sullivan philips. >> [ringing bells] >> sullivan philips, ladies and gentlemen! let's hear it for him. our third contestant has been with muni for 10 years. he's been on the cable car for six years. ladies and gentlemen, mr. howard woo. they're doctor they're not booing you, they're woo-ing you. ok. now if you weren't driving a cable car what would you be doing every day? >> fishing every day the >> excellent fishing off the coast here. what advice would you give to new operators of cable cars? >> new operators? stay out of buses. >> ladies and gentlemen, mr. howard woo. give us your practice ring and the real thing. howard woo. [ringing bells] >> howard woo, ladies and gentlemen. fantastic. all right. our fourth contestant, ladies and gentlemen, is a grip and a conductor. he's been with muni for 35 years. he's been on the cable car for 18 years. 1999 champion to ring in the millennium and 2004 champion. ladies and gentlemen, mr. frankware. -- mr. frank wear. how's it going today? >> great. >> if you weren't driving the cable car what would you be doing? >> i'd b

philip terzian. after that, the british iraq inquiry and testimony from the foreign ♪ >> this week, on "q&a", philip terzian. >> >> philip terzian literate editor of "the weekly standard". what did you learn? >> i learned that any relationship between the act of writing a speech for a secretary of state and the delivery of the speech by the secretary is purely accidental and serendipitous. i learned a great deal about the bureaucracy of the state department. was most interesting and frustrating to me was that i would be given -- i would be told that the secretary would be giving a speech and no guidance and i would ask what he wanted to say and what he wanted to emphasize and nobody really knew. i would write a draft based on what i thought he would want to say and then at that draft would be sent to 40, 5460 people, various bureaus in the department and embassies overseas. these people would slow listen the revisions back. it was my job to collate all of these revisions, or do i accept some and reje

philip and nancy garrido appeared in court yesterday. his attorney didn't discuss the plan to have them mentally unfit, but nancy garrido's attorney did outside the courthouse. >> do you think he's nuts? >> everybody's nuts. >> do you think he's more nuts than the rest of us? >> probably. >> the garrido's are accused of kidnapping dugard and holding her hostage for 18 years. philip raped jaycee when she was 18 and mattered her two children. the garrido's next court appearance is october 7. >>> meanwhile, family spokesperson for dugard is blasting recent photos taken of jaycee and her daughters. someone apparently snapped the photos last weekend and has put them up for sale. her spokeswoman says i'm saddened by the photos of jaycee and her two daughters being offered to the media. they are survivors of violent crimes. it's still not clear whether those photos have been purchased. >>> 7:04. san jose is looking for a new police chief. city leaders want your opinion before they choose their next top cop. a series of community meetings are sc

bill philips, the father of the defensive lineman was among the five who survived. they were on their way to a salmon fishing camp when the weather turned bad and the plane crashed into a mountain. >> they estimated there was about a hundred-yard gash leading up the hillside as the plane traveled up the hillside and then came to rest. >>> stevens served 40 years in the senate. he lost his seat after being convicted on corruption charges that were later overturned. >> a lot more to bring you. the head up flight uh 10 dent has a fan plug. >> are you losing your job? >> more than likely. >> he was released from jail. >> and pay back time for wells fargo customers. they have $200 million coming their way. scprie if you are a netflix customer, more instant movies customer, more instant movies coming your way. ok. what if i just had a small slice? i was good today, i deserve it! or, i could have a medium slice and some celery sticks and they would ccel each other out, right? or...ok. i could ha one large slice and jog in place as i eat it or...ok. how about one large slic

philip klein? guest: well, i tnk the issue again s sort of the an agenda pursued if you look at, sort of the health care legislation. the american people tried over and over again to send a message to congress that they didn't want this massive heah care law passed. when ty went into the town hall meetings, people, they were dismissed by democrats as angry mobs sent by the insurance companies when scott brown won ted kennedy's senate seat in the most liberal onef the most liberal states in the country, they ignored that. they said the poles would improve once health care was passed and we still see amounting opposition and see in missouri for instance this week. 71 percent voted against the rejected individual mande. that was sort of a central plank of obama care forcing individuals to purchase a health care policy that's dtated by the government and do so under the threat of attack. and these are unpopular policies pursued and just completely ignoring what the american people want, so it's not sur

on the opposite side of the country, authorities in boston today reported the jailhouse death of philip markoff, who gained notoriety last year as the so-called craigslist killer. john bentley has more on markoff's alleged crimes and the circumstances of his death. >> reporter: philip markoff died behind bars sunday morning in what massachusetts authorities called an apparent suicide. the 24-year-old boston university medical student was charged with the murder of julissa brisman who markoff met through the adult services section through the advertising web site craigslist. prosecutors say after brisman went to markoff's boston hotel room, he tied her up and shot her. >> it appears that ms. brisman put up a fight. she sustained blunt head trauma to her skull. >> reporter: markoff was also charged in two other assaults that same week, one in rhode island, the other in boston. both victims were also solicited on craigslist. >> he just said, you know, if you do everything you're asked, no harm is going to come to you. i had about $800 in cash. he grabbed that, put that in his pocket. >> re

the question of philip gregos mental health could delay his trial on this of philip gregos mental healthelay his trial on this charges ofñno carrierringconnec >> he was allegedly holding j.c. do guard captive. then there's the gps monitoring official say agents ignored information from a gregos monitoring bracelet. the tried tracking map here to spend more time in his backyard that this house. now there's a new state task force that reviews gps monitoring. the new policy that dictates how often agents check parolee's daily electronic tracks. there's also a new policy mandating that agents because friends and neighbors familiar with the pro league. something official say was never done in the credo case. new legislation has also led to it the change in the department of corrections supervision model. the legislation that was passed last year allows low-level offenders to be placed on on supervised parole it's reducing agents caseloads from 70 to 48. this allows agents to focus on the high risk parolee's like sex offenders. christine conley kron 4 news. >> let's take a live look at traffi

i think everybody respected philip hart on both sides. interestly, he was the only one to object to the naming of the russell and the dirksen buildings. he felt they should wait longer to determine whether or not those individuals merited that kind of historical recognition. in 1976, he was dying. his term was ending. his colleagues respected him so much that they named the building for him. he is the only senator to know that one of the buildings was going to be named for him. >> i counted 49 senators in that office building. 37 in russell. but only 13 -- and i am missing one. >> dirksen was built as a committee building. it was built in the 1950's when television had come into its own. they wanted to set the committee rooms so that tv cameras could be brought in fairly easily. the idea was that most of the committees would be in the dirksen building and the chairman of the committees would have the adjacent offices. that happened at first, but the chairmen who were veterans liked the russell building more. it is a classy building. mahog

sullivan philips. ken lunardi. and joseph hsu. come up and get your trophies. thank the judges.ime for what you've been waiting for, third place, ladies and gentlemen, mr. howard woo. howard woo. again, they're not booing you. all right. mr. ken mcdonald. chief of muni operations officer, please come forward to help me present the second place trophy. second place, ladies and gentlemen. mr. frank ware. and before we announce the winner i'm going to drag this out even longer. i'm going to take a moment to thank the kind people who made the 47th annual cable car bell ringing contest possible the the vice chair of the sfmt board of directors. and friends of the cable car music, union square association, trophy masters shanghai restaurant, ghirardelli chocolatesing, and the american automobile association and the $250 cash prize, deluxe sightseeing. let's bring up gilberto gad oy with the hand-crafted bell. and the winner is -- >> mr. leonard oates. congratulations. >> leonard oates. he retains the crown. [applause] that concludes the 47th annual cable car bell ringing contest. than

dugard and her two daughters, fathered by her alleged abductor philip garrido were kept in a compound in nearby antioch for 18 years. although haas was a registered sex offender parole officers never checked on reports that people were living in the yard. corrections officials say they are now training officers to have a greater sense of diligence. >>> >> i'm not here telling you that the department in all of those years, there wasn't missed opportunities to crack this case, i'm simply telling you it was a very difficult case to crack. >>> due guard and her two daughters reported lie celebrating with a camping trip in northern california. philip garrido and his wife nancy are in an eldorado jail on kidnap and rape charges. >> we're marching towards the weekend and we would like some nice weather. >> what a cool down we had today. 51 san francisco to 87 degrees in livermore and gilroy, you can blame it all on can you see the low patch of flog passing through the waning gibb let's moon? how much warmer was it? try 25 degrees warmer, that burning one at 106, it was 22 degrees cooler in s

is former cia agent philip giraldi thank you very much for joining us mr draw i'd like to begin with the military objective many would say it has not yet been achieved by the u.s. team steadfast in its decision to pull out do you think it's the right decision and the right time for that matter. well i think it very definitely is the right and the right decision in that the united states continued presence in iraq is not really a stabilizing force i believe that the united states so withdrawal in fact is overdue . now the plans of course are to cut troop numbers from one thousand four hundred forty four thousand one hundred rather forty four thousand to fifty thousand the situation of course on the ground very difficult there do you think the remaining troops will be in even more danger. well i think currently the troops are are generally just backing up iraqi security forces and as such are playing a secondary role the big question is to what extent is an american military presence something that props up the government in the sense of of enabling a government to be created as you we

and the boys are iran well for more on this i'm now joined by philip giraldi in washington he's a former cia counterterrorism official thanks very much indeed for joining us now iran's first nuclear power plant due to be activated on saturday being branded by some as a potential threat to the west what do you make of that well i think that that claim is rather false the plant is not actually capable of producing any weapons grade uranium or plutonium so i don't really see what the argument is except that many people in the west in the united states and israel are completely opposed to iran having any nuclear capability at all all of your views are very different to the former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. john bolton he doesn't see it as a threat in fact he said that israel really should take military action before the loading of the fuel takes place by tomorrow what do you make of those sort of statements. well bolton basically is is his argument is essentially that any facility that iran has that has any kind of nuclear capability should be stopped and if you accept that argument which i

>>reporter: we do know that tonight police do have 5 teens detained and one of them 18-year-old philip stewart has been arrested and booked on murder charges. now we are in the heart of the theater district which is full of tourists. last night a german woman just happened to be walking down the sidewalk when she was shot and killed. the husband of murder victim shore left the king george hotel around 7:00 o'clock and flew back to the home in germany. >> deep in his heart he's crushed. after being with someone for all these years and they come to celebrate, i believe it was their 25 silver anniversary. >>reporter: he said he helped steven pack. >> some of the things that he didn't want to take because it was just too hard for him. >>reporter: subpoenaed night around 9:00 o'clock a hail of bullets was fired outside this building just half block away from the couple hotel at mason and geary street. private party was being held for teenagers between 13 and 17 years of age. surveillance camera capture people running for cover. >> there was another man over here that i saw. he had gotten li

police say philip stewart of san francisco in connection with the murder that left two injured and one dead. she was visiting with her husband from germany when she was caught in the crossfire and died sunday night. the shooting happened at the 400 block of mason street the shooting appears to have been done as an altercation in that area. firefighters association they will be taking look at the latest proposed deal this morning a meeting is set in san jose 9:00 a.m. they will decide discuss what they have put on the table for the negotiations which take a look at what the union will be voted the city is proposing 9 percent cut in pay and benefits for firefighters it would save the city more than $10 million. that could mean some of the 49 cadets could be rehired. firefighters are pushing for 3.5% at which would save $4 million. chp plans to crack down on drivers who ignore the hands free cell phone was behind the wheel. it went into effect two years ago now officials say drivers are starting to revert back to their old ways. chp driving with that well on a cell phone can be dangerous

police booked 18 philip stewart of san francisco in connection with the murder of the german tourist and two other they were injured. 50 year-old mechthild schrÖer was visiting with her husband from germany when she was caught in a crossfire and died on sunday night. 400 block of mason street near union square. it began as an altercation at a party in that area. >> former senator ted stevens is believed to been aboard a plane that crashed in alaska. they are expected on the ground this morning the national guard has said there are fatalities there were eight people on board. ted stevens believed to been of board is airplane that crashed in alaska. some confirmation from the associated press that he was on board that flight. >> world health organization says the pandemic is over. the world is now moving into the post pandemic face the flu has largely run its course. who says 18,000 people have died worldwide since the break >> began in >> san jose firefighters they will be taking a look at the latest proposed deal this morning. a meeting scheduled for 9:00 a.m. as the board discusses

>> i think the relationship was more likely just in philip markoff's head.acted trial. and that was the one thing in his life that he still had going for him was -- and she had stayed loyal to him for some weeks after his arrest. it was his way of saying good-bye, i believe. >> also, the word "pocket" was scrawled. do we have any idea what that meant? >> so strange. it's believed that was a pet name the two had they shared. >> mar ya, let me ask you exactly how decommit suicide? i know there have been reports as to exactly how he took his own life. >> at this point the cause of death appears blood lost and as fis indication and authorities say by cutting the carotid artery and severing major blood vessels in his arms, wrists and ankles. as a final act he put a bag over his head he cinch with gauze and covered himself and the bag allowed him to basically asphyxiate to speed up the death process. that's what that move suggests. >> was there any indication he was suicidal. i know when he was first incarcerated there was but in the months since, did they just ki

but tonight one person, philip stuart is being charged with murder. kron 4's jonathan talked to a cab driver that helped track down the suspect. >> reporter: a phone call they got from the cab driver. >> i received a message that there was police action. i see there is a car in front of me, pulled over, this guy running down the street, jumped in the car, ran a red light. pipped up a couple more die -- picked up a couple more guys. didn't seem right the way they were jumping in the car. i called dispatch, gave them a description, license plate number. as soon as we crossed over market street i see them pull over. and couple of the guys jump out, i pulled up about 30 feet ahead of them and watched what was going on. while i was on the phone, right after that, cop cars started swarming from all directions. and surrounded the guys before they could get 10 feet. the mayor thanked me for my bravery -- bravery. >> reporter: he said any driver would have done the same thing. >>> more than a month after a fire gutted trace elementary school classes will resum

aprobaron una resolución que puso de manifiesto la falta de confianza en el director john martins y philipdonado su misión principal de proteger al público. >>> existen limitaciones por la administración obama en lo que pueden hacer los agentes de ice en encontrar personas trabajando ilegal en estados unidos y en otros casos de manejar vehículos borrachos, por ejemplo. >>>lori: >>>periodista: el sindicato dice que quiere distanciarse de situaciones mal encaminadas que podrían poner en riesgo a muchos estadouniden estadounidenses los directores de la agencia de inmigración y aduanas. han dedicado a promover la reforma migratoria en vez de pedir al congreso más fondos para poder dar frente a la inmigración indocumentada. el departamento de seguridad nacional, rechazó las criticas que dijeron no tener sentido. señalan como el número de der poro tagsz aumentó en 38% este año comparado al 2008-2009 ch. t en una declaración escrita que el voto de no confianza es una táctica del sindicato con la cual se está negociando. y es otra maniobra para los que no quieren ver una amplia reforma migratoria.

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she was discovered in berkeley after philip garrido was trying to get a permit.e and his wife have been in jail for a year. he will appear earn court in october to determine if he is mentally fit for trial. >> day two for the garbage strike in san mateo county. more than 500 trash collectors and drivers called the 48 hour strike on wednesday. the strike is intended to express solididary with workers at the land fill. kron 4's marine kelly shows us the mess this strike is causing. >> people were supposed to have their garbage picked up two days ago. it's starting to smell and drawing flies. >> reporter: look over here. you can see it looks like raccoons have been at work. pulled out a lot of bags and ripped them open. there is old napkins. coffee grinds. a lot of homes have garbage bags bursting out of their cans. look here, you can see, check out how some of the carb bord is now littering the streets. the residents wish they have gotten some notice and hope it comes to an end on friday. >>> a sewage spill that flooded garages and 6 homes made its way into the wat

. ---- philip stewart de 18 aÑos, fue arrestado, pero esta tarde la fiscalia dijo que no tiene la evidenciaara acusarlo. --- y a menos de un mes de que un niÑo de 2 aÑos muriera tras ser atacado por 3 perros pitbull en concord... concord... ....supervisores de 2 condados, estan proponiendo una ley que requiera que todos los canes de esta raza que vivan en areas no incorporadas, sean castrados. ---la propuesta es para los condados de santa clara y contra costa.---grupos defensores de los animales, seÑalan que este tipo de leyes enfocadas a razas especificas ... no son efectivas. --- y una de las noticias principales de hoy, es que, el padrastro de hassani campbell, el niÑo que desaparecio sin dejar rastro hace 12 meses en oakland, ha sido seÑalado nuevamente por la policia como el sospechoso principal de su desaparicion... =blanca garza=---despues de un aÑo de la desparicion de hassani campbell, un niÑo de oakland, la policia vuelve a hablar del caso, y da detalles sobre sus investigaciones hasta el dia de hoy. ---campbell fue reportado como extraviado por su propio padre adoptivo quien hoy,

. >>> the lawyers for philip garrido say they will try to get him declared unstable. the lawyers say the mental health issue came up on friday. meanwhile this thursday will mark one year since jaycee dugard was discovered. kron 4's christine describes how the parole system changed. >> they are nonintensifying property of sex offenders. in the 10 years they super vised him they never noticed this secrete backyard compound. then the gps monitoring. agents ignored information from the bracelet. you see a map here that shows he spent more time in his backyard than his house. now there is a task force that reviewed monitoring. there is also a new policy mandating agents speak with friends and neighbors, something that was never done in this case. new legislation also led to a change in the department of correction superviz model. the legislation allows low level offenders to be placed on unsuper vised parole. this allows agents to focus on high risk offenders. more agents are being hired, 440 by this time next year. agents and super visors are also getting more training. >

for these to be here to access the su which would of zerto contain the sewa >> 10-50 minutes, to philip each of these tankers and city officials to not know what caused this. and this sewage pipes are 30 years old and the one that broke perhaps it is old. once it is repaired, a private clinic company will come in and remove the raw sewage, including the garage. and the flooding was limited only to look garage. they were looking to get this fixed by sundown. in redwood city, jeff bush. >> a live look aside a walnut creek camera. northbound headlights, the south split. sluggish in both directions we will be free back. in early 1999 when ebay... was a small company that meg-- meg knew wt she was doing. she has this ability to come to a very confusing situation, take a look and figure out what the right thing to do is. there was no playing things loose or close to the edge. we were going to do things the right way... because ultimately, that's the way you build a company to last. she was always asking us to be as efficient as possible, to be as frugal as possible. she gets in at the heart o

year anniversary of the finding of jaycee dugard was kidnapped, and discovered in berkeley after philipurrie know, a parolee of various sex crimes tried to get a permanenit and it turns out te were children that phillip gurrido have been jailed. he will be in court in october to determine if he is mentally fit for trial. >> to see our extended forecast expendit extended cooling, and e will see much cooler temperatures and warming into next week. your full forecast coming up in just a few minutes. e headed up to oregon to visit my parents. the riveras are taking their first family vacation. [ dad ] hey, do you guys want to see the largest artichoke ever grown? [ kids ] artichoke! artichoke! they needed some tools to help them keep track of their spending along the way. wells fargo checking with mobile banking lets them check their balance wherever they happen to be. the widest one or the tallest one? the closest. the closest. well, if you got the 4-wheel drive, you could go down this road here. [ mom ] i think we're lost. [ dad ] it's ok. we'll find some other big vegetable. [ male annou

more on philip markoff's alleged crime and the circumstances of his death. he died behind bars in what authorities callth an apparent suicide. the 24 year old medical student was charged with the murder of julyisa brisman who he melt through the adult services section of craigslist. prosecutor say after brisman went to his hotel room he teed her up and shot her. >> it appears she put up a fight. >> reporter: markoff was charged in two other assaults that week. one in rhode island, the other in boston. both victims were on craigslist. >> if you to d what you're asked no harm will come you to. >> reporter: 48 hours mystery producer wrote a book about his crime spree called seven days of range. he says while some described him as brilliant the police investigation found he had a dark side in he what's the perfect medical student orbs the other hand had a deviant sexual life. >> it was not all about sex. drowning in a sea of death and struggling with a gambling problem, markoff needed the money. i talked to the two surviving women, and both of them said he didn'

philip lam says he wants to keep the arm band. germany's coach has yet to announce a decision on the captain question. it is a subject that has sparked heated debate. meanwhile, the sporting director of the team is adding fuel to the fire. when someone states that they only want to play for two more years, and the coach of the national team has a three or four year plan, it is legitimate to consider whether it really makes sense for both parties. could his days on the national squad the number? other questions played his private life. comments made by former teammate have sparked rumors that he may have been involved with lum's girlfriend. his normally savvy consulting team has yet to address speculation. with his image its stake, he has a tough road ahead to get his reputation back on track. >> the berlin zoo that brought you knut the polar bear now has black panther cubs. they are both the male. there were born last month at the zoo in the german capital. unlike in the wild, where the big male catholic child-care to the females,

stand up for lager and our flock i stand up for two hundred forty kids as well i'll represent old philip morris for elementary and i will stay on and i will fight and i will do whatever it takes to get something done for those children that day as who's left him no more it's al old you know that it. was such. an. i think the league. will be. really. good. at it he said. well you know i couldn't talk to as many folks as i have along the way that a lot of folks shows for revenge a kind of a lot of folks on the issue we've raised a little money for the new school only issue in one of our goals for us is come here and hopefully make the santa bird and i feel that we have conflict all three of them and i believe this goal for a lot of doors for a lot of people on this issue you know it's very important for me to walk on march fourteenth two thousand and seven the state board of surface mining overturned a west virginia department of environmental protections ruling that denied massey energy a permit to build a second coal silo behind the school this decision cleared the way for the expansion

>> philip is if anything a little bit on the mild side. the numbers we had at the time the 9/11 commission met was that there were 88 congressional committees and sub committees that had something to do with intelligence oversight. we thought they would reduce it to 79. you've just told us it's actually gone up to 100. i can say myself, i served a little bit more than two years on the senate intelligence committee, and i quit because it was worthless. we didn't have any real authority over those intelligence agencies. they didn't pay a lot of attention to us. in fact i hardly ever heard anything reported even in a secret meeting that i didn't read in the "washington post" within 48 hours. it seemed to me to be a waste of time. if anything, i think it's gotten worse since. >> warner: how about you, john mclaughlin, from sitting as an agency head, how did oversight look to you? >> well, the first thing i would say is it's very important that we have good oversight. i want to make clear that's a goal and an objective i support. oversight work

philip markoff apparently committed suicide inside his boston jail cell over the weekend. he was accused of killing julissa brisman, a masseuse who had advertised on craigslist. they vow to continue the search for justice. >>> the flood disaster in pakistan is affecting 20 million people right now and floodwaters are covering about a quarter of the country. u.n. sec ban ki-moon is calling the worst he's ever seen and calling for more international aid. a change of mission after year's of combat in the region. >> i sat down and spoke to all the troops about turning that switch off. but i think the first time that i looked at the children i was no longer concerned. >> the flooding could get worse before it gets better monsoon rains are expected to continue for a few more weeks. >> now for this morning's weather from around the nation. showers and thunderstorms in the northeast turning severe in the afternoon. expect damaging winds and hail from the nation's capital up to new england. heavy rain and flooding along the gulf coast. downpours and isolated flash flooding from tex

assistant secretary of sfat philip crowley expressed his concern on monday. >> we're disappointed athe announcement. we're going to classify with the uae what's behind this announcement. but we think it's -- sets a dangerous precedent. >> four major department stores in japan released their data for july on monday. sales at three out of four department stores were down from the previous year. against the downward trend is isetan. its sales rose 0.6% in july. the firm attributes the increase to strong results in summer sales campaigns. in contrast, they fell 9.1% for mitsukoshi. the department store said the heat wave in july helped boost sales of summer items, such as pair sorasols and hats but that jewelry and other expensive items didn't find many buyers. they said sales of mainstay women's clothing are still weak. >>> in central tokyo, the vacancy rate in tokyo office buildings continues to rise. many companies are looking to streamline by moving to cheaper rental spaces or consolidating. >> reporter: tokyo's ward is full of office buildings like this nine-story one. a consulting

stand up a larger and lower fly i stand up at two hundred forty two as well i'll represent the old philip morris fork elementary and i will stay and and i will fight and i will do whatever it takes to get something done for these children that they issues allow him no more as i'll hold on to that it. was such. he was. handling. nobody would. believe. it if he said. well no i couldn't talk to as many folks i have along the way that a lot of folks shows for revenge a kind a lot of folks on the issue we've raised a little money for the new school only issue in one of our goals was to come here and hopefully make a stand a bird and off field we have conflict all three of them and i believe it's going for a lot of doors for a lot of people on this issue no it's very important for me to walk on march fourteenth two thousand and seven the state board of surface mining overturned a west virginia department of environmental protections ruling that denied massey energy a permit to build a second coal silo behind the school this decision cleared the way for the expansion of massey energy's coal proc

there was a disciple named philip reaching out to the black from ethiopia. they go into the water together and get baptized. every generation since then has been trying to go back and read discover this. this is part of what this message is about. tavis: i wonder bank it is your sense that most of us truly believe -- if it is your sense that most of us truly believe in your subtitle. by fundamentally do not believe that most people do not believe. nobody is trying to put that in them. i am not convinced we are live it -- a living in a nation that people believe that they were made for a purpose. that purpose is to make a difference. >> that is a good point. there is such a tendency to get in side are shells. -- inside our shelves -- shells. i have to keep all that i can as long as i can. a couple of things here on this book. one thing that i discovered, i have been preaching all of these years and i did not realize. some of the basic opportunities, there is enough food on the globe to feed everybody in the world. that is astounding to me. there are some of t

. >>> philip crowley said the organizations include the office 39, believed to be in charge of procuring luxury goods for north korean leaders, including kim jong-il. crowley on said the freeze also includes the reconnaissance general bureau, which allegedly trades in conventional weapons and engages in spying. the chief of the bureau is also targeted by the new order. the u.s. government also announced preauthorized additional sanctions against north korean weapons proliferation. these target five organizations and three individuals freezing their assets and prohibiting transactions with u.s. financial institutions. the u.s. had announced last month that it would impose individual sanctions in response to the alleged north korean sinking of a south korean warship. >>> now we take a look at the latest in business news. here's ines. >> hello. tokyo stocks tumbled on tuesday morning with the nikkei falling below 9,000. the average under the morning was 8,912, down from monday. investors took their cue from an overnight sell-off on wall street. exporters led the retreat on the yen's strengt