liz palmer. be careful, liz. thank you so much. and senator reid, i want to ask you first about the situation in afghanistan. our military commander there, general petraeus, was so disturbed by this and the reaction, the fallout in afghanistan that he sent emails to all the sunday morning shows telling them to please emphasize that he condemns this. now, you have afghanistan president karzai calling on congress to condemn the burning, and to prevent it, he says, from happening again. do you have a response to this? >> of course, this man in florida who burnt the koran, it's a publicity stunt. basically, had nobody in his church anyway. this is an effort to get some publicity for him. he got it. but in the process, 10... 20 people have been killed. religious extremism in any form is wrong. and certainly, all these deaths is wrong. i'm very, very disappointed that this man, who we had some dealings with in january, december, who indicated he wouldn't do anything, then suddenly-- the publicity had fallen down a little bit, so he decid

another thing the palmer study gave us was effect on our projected demand. you can see the higher line represents what we think would happen based on the climate change effect and that's 8 percent bump over norms in 2040. so a climate change enhanced version. the footnotes of this slide is since we conducted this study and this speaks to something chuck just mentioned their subjectively lower than when we first did this so that's an issue we're trying to understand how to incorporate that into our plan when demand is not going up in the same way it did in the past. there's fundamentally a different relationship. part of sit just a different way and we're sighing higher and a lot of infill with residential and high density residential. these are some of the things we're trying to figure out how that impacts our planning. next slide. so what are we doing as a result of this work. well, first we plan to use our work with local models for watershed and there's new models this year for the,ipc, these we think will be better to down scaling the global effects on t

yarne, palmer is relatively new, and i like to hear more about a weekend protect the units. it seems the development agreements run with the land, and how they can supersede it challenged in court? >> no one is suggesting that this supersedes state law. you cannot contract around state law. we have never represented the. what we believe is that we are complying with state law. and i do want to say again, i apologize that we have the bad luck of having the to build your primary attorneys who have worked on this not available. i have requested that cheryl adams be present, but i know that susan in charles sullivan have been the advising attorneys on this. >> and hopefully mr. sullivan gets out of jury duty rather quickly. thank you. any other questions, colleagues? then i think we should open this up for public comment. thank you, mr. yarne. we have a number of speakers, so we are going to limit them for two minutes. [reading names and organizations] >> hello, my name is a million. i am at the international high school. i think that if you're thinking about restoring a neighbo

elizabeth palmer, cbs news, tripoli. >> mitchell: in enforcing its no-fly zone, nato has been accused by some of favoring the rebel cause. but the alliance this weekend demonstrated that the ban applies to both sides. as we hear from allen pizzey. >> enforcing the no-fly zone means nato has to do more than keep moammar qaddafi's air force out of the skies. it now has the keep rebel planes from flying, too. these two mig fighter jets are all the air pour available to the rebels here in behghazi. they say they're not enough to win the fight against qaddafi's force, but they can make a difference, and the pilots say they're willing to keep flying them as long as nato will give them permission to do so. this pilot, who only wants to be identified as colonel halet, said he had permission yesterday when he took off in this mig 23 from the air base outside behghazi to bomb loyalist positions outside ash dauba. >> we fly normal. >> so you decided when to fly? >> yes. >> reporter: and you had permission to take off from nato? >> yes, we had permission. >> reporter: the flight request was sent

elizabeth palmer is in tripoli, and david martin at the pentagon. david, the u.s.says it's operating only in support of nato, but we're doing a lot more than we thought, aren't we? >> reporter: well, the pentagon revealed today that despite assurances the u.s. was no longer striking targets on the ground. american jets have, in fact, attacked libyan air defense sites three times in the last ten days. add in aerial refueling, reconnaissance, and electronic jamming missions, and the u.s. is flying 35% of all the nato missions. >> couric: so why are the europeans and the rebels complaining that americans aren't doing enough? >> reporter: well, they want the u.s. not to just attack qaddafi's air defenses. they want the u.s. to attack his ground forces. and specifically, they want to bring in the a.c.-130 gunship. here's the problem-- this is a video of a british jet dropping a bomb on a libyan tank. it destroys the tank, but then look what happens. all the libyan soldiers that were operating with that tank flee in pickup trucks. it's hard to bomb a pickup truck, but yo

elizabeth palmer reports. >> good afternoon to you.re en route to your cab-5245. >> reporter: for weeks, sergeant richard brandon's prying eyes have been scanning the royal wedding route. on this day, the area will be sealed off to the public with snipers on the roof tops. but in the run-up, his job is to zoom in and check out anything unusual, from workers to vehicles to tourist traffic. >> what we're able to do is look into those difficult-to-search areas. so roofs of buildings, canyons between buildings. we're an early warning system. >> reporter: a system in place from the top down and the ground up. on friday, 5,000 police officers will be on duty. most of them unarmed. but the terrorists are plotting. police say the biggest threats of an attack come from radical irish republicans or al qaeda. and then here are the anarchists who have bound to make trouble and they've been practicing. last december, they surrounded prince charles and camilla's car in central london shouting, "off with their heads." there's also a huge police effor

we have had the palmer decision since then. we have had other issues as well. i think evictions is a huge problem. the forgotten apartments around different lots. that is the sort of thing that happens in l.a. condominiums that demolished. it is more profitable for the developer of the cash flow is not working out, expected are not. it is going to be tempted to ls some of those garden apartments and build market rate condominiums there. i think thirdly we have to look at what is going to happen until the point of demolitions. we're going to see great incentive to get out tenants who are paying $900,000 and have to replace those units at $900,000 or rented to someone month ago at $2,500. i think we are going to see a lot of harassment. we're going to see intimidation. we are going to see natural vacation of those units by living in a construction zone. we're going to see buyouts. i think that was implicated in the plan that tenants can get money at any point to move. if this gets approved, we will see at least a thousand people lose their homes. chairperson mar:

harry. >> elizabeth palmer in tripoli tonight, thanks. in japan, an american teacher missing since the tsunami has been found dead. monty dickson from alaska was 26 years old. he called his girlfriend right after the earthquake hit. minutes later a 50-foot wave hit the city where he was teaching. meanwhile, no new leaks have been found at the damaged japanese nuclear plant. engineers yesterday plugged an eight-inch crack that had been leaking highly radioactive water into the sea. important news tonight for women coping with the symptoms of menopause. however, more replacement therapies have been shown to help, but it can be difficult to weigh that against some of the risks. however, there is some reassurance tonight for a certain group of women, and dr. jon lapook is here to explain. jon, good evening. >> reporter: good evening. >> smith: what is the benefit that might come from this therapy for this certain group of women. >> reporter: women who have been entertaining menopause have been afraid to take hormones because a huge study year

arnold palmer. arnold, the tee is yours. thrilled us all with his emotional victory here 25 years ago. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming six-time masters champion, mr. jack nicklaus. jack, the tee is yours. >> if i can get back up. [ laughter ] ♪ [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, the 2011 masters is now officially begun. have fun. >> and joining us now from augusta national golf club is jim nantz, host of the masters coverage right here on cbs. jim, good morning. >> good morning, chris. it's a beautiful morning here in augusta. and just as you join us, jeff overton tees off just a few steps away over on the first hole. and as you watched, it was a magnificent start to things. both arnie and jack ripped it right down the middle to the delight of the thousands here. >> ten masters tournament victories between the two of them. jim, let me ask you a personal question before i get some of your -- your -- your insight on the favorites for this yeararies tournament. this is our 26th year. your very first year wa

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elizabeth palmer on their lack of training and the deadly consequences. >> chaos in rebel lines has been a huge problem from the beginning both from the few commanders and for nato pilots. on friday at least 6 people are said to have been killed and 25 injured including children in an explosion after a nato air strike hit an ammunition truck. over the past few days rebel fighters discipline has improved and they have apparently received supplies. still gadhafi's military forces remain well dug in and fighting is at a stem. yesterday under un pressure the rebels offered a cease fire on condition that gadhafi's army withdraw from cities. no way says the president's spokesman. >> they are asking us to withdraw from our own cities and open our cities to people who are holding up arms, who are violent leadership and no one knows who they are. if this is not mad, then i don't know what it is. >> reporter: meanwhile although the violence around tripoli has been over for 3 weeks life is nowhere near normal. governments are hoping that will add to the pressure on gadhafi's government and encourag

the next poet is michael palmer. >> what of that wolf hound at full stride. what of the woman that serves as fairl guide and witness to the snowy hive? what of the singer robed in red and frozen at mid-song? and the stone, its brokenness, or the voice oft seen that says note the dragon seen but asking no questions of flight, no questions of irridescence, what of that century, did you see it pass? what of that wolf hound at your back? and then a poem that is for mahmud darlish called the dream of narcissus. the dream of narcissus, that there would be a silence loud as time. the dream of the writer that there could be a silence loud as time, the dream of time that rest might come, the dream of rest, that unrest might arise. the dream of the palm, the pilgrims would enter the village. the dream of the village, that they depart with their palms and the house dreaming of his leveling and the exile as well, the dream of night that the day would be purified, the dream of day that the dark would be lifted, and the dream of the dream but who is to speak of this? i don

elizabeth palmer, cbs news, tripoli. >>> the cost of gasoline continues to rise you might have noticedalso according to the latest stats from gas body.com. the courage average -- gas buddy.com. the current average,s ... >>> these prices are 4 to 5¢ higher than one week ago and $1 higher than the same time last year. >>> city of oakland is $3 million richer thanks to this year's running festival. >> that's right more than 7,000 runners laced up for the event last weekend with more than 1,000 coming from 39 states and 6 countries, they pumped money into oakland stores restaurants, transit agencies, entertainment venues while in town. it is the second consecutive year they have organized the races prior to 2010 oakland had not hosted a marathon in 25 years. >>> now it is time for weather jim bernard is off this morning. >> a live look at the santa clara valley it is currently 47 degrees san jose 46 in san francisco and 46 oakland right now. sunny skies over most of the area, for more on the week ahead here is lawrence karnow. >> good morning we are looking at a fantastic day ahead we had

elizabeth palmer in tripoli. we'll see you later in the broadcast. thank you. rebecca? >> russ, we now turn to the economy. here, more americans are getting jobs as the labor department reported on friday that u.s. employers added 216,000 jobs in march. that sent the jobless rate down fractionally to 8.8% and puts unemployment at its lowest level since march of 2009. one of the industries getting a boost is the u.s. car industry, and cbs news correspondent seth doane joins us from a chevrolet dealership in bay shore, new york. hey, seth. >> good morning, rebecca. any improvement in the economy is certainly good news at this dealership. overall new car sales in the u.s. are up 17%. a beginning of a recovery, perhaps. >> nearly two years after one of the worst recessions in our history, certainly the worst one in our lifetimes, our economy is showing signs of real strength. >> reporter: checking out clean energy vehicles in maryland on friday, president obama noted the unemployment rate fell a full point in the las

would be his fourth grebe jacket which, interestingly, would pull him even with tiger and arnold palmerd i think it's coming together. but handicapping a golf tournament is a very difficult thing to do. i do think that this week, players have been talking about how long the course is playing because there was a lot of rain here last week air, little bit of rain tuesday morning, but the forecast is supposed to be very, very hot. >> yeah. >> and dry. so the course is going to be playing what we call fast, tow so it could bring some of the shorter hitters, i believe, no into it. we've had year where's it played rock hard and a guy like zach johnson would win. and i think this year, given the warm weather, the dry weather-- it's going to dry this place out-- i think this could be a year where it's not going to be one of the bombers who could contend. you know what's interesting, charlie, before you asked the question, we are now six or seven questions into this. if this was a year ago, the first, second, third, and 15th questions and on would be about one guy. in every interview we've been

eight goes to monsanto another important issue he mentioned he said it does not matter how much of palmer is contaminated if it's half a percent one percent two percent it does not matter he will no longer own your seeds or plants. after this decision percy schmeiser and his wife are very demoralized just like many farmers who had been following the case percy decided to appeal the ruling and took the case to the higher court but after two more years of legal battles and no three hundred photos and canadian dollars of legal expenses the judges again ruled if you were contaminated with months sometimes genes you no longer own your seeds and plants then we only had one avenue left and that was the supreme court of canada first of all we said to the supreme court that a farmer always should have the right to use his seeds from year to year if on his own farm and the most had partnership for my wife and myself by that time was that no one nor corporation no individual should ever have the right to put a patent on higher life forms like a seed or plant. when i use the term higher life form i m

the contract monsanto can take all its prospect or monsanto can make him destroy his scrotum and a palmer is not allowed to say anything to anybody about it. you know the multinationals with these contracts are exercising more power than any government would ever dare to do months saddle in your two thousand and three contracts have another quires at it which states that a farmer can no longer sue wants or take months out of court or lay a lawsuit against monsanto the matter for what reason the it could be whether it's perceived or poor props they go longer consumers out almost takes their rates so we have a farm even taken months hundreds of courts or all or freedom of speech or expression is taken away total domination and control by a multinational over a farmer persuade stamping their primary into a home into the ground he has no longer any rights for and that's basically what the judge ruled in my case against our most honest case against me and not sound us patent is over enough though progress rates. and we hope that the supreme court will change that and give the rates back to the

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in 2002 through the university of washington through richard palmer and margaret hahn, i won't go over that now dash maybe later. next slide. a couple mayor studies we conducted is a reduction of our snow pact. the bowling watershed is not a rich environment. we do regularly get snow fall and our highest elevation in there is about 2500 feet. what we do

elizabeth palmer on how their lack of training resulted in deadly consequences. >> chaos in rebel haseen a huge problem from the beginning, both for the few commanders who are military professionals and for nato pilots. on friday near the front line, at least six people are said to have been killed and 25 injured, including children. in an explosion hit an ammunition truck. nato says it is investigating. >> over the past few days, rebel fighters discipline has improved and they apparently received supplies, including crucial communications equipment. still, gadhafi's military forces remain well dug into the oil part of bregga and fighting is at a stalemate. yesterday, the rebels offered a cease fire on condition that gadhafi's military withdraw from libyan cities. no way says the government spokesman. >> asking us to withdraw from our own city and open our cities to people who are holding up arms, who are triable, violence, leadership to the links and no one knows who they are. if this is not mad, then i don't know what it is. >> meanwhile, although the violence around tripoli has bee

there was a court case, the palmer decision, which said to me that i was right, what i said in 1984. it stopped inclusionary housing programs for rental units. you cannot set aside 15% of your unit's poor people under certain units if it is rental. the second case that came out, which fits into a more complex scenario of how this goes down in the ensuing years -- that is the embassy case. what was disturbing about that case -- the city of santa monica had a settlement agreement. it was a settlement agreement with the landlord to continue to rent certain units as rental units. subsequently, the landlord decided they did not want to abide by that agreement. when they went to court, the court of appeals found and said the landlord has an absolute right to go out of the business of maintaining these units. that is a right which cannot be waived by a landlord for themselves or a subsequent landlord. further, we do not need to look at the underlying agreement the tenants are raising. it is not relevant. do not care what kind of agreement it is. presumably would not care if it is a developm

bulk changes, and so it is a contract between the city and the developer for mutual benefit, in what palmer pointed out is it was not clear in that case what the developer was getting for those restrictions on their inclusionary rent control units, so we essentially learned from that. it is the same strategy we're using, by the way, for all of our inclusionary rental units in the city of san francisco today. we're using the development agreement process, and we are offering a specific exceptions or incentives, so again, i think the polymer case is important to emphasize. it points out what not to do. in a way, it was actually very helpful for allowing us to design something that will withstand legal challenge. i mentioned to embassy suites. again, the city attorney is not here today. at teacher hearings, perhaps they can comment on least some of this. embassy suites was another case where a local jurisdiction, i think santa monica, where light on a general waver. and i want to emphasize the korea also not relying on a general waiver here. we are relying specifically on the exception that is

rights who's used to seed from year to year and that was the basis we fought that for the reds so palmers. you're saying. one sadness patent on that gene is valid and wherever that tina rice by whatever means in any higher light form they own and control that light for and when i used to term higher life form i don't only mean seek your plant if birds these animals even a human being so now we have more questions then we have atrophied canada and regards who owns white. me. since two thousand and four percy schmeiser has not played at canola on his farm and is growing wheat oats and peace instead but increasingly there are volunteers are browned up resistant canola on his fields he informed monsanto which tested the plants and confirmed them as being their patient and canola but they would not remove the plants unless a full release a non-disclosure agreement was signed and in their release form first of all they said we can never ever talk to anyone to the press or i knew what the terms of settlement work and he wanted us to sign give all or rights away well that was no we were going to

palmer and 34 joseph lee mitchell escaped last night.h of them considered dangerous, possibly armed. police not talking about that in detail. mitchell in jail for distributing narcotics, palmer in jail for possession of stolen property and violating his probation. he's been in jail since last june, so quite a while. mitchell has only been in jail for less than 90 days. here is what they are saying. they want the public to call 911. we do have another number that they can call. (585)753-4178. they are depending on the public's help now. through scanner records what they are thinking is from listening to police scanners, rather, it's suggesting that the two men may be headed south, possibly florida or georgia, that is kind of the trail that they are following right now. i haven't been able to ascertain whether they have a history in those states. here is a look at the two guys that they are looking for, palmer and mitchell, last seen last night, they were present this morning gone, broken cell bars and a broken window at the monroe county

this rights who's used to seed from year to year and that was the basis we parked for the right so palmer's did. you ever think. monsanto's patent on a gene is valid and where ever that gene or rise by whatever means in any higher like form day old and control that like for and when i used the term higher life form i don't only mean seek your plant it's bird species animal even a human being so now we have more questions than we have atrophied canada in regards to who owns life. didn't. see. it. since two thousand and four percy schmeiser has not planted canola and his farm and is growing wheat oats and peace instead but increasingly there are volunteers a brown dog resistant canola on his fields informed monsanto which tested the plants and confirmed them as being their patrons of canola but they would not remove the plants unless a full release non-disclosure agreement was signed and in that release form first of all they said we can never ever talk to anyone to the press or a new person but the terms of settlement work he wanted us to sign give all our rights away well that was no way we

palmer and nicholas got things going with the ceremony first tee shot.od there. conditions were just about perfect. about goose to flying start. second shot on first bounce ins for eagle. finishes 2 under. sole possession of the lead for most of the day for mebling roadway. at 21 he's the youngest first round leader in master history. tiger woods 6 stroke back and nails a putt on 14. he's in search orr of the fifth green jacket. defending champ mickelson 5 off the pace. also on 14 he makes his birdie. pl hero known for big hitter but also pretty accurate. approach on the par 4 seventh nearly goes in. the spaniard made 5 birdie on the back 9 including 17 and 18 in the 2 previous masters he never shot better than a 75. so after one round mcel roadway and hero tied at 7 under par. choi and yang are 2 back. chung shot even par 72 while the world no. 1 player martin had a day to forget with a 78. >> despite rocky start look for nothing but hug an kisses tomorrow in the world champion giants welcome back for the home opener. game time 1:35. hosting a strugglin

and then you have the palmer versus city of los angeles case and again, it goes back to the issue of whether or not there is a waiver here that can happen. and this case raises concerns. so i don't think that we should delve bought -- into the specifics of the analysis but i think there are enough issues here that, again, raise questions about the adequacy, completeness, and accuracy of the e.i.r. analysis which ultimately is what's before us. [applause] president chiu: in response to supervisor campos' comments, he was reading from the case law but probably think it's not appropriate for us to discuss the underlying legal arguments and how they might apply in this case but agree this might be a appropriate topic for a future closed session. supervisor elsbernd. supervisor elsbernd: to the president, supervisor campos or to the city attorney's office. the two cases you referred to, did those analyze the density bonus exemption in costa hawkins or did those analyze the waiver exemption in costa hawkins? and with the legislation that will be in front of us, the development agreement, i

it comes after he surrendered to french forces he supported alice palmer internationally recognized winner of last of a collection. is now awaiting a criminal investigation into his actions and those of his entourage the resulting conflict between the two opponents has claimed nearly a thousand lives. the tail section of an air france jet that crashed off brazil's case in two thousand and nine a husband found the missing evidence is relatively intact raising hopes the black boxes will now be recovered retrieve my data could help investigators find together what caused the people crash all two hundred and twenty eight people onboard that plane. coming up fifty years after a unique gardens at first light days he made it possible speak out that should be a chance. to spend hours in high school districts when the state commission is going to need someone who said we're surprised with the law you. find out what all her trials and sacrifices sauntered volunteers and cheered to make sure the flights in space are returned in one place it's. the us defense department's funding of last year's level

and arnold palmer just wasn't fast enough for track. isn't it funny how sometimes success begins just by putting the right tools in the right hands? let's build a smarter planet. and here's what we did today in homes all across america: we created the electricity that powered the alarm clocks and brewed the coffee. we heated the bathwater and gave kelly a cleaner ride to school. cooked the cube steaks and steamed the veggies. entertained dad, and mom, and a neighbor or two. kept watch on the house when they slept. and tomorrow we could do even more. we're cleaner, domestic, abundant and ready now. we're america's natural gas. the smarter power today. learn more at anga.us. >> schieffer: we're back now to talk about the politics of this week's budget deal with two people who saw it up close. the good, the bad and the ugly. major garrett of "national journal," and our own nancy cordes, who both of them covered capitol hill. major, what do you make of this? and what does this pretend for what's about to happen here, this situation with rai

heels saying he will not be forced out of it place ready for talks with later and other coalitions palmer self-interest of the situation and things like that sex civilians as that when objective but out cease which contributor says the u.s. is not always stealing our strategy equally. barack hussein obama passionately presented his case for a looming genocide in libya and that in leave here the only way to prevent the looming humanitarian disaster was a humanitarian intervention despite an absence of the hard core evidence or even without dispatching fact finding mission from the e.u. and us or european union it would be natural and logical for us president finally and publicly admit that the mass atrocities against the armenian people war genocide at its worst how to reconcile the two opposite views on the same subject regarding their denial of the historical facts on the one side and on the other side selling the world public opinion on the hip pathetic olds that thank god has no materialized in levy in conflict and maybe some critics are prone to call him a liar but one thing is for su