i would ask ruth to say a couple of words. >> thank you. >> if could you be brief. we will ask you a lot of questions. you were for ten years the chairman of our communicate comm committee. >> i can give evidence and from my experience and as a member of the global commission. mr. chairman, i was the director for the drug policy in switzerland. we introduced a change in the law and introduced measures and treatments. i think i can give you some evidence you want to hear. >> that's why you are here. both you and sir richard to answer questions. members will have questions. going back to my initial question. why was it lost? bearing in mind, the commission had five ex-presidents. a secretary j-general of the united nations. your fellow commissioners were in charge of the policy. you are saying it failed. why did it fail? >> i think that most of these presidents who are now on the commission feel that they made the wrong decisions when they were actually in power and in a position to do something about it. that's why they decided to become members of the commission. i

babe ruth turns 117 years old, as you said, so we'll have 600 or 700 people come down. this is next friday right here at legends, 5:30 to clock. we have a lot of sports media, ravens, baltimore orioles, the new orioles g.m. will be here. so you can just rub elbows with the sports celebrities in a casual way. lots of different great things just to catch up on the overall baltimore sports scene. you can do it at the birthday bash. $40 all you can eat and drink. >> we'll quick talk about that. >> that's the other promotion to celebrate babe ruth. the most famous native son. and on monday, he turns 117. so at the babe birth -- ruth birth place tomorrow and monday we will have free admission over at the birth place. you can see football films over here and go to the birthplace and catch up on everything to do with babe ruth. >> thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you, ladies. >> well, how open are employers when it comes to salary negotiations? coming up, what you the interviewee should know in negotiating your salary. >> and a young lawyer travels to a remote vi

were ruth not there to talk them down, somebody would likely have gotten shot. >>it's my kid, oh, that's hard. >>what's your biggest fear? >>seeing him on tv. getting shot or something. that will be hardest thing. yeah. (vo)coming up... poverty and lack of opportunity may help explain why so many young men are willing to join and die for the drug cartels but in a country with some of the strictest gun laws in the world, where exactly are these criminal organizations getting their guns? [[vo]]...we're the idea nobody wants to hear. ...until the truth reveals itself. boat-rockers. and above all... and there's only one place you'll find us. weeknights on current tv. >>this is outrageous! [[vo]]cenk uygur calls out the mainstream media. >>the rest of the media seems like, "ho-hum, no big deal." we've have no choice, we've lost our democracy here. just refreshing to hear. no other television show does that. we're keeping it real. (vo)as the drug war has intensified over the last few years in juarez, mexico, the daily executions have become more gruesome. the juarez a

thanks, ruth. president yee: i want to also mention or at least thank p.a.c. because, as you know, there's going to be pre-k to three summit coming up february 25, and some of the things we're talking about here in regards to having the perspective of not only parents, but the community, and educators, sitting in one room to have a discussion around all these issues, i just want to -- how does this tie in? because as you know, nancy, your chair person, will be one of our panelists at this conference and that's going to happen at everett middle school from 8:30 to 12:30. and it makes some sense here, also, because i'm thinking as people were talking about restorative justice, that in many ways, if you look at a quality preschool setting, that's what they do. they really do use that approach. so maybe there's something that could be learned from the bottom up rather than the top down. thank you very much, ruth. yee next item is item f, public comment on consent items. i don't have any speakers that so the consent calendar is item g, and is there a motion? >> so

ruth, there are a lot women who are looking at you and saying, all right, what is ruth's secret?s with -- what was it? you were patient? >>guest: we always agreed, whatever we decided upon, whether it was business, or to buy a house, or to buy property, whatever we decided on we both decided, telling. and that is how we went along. everything, you know, he gave me his idea, i gave him my idea, and, everything worked out, fine. to our advantage. >>neil: on the big purchases, i am the money geek at foxes on big prepares, whose decision was the final if you bought a house or new car, who made the decision? >>guest: most important thing, if you make money, i always say, investment properties, they are very good for people, and invest and it helps make a living and you more secure. >>neil: when you hear kids today or younger people today, i can't hack this guy or this woman i'm with, i'm out. the marriage is over. it's done. >>guest: they never wanted to get married to start. that is the idea. if you really want to get married and remain married, then you have to make up your mind to

. >> thank you, ruth. commissioner fewer and then commissioner wynns. commissioner fewer: thank you, right, for coming in and speaking and giving us your report and filling in for the p.a.c. parents tonight. i wanted to ask you, what is the time frame of when you're doing these conversations around restorative practices? >> it's great to not have a firm deadline at the end, because there's not a decision that you are going to make about it. so we're pretty much going to do the conversation starting yesterday as far into april as school can do it. but we know after spring break is over, it's a lot harder for schools to calendar that. so it's pretty much now till mid april probably. commissioner wynns: did you hear any feedback from the parents that participated in the training? >> feedback about restorative practices? commissioner wynns: yes. >> sure, because that's what it was all about. the p.a.c. in general, our policy is not to give partial findings, and we only had the one conversation. but it was great and pretty rich. people at groton -- there are

ruth? >> i think the technical term for that is dumb.i'm sure that there are women that they could have found, and whoever put that hearing together probably needs a little bit of a talking to, perhaps by his wife. look, as we have seen over the last few weeks, contraception is is a very explosive, personal, deeply felt issue. people felt, i've felt that the president should have given a little bit more leeway to issues of religious conscience, but let's be clear. the overwhelming number of women use contraception and they use contraception and they don't think of it as a bad thing or something that enables them to do a bad thing. >> but there is one piece of this, which is that the self-insured catholic organizations do have a problem, because they don't have a waiver, and they have no place to turn. they can't just go to the insurance company. >> oh, sure. as a technical problem, the compromise, i think i called it a fig leaf in the newspaper, that the president worked out is not, from the catholic church's point of view, an entirely u

the jersey dates back to ruth's first season. you can see it closely, stitched into the collar.xperts, they say the jersey could challenge the auction record for one piece of baseball memorabilia. that record is currently $2.8 million. that's for a hone us us wagner trading card the flying dutchman. shortstop, played through 1917. >> listen to you. and that playing card sold there for $2.million was on a pack of cigarettes. he was against it because he didn't smoke. >> wow! and i bet you knew that. you didn't have to look that up. >> trying to keep up with you. >> jon kelley. have you been to cooperstown hall of fame? >> no i haven't. >> i have been. several times. >> is the weather good? we'll go. >> let's go. thanks so much for being with us. join us 5:00, 6:00, 11:00. >> i like the idea of cooperstown. check us out at nbcbayarea.com.

supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg talked about a new charter for egypt and he is said this. >s. constitution if i was drafting a constitution in 2012. i might look at the constitution of south africa. a deliberate attempt to have fundamental instrument of government that embraced basic human rights, had independent judiciary and it is a great piece of work that was done. >> greg: we should look to south africa? my liver is in better shape than south africa. this is from a woman who is a guardian of the american constitution. like the pope saying he never liked the new testament. days ago president obama told nbc attack gerbil matt lauer this. >> what frustrated people is i have not been able to force congress to implement every aspect of what i said in 2008. well, you know, it turns out that our founders designed a system that makes it more difficult to bring about change that i would like sometimes. >> greg: stupid founders. how funny that weeks ago obama envisioned america that is built to last. the one thing that really lasts he wishes would -- anyway. if this isn't a prime

ruth johnson, michigan. one of the problems that we have right now is that the federal government required us at our dmv, which we do through the secretary of state's office, that we would ask everyone if they'd like to register to vote when they came in to get a driver's license or personal id. they did that, and we have thousands of noncitizens now registered to vote. my question is, how do we get them off? we've had social security, homeland security, i.c.e. and all refuse to help us, and they're the only ones that have that information. on a quick note, a man from indonesia voted because that is in indonesia the law. he didn't try to commit any malice. he just didn't know better, and he faces possible deportation, large legal bills, his business is a wreck because of it and it's impacted him negatively. so it helps everyone if we're able to take non-citizens off the voter rolls. >> you're in a unique situation in michigan, because that advance lawsuit in 2008 that clamped down on what you could n on what

but one quick last question, ruth? >> thank you. ruth johnson, michigan. one of the problems that we have right now is that the federal government required the dmv to ask if everyone wants to vote if they come to get a driver's license, and now we have nonresidents to get them off the roles. and a man from indonesia because in his country that is his law, did he not know better and he pa faces possible deportation and and it's impacted him negatively. it helps everyone if we are able to take noncitizens au s off th rolls. >> i mean look, the secretary of state of colorado has looked at this issue with monday citizens, utah found noncitizens voting it's happening. it's reality. i have texas voter registration forms, there's forms in harris county that for a client of mine that that says are you a u.s. citizen and they checked no and were registered to vote. i mean, this is how bad it is. how do you untangle this web is a difficult question, the only tools are section eight in your policy decisions, i am convinced that noncitizens are voting in our elections

about the ruth gotstein supports it as a way to ensure the survival what was she considers a national treasure. >> i think it's extraordinary, it's amazing. it's a capsule in time. >> in a city noted for its political activism, coit tower and its murals have become the latest battleground. activists have until february 6th to gather enough signatures to put the advisory proposal on the ballot. >> belva: for more coverage of the murals at kqed/org/thisweek. >>> anna demure smith is currently at grace cathedral. sunday morning at 9:30 i'll be her guest in conversation and it's free to the public. i'm belva davis. thanks for watching. good night.

even ruth, madoff's wife, had a company credit card, and she charged millions, too, on everything frompping sprees in paris to movie rentals, all courtesy of bernard l. madoff's securities, thank you very much. >> they used the bank account at b.l.m.i.s. like a personal piggy bank. >> safer: of all the people that should have known, his brother and his sons who worked under the same roof with him should have known. >> one would think so. yes. >> safer: did they know? >> my belief is, yes, they knew. and the reason i believe that is they were officers of these companies and directors in certain instances as well and also compliance officers in a very highly regulated environment. so i think clearly they would have to have known what was going on given their own personal transactions, the longevity of what was happening, and the responsibilities as officers of the company. >> safer: madoff's sons and brother also had accounts with bernie, and their returns were simply spectacular. >> there is sort of an extraordinary event with peter, his brother. after 1995, we only see him putting $14

>>> and justice ruth bader ginsburg of the u.s.rt telling countries like egypt that they should look past the u.s. constitution as a model for framing their new goth. her comments setting off a firestorm of controversy, one person even calling for her to resign.ncer is she right? ion? ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. what is thishorty? uh, tissues si i'm sick. you don't cough, you d't show defeat. give me your war face! raaah! [ male announcer ] halls. a pep talk in every drop. megyn: fox news alert. we are hearing and seeing brand-new video coming in moments ago from the slaughter in syria. a brutal regime ramps up the war against its own people as the united states struggles with a way to address this crisis. brand-new hour of "america live." i'm megyn kelly. fresh scenes of horror as government forces continue to bombard areas. government snipers cutting down those in the street trying to help those who have already

but it's important to remember also that ruth ginsberg is an appointee of bill clinton, not of barack obama. so i'm not sure how much he can be associated with her comments. >> we'll see. they all carry their pocket copy of the u.s. constitution, not the south african constitution around the republican campaign trail. >> reporter: they do. >> jeff toobin, appreciate your help. insight tonight into the supreme court. >>> disgraced global financial official dominique strauss-kahn tries to new tactic to clear his name, answering questions about prostitute. >>> u.s. officials have questions about a new way to get your jolt of caffeine. when bp made a commitment to the gulf, we were determined to see it through. here's an update on the progress. we're paying for all spill related clean-up costs. bp findings supports independent scientists studying the gulf's environment. thousands of environmental samples have been tested and all beaches and waters are open. and the tourists are back. i was born here, i'm still here and so is bp. one chance to hunt down the right insurance at the right pri

. >>> antes skwi xand no iba tener buenos ruth ademÁesultados ging fue a hacer campaÑa en ohio. >>> desdes parecerÍa mejor gingrich por la ron que se muestra ser un candidato mÁs modera do en inmigraciÓn. >>> se spe ra que la participaciÓn hispana sea baja en colorado sÓlo 13% de latinos se identifican como republicanos y se espera que el poder hispano se haga sentir en noviembre. >>> en colorado mÁs de un millÓn de los residentes de colorado son latinos mÁs de 802 mil ciudadanos. >>> migraciÓn el tema de mayor preocupaciÓn aquÍ y segÚn nos dijeron que motivo de de seno canto con ambos partidos. >>> no no mÁs que nos digan quÉ tipo de legislaciÓn van a pasar, pero que luego lo hagan. >>> lo que llama la atenciÓn los ataques entre republicanos enlls los mÁs amargos los de gingrich contra romney lo acuso de promover que hospitales catÓlicos repartieran anticonceptivos en hospitales lo que va en contra de la religiÓn. >>> despuÉs de esta noche no habrÁ otra primaria republicana en tres semanas entre las que siguen la de arizona que llamaÁa mucho la atenciÓn josÉ. >>> carlos desde denver colo

when they are involved in this kind of relationship and then there are agencies like the house of ruth as well. >> make people think and if there are in an relationship reevaluate it. >> they issued this statement. she will always be one of our girls and we pray those whose lives have been immeasurably affected may find peace. >> they they are on line saying that but say it won't bring her back. >> the jury heard and then considered testimony from nearly 5 dozen witnesses before convicting huguely. >>> the fbi is now leading the search for two men who shot a customer at a store this week. the two shot the man during a robbery. the fbi is offering a reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in that case. >>> 17 baltimore city police officers have been stripped of their badges following an investigation, charged with conspiracy to commit extortion. the owners of majestic auto body and to youing shop paid them to usher vehicles into their shop. if convicted each could face 20 years in prison. >>> maryland's attorney general is taking on internet giant google. it is all ab

to the previous but i would mention to the building department that the document -- i see pieces of ruth and other structures -- roof and other structures that do not match. >> do you have a motion? >> on the basis that the permit is compliant? >> on the basis they approved it. ok. >> we have a motion from commissioner fung to deny the appeal and upheld the permit on the basis the city approved it. president garcia: aye. vice president hwang: aye. commissioner goh: aye. my last vote. 4-0. the permit is upheld. >> i miss having the gavel. >> we are adjourn. -- adjourned.

. >> a jersey worn by babe ruth will soon be up for auction looks like it is in good shape babe ruth'sform from the 1920 season is expected to go for at least $1 million could challenge the auction record of 1 piece of baseball memorbilia, wagner's trading card that sold for 2 .8 million in 2007 the online auction begins april 30th. >> you are right it does look super clean >> it does. >> and also looks rather small. >> small for the babe. >> hu. >>> all right. 1920s what a treasure. >> would it be worth more if it had tobacco it and and sweat stains on it? >> i would think so if it was his it is his. >> you collect memorbilia tell us >> not that kind of thing but would it be -- no, generally you want stuff cleaned up. >> okay. >> wow that will go. i bet it goes for more than a million dollars >> i bet $2 million. >> we will report that to you >> a little out of my price range. >> mine too. >> mine too. >> now wagnerly get the money for that. >> let's -- weather nice and easy this afternoon cooler than yesterday but, with a little breeze out of the north and west and sunshine, pleasant

sandy works at the house of ruth in maryland. sadly, she said domestic violence cases on college campuses are all-too familiar. >> many campuses have places for young people to go. then there are agencies like the house of ruth as well. >> makes you think. like if you're in an abusive relationship, to reevaluate it. >> reporter: notre dame prep issued this statement. yeardley will always be one of our girls. and though we will never fill the void left by her death, we pray that those whose lives have been immeasurably altered, may find peace. >> reporter: online, there has been very strong reaction to that second-degree murder verdict. people saying in their opinion, it's just not strong enough. they do follow it by saying regardless of the penalty, it will never bring yeardley love back. in baltimore county, i'm jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news. >> jessica, thank you. the jury considered testimony from nearly 60 witnesses before convicting huguely in love's murder. >>> a baltimore county man is accused of posing as a polic

in this case the neighbor is ruth carlsoton, a woman who livs at 10 05 baker street.she has applied for a permit to remodel her kitchen and construct an extensive system and wrapping around the rear of her home. this is the first invasion of that kind of space in the row of houses that was designed in an ingenious way to preserve white and security and privacy. we have met with ms. carlsoton prior to the appeal. she was very accommodating on a number of things. one was to pay for the installation design and purchase of a railing for a bedroom window looking at the premises, and we believe she had agreed not to the concept of screening the railing so passers-by would not be able to look inside the bedroom window. there is a third issue i alerted our architect to, and it has some historical significance. there was some petroleum in an area were opposed was intended to be erected who supports the death. i think that is something we could work out, -- to support the deck. i think that is something we could work out. we thought we had an agreement with miss carlton, but sh

my name is ruth grabowski and i staff the parents advisory council to the board of education. p.a.c. members tonight are celebrating valentine's day. i'm not apparently. this report -- the report i'm going to give provides an update on the p.a.c.'s work to organize community conversations about practices and also our participation in planning meetings abou

. >> reporter: roy and ruth found the barracks.walking through this 45-year- old building brought back bad memories. >> the one family, and regardless how many there were they were put in one room with a bed with -- i don't know what he had but we had a straw. >> straw mattress, yeah. >> straw bags, a bag with straw in it. >> oh boy, makes me cry. it's sure sad. >> and we had a shower, we showered. >> reporter: yamani spent 10 months of his time in a camp stockade. punishment for a camp riot in 1943. to this day yomani denies any involvement in the violence. but after the war yomani and his sister who campaigned for his release were deported to japan. both were american citizens born in hawaii. >> well he came back because the american government has finally acknowledged the fact an injustice was done to an american citizen. that bought him back. >> reporter: some of the camp survivors say if they ever get redress money they want to use it to restore the tully camp to a museum. the kids playing on the stone monument don't really kn

if your the the victim of domestic violence, call the house of ruth. shelton dutes, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the biggest leak of classified information, barbara burke class bradley manning. >> i liken it to having a drink with a friend at a bar. >> what he posted on facebook could land him in jail. what a court says he must now put on the popular website. >> remember that sex tape involving former presidential candidate john edwards and his mistress? we will tell you who had that tape now. >> a few thunderstorms possible here tomorrow. right now, temperatures are mild, 54 of the airport, 57 downtown. downtown. >> investigators are still trying to figure out what calls to helicopters to collide, killing seven marines last night. they were preparing for deployment. that area is used for training because the terrain is similar to the harsh conditions of afghanistan. >> marines are trained in a way that we want to fight. they are going to go out there in conduct that training as if they were in a combat zone. >> the names of the seven marines will not be releas

. >> we will call the next item, which is item no. 5, ruth levy versus the department of public worksappealing the denial of minor sidewalk infringement. we will start with the appellant. you have seven minutes. >> good evening, born. -- board. my family owns the property adjacent to the permit holder. i grew up two blocks from this property. i live in the neighborhood. i have lived there for over 50 years, so i know the neighborhood quite well. my mother had her antique shop on the block. i am quite familiar with it. i live in the city, and i believe the permit holders do not live in the city, so i have concerns about the aesthetics, but i have other issues, too. this all started because of an accessibility issue, and my niece's a special needs of young woman, so i am very sensitive to disabilities. we have tried to bend over backwards to be in reasonable about this. there seems to be a disconnect between the building and planning, which we discovered, and the department of streets and napkin -- mapping. the proposed ramp is 60 feet long, eight and a half feet wide, and it is describ

. >> my name is ruth, i am the property owner. >> you are given time to speak through your agent, sof you would like to speak, you can speak during rebuttal. as a permit holder, you are represented. you can share your time or you can take those three minutes as you wish. is there any other public comment? we will start with rebuttal, and we will start with the appellant. >> there appears to be a little bit of confusion about the configuration and relationship of the windows and the space. is this better? this is the window in question. this represents the proposed site back as opposed to the rear deck. there have been no rear decks, but there are no debts of the nature we are complaining about a year. mr. hill said that there is a direct view from the kitchen. that is not really the case. it is an oblique view, it is someone leaning over the kitchen sink. we are not really concerned about that. our concern is that the kitchen sink is going to go away. and then there is the access to the area right in front of the window and question. it is also true that there are vantage point elsew

i had this quotation courtesy of ruth marcus from "the washington post." "george w. bush when he was governor said that if a family planning anything, it is, public health manner." "we would have had a million more but when it pregnancies and nearly half of them would have been abortions." if you are against abortion, why would you be against birth control? >> the only reason it has become an issue amongst republicans is that santorum is living in the 50's and he makes it an issue. i don't see any of the other candidates who make it an issue. remember the earlier debate when abc's stephanopoulos asked about contraception? romney said, "what the hell is this about?" settled issue. instead of doing the kennedy thing, i am a catholic but i don't take orders from the vatican, end story -- he does not say end of story, he keeps talking about it. when santorum is out of the race, unless he wins the nomination, i hope it will buy as an issue. >> santorum had a golden opportunity. this was a chance for him to talk about manufacturing, his grandfather story, speak to blue-col

justice ruth bader ginsburg had her purse snatched while walking near the kennedy center with her husband and daughter. the fbi is in nevis investigating. sources do not believe he was targeted but, rather, the victim of random street crime. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >>> and today is the one-year anniversary of one arab spring uprising that still threatens a key u.s. ally. a year ago today, bahrain's shiite majority rose up. the rulers responded with violence. the country remains deeply lly divided. >>> an american tradition is being embraced by lovers. officially considered an unwelcome and imported western custom, valentine's day is being celebrated by many young iranians. the best part of valentine's day is the chocolate. >> around the world, people get to celebrate a little bit of love. that's cool. >>> time for the weather across the country. a mix of rain and snow from detroit to cleveland, buffalo, pittsburgh, and west virginia. showers from atlanta to jacksonville. spreading to wichita, houston, and shreveport. heavy downpours from seattle to northern california. >>> mo