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yesterday i attended a meeting with cabinet officers and tomorrow secretary salazar will be hosting a meeting in new orleans with the local states to start talking about how do we assess the damage. how do we put a price tag on it, and how do we make whole the people of the gulf. it's going to be extraordinarily complex, process moving forward. but we need to do it because we have a responsibility to the american people and ultimately b.p. has a response to make the american people whole. >> rose: as you know, some people would like to say that b.p. is president obama's katrina. do you see any comparisons between the response to katrina and the response to the oil spill? >> well, i think there's some things that are similar and there's some things that are very, very different. hurricane katrina was just a... >> rose: the levies didn't hold. >> the levies didn't hold, but it had a beginning an an end. we knew within about 48, 72 hours what had happened. it was mind bonding, we were awe-struck. it's going too take years to recover from it. when this event started with went over 80 days

. >>> víctor salazar es chofer de un taxi.l presidente, de la federación de taxistas formada por mayoría de choferes latinos, dice que el problema es mucho mayor >>> ahora mismo se producen alrededor de 300 asaltos, robos, agresión contra taxista todos los meses. esto ha bajado desde mil que había antes de nosotros con poner cierta medida de protección. >>> no pude entender por qué me atacó dijo este chofer que dice haber sido atacado por un pasajero hace pocos días, mientras gritaba insultos contra su religión. su caso está siendo investigado por la policíacos y mientras, atacó a está reef, podría recibir 25 años de cárcel. de ser encontrado culpable. en nueva york, univisión. >>> la automotriz japonesa toyota dijo que llamorá a revisión en estados unidos, a más de un millón cien mil vehículos de modelo corona y matrix. según dijeron defectos, eléctricos pueden hacer que el vehículo sede detenga. alimento contaminado de pollo, se considere que fue el origen del brote de salmonella. según la administración de medicina y alimen

. >> vÍctor salazar es chofer de un taxi amarillo.xistas formada en su mayorÍa por choferes latinos dice que para ellos el problema es mayor. >> ahora mismo se producen alrededor de 300 asaltos, robos, agresiÓn contra taxistas todos los meses. eso ha bajado de tres mil que habÍa antes de nosotros poner ciertas medidas de precauciones. >> no pude tender por quÉ me atacÓ, dice este otro chofer tambiÉn musulmÁn que dice haber sido atacado por un pasajero mientras le gritaba insultos. su caso es investigado por la policÍa. >> el joven podrÍa recibir 25 aÑos de cÁrcel de ser cuntrado culpable. >> en instantes, regresar de comerciales, las imÁgenes de video que llegan desde lo profundo de la tierra donde estÁn los 33 mineros en chile. [♪mÚsica♪] >> mÁs adelante: cristina culmina una era en la tv y comienza una nueva. le decimos al regresar. [♪mÚsica♪] les saluda ilia calderón. esta tarde, en primer impacto. los albergues de animales están saturados de mascotas, pero unos voluntarios, encabezados por una mujer, hacen lo posible para que sean

pictures of the three mexican nationals were arrested at that house they are fabian 20 years old, hector salazarars old, sergio merlo was 35 years old. they're in the senate clara county jail will eventually be transported in held in sacramento county. the discovery of an apparent nest of suspected drug dealers in their midst was a rude awakening for residents that otherwise sleepy neighborhood in east gilroy. here's what's of the neighbors are saying tonight. >> it was surprising, and glad they got caught, i wish people didn't use the drugs there will be demand for it it would be easy. >> the neighborhood is pretty castoff because we have kids according to i heard on the newest the mend and on the chemicals they had could blow up the whole block. >> i'm just glad nothing happened these people wanted day care across the street to. there's a lot of kids in neighborhood with they had a drug war. >> other neighbors say the house on the corner was the kind of party spot with a lot of people coming and going at all hours. the area is surrounded by it orchards and vineyards in is at the intersection o

. >> reporter: veronica salazar knows how to make great traditional mexican food. >> i learned in the kitchen. my family has a restaurant in mexico. i grow up in mexico. >> what she did not know was how to turn her skills into a paying business. that's why san francisco's first incubator kitchen is proving to a recipe for success. >> there is a clear entrepreneur yell spirit. they did not have access to the resources they would need. this program was born out of this neighborhood. there was a need for the women in this neighborhood to formalize their food business. >> it's really a great opportunity for all women. i want to say to this woman who have the business at home, they have to come here. they want to make more money. they want to grow up with this kitchen. it's really, really nice opportunity for the woman. >> this saturday you can have a taste of success and learn about it at a street festival that will be held in san francisco. >> you will see people who have often times started selling on the street, formalized and moved into farmers markets. >> on folsom between 24th and 2

santa clara county sheriff's department released these phot photos of the suspect, figueroa 0and salazareing held at the santa clara county jail tonight and i am told that ice agent put immigration hold on them agent found 20 kilo of cocaine in the house and think cock fighting was happening in the back yard. live near gilroy, abc 7 news. >>> thanks very much lisa. >> woman told police she was raped in a parking garage in downtown oakland this afternoon in the middle of the day. police say it happened at garage at clay and 14th street right behind city hall. it was about 12:30. victim thinks she may have seen her attacker recently near lake merit and 14 street and describes him as missing a front tooth. he apparently also wore large dark sunglasses and lark black head phone around his neck. >> richmond police hope witnesses will come forward to lead them to 2 men who walked up to a 16-year-old boy and shot him to death today at a bus stop in broad daylight. it happened while the victim was waiting for his mother to pick him up on west mcdonald avenue in an area of richmond called the iro

and whereas president obama and secretary of the interior ken salazar selected larry oako hawk of the pawnee nation to serve as assistant secretary for indian affairs and have held listening sessions on american indian and alaska native issues around the country. and the white house. and whereas american indian heritage month recognizes and honors the continued contributions of the american indian community and promotes awareness about issues facing the american indian population today. and whereas the mayor of the city and county of san francisco is proud to partner with kqed, friendsship house, association of american indian, american indian aids project and the american indian health center to celebrate five outstanding local heroes for their work in the san francisco bay area, american indian community. now therefore be it resolved that i, the mayor, do hereby proclaim november, 2009, as american indian heritage month in the city and county of san francisco. at this time i'd also like to recognize the offices of several elected officials who are providing certificates of honors to

. >> las autoridades mexicanas arrestaron a gerardo salazar ecuapacho gracias a una denuncia anÓnima.e muchos sectores y ciudades tradicionalmente habitadas por familias hispanas ha cambiado. y hoy se asemeja a los famosos pueblos fantasmas, la partida de miles de residentes ha dejado ademÁs una economÍa en crisis y a miles de comerciantes al borde de la quiebra. >> esta es una ciudad azotada por el miedo y la incertidumbre. en cada barrio, un aviso como Éste anuncia que alguien no aguantÓ mÁs y partiÓ. el movimiento migratorio en reversa es palpable en arizona desde hace varios meses, las Últimas semanas se agudizÓ e hizo que muchos condados adquirieran caracterÍsticas de pueblos fantasmas. asÍ lo cree martín medina, propietario de uno de los 64 restaurantes de comida mexicana que sigue abierto. >> cuando se declarÓ, se firmó la s b 10- 70, la gente se espantÓ, cayó en pÁnico, en desconfianza. >> hoy su negocio permanece asÍ casi todo el tiempo. >> leyes como Ésta no afectan a los hispanos solamente. esto es economÍa. y le va a pegar a los americanos, a los blancos, a los chinos, a l

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when ken sal a skblar-- salazar said we need to keep b.p. responsible and we're going to keep our boot on their neck. the next day we cut to the clip to obama saying we don't need that type of language. now you've been to brooklyn. i think that is very tame language. b.p.'s been dictating to the government what to do from the get-go, charlie. b.p. dictated faa who can fly over, who can't fly over the site. b.p. dictated to the coast guard who could come around here. let me finish. b.p. dictated to the epa about the dispersant core exit. you have to watch the thing. we got the letter, we're b.p. sent the letter to b.p. saying we have problems, we have problems with this dispersant core exit. and we have some other things we want to you use. they said you know what, we are using, basically they said we're going to use what we want to use. >> rose: you know that general, admiral allen is waiting to come on this program. >> yeah. >> rose: all right. >> let's pull up another chair. >> rose: we would be happy to do that. and i suspect he would be

bennet was appointed last year, after ken salazar left the senate to become interior secretary. president obama had endorsed bennet, while former president clinton endorsed romanoff in the hard-fought primary race. bennet's eight point win was a piece of good news for a beleaguered white house. >> the president was proud to lend his name, appeared in mailings, ads, participated in teletown hall. >> lehrer: but with the democratic primary behind him, bennet would not commit today to have mr. obama back to campaign this fall against a republican opponent. >> we'll have to see. we'll obviously do what's right for the campaign. he's been a huge help and i appreciate his endorsement. and we'll see what happens between now and november. >> lehrer: bennet will face reblican district attorney ken buck with ties to the tea party movement. he claimed the mantle of outsider in beating former lieutenant governor jane norton. >> republicans have been sending their elected officials back to washington d.c. to change congress, and instead those republicans have been changed by congress. >> leh

secretary settled -- salazar's report mentioned the regulations. i would suggest that the commission considered not only insisting the regulations be finalized but also ordering a broader review process regulations for our shores or oil and gas. another area of deficiency that has become apparent is a lack of adequate oil spill response capacity. despite what was adopted in the oil pollution act of 1990, the nation's only not resolved adequate oil spill response planning and basic research and development for oil spill response technology. as the house energy investigation has shown, oil spill response plans prepared by industry, and a review of those plans by the mms, were lacking. in addition, while the u.s. coast guard is responsible for implementing the plans, the coast guard has never acted on our offer to allow the coast guard to review the plans before they were approved. the commission wished to reconsider the terms of the executive order, implementing that act which splits the responsibilities between the two agencies. to the extent the re

secretary settled -- salazar's report mentioned the regulations. i would suggest that the commission considered not only insisting the regulations be finalized but also ordering a broader review process regulations for our shores or oil and gas. another area of deficiency that has become apparent is a lack of adequate oil spill response capacity. despite what was adopted in the oil pollution act of 1990, the nation's only not resolved adequate oil spill response planning and basic research and development for oil spill response technology. as the house energy investigation has shown, oil spill response plans prepared by industry, and a review of those plans by the mms, were lacking. in addition, while the u.s. coast guard is responsible for implementing the plans, the coast guard has never acted on our offer to allow the coast guard to review the plans before they were approved. the commission wished to reconsider the terms of the executive order, implementing that act which splits the responsibilities between the two agencies. to the extent the re

and interior secretary ken salazar says he's considering now revising or even lifting the drilling moratorium in the gulf. in michigan officials say they have located the pipeline break that has allowed hundreds of thousands of gallons of oil to leak into the kalamazoo river. this weekend marks the first anniversary of the arrest of three americans seized by iran while hiking along its border and charged with spying. their mothers organized demonstrations to mark the day including this one in front of iran iran's mission to the u.n. here in new york. zsa zsa gabor's publicist says that doctors in los angeles plan to let her return home later this week. she's been hospitalized for treatment of a broken hip. now 93. in northwest pakistan around the kybar pasmon soons have triggered flooding. the pakistani army has been deployed to rescue an estimated 27,000 people who have fled the rising waters. as for our own weather across the country, today will be warm with storms in the east and the plains and upper midwest. in the days ahead july's heat, humidity and storms are now just memories. that's

esta vez nos acompaÑa la asesora laboral morales y el profer jorge salazar carrillo de la universidadl beneficio porque esto ya estÁ pagado, lo mÁs pronto que lo haga siguiendo todos los procedimientos porque generalmente empieza a recibir por 26 semanas. >> cÓmo se puede solicitar? >> en la florida en la agencia para la innovaciÓn del trabajo, en cualquier estado puede uno ir y tiene las agencias locales para estar cerca del pÚblico. >> por quÉ ha subido tanto el nÚmero de personas que estÁn solicitando los beneficios? >> porque la economÍa se ha desestimulado despuÉs de haber terminado los estÍmulos para la compra de casa, para la compra de automÓviles y en realidad, terminaron todos los trabajadores del censo y estÁn muchos mÁs buscando los beneficios del desempleo. >> este formulario que estamos viendo aquÍ lo podemos conseguir en cualquier oficina de la naciÓn. hay que hacerlo con mucho cuidado, con quÉ razÓn? porque esto tiene mucho que ver, la forma en que nosotros con honestidad vamos a llenar el formulario va a retrazar o agilizar el beneficio que necesitamos. de acuerdo a lo

i am in personal discussions with secretary salazar, secretary chu, and the ceo of bp. it remains a work in progress. we are assessing the options we have. everyone is in agreement we need to proceed with the relief well. the question is how to do that to mitigate risks and the implications of increased pressure at the top of the well into the legacy bop from the deepwater horizon. if you will remember, we installed the schooling -- spooling tool. we put that piece and then connected the stacking cap to that. that is the weak link in the chain. we need to understand the implications of pumping mud and cement in from the bottom and the implications for potential damage to that one particular weak link between the blowout preventer and the capping stack. everyone is committed to killing this well. we want to do it right. we do not want to introduce more risk moving toward. those discussions will continue today. when we reach a decision, we will make an announcement. i am sorry i do not have anymore information. it truly remains a work in progress. with that, we would be h

there is a call to secretary salazar with the leadership, and these issues are discussed in great depth. they talk about risks associated with certain activities, how to mitigate them, and any procedures that bp develops are reviewed and recommendations is made by the science team. in any direction to proceed is a decision made by me, and i issue are written order to bp. that is the process that we have been falling. he had more information on the success -- a great success in cementing the casing in the well. we just need to and need the -- which is need to understand the implications and make sure it that we have all potential risks covered that would impact our decision on how we use the mud and a cement. next question. >> the next question comes from reuters. >> i am a little confused and what me through something. you say the pressure test was cellule whether they're a cement or not any and ellis, it would affect the decision on the relief well. what you mean by that? would you drill into it to see what you think it is? >> more detail whether we think the reservoir is connected to

secretary settled -- salazar's report mentioned the regulations. i would suggest that the commission considered not only insisting the regulations be finalized but also ordering a broader review process regulations for our shores or oil and gas. another area of deficiency that has become apparent is a lack of adequate oil spill response capacity. despite what was adopted in the oil pollution act of 1990, the nation's only not resolved adequate oil spill response planning and basic research and development for oil spill response technology. as the house energy investigation has shown, oil spill response plans prepared by industry, and a review of those plans by the mms, were lacking. in addition, while the u.s. coast guard is responsible for implementing the plans, the coast guard has never acted on our offer to allow the coast guard to review the plans before they were approved. the commission wished to reconsider the terms of the executive order, implementing that act which splits the responsibilities between the two agencies. to the extent the re

there is a call to secretary salazar with the leadership, and these issues are discussed in great depth. they talk about risks associated with certain activities, how to mitigate them, and any procedures that bp develops are reviewed and recommendations is made by the science team. in any direction to proceed is a decision made by me, and i issue are written order to bp. that is the process that we have been following. he had more information on the success -- the great success in cementing the casing in the well. we just need to and need the -- which is needed to understand the implications and make sure it that we have all potential risks covered that would impact our decision on how we use the mud and cement. next question. >> the next question comes from reuters. >> i am a little confused and what me through something. you say the pressure test would tell you whether there is cement or not in the annulus, it would affect the decision on the relief well. what you mean by that? would you drill into it to see what you think it is? >> more detail whether we think the reservoir is connec

and these are pictures of three mexican nationals there were arrested at the house hector salazar 43 fabian figure or answered your morale low. they're in this jail. for law enforcement san clara are increasing security. law enforcement authorities in santa clara plan to increase security at a south bay elementary school following a threat that an explosive device would be detonated on the campus friday. santa clara unified school district officials say they discovered the threat in some graffiti that was scrawled on a door at briarwood elementary school two weeks ago. it indicated that an explosive device would detonate aug. 20. parents were notified of the threat and the extra security measures planned in a letter sent home monday, the first day students attend the school. air- traffic control problem halts flights to and from europe. meanwhile hundred and 63 passengers on american a lines flight 124. after hijacking turned out to be fake. the flight was to leave yesterday morning. but never took off when they received a report of the hijack threat. the manager who got the thread n

after that, kim salazar tours oil cleanup efforts in louisiana and later, the program on the gulf oil spill and seafood safety. on "washington journal," a discussion with douglas elmendorf. we will focus on travel restrictions to cuba and a series on the new financial regulations bill looks at how the bill is designed to deal with financial problems. we will speak with matt taibbi. "washington journal" live on c- span every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> a couple of live events to tell you about tomorrow morning. the congressional executive commission on china will discuss china and human trafficking. that is on c-span2 10:00 a.m. eastern. at 11:00 a.m. eastern here on c- span, retired admirals that allen at the national press club to discuss the gulf oil spill and what is left to be done. >> one of the things i regret about political and rhetorical live is that every major figure from the president on down is nearly reading what somebody else in some committee has produced. >> philip terzian road for president carter he is literary editor at the weekly standard. he will share his insig

secretary salazar and i, god forbid if there had been another spill, virtually all of our national resources the spill were dealing with the deep water response. since those resources are no longer deployed, and we are focusing on this. we are gathering information that we think will be relevant to the secretary's decision on monday. those are some of the things that we have been occupied by over the last 52 days that i have been with the agency. the agency has come under a substantial amount of criticism and we have been dealing with those criticisms as they come. one of the things that we have done is to create a new review unit that will do a number of things. it will serve as an internal affairs arm of our organization to deal with allegations of misconduct. it is designed to enable us to have an aggressive enforcement effort in our agency. that is a way that we have not had full before. those are some of the things we have been working on. i will be happy to answer any questions the committee may have. let me introduce the two men that will be with me here today and will present the bul

secretary salazar and i, god forbid if there had been another spill, virtually all of our national resources dealing with the spill were dealing with the deep water response. since those resources are no longer deployed, and we are focusing on this. we are gathering information that we think will be relevant to the secretary's decision on monday. those are some of the things that we have been occupied by over the last 52 days that i have been with the agency. the agency has come under a substantial amount of criticism and we have been dealing with those criticisms as they come. one of the things that we have done is to create a new review unit that will do a number of things. it will serve as an internal affairs arm of our organization to deal with allegations of misconduct. it is designed to enable us to have an aggressive enforcement effort in our agency. that is a way that we have not had full before. those are some of the things we have been working on. i will be happy to answer any questions the committee may have. let me introduce the two men that will be with me here today and will pr