pugh you might ask about this. if you look at the friends gifts to the legislator the total is $4,102. the reason is that the california f p pc is looking over their shoulder and they're only giflg what they can willfully report. the friends don't give anything at all. not only will the board of supervisors not hold private fundraiser account but they know thaim they'll arrest the citizens its david chu's offices that protects the graph. david chu having me arrested does not solve the societies problems and the lies cost more than the money >> >> next speaker, please. >> members the board of supervisors. what you see on the screen right now if they will put it up an order i placed it in july of 2011 more than two years ago. mr. herrera constantly withheld records until finally the task force sent this letter to the board of supervisors six months ago asking you to take action so when are we going to do this? no takers. you you know the sunshine ordinance says your entitled to answer. i go to my member of the superv

it's a great pleasure to work with her and since i'm a seasoned general manager now (laughter) pugh. if you need any advice or anything or learn from my mistakes call me and art will properly introduce you at the next meeting. so welcome i'm glad to offer any information and why can't he introduce her now? >> because she's currently in the position laura. >> thank you harland. i wanted to add my praise to all of your employees and your staff, your crews from your general manager on down to the very bottom everybody in the field. you've done - they've done an excellent job of keeping us informed. i had the luxury of being out of town but without even having to call your folks contacted nicole and you kept her informed and set up the daily communications. very excellent job and pleased there was no loss of life. and when i was coming back from new mexico there were yellow fire department trucks coming from arizona and other places to the rim fire and that attracted a lot of attention. i'll be here at you're next meeting >> all right. thank you. i think we're >> that concludes my report

pugh you might ask about this. if you look at the friends gifts to the legislator the total is $4,102. the reason is that the california f p pc is looking over their shoulder and they're only giflg what they can willfully report.

a recent pugh poll shows 80% of catholics view the pope favorably.t's so encouraging to seize these remarks and just to watch the way that this pope lives his life is example to catholic and noncatholics alike. i'm not catholic although my mother is. there was a great quote for him on the role of women in the church. he says the woman is essential for church, mary, a woman, is more important than the bishops, we must therefore investigate further the role of women in the church. encouraging stuff there. it seems with his change in tone and emphasis in his inclusiveness, the republican party could learn a lot from the way he is handling himself as pope. >> there are definitely members of the party that could learn something but i think this is a message that every person should be reminded of and pope francis has an incredible ability to make people feel included without changing the doctrine and policies of the church. this interview was another example of him viewing people from the eyes much jesus. it's a simple message, stop judging people and let

a new pugh research usa today poll shows how few people understand the law.y one in four say they have a good understanding of the law's impact on them and their families. when you drill down to awareness of the details, only half of them surveyed know that there will be a health care exchange available in their state, and almost half are aware that there will be federal sub sidies. and remember the young invincibles, healthy folks who's participation is essential to making health reform work, just 56% of the people under 30 realize they have to be insured or they face a fine. we have someone here who has read the entire 900-page health care act. he joins us now. >> ali the lack of understanding and confusion about the law are things the obama administration has to be worried about. they are counting on 7 million people signing up for insurance between october 1st and march 31st. about half of those who buy insurance on the new health exchanges are expected to qualify for subsidies, and that help is not just for the poor. let's say you have two kids and a spo

in a recent pugh research poll on the recovery, nearly half of respond acts said the country is stillhigh risk. while 43% said the government has been too involved. 63% of americans polled believed the u.s. economic system is no more cure now than it was in 2008. that's in contrast to a third who think it's now safer. the study concluded that american consumer and business confidence in the economy was one of the biggest victims of the crisis. ♪ >> to help us understand the financial crisis that was, and the status of big banking now, we're joined by neil erwin, and abby mccloski. from los angeles, david dayen, a contributing writer for salon. thanks to all of you. now this is the fifth anniversary. anniversaries come and go. we love them in the media. but we're not the only ones. president obama took a moment to say let's look back on where we started five years ago and where we have come. why is this such a significant anniversary, neil? >> we have been through this wrenching experience the last five years, and it is the defining episode of the 21st century. this really has been the

al: well, i tell you, there's another guy that deserves a little mention tonight and that's justin pugh he has been put in tough spots at various times and has done a good job over there, too. >> al: second and ten. and manning hitting scott and scott all the way down to the 12 yard line and the giants will take their last time-out. >> cris: you know, now you almost have no choice but to try and take four shots into the end zone. any kind of tackle in the field of play and you really begin to run out of opportunities at that point. >> al: tom coughlin a lot to think about, as any coach does in the off week, but for tom now, what do you do with your running back situation next week? >> cris: i think they'll bring somebody in. i really do. there's always veterans out there. i just don't know that you say, all right, david wilson, scott, you're our answer at running back. veterans if they can bring them back and give them a chance in this game. but i don't know. >> al: they have denver next week, manning against manning, among other things. up the middle. the pass is caught inside the ten

mr pugh allies is now the top selling bottled water in the wild growing in double digits. test market for the product was pakistan. russia has formally presented a proposal for the disarmament of syria's chemical arsenal latimer put in his personal appeal to the american public and political establishment to give negotiations a chance in war torn syria though tough questions remain primarily whether washington can we frame from its habit of using brute force. live. clip. the speech. which. looks. like. the clip. just seems. kind of a little. slip right from the scene. of the first trip to live and i think pictures. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. live in the live on live. life on your arm in a life endangered the same type of people. live . a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. the syrian government takes its first step towards chemical design element with washington's threats of force remaining one of the main stumbling blocks will top diplomats meeting in geneva. america's accuse ations that bashar al assad is to blame for the chemical weap

a new pugh research poll shows only 29% of americans support air strikes against syria. 48% oppose them. the president is pushing congress to authorize the use of force but many lawmakers are against giving the commander-in- chief a blank check to wage war. democratic senator robert menendez helped draft a resolution that the senate is considering. it bars the use of ground troops and limits the campaign to 90 days. >> it gives the president the wherewithal to have the limited military action that he has asked for in order to punish assad for the use of chemical weapons in the killing of innocent civilians. >> reporter: but senators including john mccain want more than a missile strike. and the obama administration also faces obstacles in the republican-controlled house. today secretary of state john kerry is leading the effort to convince house memberses to approve military action. in washington, danielle nottingham, kpix 5. >> president obama will try to gain more international support when he heads off to russia for the g20 summit later this week. >>> in 27 days you'll be able to sta

. >> they're particularly intensive, but if you look at pugh, it's not just the independents, look at the democrats. the president doesn't have the support of the democratic party. both parties are crackingov ove this, and what we see is not just the president but we see a certain foreign policy leadership pushing this agenda against a country, left and right, intensely against it. and by the way, the largest opposition to any prospective military action the gallop has ever registered. >> what's the stake for the president? >> a lot. if he were to have this vote take place in the senate and house, and if he loses, and i say if he has the vote, because doug and i just before we went on the air, we are of the opinion that if he's going to lose the vote in the house, which i think today he would lose badly, he may withdraw this thing. because he doesn't want to lose, because if he loses something where he puts all his credibility on the line, kelly, his lame duckedness begins right away. >> john, i think it's possible he may want, in his heart of hearts, have to withdraw and say i've don

and we have a new poll from pugh and look at this. it is a double-digit increase in the americans who are opposed to military action. 63 percent said no. they don't want the united states to get involved in what is involved in syria. a lot at stake this afternoon. and chris joins us now. host of power play. chris, the next big hurdle obviously is on the hill and that's where the work is done in terms was pr if you will for this effort. the president went to vice-president biden's house with republican senators and trying to get good will. there is none that can over come the poll. there is 0 political up side in this. the president is asking republicans he has spent much of his career demonizing for his own political gain, that the president is going to say, i know it is unpopular. i know there is no political advantage in doing it. i want you to help me make my redline declaration stick. that doesn't sell. that doesn't work when public opinion is so strongly against. it how can the administration think that the sales pitch is going t

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. >> pugh research center did a study, and only 10% of people of color said racism was a problem withm. >> i don't think it's the majority of the people. certainly it's a minority. they're ignorant to confuse her with being an arab, not that there's anything wrong with being an arab, either. thank you both. >> the show maybe over, but the conversation continues on our website. we'll see you next time. >> hello and welcome to aljazeera. al-qaeda linked fighters are carrying out an attack on a shopping mall in kenyas capitol. dozens of dead. >> the most powerful typhoon of the year takes aim at hong kong after hitting the philippines. >> i will not allow anyone to harm this countries reputation or threaten to inflict economic pain on millions of our own people just to make an ideological point. >> president obama lashes out at republicans over the budget standoff. >> guilty on all cha

. >>> according to the latest pugh research center poll, more americans say they don't want the u.s.vd in syria. 28% of americans say they support a strike, down 1% from last week. 63% oppose the strike, up 48% from a week ago. now 9% weren't sure, and that's down 23% last week. >>> the latest "washington post" poll and abc news poll have similar reports. more than twice as many oppose u.s. involvement. that's a 5% jump from last week. >>> as the president and congress try to find consensus over a strike in syria, protesters are gathering to show lawmakers what they think about military ak shun. diane what are the people saying at the chicago rally? >> well, john, i would say it's very peaceful and very somber here. we only a few blocks away from northwestern university. some of these people out here protesting are a little bit older. they protested the vietnam war and the war in iraq, and they are trying to send a very clear message to the u.s. congressional delegation, particularly the illinois congressional delegation, and here is what they have to say. >> i think the false dichot

pugh survey says this comes in waves. right now it is the biggest that they have seen in 50 years or so. i was struck by one survey earlier this year when democrats can and republicans alike agreedt that the single area of government that should be cut the most is foreign humanitarian aid. the second choice for budget cutting was the state department and the foreign service has had fewer members than the pentagon has had in vans. these are tiny areas. there is the weariness with the world, weariness with fighting, a kind of compassion fatigue. the end of the day i sympathize with that. i share that view but you can't turn your back on the world. they are able to come back and bite you. >> i like to think washington can do more than one thing at a time. we have a whole host of things coming up, budget fights, debt ceiling and drama and what is happening overseas. they will be forced to do more than one thing. so nice to see both of you. have a great weekend. >>> it is a nightmare scenario. the world's biggest oil producers

jason pugh is out there with more on a much needed win. what do you say? >> you are right. this was a much needed win for the redskins. you know what? they finally get that "w," the 1-3 headed into the by week. i want to give you an injury update on running back alfred morris. he injured his ribs in yesterday's game. he left early and suffered bruised ribs. he had an x-ray on the ribs. they came back negative. it's good news. mike shanahan is happy with the "w" but knows the team must improve each and every week going forward. >> you always feel good when you win. it's the objective. the football team is realistic. they know what type of effort we have to have to get to the next level, what type of play we have to do consistently to win a division. the sky is not falling. you have to go back and do the little things the right way. if you have that mind set and players believe in the work, you have a chance to overcome anything. >> reporter: so the redskins going to the by week this week at 1-3. up next is the dallas cowboys. coming up later, dianna russini sits down with ch

. >> in that interview hall admitted murdering laurie de pughs and provided clues to finding her bodythere's multiple agencies looking into unsolved disappearances. >> larry hall may have had more victims than ever imagined. >> we understand it's even more extensive than we ever thought. not 20 but maybe 30 to 40 in terms of the victims. >> that leaves 30 or 40 families still awaiting answers. which is why, says levin, it is critical that serial investigations do not stop. two decades after tricia reitler vanished her father, gary, now believes larry hall knows where to find her. >> i think if larry knew what we go through on a daily basis, you know, wondering where she is, wondering what happened, i don't think he would have any choice to confess and let us know where she's buried. >> donna reitler is not as sure. >> yeah, he confessed. he recanted. he confessed. he recanted. without a body it's just another possibility. >> more than anything else they just want their daughter back. >> to have a place to lay her to rest, just to be able to sit and just talk to her. >> as for jimmy ke

pugh b about his pol poll?they are afraid of not getting re elected. >> don't you agree they believe obamacare is terrible, not worth enacting. >> i think they believe everything obama does is terrible. i will give you that. >> let me ask -- >> it's not. it's true. >> there have been 1 delays. there have been carve outs for government employees, for big business. there are not carve-outs for the american people. the president said it would cost under $900 billion. it's now $3 trillion going higher every day. the president said we would save $2500 a year. not true. he said we could keep our insurance. today walgreen said 160,000 employees will be in the exchange s. none of his promises are true. none of the way he sold this turned out to be the way he said. if you are an honest democrat, tell me. why shouldn't the people reject considering we now know it is not true? >>. >> you can ask the question. people aren't rejecting it. i don't think they should reject it. >> that's a projection. it hasn't launched yet. i

finally the the pugh research sent asked if they think a military strike will discouraging chemical weapons3% said no, more than half said it will not deter chemical warfare. 16% didn't know. after a day of lobbying congress, president obama has left the country to attend the g. 20 summit. before continuing on to st. peters burg, and president obama plans to urge reluctant world leaders to support a strike on syria. but the united nations is warning barack obama that strikes against syria could unleash even more turmoil, and the u.n. secretary general says political action is needed. the action to prevent future uses of chemical wells. at the same time, we must consider the impact of any punitive measure, to prevent the further -- and facilities silt tate a political resolution of the conflict. the turmoil in syria and across the region serves nobody. >> be sure to stay with us. al jazeera will have live coverage of the house foreign affairs committee. coverage starts at noon eastern tomorrow. >> the last couple days we have been talking about a tropical storm making its way towards japan,

this is the new polling that came out today from pugh on the matter. overall, americans are opposed to the u.s. military getting involved in syria. when you break it down by party, party doesn't much matter either, americans left, right and neither are pretty much opposed to us getting involved in syria. that pretty much dove tails the latest round of national polling on the issue by nbc news, which found overall opposition. opposition among republicans, democrats, and independents. so in terms of public opinion, this may change over time, but right now, public opinion is pretty strongly and pretty widely against getting the u.s. military involved in that war in anyway about the u.s. mission is strong, broad and weird. the conservative media has decided they have figured out who was behind this alleged chemical weapons attack in syria. and when they figured it out, turns out it was exactly who you would think would do something like that. it was president obama. he arranged the whole thing. >> his article here is, that there is evidence, mounting evide

and a new pugh research poll shows that 63% of the americans believe that the economy is no more secure was in 2008. this is coming as president obama is ready to deliver a speech tomorrow at the white house exactly a half decade after lehman brothers failed. we have steve live for us in washington, and what is the president expected to say? >> well, harris, he is going to argue that the economy is recovering, but the gains could be reversed if there is a government shutdown. he is marking the collapse of lehman brothers to pressure congress to do more to strengthen the middle-class, and trying to highlight progress in the economy with steady job growth, and rebounding stock market. and today he said that the republicans are refusing to agree and threatening to collapse the debt ceiling. >> never before in history have we made sure just that the america is paying the bills as a lever to radically cut government at the kind of scale that they are talking about. it has never happened before. >> the president said today that he will not negotiate on the debt ceiling. harris? >> what about

the latest pugh usa today poll shows nearly two-thirds oppose air strikes in ear i can't. a position of reluctance and skepticism to faith in his proposal? >> i suspect he has to make -- have an approach somewhat like president clinton, going into kosovo or himself going into libya. where we were talking here in both cases about limited strikes from the air, no boots on the ground, that are involved in changing the equation in favor of the people, if you will, and against tyrants. that's the case that has to be made. >> and do you think that the russians today may have inadvertently given the president some help by asking assad to put his chemical weapons under international oversight and control, or do you think this may just be playing for time by assad? >> it's hard to say, but certainly putin has got to step up one way or the other. by standing in the way of a united nations resolution, on behalf of some action against assad, he's lining up with assad, and with the kind of atrocities we have seen and heard about here with poison gas being dropped in the suburbs of dama

it's a very difficult sell to an american public that's war we'ry, two new polls out with cnn and pughhowing americans, even though they believe that a chemical attack happened, that it was done by the syrian people, they are vastly against going into syria, even with just limited air strikes. and we'll have an nbc news wall street journal poll out tomorrow that will highlight that as well. >> let me bring in democratic congressman ha keem jeffries, thanks so much for your time. >> good afternoon. >> i understand members of the black caucus are scheduled to meet with susan rice and we heard from her and other white house staff. there's been this analysis that the caucus, black caucus, the president has been able to find a reliable source of support and now many of the congressional black caucus say they are either undecided or will be a no vote regarding the syrian resolution of military strike. >> well, this is a vote of conscience and one that all members of the congressional black caucus and everyone here in congress take extremely seriously. i'm open-minded as it reltates o the dis

the pugh research foundation finds that last week compared to this week, 15% more americans belief that military strikes should not do forward. against this back drop, against a reluctant public, against a war weary public, you have the president now pursuing a diplomatic course, the more that heats up, the slower it becomes in congress. trying to move that forward. >> all right, thank you very much. we are hearing some preview of what the president might say tonight. and the administration firm says that president obama will stress in his speech that any u.s. military action in syria could be limited in scope and duration. of course we have been hearing that from the president since the beginning. the president is also expected to explain to americans why it is in the u.s. national interest for syria to face consequences for chemical weapon use. and here is the president of the united states, to address the men people. >> my fellow americans. tonight i want to talk to you about syria. why it matters, and where we go from here. over the past two years what began as a series of peaceful

a pugh said the people who say defollow-upped it are 23 percent of the over all population.hat is what we call a minority. a small minority. and the republicans took 23 percent of the population and claim the majority of americans want to defund obama care. it doesn't work. it hasn't even started. >> we can give you another poll. rasz musun said 51 percent are willing to shift down to defollow-upped the. they don't like socialized medicine. it is not just republicans. democrats are running away and labor unions begging for wafers and exceptions. and the you have crony socialism going on and unions are trying to get wafers from this thing. and let's exempt all of america from this and start from the beginning. it doesn't mean a government shutdown. fund every other part of the government except for the thing that is blowing up the economy. >> that craziness is going to destroy the republican party. >> and it is people who are with them on this. >> the american people are not with the republicans. this is not socialism. these are insurance exchanges. >> christen, this is the -

>> the pugh hispanic center did research and looked at from 2000-2010 the increase in origin of different countries of migrants. central america was 16.5%. it was off the charts compared to any other origin. the next was 9% for south americans. mexican country of origin and people not born here but coming from mexico was a 2% increase. something's happening. even -- you've mapped it out here, it's incredibly difficult to come, that people are still coming, and from central america, they are really coming, so -- >> yeah, but i mean, it's because central america's not doing well, and mexico has been doing better in the last few years which is why i have predicted that a few years from now, the debate in the u.s. will be where the hell will we get immigrants from? mexicans will not want to come anymore. mexico grows at 4% a year, the new president wants to engage in reform, and if he does, that goes up to 6%, enough to absorb all the new work force, the young people, and so mexicans become less and less, probably will be replaced by central americans for a while until central america picks u

so phil, soon the president and president pugh tin will be in the same place on thursday. will be official meetings for the g-20 summit. while there is no official meeting planned between the two, the word is they will meet on the margins, what does that mean? >> well, syria is not only the official agenda because it is an economic summit. there is lots of one on one meetings on the sidelines, and syria is expected to be the hot topic there as they try to rally support from other leaders. but there is still a real question mark on whether or not vladamir putin will share any intelligence. these leaders agree on so very little right now. as it stands at the moment, these two threaders are not scheduled for any meaningful meetings on the sidelines. so just a few minutes ago, the president made the point that he will continue to engage with russia's president on this subject, on syria, and he remains hopeful of getting his support because he thinks international action will be so much more effective with russia behind it. he canceled this meeting in most kout, and they're not

or between organizations like pugh and the news media.hat is going to happen is the halo-effect of universities is going to positively shine on the news media, or the news media going infect all the universities with the same sort of levels of distrust, which we see in other institutions? i think that's going something very interesting to look at, and again, we haven't necessarily done polls that track people's attitudes toward those sort of things. let me say one more thing about this as well. as organizations -- actually. get to that in a second. no one is more aware of this than the people in this room. yet again, another cell phone conversation. what is going on in terms of cell phone and survey research. everyone in this room is familiar with the fact that nine out of ten americans have cell phones. four out of ten americans are cell phone-only somewhere in between that number are people who mostly use cell phones or mostly use landlines. all sorts of interesting method logical discussions and waiting discussions how one deals with t

the pugh research center. i have never, that's why i have never bought anything on there. can know how i type, i never put a credit card number in, an e-mail in. i, no, no, no, no, i know about private stuff. you got to do that. for anything. i don't do. you are going into this delete history. >> no, i don't even want cookies. are they good? anyway the pew research center. found that 50% of americans are worried about their personal data online from 33% in 2009, 86% said they'd tried at least one tactic to hide their activity online, such as deleteing their broudzing history. we got jobless claims and productivity numbers straight ahead. stick around. i turn ed 65 last week. i turn the math of retirement is different today. money has to last longer. i don't want to pour over pie charts all day. i want to travel, and i want the income to do it. ishares incomes etfs. low cost and diversified. find out why nine out of ten large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus, which includes investment objectives,

the pugh study that i'm sure you heard said that only 30% of white people were dissatisfied by the zimmermanverdict. 86% of black people were dissatisfied. we're told we live in two different americas and that statistic -- those statistics bear that out. just to go to another level of disaffiliation and bad feelings that black people have about the justice system, we saw the shelby county voting rights case. we saw that two hours after the case came down, texas was rushing to pass more restrictive voting rights laws. we know what that's all about. we know the supreme court, the highest court in the country, basically sanctioned moves that will keep us from voting. so the aba in part is to give people confidence in the legal system. we don't have confidence in the legal system. we see that stand your ground laws are used against us. we see that george zimmerman is free. marissa alexander who fired a gun in the air because she was being beaten got 20 years. she was also prosecuted by the same person who moved the george zimmerman trial. so as you move forward -- i was talking to the commission