but keep in mind they are not posting about themselves. so there are some questions about the legality. >> thank you. >>> well, the free ride for the carpool lanes for the solo drivers of those hybrid vehicles is about to end. the yellow stickers for hybrids expire july 1 and dmv doesn't have any plans to renew them. you might say the program is a victim of its own success t began in 2005 as a way to persuade drivers to give them incentive to buy a hybrid. now there are plenty of hybrids on the road, don't you know. there will be a new program starting january, but it will probably be just for owners of plug-in hybrids. >>> if you ever walked or cycled across the golden gate bridge, now how easily it can get crowded. and now a new change is about to make things even worse. anne makovec explains. >> reporter: it's one of the most famous stretches of sidewalk in the world. but starting today, there is less room to walk or bike across the golden gate bridge. >> for tourists, it's terrible. >> reporter: the entire length of the sidewalk on the

in major- league history and one of the great games of this post season. he cut down the phillies' carlos ruiz with an incredible grow, outfielder aaron rowand. [applause] i do not think any giants fan is ever going to forget that night. rockets were in san francisco. gimenez were on the mound, and his mad-to help win a critical game, outfielder darren ford. ladies and gentlemen, i have only one phrase for the next giants player -- the beard. brian wilson. [applause] fear teh beard. how about the youngest left- handed pitcher in the history of the world series. eight shut up series. madison bumgarner. they tied the phillies in game 6. the bullpen when they last innings, and coming in first in the third inning, men all over the bases in a tie game, and he was critical to the giants winning the pennant. here he is, a left-hander, affeldt. -- jeremy affeldt. \ the next left-handed pitcher had his season cut short, but we know he has a bright season with the giants, dan runzler. giant open was right down the stretch, and this guy, maybe through his heart, sant

i posted it on line. about four or five years ago i got a call from a company saying we are interested in hiring so and so. is it true that he sent you this letter that is posted on the internet? >> i said yes, it is true. [laughter] so remember, what goes up does not come down when it comes to the internet age. i want to give the panelists a chance to make a final thought before we open it up to questions. >> i am on twitter at dean of comedy. i think it is a great tool to keep in touch with people professionally, personally, and just is it intelligently. think about what ever you are going to post. it can come back to haunt you. can also help your career a lot. it is a very effective tool to be used that way. >> i want to add that the level of knowledge or ability that you have to have to get involved is becoming lower and lower. it is easier to get involved in generating media. if you are intimidated by this kind of technology, don't be. just jump in and you will pick it up very quickly. >> my final th

post office. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from texas, mr. farenthold, and the gentleman from texas, mr. cuellar, will each control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. farenthold. mr. farenthold: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. farenthold: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and to include extraneous material on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. farenthold: thank you very much, mr. speaker. h.r. 1632, introduced by the gentleman from texas, mr. neugebauer, was to designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 5014 gary avenue in lubbock, texas, as the sergeant chris davis post office. the bill is co-sponsored by the entire texas delegation, and, mr. speaker, i'm proud to be an original co-sponsor mysel

we actually do two thing s with the post card ministry, in every retreat, there is a post card and ae thing that says i am on retreat and while i am here i am praying for you and we encourage the retreatist to fill it out and send it to someone they love. >> wow. >> put down the date that they are there, and if they drop it at the front desk we put a stamp on it and mail it for them. >> what a nice idea. >> are people taking up on it? >> we just started it. >> well, you keep us informed i thing people would. they are all part -- when you are on retreat you just don't go to the workshops the whole stay is a retreat, right? >> yeah. >> the whole -- whatever it is be it a day or several days. >> and it is not just for you. >> tell us about that. >> that is why we put the post cards, to remind them they can put other people in the retreat. the other part of our post card ministry, is each month at our staff meeting we select the person or church or school in the archdiocese we want to pray for, for a week and we send them a post card that says during the week you have been selected to be

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

i can't tell you what the "post" thinks. i don't want to assume what the "post" thinks. all i know is i'm really yatful to the "new york times" and the editor at the magazine, i'm grateful that they were able to give me this spot. i've been getting all these tweets and takes book and people have been going on to define american.com to share their own stores.book and people have been going on to define american.com to share their own stores. and ask questions. and i decided to do it because what i do best is ask questions. and now i'm asking questions about what would you have done if you were this high in my sh. what would you have done if you were the teacher or principal in high school that found out one of your students isn't documented. >> and the "post" belatedly of course covered the controversy and said there is a red tlag raised because when you were developing this story for the paper, you failed to disclose that you had replaced your expired oregon driver's license with one from washington state. it's what enabled you to stay here and worked. so why did you not

the pagoyota with held the post earthquake outlook when it posted results last month. the markets are positive, but not a huge amount. we have the mining stocks and the finance stocks moving up. we see the market's trading within a range. that's the ftse, anyway. >> now the left-wing former army officer has won the presidential election in peru. the right wing candidate recognize that she had lost by a margin of around 3%. the incumbent president congratulationcongratulated himl peruvians to support the new government. >> the president elect meets his rival. one of the most closely watched contests. the campaign was often acrimonious. in the end, she lost by just 3% of the vote. >> during the entire campaign, i always said i would accept the results at the will of the peruvian people. humala is the winner, and we accept the official results. i wish him good luck. >> meanwhile, investors reacted to mr. humala's victory by dumping stocks. if forced officials to suspend trading. for financial markets, nervous that the president-elect would try to control the economy. the

posting the permit. even if you oppose it, if you do not have the stones -- stubs, in violation. >> those that have to do with the monetary -- does that have to do with the monetary fund? it would be a fix its tickets? >> yes. >> is there any public comment on this item? seen none, you have three minutes of rebuttal if you would like to speak again. >> about the permit, i went to the health department. i paid the fine common -- the fine, but they gave me a number. i have the permit. i paid for it, but they never sent it to. i went to the city health department triggered -- health department. he said they would follow it up with me puree your -- now follow it up with me. everyone is going to lose. i am losing my income. i am losing a lot of customers. geithnei am asking you to help t me and my family, and it is a small store, only 7500 square feet, and the main thing i sell is cigarettes, and now i can pay a fine of whatever you say. >> i did not understand about the permit. you needed a permit to buy cig

with us today, "the washington post's" bob woodward. politics daily alex wagner. "the new york times" helene cooper and new york magazine's john heilemann. first up, barack obama won the white house as the insurgent. now he's the incumbent. he ran on the audacity of hope. where there was hope, there are now points on the scoreboard. audacity's been replaced by what, wisdom? "60 minutes" correspondent steve crop asked the president about the change. >> you ran as somebody who was going to come to washington and change it and in the end, as some of your predecessors, they've ended up changing you. >> i think it's fair to say it hasn't changed me in terms of my ideals, you know when you're campaigning. i think you're liberated to say things without thinking about ok, how am i going to actually practically implement this. >> do you think you were naive? >> no, i don't think i was naive. i just think these things are hard to do. chris: bob, you wrote a lot of inside books on our recent president, get to know him. what is the before and after with this guy? how did he c

>> because simply beside posting texts, we are posting videos. it is a video.deo. it is called live stream. so how can i think of a crackdown with army? >> reporter: as we were talking with ramy, he got a phone call. remember ali abdulemam, the blogger in bahrain we were tracking? d >> he disappeared. >> he disappeared on his own? >> we don't know. he disappeared. >> reporter: next, we try to find ali and find a police state.ou g to find a business backed by the superguarantee®? only superpages.com®. for local maps, deals and more, go to superpages.com®. and let the good guys save the day. >> reporter: leaving egypt, flying to the kingdom of bahrain. our plane was largely empty. you definitely know you're heading into an area of unrest when you are one of the only people on the plane headed to that country. >> reporter: days after the egyptian revolution toppled president hosni mubarak, bahraini citizens took to the streets to protest their regime. bahrain has been ruled by a sunni family for over two centuries. the largely shia population has long complained o

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who do great post. they're lefties. arthur delany is one of them. i'm asaned to the huffington post. sarah palin was wrong p about paul ravine. lindsay lohan in a bikini. >> yeah, delany's deep dive on the banking system gets into action. >> i can't blame that on are a anna huffington or anybody who reads the huffington post. on msnbc you have chris matthews in love with michele bachmann. >> can you confirm that? >> what? >> have you confirmed that love affair. >> sort aftof a plutonic. >> i don't really know what this american choice means -- >> it that the root of the way we function in this culture -- >> it is not an old age of choice. we never had it. we had slaves. women couldn't vote. i say this golden age of choice is an aspiration closer to our fingertips. more achievable. >> there are ten difference notions of what the choice is. i would like to leave my job and not be incumbent to get healthcare. >> i agree with that. >> sam is getting at the great dissension between -- my understanding of fre

it's a perfect picture of the post-american world. if you look back to 1975 turkey was the subordinate vassal state of the united states. did whatever we asked. the t perfect nato ally. fought in every war america asked it to fight in. people look at it and say it's because it's islamist that it's become uppity. it's not because it's islamist, it's because it's the thirds-fastest growing economy in the world. it has a consolidated democratic revolution. it's political stable, a powerhouse economy and it's trying to recreate its old sphere of influence as the ottoman empire. it'sothing to do with islam and if you pick more broadly about this neworld we're in in the middle east, charlie, think about this. in 1975 the four most importan countries in the middle east. >> iran, saudi arabia, egypt and turkey were close american allies. and really subordinate... >> rose: and all run by aught cats. >> right. now look at it. iran has gonehrou this anti-american revolution and is hostile. rkey has more complicated retions with the united states

he does think we're in a post pc world. the mac is actually growing quite healthilly right now. >> but it's percentage of the market is -- >> yeah. i think he sees the world like a lot of these other companies eric schmidt mentioned see the world by is things will be out on the internet, either your data or your apps and you're going to get these sleek powerful devices in different sizes and shapes which don't require booting up and having antivirus and all of the stuff we have on computers and you're just going to be able to click in and do things. and he thinks he can be extremely competitive in that world in a way that his orange a.m. you know, competition with microsoft wasn't. >> what's the big idea that came out of that? >> write he a headline for your company. >> well, i think what people were calling local mobile social,withcy one seent of the cloud. >> what is local mobile social? >> it means you're walki around with a mobile device, which could be iphone or android windows phone or whatever. it knows your location

you don't want to post embarrassing photos.don't post offensive comments and don't trash previous employers or co-work rs. in today's reclaim your career, we thought we should look at the dos and how they might be able to help you. valori burton is author of "where will you go from here?" joining us from d.c. today on your national book tour, out with yet another book. i've lost count of how many you have. you're amazing. >> this is number six. i'm excited. >> oh, just so coy. just six. one of the things you can do because everyone is on social media, everyone is on facebook or twitter and they may be looking for a job, but they don't want to put something on there that may eventually come back to haunt them. what's allowed? >> well, you know what, you can follow a very simple rule of thumb. if you wouldn't want to see it broadcast on cnn tomorrow, don't post-it. that's really, really easy. there are a lot of people out there that have lost their jobs and somehow ended up on the news with something they thought was just going t

we say farewell because he's leebing his post as defense secretary.e now heads to brussels for nato meetings. this all comes as the latest "washington post"/abc news poll shows 43% of americans now say that the afghan war is worth fighting, that's up 12% since march but 73% say the u.s. should remove forces that somewhere. >> narrator: neighborhood of 2,000 to 5,000 of 1 soo,000 of afghanistan coming home in the summer. we'll see if president obama raises that number. >>> "the new york times" reporting that the u.s. commanders are focusing on what may be the most dangerous mission left in iraq, getting of the last 46,000 troops out safely by the end of the year. the withdrawal is part of the security agreement signed by both countries as the american military wraps up eight long years in iraq. commanders say insurgents are already steps up their efforts to kill the last u.s. troops. in order to take away any resolve for soldiers in iraq and to claim credit for pushing them out. as forces begin to with draw, the military is giving out cash payments of

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the story in the post saying i think readers should care about how the post handled the case of jose antonio vargas who confessed in this compelling piece for "new york times" that he was and i will legal immigrant brought in to california by his grant parents -- grandparents. it is a disclosure that the post assistant managing editor knew of his illegal status when he was a post employee from 2004 to 2009. pearl kept in a secret. he says i think the post missed an opportunity to tell a great story. this is from the ombudsman of the "washington post." from the new york daily news 1.1 million jose antonio vargas, the lesson behind the reporter who o outed himself u.s. policy is a tragedy. these are stories we wanted to bring to your attention on the former "washington post" reporter from "new york times" and "washington post" and "new york daily news". raymond from savannah, georgia. independent line. caller: we do need to cut the spending of the federal governme government. my friends and i were talking about why don't we lower the wages of congressmen and senators. they could take a

the other access variant is 2- way post street. the only primary difference between that and the proposed project is making post street 2- way, which would allow for access in the parking garage. under the proposed project would be right turn out and and only. if it was to way, there would be for different maneuvers. -- if it was2-way there would be four detrick maneuvers. briefly to review the cathedral hill campus. in the morning and afternoon, we expect the campus to generate 600 vehicle trips are arriving at the site. as far as transit and the morning, we're looking at approximately 6 under morning trips and in the evening 550. just to remind everybody what is in the draft eir, traffic impact on the modified baseline conditions, we have a number of intersections that this project impacts, located at van ness and the market and a pulp and geary. for the product variants, they're very much the same, with the exception of franklin and bush, which is a conversion to 2-way. under the access variant, there is a design and pedestrian

post them on facebook and let us see what you are seeing. now onto a hot topic. many of you have been talking about this since four this morning when we first posted it. the attack of an elderly greektown woman by a pit bull and it happened friday night. >> this story is sad. the victim's brother-in-law called to tell us she remains at bayview medical center in critical condition right now. in medically induced coma. it happened in the neighborhood friday evening when a 76-year- old woman went outside to get her mail in the 700 block of ponca street. the victim's son-in-law posted an update letting us know she was conscious although the attack has shaken her up. she is in bad shape. dog was taken to animal control and remains in quarantine for the next 10 days. the owner told us that the dog was chained up not only outside but inside the house and so happened to be on the porch that day and got loose. >> the dog was not registered or up-to-date on shots. so other concerns there. but that's not the purpose for the hot topic question. we talked about it last week a

post here is the murderer of two of their agents but to many a post here supporters ranging from foreign parliaments to the dalai lama in the late mother teresa he is a political prisoner at an unfair trial and deserves clemency earlier we spoke with one of those supporters brian becker he is of the national the national coordinator of the answer coalition and he has organized protests on called here we have i asked him you know talk here is in his sixty's is there more than three decades in prison he's had a stroke has diabetes is partially blind on humanitarian grounds as many of his supporters call for what is wrong with clemency clemency for what he said. there's nothing wrong with clemency leonard peltier should not be in prison he should have never been in prison he's the victim of an f.b.i. witch hunt the frameup the individual who's been held culpable for what was a conflict a very deep rooted conflict between the native american communities in that part of the country and the f.b.i. which was conducting the cointelpro in the counter intelligence program designed to destroy the a

it has to be posted. >> they don't have any problem with doing that. they are just trying to be cooperative. vice chair joseph: is that part of the police condition that the camera should be inside? i am going to move to strike that. i don't mind cameras outside. walking on the street you do not have an expectation of privacy. but inside, unless they want them inside, in which case they would have to post there are cameras inside, i am going to ask for that to be struck. >> that would be nice. it really came as an afterthought. the real concern was for the parking lot, not inside. vice chair joseph: and you are doing lighting outside? >> yes. on the buckingham side as well. commissioner meko: welcome. regarding deputy chief cashman's request -- >> c. is now deputy chief. commissioner meko: musical chairs. they have asked that the video be stored for 50 days. that is a moving target. we prefer 30. i am concerned about the language -- and be made available to police upon request. you voluntarily agreed to turn this over if so requested. but this is simil

posting last week. i apologized to andrew breitbart, to the many other members of the media, i misled. i apologize first and foremost to my wife and to my family. >> where is she right now? >> she is not here. >> i spoke briefly to leader pelosi before i came here. >> what did she tell you? >> to be truthful and say what know and was thankful that i was doing that today. >> did you have phone sex? did you have an affair with one of these women? >> i said in my statement, i never met any of these women. i never had any physical relationship whatsoever. i am reluctant to -- for their privacy, since their names are coming out, characterizing our exchanges except they were consensual. i'm not going to rebut anything or dispute big that any of the women that have come forward and said. [ talking over each other ] >> i'm not making any s for my behavior. i don't do drugs. i was not drinking. that wasn't the cause of this. this was me doing a dumb thing. and doing it repeatedly and then lying about it. that's

so why don't you have a new crime posted three days i cannot hear you. so the officer actually claims that the patriot act makes it illegal for anyone to take pictures of trains at airports but if that's the case police would have to arrest nearly every single tourist in new york or washington d.c. everybody takes pictures on the subway in the metro system a lot of tourists who visit cities with transit systems kind of picture on the subway let's go back to the maryland case chris for a fossil was detained for nearly forty minutes then he was eventually released and after the fact that m.t.a. apologized a.c.l.u. says that this in fact is the first time m.t.v. has violated someone's rights in that matter they claim that they've been working with the state agency on training these officers for over five years ago looks a bit more training is definitely needed but it's kind of a wonder where these officers learned taking pictures by live the patriot act maybe just maybe they're fans of former n.f.l. quarterback john elway you witnessed any suspicious activi

later, she posts the footage of herself behind the wheel on the internet. this act of civil disobedience was inspired by al-sharif, a divorced single mother and computer scientist who obtained her drivers license in the u.s. last month she was arrested and detained for 10 days after posting video of herself driving. she's facing charges of stirring up public opinion. women in saudi arabia depend on family members, taxis or hired drivers to get around. >> if my wife could drive, i wouldn't have to do all the day-to-day things, such as school runs. i would also feel safer knowing my children were with my wife, rather than with a driver. >> all we want is not to have to depend on drivers. so if i want to go to work, i can drive there myself. if i need something, i can get it. i think society is ready for this. >> the unidentified woman reaches the supermarket without getting caught. she and other saudi driving activists hope more women will join the campaign and increase pressure on the authorities to give women the right to drive. >> and we'll have more on th

he mistakenly posted it to his twitter account. >> once i realize i've posted it to twitter, i panickeddown and said that i had been hacked. -- that my account had been hacked. >> he said he did not have a physical relationship with any of these women. he said he never issued his government issued blackberry or laptop for these on-line relationships. reporting live abc 7 news. >>> he apologized but said he is not leaving his job in congress. >> what does a possible problem mean for him? we are here with our political contra group -- contributor. this could be the tip of the iceberg. what is it with these people that they think they can get away with it and a lie about it? >> unless everyone in congress is doing it, but a lot of guys getting caught recently. you have to start to wonder. there is a strange element to it. one person admitted that he was -- >> can he survive this. -- survive this? he wants to be mayor of new york city. >> if the ethics probe does not come back with any proof that he was using government resources i think he can survive. david survive a prostitution scam and

new photos of giffords were posted today on her facebook page.itting outside during the photo shoot. in this one she's next to her mother looking happy and relaxed. cnn's lisa sylvester has more from washington. lisa. >> don, on gabby gifford's facebook page more than 800 people have posted comments sending her well wishes. just a sample of some of them "great to see you smiling. you're a wonderful inspiration". another one reads "same smile. same attitude. can't wait to see you back in congress". she continues to improve. she's walking more, her verbal and cognitive skills are coming along. you can see some of the differences in the pictures. in the latest pick teres her harris short, cropped short, she is wearing glasses. the most obvious the indentation on the left side of her head. in this picture that same gorgeous smile. these pick tires were taken may 17. that is the day before she had surgery to replace the skull bone that. surgery was to put in a synthetic bone and shunt. and her doctors said it went very well. so physically speaking her