news is two of the drivers involved in the fatalities were the cited and charged with vehicular manslaughter and a positive sign from the period and i want to personally commend commander ollie but i think he left and working with nicole snyder and i worked there as well and worked with them and extremely responsive to solve these problems but there is still work to be done and quickly to sum up what they are. we want to see all collisions reported by the sfpd. i know it's hard work but it needs to be done so we need to know what problems to solve. we need to investigate the collisions and not just report them but investigate them. officers should be trained on an ongoing basis. the lessons you learn you keep. it takes 60 days to form a habit, not what they tell you in school. and it's important to enforce the traffic laws that have the biggest impact adversely on the most vulnerable road users. that's key as well. and if we're doing that e

that training -- proper training for the police and commander ollie touched on that and chief suhr. we have been working with captain lazzaro on doing video similar to what was shown and good footage to show scenarios how police should be behaving and working with captain lazzaro and pushed to get that done hopefully in the first quarter of 2014. it's pretty quick and also we want to see -- you mentioned the focus on the five. it seems unclear what the strategy is for enforcing that. it seems when we talk to captains in different departments understanding how the five and what's the

ollie heinonen. senior fellow at the harvard kennedy school of government. prior to this position he served for 27 years at the international atomic energy agency, including deputy director general. he led the agency's efforts to identify and dismantle nuclear proliferation networks including overseeing efforts to contain iran's nuclear program. he has led nuclear program investigations around the world including to south africa, iraq, north korea and syria. welcome. last, but not least, we welcome mr. david albright founder and president of the nonprofit institute for science and international security. mr. albright has written numerous assessments on nuclear programs throughout the world. your statements in full will be made part of the record and feel free to summarize them. we will start with you, mr. ambassador. >> thank you, chairman. members of the joint subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to testify before you once again. i'm honored to sit here on the panel with a group of very distinguished and committed colleagues. we hope that a comprehen

and also some ideas that we can bring to the board of supervisors, and i also know that commander ollie and the chief has been working with nicole snyder with walk sf and lea from the bicycle coalition and with the collaborative and getting people to the table and i know they shared ideas and i want to commend the department for being collaborative on that and coming to the public safety hearing with some ideas on really what we need from the board to turn the tide. >> yes. >> thank you commissioner. commissioner kingsley. >> commander thank you for your presentation. >> you're welcome. >> can we revisit this maybe in three months to get an update on -- >> you're going to get more on thursday. >> no, but i mean -- yeah, to keep track going forward. i know as a city we're going to look at this but from the department, the arrests, the citations and the accidents what time frame makes sense? >>i am happy to do a quarter update and whatever the first meeting in april, july, first in october. >> sounds great. sounds good. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> anything fusht further for the command

olli -- >> thank you. is i wanted to say is that not just about the united states, it is about the community. more needs to be invested to the p5 plus one. without them -- [indiscernible] >> i think that is true in terms of what our red lines are. it seems to me that the united nations always said that iran was not going to be able to enrich. ,ow it is like, well, you know you can enrich -- i think the redline for congress should be no enrichment. i think that is the only way that we can have somewhat degree of certainty that this is something we can prevent from happening in terms of having a nuclear weapon. one thing that is on about this agreement and these negotiations is nobody is talking about -- about thethat is odd agreement and negotiations is nobody is talking about terrorism and iran's role on international terrorism. there has been terrorism on the united states going back to the embassy takeover and beirut. they were attacking our service members in iraq with efp's. how can it be that we are k

his name is ollie. >> cool as a cucumber. >> cool cat. re. are locked in in a winter wonderland on the upper west side of new york city. >> winter wonderland? how about a frozen waste land? how about a living hell? i am freezing. we are busting out the heavy stuff. the ear flaps -- >> yes, very stylish. >> you actually do look stylish. >> i can't feel my face. it is not just here. the storm stretched for 1,000 miles from kentucky to massachusetts. schools are shut down today. roads are treacherous and thousands of flights are cancelled. >> what are we complaining about? at least it's above zero. this morning we take you to the coldest city in america where they are embracing the extreme. >>> speaking of cold. prince harry's journey into the south pole. we have a few hints for you. the trek involves a prosthetic leg, potent home brew and lots of time spent building toilets. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning, i'm john muller. >> i'm marci gonzalez in for diana perez. >> back inside a warm studio. it was cold

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so that of ollie way down. we'll provide some improvements but a whimper by whistleblower protection or would really stop this. a back door either the backdoor compromising the nsa has undertaken. it would not. i think of. if you really stop the this massive collection of of the mega data. the two from the information who sent what to do and plan of. in short it does not. of you does not invoke the probable cause standard in all our fourth amendment to the constitution says there shall be no search and seizure of person old property or information without the enforcement or surveillance agency going before an independent judge proving that they know what they're doing. proving that they're not on a wild goose chase for operating on an empty hunch. i ended up with very specific accounting of who they are looking for and what they are looking for now meanwhile we also have this white house appointed can all make the audi long list of forty six recommendations designed to increase transparency that very day that t

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chip -- chip olli is even getting into the game.mingly the company must think that it's not huge jump from quesadillas to pizzas. coming up no-pra, why the oscars were not a coming out party for the queen of pop. there's more to finical news than the ups and downs of the >>> hard to believe but jackass presents bad grandpa is an oscar-nominated film and lee butler's the butler isn't. the oscar nominations were surprising in a lot of ways and we'll return them down with bill wyman and bill press in los angeles host of the online movie review show, what the flick. billet's start with the biggest snubs which surprised you the most? >> question the whole premise of snubs times, because the people that were nominated don't think they were snubbed. but i think they thought mr. banks, tom hanks would get nominated for that. and oscar loves the coen brothers, but didn't come through for them this time. >> how about you ben? >> i tend to agree with bill in the snub i think was flawed. two or three weeks ago if you looked on offshore gambling

ollie johnson raised to the rafters all the conference in all three of his varsity seasons with the dozen and mark tollefson goes for 12 points. this time the dons with a block matt glover. dickerson will get the point, dickerson leading with 28. the dozen up at halftime. santa clara battled down the stretch. clark with the steal and brownridge two of his team-high 30. the dons closed strong. dickerson will take the long pass for two more. 75-66. the dozen 6-3 in the west coast conference. the gaels at home against loyola marymount, off to a good start with the shooting of the joosti. st. mary's grabbed the lead and joosti with 15 points. now check out the hustle of joosti in the second half. joosti rans ball and makes the pass to waldow for the hoop waldow gets the loyola defender in the air and st. mary's rolls 89-61? >> no coach more associated with conternry college basketball than duke's mike krzyzewski. blue devils against florida state in what could be the coach's 900th win. duke up by 18 at halftime. second half, suleiman between the more 11. coach k gets no. 900 and. well, histor

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ollie a lee and the children growing up now without him. >> the hardest part is knowing that they won't to walk them down the aisle, he won't be there to see that. i feel pain for myself, but my biggest source of pain is for them. >> narrator: and as for what happened in the early hours of december 30th, 2010, maybe someone knows. and maybe not. >> reporter: that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm lester holt, for all of us . [siren wails] [tires screeching] - [exhales]

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gnome sitting around reading all these text messages and listening to all my uncles was not even with ollie algorithms in the world they can't do it and they don't want to do it. all of these things are built on the same principle which is the gift and on leaving and they want to see where that leaves knows how far it branches out one of the interesting things that the present was talking about today was in was saying that in the phone monitoring questions you can't go anymore and three steps or move because obviously the unit thirty steps remove the tubes geometrical eat larger been reduced to two is better and isn't it too. so there's all kinds of things like that at the top of the bottom line for him however it is very simple nobody is gonna give a about the aclu and the civil liberties problems that there's another attack on the united states anything remotely like nine eleven everybody will say why was there not more done. where did you go wrong. edwards snowden has a hero today will go down as a trader in everybody's mind if that happens and so true. thank you christopher dickey on to

i know you're not supposed to ollie for a couple of years, but do you have any idea what you will bee for the rest of your life? >> so the system that they put in place is, it's an elabora elaborate -- they're sending six rockets to the surface of mars, those ships will have approximate bo life support systems and two supply systems. once you connect them all together using robots, we'll then be able to live there on the surface in crews of four. once we're there, we'll be able to do all sorts of things. science will be our main objective. we'll be going outside of the habitat three times a week and we'll be conducting scientific experiments, learning about mars's past and ultimately earth's future as part of the solar system. >> i hear the excitement in your voice, you are young, you have so many years left to live. how do you say goodbye to your family? >> yeah, that's a big part of what's always weighing in the back of my mind. my family's very support ty of everything i have done, my mother, my father and my sister. they have done nothing but support, i have been telling them for