possibility of business and they shouldn't speculate and tried to make money on the situation by spector and actions. you make these the jest of saying he did not affect the work of the customs authorities to deputy chairman of the customs control committee of money as you john reports the situation on the border is stable. there is no smuggling foreign goods pile at the customs points is to use java believes that the devaluation of the td was significantly increased the margin revenue in the summer customs officials plan to launch an electronic declaration system in a pilot mode. great tool for communal course a new comedy of mass the union the us but the dancing and just did not affect the average diva collection of customs duties and taxes on the customs points are operating normally come with the customs authorities are implementing an electronic declaration system in this regard we are really working within all government bodies. what must be more trouble to you a member of the economic council and the president of russia considers the decision to adjust it in the race as right. the

spector of god. especially after dramatic potential dog yesterday. as more people falling into this way as me is that this deal comes through. what we are seeing and hearing about alternate takes me into a car. she is trying to go and get a kitty on a mini cake and cartwright had to get government supporters. they are a lot the galactic protest at the top division of the altitude ordinary cranium i've been taking the coast around the city. and to go to a team to beat up old article that pro government supporters that he could take back that yet. all growing of the preference of prt opposition overnight and get back to the opposition holiday because it can get around the lake yesterday to end and pull back the security court in the ear canal or territory. we are out i think we are so large that it was apt to put it up a bucket but still very much after a bit of color i've divided it between the government to parliament at the antique items where we get there right now up to taking the kids the government to kick back and the smoke rising above the hig

have detailed procedures on how to deal with a code enforcement case which is identified by the in spector and senior inspector and myself. we have a data sheet online now that the member of the public can look at and it's a different format because state law says that certain officials cannot have their personal information on it. essentially that is the information. the notice of violation gives detail as to the nature of the violation when the items to be completed and date and time for the reinspection. we are very specific about that. one of the things we do in housing is that notice of violation has a very detailed bullet point that tells the property owners what's going to happen if they don't comply. we tell them they have to comply within the specified timeframe and there will be a cost if they don't and they can be referred to the franchise tax board and any violation is a public nuisance and give them information about if a permit is required and if they don't comply within the timeframe or facilitate the inspection and the notice of violation has information saying if you can't

of the growth of a military industrial complex that would gobble our national budget and raise the spectorperpetual war. specifically over the size of the military is about to be fought in every state in the country. just over an hour ago, defense secretary chuck hagel unveiled a plan to shrink the united states army to its smallest size since the buildup before world war ii. >> we are entering an era where american dominance in skies and space can no longer be taken for granted. second, defense spending is not expected to reach the levels projected in the five-year budget plan submitted by the president last year. >> here's a quick look at the numbers. in 1945, the u.s. army surged to 6 million active duty personnel. by 2011 #, we had 566,000. hagel's plan would wind down the number to senior between 440,000 and 450,000 active duty personnel. the proposal, "takes into account the fiscal reality of government austerity and a president who planned to end two costly and exhausting land wars." and it's coming amid national security conflicts being fault through the use of special forces and d

the spector of cyber terrorism has come here to the pg and e substation hit by hand vis m and gunfirek in april of last year. new questions now about just how serious an attack this was. >> it's important to ask who would want to do that because that potentially could be an act of war. >> reporter: questions being asked by security expert mike and the former chairman of the federal energy regulatory commission about how the newest target of cyber terrorism could be the power grid and so much of the critical infrastructure depen depends. >> critical infa stuk tour. the water system, the stock market, and if they go down, you can see potentially could be catastrophic. >> reporter: the fbi and public up 'til utilities commission say it's too early to call this terrorism but say the grid is vulnerable. >> this is a likely target and something that we are becoming more and more concerned about. >> reporter: possibly the latest target of those who would attack us and our technology. i spoke to pg and e a little earlier this evening. they say they can't comment that much on the april inciden

in spectors to all the sites. >> and that leads to continuing concerns to say the least. conor, thank you very much. >>> man, oh, man, oh, man, more snow is due in the northeast this afternoon. can you believe it? yet another storm. that could kochlkocould complic by utility crews after a major ice storm knocked out power to a lot of people in the area. however, the lights are still off for65,000 customers. meanwhile, out west, a large weekend storm now soaking northern california. but forecasters say the rain and snow there will not be enough to dramatically alter the conditions in that drought-stricken state. dominic is live in los angeles with the latest. hi, dominic. >> hey, there. well, this deluge may not be so welcome for some people, but considering california is having the worst drought on record, some people are certainly welcoming it. we have a pineapple express storm system that has come in from hawaii 4hitting the authority bay area. the russian river, levels have doubled overnight. not totally near flood stage just yet, but there are localized flood warnings

collins -- i remember what senator harkin and senator spector did when they doubled it. do we need more money? do we need more people going into science? what do we need to put this on the fast track so these promising breakthroughs following all the rubrics of the scientific method, how can we? because the clock is ticking. the numbers are growing. the poignancy is there. could you share how we can help move this along? >> i appreciate the question, senator. it was great hosting you at nih on monday. i think we are not at the moment limited by ideas. we're not limited by scientific opportunities. we're not limited by talent. we are unfortunately limited by resources to be able to move this enterprise forward at the pace that it could take. and it would be, of course, great to see that achieved, and it would actually, even setting aside the pressing need for the benefits to health, would also be a nice investment in our economy since as many of you know, the way in which we put dollars into medical research pays back more than twofold in just a single year. at the moment

and as the list of businesses and organizations grew and grew, not to mention the spector of potentially bowl next year, an unnamed republican member of congress told nbc news on wednesday afternoon about the governor, i think she'll vee foe it. it sounds like others are saying that, as well, but i think all of us just wish she'd do it sooner rather than later. there is nothing to be gained by waiting. the way this rolled out, it will likely lead to boycotts and everything else that we've seen before in arizona and don't need anymore of. eight hours laters s, she did v it. the forces of in-toll retoleran no match for economic pressure. same lesson we learned in the fight against the original jim crow. so who is ready to go again on gun control, immigration reform and the right to vote? anybody? that wraps things up for us. it has been incredible first week. thanks for the entire crew here in the studio and as well as the report family. we will be back next week at 2:00 p.m. eastern. the cycle is up next. what you got going on? >> congratulations on the first week. >> way to go. >> we're

from apple and american airlines, intel, american express urged brewer to veto the bill, raising the spector that the state might lose millions in tourism dollars. the hispanic national bar association announced that it had cancelled plans to hold its 2015 convention in phoenix and the human rights campaign, national gay rights group, delivered boxes of 63,000 signatures asking for a veto to the state capitol yesterday. last night, hrc president griffin said brewer's veto, quote, spared her state from an institutional discrimination and economic catastrophe. arizona's republican senators eager to see the end of another embarrassing episode for arizona welcomed brewer's decision. jeff flake tweeted this. let's move forward now and show the country what we've always known, there's no better place to be than in arizona. john mccain said in a statement, quote, i hope we request move on from this controversy and assure the american people that everyone is welcomed to live, work, and enjoy the beautiful state of arizona. the longer the debate went on, the bigger the dent it made in arizona's reput

of course, the events of recent weeks, including the fleeing of ukraine's president has raised the spectormething few want to see, a revival of cold war-like tensions. today the russian foreign ministry accused the united states, that would be us, or the west of a power grab. according to "the washington post," the ministry charged, quote, a course has been set to use dictatorial and sometimes terrorist methods. it accuse unspecified western partners of being driven not by the concern for the fate of ukraine, but by a unilateral geopolitical calculations. yesterday urging with russian p vladimir putin. let's watch him. >> what does putin do here? i think the message has to be sent to him to let the ukrainian people determine their own future and a partition of ukraine is totally unacceptable. >> i believe the president needs to up his game and send a clear unequivocal public message to putin not to interfere in what is happening in ukraine, to let the ukrainian people determine their future, to ensure that there is in interference in their sovereignty, and i think this is an important time

in some cases, like in a phil spector case, that might come in. other women said he pointed a gun at me and accused of pointing a gun and shooting a woman named longa clarkson and convicted. generally, that won't come in. >> danny, what happens with these different jurisdictions, working separately and keeping information to themselves or are they saying we've got the same guy, we're all working on it, let's try and share resources and all work towards a conviction, and to that end why don't you throw in who gets first crack at him. >> i have to expect a little jurisdictional battle, because they have an equal right to him and may be dispute as to who gets first crack, as you say. as to prior bad acts, this is a tricky issue. our rules of evidence say you can't admit prior bad acts to show somebody did a bad thing. but my evidence professor will be very proud of me for remembering that the important thing is what is the purpose that you're showing these things. if they have another purpose other than, hey, this is -- this is the guy who did the pr

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. >> and no bitterness toward phil spector eve,000 here you are singing, getting number one songs, and >> and he knew it was you. >> of course. i indicate -- when you hate people, it's a root of bitterness and it digs down into you and it makes you worse than what you are. if i tried to carry that with me all these year, he would win and i would lose. i couldn't do it. >> do you feel like you've had to reklain those song. >> oh, yechlt i always sang those song on my show even though i didn't sing "do run run. "those are all part of my songs and i cannot do a show without doing those songs. >> listen. "20 feet from stardom" is now nominated for an oscar. you're going to be going. what are you going to be thinking and wearing? >> may i say get there early so you can be seen. if you come with a crush of people, you will be lost. >> what i heard. we'll be there before the doors open. it's really great. it means like being in the rock and roll hall of fame, now they're putting me in another industry and e you go with that. >> when i got up to sing all of a sudden bruce springsteen appear an

we sold so much volume into some of these big markets that we had to deploy our aws spector. we are seeing speeds of five and eight meg bits, now its's not uncommon to see 50 or f 0 mega bits of download. we have the spectrum in case. in new york it was 13 cell sites we had to upgrade. we got that done and behind us. >> the demand is not going anywhere but straight up. >> we hope so. that's why we're excited about this opportunity. we have enough spectrum now and we're beginning the process of refarming or spectrum as we roll off of 2 g services and mf on to 4 g. there will be an auction that we'll participate in. >> the broadcast spectrum that is supposed to take place next summer. we'll so if it comes off. >> hopefully it will. >> do you think there's going to be enough interest there, in other words, for the fcc to move ahead with that speck strum? >> yeah, i think so. if you talk to chairman wheeler, he understands without spectrum the entry really begins to slow down. we're seeing a huge pickup, that's the last thing i think he wants to see happen. >> in terms of the com