people we have been here, too, barren architects, said platt, a prolific historic minor. willard's sister into big and, of course, gene who left us 10 months ago. and i was so happy to get their voices down. but with each trip i came to fall in love with that warm wind that blows incessantly on a hot summer's night, along with the whistles of the freight train. but not where they built the overpass. and the site of the mile line -- mile-long grain elevator built by willard garvey. on one trip a friend and i unearthed a collection of letters that would have saved in the trunk somewhere and they were his nails and letters from high school days. we found them in his home and it turned out to be an amazing resource. it turned out to be not only young men push into adult world of war but also a winner of his parents paying and a child -- i have the reading on that. by august 1942, willard was promoted to first lieutenant and that file headed to adjutant general school in maryland. you will go through ranks like these like eagle scouts i imagine his father wrote, congratulating

. >> the weight exceeded what platt form could hold oochl they were on the concrete. >> two workers suffered life-threatening injuries. cal osha noted several violations. neighbors say workers lived at the house and were employees of the property owner. >> police in oakland still searching for a 14-year-old boy whom they say shot and killed his 17-year-old sner a fight over launt laundry. this happened inside of the family apartment on franklin street. >> we know the 14-year-old has been using a friend's cell phone to communicate with family members. now, his family also says toliver is no longer in describe mario toliver as armed and dangerous >> we have not recovered the firearm, so that is a concern for law enforcement and our community as well. >> he's five feet five inches tall, 140 pounds with dark hair, brown eyes. police say he shot his sister, 17-year-old justice toliver inside of the apartment they shared with their grandmother on franklin street. surveillance cameras caught toliver walking down the hallway on the fifth floor with a gun, then used this emergency exit leading to fra

platt and other other folks could add to this. >> we're actually now right on time for a contempt for the swearing in so i'm going to ask in the middle of this a recess. we'll come back. so can i have a motion for a recess >> actually, i think it's reasonable to get

platt and other other folks could add to this. >> we're actually now right on time for a contempt for the swearing in so i'm going to ask in the middle of this a recess. we'll come back. so can i have a motion for a recess >> actually, i think it's reasonable to get more information to continue until next week then we'll go into recess there. >> i think we have good responds to those who have raised the issue so we can revolve our concerns and come back with the you mention final proposal for next week. >> so we'll have a motion to continue this okay everyone wee recess from our regularly skerltd meeting. congratulations to carmen chewing. madam clerk we'll continue with the agenda. item 4 is the resolution establishing the appropriation for the 2013 and 14 fiscal year >> good morning, madam chair and mercedes benz. this is an annual resolution this is posed before the board of supervisors for approval setting our appropriations limit based on the state constitution. the limit is adjusted on a cost of living and other things. the controller calculated it for the maximum limit is 4.28

eric platt is with the financial times 24 hour news service fast ft. eric, thanks.n al jazerra america, a serious situation in california. wildfire spreading in severe drought conditions and now three people arrested for starting it. we'll get a live update. and president obama is about to announce new rules for the nsa but critics are already saying they are not enough. place in a [ inaudible ] the united nations is not in favor ♪ >>> ♪ ♪ >>> ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to al jazerra america here a look at your top stories. >> reporter: a u.n. committee today grilled vatican officials over allegations they protected pedophile priests at the expense of victims. the vatican conceded that the church needs to do more but denied accusations i've cover up. secretary of state john kerry surged the syrian opposition today to join a peace conference in geneva those talks led by the u.n. are set to begin next year- week. the goal is to start a transitional government to help end the war president obama and the first lady urged action today on giving more people access to a college

make sure to tuned into platts energy week as we bring you the news makers and leadthe permits >>> canyou really fix a delicious dish that is under 50 calories? this man from monza in oldtown manassas virginia, is here to say yes and he has the proof. thank you very much. you are known for your pizzas but you're making tacos? >> fish taco, yes. we wanted to make a great under 500-calorie meal. and the key to that is have fresh ingredients and this is a high quality sea bass fish and we preseasonned it with a special blend. >> and cut it into little squares. and this pretty much is where you're searing for 20 seconds on each side. a quick sear. >> olive oil. >> we're using an avocado olive oil good for frying. so we have the fish going here. >> you want to start assembling something? >> we will warm up the taco shells. we double them up. >> and you might have to fudge a little bit for tv. >> yes. >> and when they're warmed up and this is all ready, what are we going to put in as our ingredients? >> we have a little slaw and white cabbage and green onion and cilantro. >> healthy. veggies

. >>> and new york magazine restaurant critic adam platt joins us in the studio.or "cbs morning news." thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,, and i'm frank mallicoat >>> good morning everyone, it's tuesday, january 7th. i'm michelle griego. >> hi everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30 on your tuesday, outdoor a little weather and -- out the door a little weather and traffic. >> you know what? i woke up this morning and thought thank goodness it's friday and walked around for ten minutes and i thought it was friday. oh. >> it's tuesday. yeah. >> oh well. guys got some clouds out there right now. looks like continuing to move across our skies. not much in the way of rain but we got a couple ovarian drops in the forecast and -- of rain drops in the forecast and tell you when coming up. >>> things are looking good so far on the morning commute. the nimitz freeway and once again just the overnight road work to slow you down. all coming up in the traffic report. >> back to work. >> that's right stay tuned. >>> thanks. it is 4:30 now. a qui

adam platt is here this morning with his first television interview. restaurant critic the job is important really for two reasons. you really want to though people, or tell them what to eat. in this really great complicated chaotic environment. and you want to do it in a way that's entertaining. so, that's really basically what i try to do. >> i have to say someone new to new york i read this issue and loved it. loved learning about you. what you do with restaurants. a fascinatinge job. how do you decide what makes a great restaurant? what makes a great review? >> well the thing about being a restaurant critic is that unlike unlike -- unlike say, a book critic or a tv critic or a movie critic, they're all looking at the same thing. they're reading the same book. they're watching the same movie. when you're a restaurant critic things can change all the time. so it's a highly subjective discipline. so, your experience at a restaurant will change depending on what time you eat. depending on what kind of food you eat. depending on whether the chef has a c

this he needs to take to grassroots of the party, a say, is the republican party ready to change its platt form, until then, he answered to them, and sad part. neil: i think he fls if he emboldens his majority, gets more republicans to join the house ranks, maybe help see senate change hands he could kiss you guys good-bye. >> good luck motivating a base compromised of people who are patriots and constitution rally conservative, we don't care what label you put on us, we see this for what it is, sad part is that is a biggs, loser for american citizens all over the world, and those who want to be american citizens even that are not. yet, because you see, they are making worth american citizen go the way of say a dinosaur farm, and problem with that, you can't have what you can't define. so if you can't define what an american citizen is that mean it has no meaning this is the part boehner and the rift are missing -- rest are missing, when they take it away they will pay and country will pay. neil: gina, i will put you down as a maybe with the speaker egina loudon. >> you know i'm not only o

and 24 in la platte.d you will see a partly sunday day tomorrow, and then saturday, again, the next chance of picking up snowshowers, and i think that there are areas up to the north around the maryland/pennsylvania border and off to the east of eastern maryland and maryland's eastern shore that might pick up close to an inch of rain. those are the best locations for seeing any additional accumulation, and as far as general areas, most of the neighborhoods just a trace of snowfall coming through, and that is from about 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. to about 1:00 p.m. to saturday. and we got a call today with a lady traveling back in to the d.c. area saturday and she is worried saying that i do not believe it will have an impact on area roads saturday. and behind it a chance to clear out, and that means more wind, too, for saturday night and sunday morning, and the low windchill readings again, and looking at the storm team 4 forecast, we go from saturday 23 to the low 30s, and 32 high on sunday. and then early

look at the massacres at columbine high school and the aurora movie theater; and the tragedies of platte canyon high school, and most recently at arapahoe high school, guns are only a piece of the puzzle. another clear piece is mental health: trying to identify and assist those who are feeling isolated, bullied, the mentally ill; and trite as this may sound, those who are feeling abandoned and unloved. we allocated more than $34 million to create and bolster programs such as school-based mental health services, behavioral health community centers, and to train and staff round-the-clock mental health crisis centers. right now there are some 80 people with addictions who are getting clean, learning a skill, and turning their life around. people who otherwise would have been on the street. just as we must implement the voters' wishes on marijuana, we are obligated to make sure that children and parents understand brain development and the risks of underage use. we are committed to a securing a safe, regulated and responsible environment. this will be one of the great social experiments of t

i'm enormously platte flattered that folks would talk about me in my party as someone they think could be a candidate for president. but i am absolutely in no -- nowhere near beginning that consideration process. i haven't even been sworn in for my second term yet. i've got work to do here and that's my focus. my focus is on the people of new jersey and the job they gave me. so all of those considerations are, you know, the kind of hysteria that goes around this because everybody is in that world gets preoccupied with that job. i am not preoccupied with that job. i'm preoccupied with this one. as you can tell, i've got plenty to do. it's not like i have spare time to spend. you're rolling your eyes and looking very disgruntled i hadn't called on you. >> barely talked about wildstein in this conference. can you elaborate how you're feeling towards his role in this on any information you garnered from him regarding -- you said you are one to show emotion. what kinds of emotion in private -- >> i'm sad. i'm sad. that's the predominant emotion i feel right now.

it's a fair question and one we've asked routinely and get this platte tuds and no real specifics.aps we'll see specifics out of the meeting today. whether it be a financial number or manpower number as of right now it's unclear. >> luke russert, standing by on eastern shore. thank you. >> take care craig, be well. >> as luke keeps an eye on the house republicans, let's check in with high profile members of the upper chamber. >> last question both of you campaigned from even against sitting senators if you think a better candidate is running, real quick? >> i'm going to stay out of races with incumbents. >> and i'm likely going to do the same. >> rand paul of kentucky insisting that he is not going to get involved in primary challenges against incumbent republicans in this year's elections, ted cruz however, not quite as clear. he's likely to stay out of those races. if he does stay out, it would come as a huge relief for the six republican incumbents facing tea party challengers in 2014. the power panel is here host of post tv on background and hogan getly and analyst jonathan alt

that's more than triple what analysts from platts were looking for.e surveyed by platts. we're also looking at a decline in gasoline supplies. to about 800,000 barrels and we are also looking at a decline in fuel supplies of 4.6 million barrels much greater than expectations. we've seen an extension in the losses here in the crude oil market. we're looking at crude prices down about 86 cents right now right around $96.50. but traders on the floor telling me they are very much concerned about the emerging markets and watching it very carefully. waiting to see what happens with the outcome of the fomc meeting and while the data point is one that will play in today's trade, the other two much more crucial to many of the traders here. back to you. >> that's for sure, sharon, thank you very much, sharon epperson at the nymex. it's a big market. currently down 115 on the dow. let's bring in ben willis, managing director with albert fre freeh. what is going on? >> the market is going through a corrective phase that we've been watching for months here, at lea

the app is basically a mapping site, but it's also really a, you know, a true travel, a true travel platte mapping site you're used to, but you can find all this cool stuff. you can find great hotels, diners, read reviews and ratings, you can add them to your trip and sync it to your phone for 10x10 navigation. dennis: you're taking super high-tech and applying it to an old world travel scheme. you've got route 66, places that have been bypassed by interstate highways. >> absolutely. and there's, you know, i'm not from around these parts, obviously, and when i first came to america, i really -- that's the kind of stuff that i really wanted to explore. so that was kind of step one for us, was make these routes really great, allow international travelers particularly to be able to discover all of these amazing routes around the country and then kind of branch out from there and get more serious about things like hotels and all that kind of stuff. dennis: now, you say the five most popular things that your users, and you've got over a million monthly visitors, the five most popular -- you say

. >> my name's -- >> your name is platte. >> were there ever any doubts?ested in challenging narratives, challenging stories. >> reporter: when i sat down with the cast and director, we talked about how difficult it can be to watch solomon's marrowimarrow i harrowing journey. >> i found myself crying as the credits rolled. and i wondered what it was like for you to be part of that experience. >> the book is so moving, engaging, this character, this extraordinary time in history. it's so powerful to me. it is a story that centers around the love this man has for his family. and how the need to reconnect with them can get him through the most extraordinary circumstances. >> solomon finds a way to escape, but millions of others, like a character named patsy never did. >> i make myself gag. >> patsy is lupita nyong's first hollywood role. >> did you ever imagine you'd get the part of a lifetime so early on and be part of something that's so special? >> when i first read the script, i understood something in my gut about this character that i didn't understand

platt and other other folks could add to this. >> we're actually now right on time for a contempt for the swearing in so i'm going to ask in the middle of this a recess. we'll come back. so can i have a motion for a recess >> actually, i think it's reasonable to get more information to continue until next week then we'll go into recess there. >> i think we have good responds to those who have raised the issue so we can revolve our concerns and come back with the you mention final proposal for next week. >> so we'll have a motion to continue this until invocation. do we have a motion to go into recess? so moved >>