jon, you are going to have to forgive me i'm a sap mantics constitutional -- semantics constitutionalholar here. i want to get the right words. >> jon: please. >> this is my trusty constitution -- pocket constitution from the national constitution center. >> jon: for madison that was full size. >> you're right. you are absolutely right. tiny little i. >> jon: i bet that killed at the constitutional congress. go ahead. >> no state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the united states nor should any state deprive any person of life, liberty or property without due process of law nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws. what that 14th amendment has come to mean and this has been embraces by virtually every constitutional scholar in the country and every judge in the country including, on most oh,s, justice antonic scalia -- antonin scalia, were bound to abide by the federal bill of rights.u! although it initially applied to only actions of congress in our 21st century world it truly does app

and it was sapped quite a while before used and it was rusty before installed. >> a state highway through a federal national park connecting an independently managed bridge to city streets. this is a prescription for complication. >> it became clear unless there was one catalyst organization that took it on as a challenge, it wouldn't happen and we did that and for people to advocate. and the project has a structural rating of 2 out of 100. >> you can see the rusting reinforcing in the concrete when you look at the edges now. the deck has steel reinforcing that's corroded and lost 2/3's of its strength. >> this was accelerated in 1989 when the earthquake hit and cal came in and strengthened but can't bring to standards. to fix this road will cost more than to replace. and for the last 18 years, we have been working on a design to replace the road way, but to do in a way that makes it appropriate to be in a national park and not army post. >> i would say it's one of the most ugly structure, and it's a barrier between the mar sh and presidio. and this is a place and i brought my dogs and gr

the best counter to transparency in a prosecutor's office is to open up the doors to that office sapped see what is going on. the -- and see what is going on. they have recommended that prosecutors' offices adopt and implement a set of policies and guidelines and recommend that those policies and guidelines be made available to the public but despite these recommendations, the overwhelming majority of prosecutors' offices around the country don't have established policies and procedures and the research that we did, you know, we found that there are 2300 state prosecution offices in the country so that doesn't include city offices, county offices and the such. there is a relatively small number of prosecutors offices in the country that have actually adopted the man wells here in california. -- when they took a look at prosecute ya'll misconduct they invited comments and they only found three jurisdictions that had policies. l.a. county, ventura county and santa clara county. the california district attorney's association wrote the commission and said all the other counties have opted n

. >> it should not be depended on what israel except for does not it saps.his israeli government that i recognize -- >> it is the international mediators in this process. >> they do not recognize palestinian rights or international law. we do not place preconditions on israel. but let me make it clear that the palestinian political positions and policy have not changed. it remains the same because it is between the plo and the president. this government as a government of professionals, independents, that will carry out the services that will provide people with the services that they need it. it does not seem a political problem. no one is being asked to do novitiate with this government. -- negotiate with the government. and we will carry out elections, this is crucial. because we need to repair our democratic system and to have been inclusive, pluralistic, and vibrant democracy. we need to have elections across the board, beginning with local boards, and national councils. that will be the real adversity. this is where the whole world will have to recogni

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many more park sapping and patrol in our major parks such as crocker-amazon, burke's part, allis chalmers. with those parks, we deal with a lot of seniors. in crocker-amazon, we're given a great gift with the bocce ball courts started over a month ago. trash dumping -- i will be real quick. trash dumping in our neighborhood supported by the efforts of supervisor cohen and at avalos. there are certain hot spots that we cannot do with any longer. we need public service announcements about big trash days, at least two times a year. i last issue, public safety. engleside and terrible station represents the biggest area of san francisco. -- terraval station represents the biggest area of san francisco. engleside to visitation valley. we are down about 20 officers in each district. we need to look at the classes of retirement, people on sick leave, officers on sick leave, officers on disability. we know that the first to go are our police officers on foot patrol in those corridors. i am glad that mayor lee brought this up. public safety in this district, engleside, terreval -- we love our polic

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. >>> some of the mighty mississippi's strength was sapped today. waters that threatened to flood baton rouge and new orleans were diverted away from the big cities down river. 11 gates along the morganza spillway are now open. the water rushing so fast it would fill an olympic-sized pool in nine seconds. small towns and farms sacrificed but not without last ditch efforts. homes were rapped in plastic and fortified with sandbags, homemade levees. there was even a sign that sums it up, "we will return." >>> and something to consider before your next trip to the hospital. we learned today that patients admitted on the weekends have a higher mortality rate than those admitted monday through friday. researchers say they can't exactly say why but they do think that skeletal staffing on the weekends could be a factor. >>> and do you remember our person of the week on friday before we left you? james tate who asked his date to the prom with cardboard paper cutouts outside the school? well, that romantic gesture got him banned from the prom on charges of tr

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saps to. life on the. video on demand ati's minefield comes an r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. question. come. welcome back to rostock i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're talking about different middle classes. ok. ok richard you you were just it's in to say something before we went to the break so go right ahead. sure you know jeffrey said we can't afford the social contract that was promised and it we hear that argument a lot but again you only have to take all of these statements in contacts we just had a report from the social security administration here in the united states saying that it's going to be even tougher to find medicare and social security is going to start to run into a deficit situation sooner than expected but the number one reason why those numbers changed is because unemployment is so high and unemployment is high because we made the decision as a nation and one that not to invest more and job growth and job creation and economic growth so this is not accidental what we're seeing in effect is a death spiral a policy driven

right now we lack at temperature readings of 50 degrees sap are fell. 50 san francisco. 50 half moon bay. 47 los gatos. 50 at livermore. how much cooler now than this hour last night. 24 hour temperature change. you can see anywhere from 4 degrees cooler half machine bay to 22 degrees cooler at concord right now than we were at this hour last night. so what a difference a day makes. low clouds will continue to move through the bay area overnight. mainly along the coast and around the basement it's cool and windy on sunday. mother's day. slight chance of some light and widely scattered showers on suchbilityd satellite radar composite image shows approaching cold front. big massive cold air down from the gulf of alaska riding the jet stream moving in our direction. cooling begun already and will continue right on through the weekend. cal and breezylp are the operative words. let's start our forecast animation at 1:00 o'clock sunday morning and as we get into the later morning hours we could see a couple of widely scattered but light showers developing around the bay area. we don't expe

>> they would use mashed fruits and honey and sap from a maple tree. >> very good. you all may remember that in north america, there were no bees, north and south america. they didn't have honey, so what they had was maple syrup, the agave cactus, and in the rest of the world, they had honey, so we have had sugar used in magical ceremonies. we had sugar now that is spreading, and people are starting to learn about it -- >> but one thing we want to mention when you say that they used, let's say honey or

comedy >> inside political comedy from the star of last night's correspondent center and head writer for sap, jeff meyer. >> from nbc news in washington, "meet the press" with david gregory. >> good morning. big news developing overseas in libya. muammar gadhafi has survived an air strike that reportedly claimed the lives of his youngest son and three grandchildren. this according to a government spokesperson. u.s. security says overthrowing may be the only way to get muammar from power. >>> pope john paul ii is a step closer to sainthood in a ceremony that drew more than a million people. >>> congress returns from a two-week spring recess to raise debates about the debt ceiling and the 2012 budget. imt joined by the mayor of new york city, michael bloomberg. senior white house adviser david axelrod and campaign manager for the 2012 election bid. vice president of the governors association, bob mcdonnell. welcome to all of you. i want to start with mayor bloomberg to talk about some crucial matters that are really redetermining the reelection fight but also the debate here in washington, and

>> sap from a maple tree. >> very good. you may remember that in north america there were no bees. they did not have honey. what they have is maple syrup, agave cactuses. in the rest of the world they had honey. we have sugar used in medical ceremonies. the sugar now spreading. >> one thing we want to mention when you say that they use tiny were first is sugar or sweetness at this time is not the way that we think about it or you're going to have a chocolate bar or a cookie. it is just the taste. it is the spice. it is something that you use in your meal to give it one of the flavors. >> you can watch this and other programs online at

if you realize it's one of a vast collection, the mystery can e sap wait. that may with true with these parameters. just as we found the shoe size that fit his foot, we found parameter in our disbs, and that may be the answer. >> all right. >> sorry, i don't -- >> i guess he's a theoretical physicist. >> you're thinking of -- >> in connecticut, right. yeah. um, i guess he postulates that if you twist light enough, that you can twist space-time sufficiently to create, like -- >> you can go back in time? >> well, or at least a subatomic particle stream back in time to when the machine would turn on. can't go back -- right. but if such a machine were actually built, could some of that be used to test some of these theories? >> oh, boy. you talk about speculation, we're now in speculation squared or something. [laughter] you know, how would time travel interface with some of these ideas? let me just turn it in that direction, and i'll simply say this: one of the big puzzles with time trail, of course, is you go back in time and affect things in a way that maybe

also how con plikt flicting sig from pack sap.ts of a downed helicopter, but firing on nato. >>> dreaming of a better future but living in limbo. these are students in the country illegally hoping to stay. >>> and 14-feet above flood stage in vicksburg and it is still rising. the mississippi river is not expected to crest there for another two savidge takes us in would be neighborhood. >> it's as bad as it gets. thank god we haven't had any loss of life, but in terms of property damage and the lives affected, it's bad. >> any idea how many homes, any businesses impacted? >> we have just over 1700 residents in vicksburg that have had to leave their home. not all because of flooding. some in the northern part of the county because the community has become completely surrounded by water and they left because of the isolation. but just in this area that we're traveling, we probably have 100 homes, most of which i don't see much hope of every being able to be repaired. >> everybody got out. we look at this house, water up to the first

the idea is no longer go out there and sap the energy costs will to fight. that used to be the way we w on wars. the people we fight against the they say the only way you can stop me is to kill me. if i don't kill myself first with a bomb and but you ought to. this is different. this is a philosophy that we have got to deal with and think about, and there are not a lot of conventions. we go along and we take a look at the fact that there are big conventional threats out there and you have to be prepared, so maybe some of the old dialogue about war powers is a good dialogue that have. we still have russia, china, we do not know exactly what the future is gone to be, but this might be an area where we have something more conventional in terms of organized military that we are facing off against. we do not know a lot of things about how we are going about dealing with this enemy. let me take one second to explain. this enemy is a brutal enemy. as the enemy fix on innocents. steny utilizes terror and brutality the score points, and usually penske the most vulner

the jump in energy prices raises uncertainty, it saps confidence, and makes consumers and businessesious about spending. consumer confidence as measured by surveys of households remains mired near its recessionary levels despite the improvements in economy. there are other headwinds in addition to the gas prices. the housing market remained severely depressed. the large overhang of unsold homes and the shadow of homes in dealing swishy offered little hope for significant rebound in home prices in the near term. government at all levels are cutting back. it is something we californians know all too well. there was a terrible disaster in japan. it was not just a human tragedy. it created bottlenecks in the global supply chains, especially in the auto and technology sectors. this affected day united states as well as japan. -- the united states as well as japan. we expect growth to rebound to over 3% in the current quarter. the pace of the recovery will continue to build further strained for the remainder of this year and next year. in a reversal of the dynamic we saw in the darkest day