that is the post-disaster financial management recovery. the other program i wanted to highlight is one of our of one priorities -- one of our number one priority, how to use resources efficiently. i'm happy to introduce dr. johnson, who will be working with us on the governance project. she is an international expert on post-disaster recovery, and she will be helping us figure out how to make decisions in a disaster event. one of the things we're looking at, which is very exciting, is the concept of using our incident command system principles to extend into post- disaster recovery. this is laurie's expertise, so we will be national leaders on trying to figure out the best possible model for using ics over a long time, and we hope to really instigate best practices in the federal government and fema, department of homeland security, so we can be using these best practices principles, so i'm really looking forward to some of that. as you know, one of our key successes is the life lines council, which is a group of 25 to 30 of our life line

a serious likelihood is a post will come off the post base, po off and flip around. when that happens that's a serious problem because nothing is supporting the floor above and it settings so it's not going to collapse the building but it could provide tremendous damage to the build. >> you don't won't to have a floor where you walk down the floor and walk downhill. not good. >> the top of the post is once again not connected. here's a t strap five bucks. you put this at the top, drill hole and nail it on. for $40 your house won't have $10,000 worth of damage. >> the thing to remember in an earthquake is ground is shaking violently this way and up and down which you want to keep you building tied together. these cheep little straps believe it or not work. >> wait a second. we have a question here. >> not a question, a comment. i just want to suggest a caveat that everything you say is absolutely true provided the materials are of blood condition. quite frequently in garage and basements you have rotten seals and post ends and insect damage and that will exacerbate th

previously been a cantalever deck above the sidewalk and they put posts underneath the steel posts. >> and you can extend a deck over a public right-of-way like a sidewalk but you have a minimum height you have to accomplish for that. the sidewalk can be used for pedestrians. that would be a violation of disabled access because a blind person would run into that post. >> what is the minimum height over a sidewalk? anybody recall? is it 10? 10 feet. here's a close-up of that metal deck. >> [laughter] >> so even metal needs lots of maintenance. guards and guardrail. now, all of these decks are required to have guards or guardrail. and the spacing as i mentioned before is a four-inch maximum sphere. cannot pass through. and here we are looking at some cables which are tense. they're four-inches apart. so they can be easily removed. this does not meet the standards that a four-inch sphere can easily pass through. >> some kids are going to want to see if they can stick their head in there by prying the cables apart and then getting their heads stuck. >> so if you are to make a cable guar

up for debate, should there be call reams posted at grocery stores with foot courts? airlines?ow about movie theaters? would you want to calorie count for date night at the movies? dave is the editor in chief of "men's health" magazine. and the author of the wildly popular "eat this, not that" series of books. >> total game changer. it's not about regulation. it's about education. it is a terrific tool for people to use if they want to in order to figure out what they're eating, because most of the time, we go to the movies, for example, and we're absolutely shocked to discover that there are foods out there that have a day's worth of calories, fat, sugar and salt. >> reporter: take that tub of popcorn. >> up to 1,500 calories. combine that with a snack and a soda, you might be up to 2,800 calories, john, just being going to the movies. >> how many should i be eating a day? >> 2,000. >> like, a day's worth. >> more than that. here's what happened. the movie thee teaters act like are going off on a hike for four days, not like you are about to watch a 90-minute movie. >> reporte

weekly column for "the washington post." then prime minister david cameron of the british house of commons. after that, a conversation with the outgoing minnesota governor, tim pawlenty. >> this week, our guest is warren brown, the columnist for "the washington post." . . >> the government is very involved. >> how did you get started reviewing automobiles? >> i had a very wise colleague at the washington post who told me that if i wanted to make it at the washington post, i had to develop a franchise. i had to do something no one else was doing and do it. and live with it. try to love it, if i could. so that is what i did. i was on a national desk when i petitioned to join a business staff. this was much to the chagrin of my editors who felt i was throwing away my career. i was lucky enough to have friendship with a guy who thought i was crazy but he gave me space to be crazy. so that helped. >> winded to first interested in automobiles? >> i have always been interested in automobiles. i grew up in new orleans. i had to sit

many of the functions of a regular post office to customers. >> you had a good idea. and instead of having it closed during the lunch hours, close it maybe a different time. >> it seems like a lot of people are going in that time of day. i don't know. >> yes, all to meet locks. >> i am not running it. i am not sure. >>> weather-wise, a beautiful day out there. temperatures in the 70s. 76 right now. 78 the high. dropping to a cool 58 degrees. 59 in baltimore, 68 in d.c. take a look, a lot of 50s out there already. the winds are light. temperatures turn around to the southwest tomorrow with this front moving our way. you do see showers with it, but most of the shower wills pass off to the north of us. we will see a front coming in tomorrow through monday, but it will take a while to clear out. here is the front that comes in with clouds tomorrow. stick around until monday. then they get out. when they do, we have a big- time warm up coming our way for the middle part of the week. before we get to the middle of the week, we will be talking about igor through the weekend

i was born post-war, post internment camps in the 50's. and though it wasn't something that was talked about a lot at the time i was growing up, it certainly was always there and as i grew older and i began to write and i began to write about stories of my family, i began to realize that that particular historical moment, because it affected en masse the whole community, all of stockton the whole japanese american community was uprooted and eventually ended up in arkansas. if you live in a community that's been through that, there is a common thread that runs through the psyche, the behavior of that community whether you talk about it or not. that's the community i grew up in. as i grew older in the late 60's when this whole movement began to sort of remember the event where, quote, the younger sons went back to the neisei and said let's talk about this. i happened to be around that time and participated in that particular critical movement when this whole concept of asian america came about where there was an acknowledgement that these ki

they are posted all over the park. you know, we have tried. >> commissioners, we were throwing this in your lap. it is a good cause. it is an effort at community building and a one-time children's family movie event. given the short amount of time we had to work, actually my staff went and bent over backwards to try to make sure that the community was as well notified as possible. had there been any objection in the process dana arranged for it to be anindoor movie night. you have the discretion to tell us what to do. >> are we going to have a staff person there at the movie night? two park rangers. i would love to get a report back on it. success or otherwise. >> they are going pay for the cost of one park ranger. are they going to pay for both? >> i really need you to speak into the "mike & mike in the morning." >> we were planning to have two. we could have them pay for two. but we would staff it with one and put one on it. but we can ask them to pay for two. i can make that a condition. >> do you need two? >> since

co-founder of the huffington post. please stay with us. always pleased to happen arianna huffington -- to have arianna huffington on the show, the co- founder of the huffington post. she joins us from new york. she "third world america has a new world america -- she has a new book comment -- a new book, "third world america." >> good to be here. tavis: some of what we heard what youmirrors wrote about in "third world america." >> yes, and i have things like what i have here. "i am one of the middle class americans, and, quite frankly, i am exhausted." and just that word, "exhausted," that is what americans are feeling. so many middle-class families are now basically facing downward mobility instead of upward mobility, which is sort of the essence of the american dream. an immigrant, as someone who came to this country as so many others, hoping that we're going to find a better life, and i certainly did, i am really, really very disturbed by this trajectory we are on. clearly, we are not yet a third world america, but sounding the alarm, as

but what if you want to post something outside of a local community paper? well, go to allvoices.com. they are the first open media site where anyone can report from anywhere. you can upload video, news, pictures right from your computer or from your phone. this is a site that is a combination of contributor, reporter, and mainstream news, but nothing that comes into the site is ever censored. so how do you know what is credible and what isn't? well the allvoices site helps you with a credibility ranking. that goes from not so credible because there isn't enough data to decide what is credible at this time to very credible, meaning that they have a very high reputation within the community. this is the way of the web, using the internet information and the user community to decide. frank? >> sonya, thanks. what about standards and quality and accountability when it's many to many? how does that change, and what are the implications for that? >> well, in an open system like allvoices and others where anyone can sign up and participate, you have an explosion o

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the old press club on post street.ew building should be available in two weeks with plenty of class rooms and computer space for the nearly 50 students so far enrolled at flex academy. student will have the k 12 on line curriculum used by many kids who are homeschooled. that curriculum offers 130 courses including 5 lang wanls. the school at your own pace with individualized attention. >> if you are behind you get more help so you can succeed. if you are very advanced and fast you can go faster and that could kivr in different subjects. >>reporter: mr. cruz is one of 4 teachers hired by the school. >> not how interesting a lesson i put together. how much i can ber taken them really up to them to sort of get through the material. i provide support when i think it is something really difficult. >> at my old school there were 40 kid to a class room. pretty over crowded. teachers didn't have enough time for each student. >>reporter: like any other public charter school they are if you saided by the state. in san francisco,

on august 6, we notify nancy destafanis of the selection, and on august 6, we posted a boathouse -- a poster at the boathouse. as well as staph's contact information, should anyone have any questions regarding this project and process. again, on august 12, the revised poster with renderings to the proposed improvements at the boathouse, and then, additionally, we e-mailed all parties and notified the department said their interest in the concession of today's meeting, and we also throughout this process have phone calls and/or first person conversations with over 70 individuals not identified in this. i thought i will spare you that. in addition to the staff- conducted outreach of this project, i'm sure you hase

on august 6, we notify nancy destafanis of the selection, and on august 6, we posted a boathouse -- a poster at the boathouse. as well as staph's contact information, should anyone have any questions regarding this project and process.

joining us once again is tracy grnt of "washington post" kids post.e new movie coming up called legends of the guardians. i've seen a couple of previews. it looks really good. >> it's an amazing movie based on a popular series of books that every boy between 8 and 12 that i know has read every single book. the movie is in 3-d. it is incredibly beautiful. we talk to directozach snyder about what made him want to do this and he said he thinks owls are really cool. but i would say that it is rated pg. it really is for that -12 age range. >> intense. >> it is intense. there are some battling owl scenes that are scary. >> good to know. here is something good for kids and parents, talking like a pirate. we practice that at home. >> september 19th is talk like a pirate day and today, sunday, in axandria they're celebrating it with treasure hunts from 1:00 to 4:00. you can download a treasure map and kids 8 and under can go around various locations and pick up treasures. >> get out your pirate hats and something that will make every school nurse happy, how to

washington post," i had to develop a franchise. i had to do something no one else was doing and do it. and live with it. try to love it, if i could. so that is what i did. i was on a national desk when i petitioned to join a business staff. this was much to the chagrin of my editors who felt i was throwing away my career. throwing away my career. i was lucky enough to have friendship with a guy who thought i was crazy but he gave me space to be crazy. so that helped. >> when did you first get interested in automobiles? i grew up in new orleans in the 1940's, 1950's, and 1960's. i had to sit in the back of the i had to sit in the back of the bus. that always bothered me. it always bothered my father. boarding a bus and having to sit behind a sign saying that no coloreds allowed beyond this point. freedom came when my parents bought their own cars. that was power. that was freedom. cars have always meant more to me than the sum of their parts. they were a way to escape and see other worlds. they were a way for me to see my parents in

nothing has been posted -- residence. knowing has been posted. there has been outrage -- nothing has been posted. there has been outrage on the management level. on the one hand we hear that the purpose of the people who are organizing this is to reach lower income people and on the other hand all the support is from people who can afford rents at that neighborhood, who are not low income. so, this is talking out of two sides of your mouth. there is a major skateboarding problem down there and this will just add to it and there's no staffing, nobody to deal with it. i'm delighted that commissioner buhl has observed the -- buell has observed the charm of bocce in france, so have i, on small village squares. there are big traffic problems there. this is a totally ill-conceived idea and now we learn there's a facility of aquatic park which is a much more reasonable location. >> jerry and then we have ramon hernandez. >> good afternoon again, jerry. i hate to spar with my friend, but we occasionally are on opposite sides. i just want to point out tha

he's been a "post" story over 30 years, made enemies on both sides of the partisan aisle. he is a ten ashs tough, tabloid reporter going for the biggest headline. interestingly, fred was showing oel school journalistic principles asking the candidate to provide evidence for a salacious allegation that paladino had made to politico, the website. and paladino can't back it up. he made this accusation against andrew cuomo. and fred, in his chest to chest style, was asking paladino to back it up. and paladino hasn't and gotten angry, which is the whole reason to exist apparently. >> i just encountered it myself this week, when you ask a politician running for election a tough question, instead of defending their stand or defending what they have said, they turn it around and attack the questioner. in this case, is this going to in any way affect the paladino campaign? >> it's generating more attention. reporters in the media are not terribly popular. this is a year in which attacking the media -- i don't think it's calculated on paladino's part. he's a guy willing to say and d

is a logistically possible with the number of postings to actually review on an individual basis postings on your site? >> are you referring to the content that appears after we removed the adult services category? we have a number of technological measures that are used, along with a manual review, that we feel does a good job at insuring that the content that had previously appeared in the manually reviewed adult services category does not migrate to the other categories that appear on our side, the personal categories come other services categories, and in addition to review by our staff of those categories in the past 10 days, the chart that ms. mcdougal referred to with respect to increase in traffic on it back page seems to support that. >> if someone is communicating with craigslist, can you identify technologically which computer made that contact? >> yes. >> so you contract the person if necessary? -- so you can track the person if necessary? >> in cases where we have not received a request from law enforcement, we released the records to the district attorneys, the police office

we're at the command post behind me. this is where everybody gathers before they go down to the hill, to where the crater was left by the explosion. you could see the blue pg&e trucks, going down into the area. we've seen fire crews going down, cadaver dogs looking for victims. investigators are trying to figure out how something like this could happen. this is considered a crime scene so all access has been blocked. the situation literally changes minute by minute. this is where many residents who live here and survived yesterday's blast have come and they are looking for answers. >> you could ask somebody? >> my brother-in-law, san francisco fire department. he's down there. >> we still want to go down the hill. >> residents asked, begged, pleaded with police to just let the folks to their houses today, just to see if they were still standing. yet they were pushed back as was our photographer as we got close to what is a crime scene. >> residents we talked to are still clearly trying to come to grips what ripped throug

the idea is we have those systems in place for post- disaster recovery. these are the areas of the recovery initiatives, and you have seen these all before. we wanted to make sure we had a sense of all the things that needed to be done, so we had 80 projects that need to be done in nine areas, and i wanted to give you an update about the most recent milestone. one of our big programs, which is very unique, is the post- disaster financial management cost recovery program. the key to successful post- disaster recovery is money. we need lots and lots of money. i try to figure out what to do with that money. so the controller's office has taken a major leadership role in the area to make sure we are better prepared for the money. these are some of the things we have gotten down, which is massive city-wide training. they set up emergency reserve funds, access policies, and also, i want to highlight some great work that the risk manager is doing around enterprise risk management program, really looking around city-wide buildings and city life assets, and what's

>> for, say, post-traumatic stress disorder. is and i they's so exciting about this area, my final word would be is understanding fear disorder is far ahead of many areas of sky cy chai tri. so when we identify the genes with classic genetics we can look in the brain and it will help us understand how that part works and new therapies and ideas. >> for me it's an evolutionary question. are the genes and the brain mechanisms that control something like aggression conserved throughout ef constitution? what are the genes that pre-dispose individuals to violent acts. and importantly how can environment like social isolation act on those genetic circuits and the neural circuits as well. >> so i think that issue of conservations and the fundamental nature of aggressive and violent behavior is an extremely important one. we don't understand it yet. >> rose: where do we go next month? >> next month we'll consider depression, manic-depressive illness and schizophrenia. profound mental illnesses that have a devastating impact on people's

we have posted the first chapter on billoreilly.com. you can read it for free.eceived an a -review from amazon.com. they liked this book. i think you will like it too. if you buy it on billoreilly.com we will send you a tote free of charge which is a fantastic deal. tomorrow i will be on "good morning america" in the 7 a.m. hour and on fox and friends and the glenn beck radio program. busy day tomorrow. check out pinheads and patriots where you stan in the age of obama. now the mail. john: bill, i can't believe you think it is unfortunate the president can't intervene to block the florida guy who wants to burn the qur'an. do we have a constitution? yeah we do in this case it is putting our troops in danger. which is unfortunate, is it not? >> o'reilly i'm american muslim who believes your talking points are right on. our liberty versus their ignorance. i pray we prevail. roger: it bothers me president obama will not speak about the wisdom of the mosque but does condemn the burning of the qur'an. the military factor heightens the issue for the president. why not

>> watch. >> that's new york post political reporter ed dicker. reportedly it was so heated that his aides had to move between the two men and escort him away. the latest marist poll shows cuomo leading him by almost 20 points. 52 to 33%. he said the support for his allegations against mr. cuomo will come in dew time. >>> things getting personal in the california gubernatorial race where meg whitman is accused of knowingly employing an illegal immigrant. during a tearful news conference with gloria allred her former housekeeper claims the candidate was alerted about her immigration status in 23 but did not fire her until last year. in a statement, whitman, who has specifically campaigned to hold those employing illegal immigrants responsible dismisses the claims as politically motivated. she inisted she only found out about the status last year at which point she said she immediately fired her. a senior adviser also notes that gloria allred is apersonal friend of her democratic opponent jerry brown and once donated to his campaign. the latest time

but the san francisco-based site also posts ads for adult services. craigslist has long claimed the spot was created only for legitimate adult businesses. and reportedly the company had expected it to generate $36 million in revenue this year. but this weekend, amid a lot of debate, the company shut down that section and placed a black kr censored" label over where the link used to be. there was no comment from craigslist whether these changes were permanent. but in a blog post last month, craigslist ceo jim buckmaster wrote, "the site aggressively combats violent crime and human rights violations, including human trafficking and the exploitation of minors." buckmaster also defended the company's screening process. he said, it has resulted in a mass exodus of those unwilling to abide by craigslist standards. manually in force on an ad-by-ad basis. but others charge the website was simply a legal place to swap sex for money. sometimes using code language. >> a typical ad will say, sexy teen girl. if you want to have some fun, i appreciate 150 red roses

united russia party and sent a letter to the party first of all officially stepping down from his post and secondly complaining about what he called was a strong media campaign against him just to remind you previously russia's president even would be sacked moscow's near us golf i visually do to his last residence trust. yet that i decided to dismiss the mayor of moscow the decree i signed states that i is president and i have lost trust in you. and it is a legal reason for his dismissal i cannot work if that's the shills i can't trust that was going to challenge you much good job is the professional relations between the president and midwest and he was a man subordinate to the president and not the other way round was a certain steps should have been taken to return the situation thanks in london. and there you go how did in moscow react to the sacking. well first of all you were struck stayed in office as the mayor of moscow for eighteen years that is a tremendous amount of time that is that's why his sacking caused quite a mixed reaction from most whites because many people suppor

many post when the children have a birthday as well. and 11% post their mother's maiden name.ll three of course can attract identity thieves. the survey also found 21% posted their address. their address, really? and 18% posted travel plans. expert says that is practically an invitation for thieves. >>> it may only be september, but there is plenty of reason why's you may want to start checking out holiday airfares right now. that's mainly because of the new add-on fees, including the one for peak travel days. travel experts say there will be plenty of peak travel days between thanksgiving and new year's so, you can expect to pay more than last year. experts suggest early october is the latest you're going to find the holidays. weinly around the holidays. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] jerry brown's good old days. but what really happened? cnn -- not me -- cnn says his assertion about his tax record was "just plain wrong." jerry brown went out there and took credit for the fact that the people of california voted for proposition 13, which lowered taxes, which he oppos

she recently wrote a opinion piece in the washington post. piece in the washington post. reservists are fighting wars with decade-old aircraft's, tankers as all does the president. president. what is the poll? he talked about the longtime budgetary shortfall, but what about the political toll? in this tight economy, how likely is it that there will be more navy ships, decade-old aircraft that are in need of an update? guest: we are cutting programs, some that we should be, some that we should not be. the clinton administration envisions a 300-plus ship navy, we are now beyond that. we wrote an article relating to this hot on the op ed page. we talked about a finite issue of our security budget, the political questions around it. but the truth is, you cannot look at these things in a vacuum. we live in a world where there are substantial challenges. it is not just that we are fighting a war in afghanistan, that we are drawn down in iraq. it is not just contending with al qaeda in yemen, somalia and elsewhere. these are the hot challenges. there are a variety of other thing

so, whenou gonna post something new? announcer: anything you post onanneanee. milyfriends... e ya later, sara. even not-so-friendly people. >>> the federal reserve is growing more concerned about the pace of the nation's recovery. the fed on tuesday did signal that it is ready to act, hinting that it will pump more money into the economy if necessary. the fed is now more concerned about prices falling than rising, which could lead to a drop both in wages and in the value of homes. >>> the fed's announcement is not having a huge impact on stocks, though. overseas markets are pretty mixed this morning. tokyo's nikkei average fell 0.4%. hong kong's hang seng is higher. in london, the ftse opened slightly lower. on wall street, the dow added seven points yesterday. meanwhile, the nasdaq slipped six points. >>> twitter says it has fixed a flaw that caused havoc on its site for hours on tuesday. hackers unleashed an attack that spammed followers with garbled messages and caused pop-up windows to open, even if users did not click on malicious messages. twitter says it doesn't believ

in a developing world becoming ever more complex a superpower post nine eleven and post global recession took its fears to the world stage the world which has grown more interconnected somehow slipped beyond our control yet still while speaking at the general assembly u.s. president barack obama laid out a twenty first century vision for american leadership in global peace democracy and human rights calling for help from the united nations before him the world that america seeks is not one we can build on. for human rights to reach those who suffer the boot of oppression we need your voices to speak up and speak up delegates did but against some of the very policies the u.s. has pursued in the world when president lula forced the spoken news haul in two

at the behest of the washington post.e will probably have to revisit that and i suspect we probably will. >> how long have you been back and dialysis? almost two years now. did the other kidney failure? >> it stopped functioning as well as it should be functioning. to avoid the other problems, i chose to go back and tells them what will you have another transplant? >> i don't know. my youngest daughter is a medical reporter wants to give me her kidney. ims 62 years old. i am doing quite well on dialysis this time around. i don't know if i want to put another life of someone i love and i love both of those other women and i love my daughter, i don't necessarily want to put another one of them at risk when i'm actually doing okay. >> how often do have to go for dialysis? >> i go for three days. the only thing it has meant for me is that have had to do something that i have been criticized for not doing which is planning. i will probably do dialysis at the american hospital in paris. in order to do that, i have to plan out.

is a logisticall possible with the number of postings to actually review on an individual basis postings on your site? >> are you referring to the content that appears after we removed the adult services category? we have a number of technological measures that are used, along with a manual review, that we feel does a good job at insuring that the content that had previously appeared in the manually review adult services category does not migrate to the other categories that appear on our side, the personal categories come other services categories, and in addition to review by our staff of those categories in the past 10 days, the chart that ms. mcdougal referred to with respect to increase in traffic on it back page seems to support that. >> if someone is communicating with cigslist, can you identify technologically which computer made that contac >> yes. >> so you contract the person if necessary? -- so you can track the person if necessary? >> in cases where we have not received a request from law enforcement, we released the records to the district attorneys, the police officers, to

there was something posted on the home but a certified letter seemed to find its way to my new address telling me what the decision of the hearing was. i do not know why i did not get a certified letter telling me that there was going to be a hearing. if there was a male cent, -- mail sent, i do not know wcouldt and i could have benefited from the hearing. even when i applied for the appeal, on june 1, june 2 i received the official notice of the decision of the abatement hearing. on june 14, i checked on the status of the hearing. he said he would check with the appeals board and called me back. they told me the meeting would happen today. june 23. i called and said i had not received any documentation by mail. i put my current address on the appeal notice, so i do not know whawhy i am not receiving the m. i spoke to another woman and she faxed over the documents for today's hearing. july 15, the owner of 228 day street brought by a postcard. july 18, i finally received another letter in the mail. i have already filed a complaint with the u.s. post office. i have been told to go to na