. >> sari, we have a problem with that. we will try to bring that to you in a moment. this christmas for children in america will have one parent in jail. one in 28 children have a parent in jail. we have gone to maryland to meet one family trying to cope with that separation. >> this 6-year-old is celebrating christmas with her mother. for three hours they have been inseparable. in this women's prison. we don't this when christmas is still two weeks away. on the actual day they will be miles apart. she is not just a visiting her mother, her grandmother is incarcerated here, too. >> it has taken a toll on our family. a mother and grandmother is gone. >> both women were convicted of attempted robbery after she tried to steal a woman's purse at a supermarket and she helped her mother get away. neither was armed. they both died nine years. >> my brother played a part in me being incarcerated. but i think my sentence is harsh. >> african-americans are five times more likely to go to prisons. it is black children that are most affected by the incarceration rate. one in 9 ha

welcome to the rules committee, sari, plans and programs committee. >> i think that chinatown certainly needs improvement in the munis service, but i do not think that this is it. high-speed rail construction is already under way and it means jobs now in the city for construction workers. if they could work immediately at the terminal, let's see -- i am not sure what this would do with a reduced budget on market street, but i think that you need to consider that. it serves the marina and the northeast. i know that what i am in chinatown and come back on the bus, china town gets off at some other to find the easiest way. having to walk so far down to get on the subway. this will reduce the buses at stockton street. money spent on this is needed city-wide to bring transfer is for everyone. the fact that there is no contact at all with minor subways is a problem. the third street rail really needs to go to the route that has now. >> thank you very much. anyone else in the public that would like to speak that has not spoken? good morning. >> good morning. i am a board of director for the te

sari in happened, but he forced it. we did not. when i last appeared before your board, i handed out some copies of this geologic map. it is from the united states geological survey. it basically shows the western side of sand and cisco, basically the format of their is the most vulnerable area of san francisco. means the most susceptible area to look for vacation and everything else. the whole western side of san francisco has historically been low rise. because it can take a good hard hit with an earthquake. remember, the san andreas fault is right off the coast. it is literally only a few hundred feet off the coast. in any event, what we are doing with parkmerced -- if they tried to build large towers, there will be an extreme danger of failure. this is why we are handing out these maps. this could end up in court at some point where there is wrongful death suits and/or manslaughter charges. things come down and people get killed. this whole issue i think is going to be a major issue. this is one that is not going to go away. th

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"washington post" staff reporter sari horowitz.now is going to enrage a lot of people especially the nra. you have done a year long report. where are the guns coming from in mexico in these crime scenes? >> nice to be on the show. first let me explain in 2003 congress passed an amendment that made this information private, hidden from view. we spent a year looking into what is called gun trace data. when a gun is found in mexico traced back to the united states, the dealer and the first purchaser. we found more than 60,000 guns that are recovered in mexico during these bloody drug cartel wars were traced back to the united states. mostly to next texas. next to arizona and then california. >> >> greta: when we were in the area and talked to the batf people they told us the guns were coming from the united states going into mexico and it lit a lot of people on fire. now i see from reading your report, your investigation, that congress has passed this law to sort of hide it from us. why would congress do that? >> in 2003 the amendment

she had a sari. >> for a particular comment on what happened in jackson, i will defer to the tsa. >> why should diplomat the given any special treatment over that of an average american citizen? >> you know, i thought jimmy clear that all passengers -- i thought i made clear that all passengers are subject to screening. to the extent that ambassadors main wear traditional dress, it that can tell tsa with the assessment of the rest that any passenger my proposed comment that might be helpful. >> why should that passenger be any different than an indian businessman or woman wearing a sari? i do not understand. why would there be an easier way? >> i am not suggesting there treatment would be different for their today suggesting -- suggesting their treatment would be different. we are happy to help facilitate that. we are seeing it there is any way we can improve this process. >> in this case, she would have been hauled out for this additional pack down regardless, at least i would hope that tsa does for everyone. how can this advance warning change anything? >> it is not my place to get

sari, the rest of the united states people are suffering from downsizing.t see why they do not implement something that the federal level that would enable the states and local governments to declare bankruptcy if their pension is becoming -- what did you say? overpowered? caller: liability is high. it does not mean that people will not get their checks, but it does mean that over the long term they will not have the liability. certainly there are anecdotes of extreme cases. most of the time that is not the case, which is good to know. but across the country we have to look at the pension liability issue overtime. the bad part is that there has been a spotlight on it. reporting standards are fairly straight. we know the liability that will exchange -- improve over time. we are talking about this and we are going to solve this problem. but the final point is that often there are constitutional or statutory provisions. in most cases, you cannot do a lot for those that are already employed. but you can avoid future pensions. states like utah, 20 states have ta

india's ambassador to the u.s., was subject to the extra security, apparently because she was wearing a sarim the security measures, not even a diplomat. >>> six children were injured yesterday when a car plowed into their schoolroom outside of new orleans. the 2011 infinity broke through a wall, into the private school. one of those kids, a 10-year-old, is still in critical condition. the driver was a mother dropping off her child at the school. she says she thought she'd stepped on the brake. she's now been charged with negligent injury. >>> after a two-day visit to afghanistan, defense secretary robert gates says the surge strategy is working. gates also says we can meet the goal of ending u.s. combat operations by 2014. but abc news martha raddatz talked to some of the soldiers who are working on it, who say it won't be easy. >> reporter: major general john campbell from the 101st airborne division commands all forces in the volatile eastern part of afghanistan where the toll on his troops has been staggering. in july, just five weeks into his tour, he told us 27 of his soldiers had been

. >> [speaking french] >> sari. -- safari. -- sorry. these are things that touch me, also. ok. she was not in cameroon then. she was in france. she met a student, a woman going to france to study, and she met a young man who said i was witness to my father's head exposed in public places, if you will. >> [speaking french] >> from that moment, again, i've become much more convinced that children must be agitated against war. -- agitated against war. -- agitated against war. -- educated against war. >> [speaking french] >> what is happening now is all women organizations in cameroon have taken the responsibility of educating children and and how luring them against war. >> [speaking french] >> specifically my organization. >> [speaking french] that i write,ime i have the responsibility to write against war to end to as much as possible. -- against war, and do as much as possible. >> [speaking french] >> so, in one of my novels, that the court and better just talked about, [speaking french] >> [speaking french] >> there is a character. >> [speaking french] >> zimba could not get m

another palestinian authority saried cleric who said in his sermon the a os can mosque is threatenedthe jews. a salaries cleric said, stated that the jews are a virus resembling aids. and yet, the palestinian authority goes further than denizing jews. it honors those who kill jews and name schools and streets after them. the obama ministration -- administration denounced the jews for wanting to build. the leader of the terrorist in 1978 who perpetrated the massacre with 37 israelis including 12 children were slaughtered. and secretary clinton many days later provided the administrations first criticism of it, it was only to whitewash and protect them by stating it was a hamas-controlled municipality. and adding insult to injury she actually praised them for their strengthening ofaw and ord. they have had to with stand inhuman frenzy. this is the society ere they are described of being desen dents of monkeys and pigs. it turns out they congratulate the families of the murders who committed the deeds. they heard the two israeli rervists had been taken into custody. they held their corp

that is a sari and cynical reason for branding terrorists a group of people who are only interested in bringing to their country the blessing of the kind of liberty that we enjoy in this country. it is pretty obvious that it does not work. the iranian regime is now in the enviable position of having the united states designate as a terrorist organization, a group of iranians who was a threat to that regime and limiting their activities. what is the practical effect under the law of an organization being on that list? an organization on that list is subject to having funds in the united states seize power they cannot raise money in this country because anyone who contributes can be prosecuted for providing material assistance. beyond that and particularly in the united states, people are concerned that even appearing at a rally sponsored by an organization that is called a foreign terrorist organization are giving them any help all can tainted them guarded people not aware of the details of the case including many iranians feel reluctant to support mek. the continued designation as a te