their peaceful life countries where the new state program has already been employed. what other countries the report again flight in the face the present obama singing january this year that the high stakes is not spying on ordinary people who don't like pink. us national security. only clear the dust media giant facebook says it has nowhere to be lean monthly users not a lot of beach photos engagement pictures and updates on what you are having for dinner but didn't know facebook as a new program that uses facial recognition to find out if all those faces are in your photos is called the faith of program was developed in house than it claims it can determine which ninety seven percent accuracy whether to photograph faces aren't the same person. they spoke with the users the option whether to attack a person or not and even if you choose not to be tagged. he tells you there. aside from helping you recognize people's faces on photos. tech experts believe facebook and use that data to send more targeted ads to your paycheck happiness while money for the company's bottom

which is the state program at the state level and two there should be a troning stronger focus on fix it first and maintenance, and three again in the relation to the greenhouse gas mandates that there should be a stronger link between the state and policy and investment and programming with the greenhouse reduction goals of sb375, we are continuing to work not only with mtc and also the self-help counties up and down the state to provide the input for the process for how to use these recommendations and specifically, try to reshift some of the focus on the state level and away from some of the implications that are coming out and emerging the self-help counties in some way have somehow hinders the performance of cal transthat has started to become part of a dialogue in some of these reports and so we will keep you posted on that as well. locally i have had the pleasure of hosting a multidepartment meeting with mtc and the representative and several department heads, and riskin, and director ram from the planning department

the state recently launched a program aimed at closing the so-called talent gap. more from detroit. >> as nothing america's biggest car and truck producer, for decades manufacturing drove the workforce, but in 2009, the u.s. economy took a downturn. companies closed and unemployment skyrocketed. years later, the lake state has a new problem. jobs, 70,000, these are positions that don't require a college degree, but there are not enough people qualified to fill them. >> we're talking to employers, and employers are telling us we have victims who have experiences in megatronnics or welding. >> michael has the michigan economic development corporation, which just launch aid program called career jump start. which is focused on training and educating people for careers in the technical and skilled trades industries. all participants are still in high school. >> it's amazing to be able to take something like a robot and be able to have it make something. >> 17-year-old emil kraft is one of dozens of students enrolled in the state's program at lansing community college.

work with any state that would want to take primacy on any program that the agency operated. i am, i guess what i would indicate to you is i do not see this rule changing the dynamic between the door government and state. the rule clearly preserves that effective state and federal -- >> this is outside the rule. saw on talking in the state taking primacy over the clean water act which means those spend millions currently spent by the federal government yet i don't see savings in your budget on the savings that the federal government will save by not having to do that. >> i believe the epa has resources to help with the transition and to support the state in an effort. if we are actually now running a program that they're going to begin to run we would accommodate that. certainly encourage it. the more you can the state level regulation the better off all those like it. provides a better safety net. >> it might be appropriate to point out that the western governors which is a bipartisan group of governors are absolutely opposed to this new proposal. since we are bringing up --

did you know there's a state program that makes it possible to get liability insurance for under 400 dollars a year? good drivers owning a vehicle valued at 20,000 or less who meet the income requirements may qualify for the state of california's low cost automobile insurance program. find out if you qualify. call 866-602-8861. do you qualify? great! what are you waiting for? call 866-602-8861. >> "speak of the week" is when we get to hear what you have to say. here's this week's question. >> here's a money question for you. if you could have a penny a day doubled every day for a month or a million dollars up front, what would you choose? >> a penny a day because i wouldn't have the temptation to spend it all in one place. >> penny doubled every day 'cause in the end you'll get more money. >> penny a day doubled every day because it all adds up in the end. >> a million dollars. >> a million dollars up front. >> actually, a penny doubled every day for a month with 31 days comes out to... [ drumroll ] [ cash register dings ] [ crowd oohs ] [ man screams ] >> um, i had a bad answer. tha

how the systems work and how in san francisco we are taking advantage of different federal and state programs and coordinating a really, really strong community-based organizations that serve our senior and people with disabilities. i think that it is an incredible model and i think that sandy is here and many others, and my office has been working on aging friendly city policy and we are working with the checklist and i am working with the health services and the community parts and i think that they and it looks like we are doing a lot of what... >> yes. >> the world health organization is recommending and other cities like new york are as well and i was going to ask a couple of the bullets and adequate health and services offerd for promoting and maintaining and restoring health and it looks like we are tying everything together from the community to the government. there is another one that the health and social services are located and accessible to all means of transport and i think that with the community based programs there is a lot of examples of that and clear and accessible inform

did you know there's a state program that makes it possible to get liability insurance for under 400 dollars a year? good drivers owning a vehicle valued at 20,000 or less who meet the income requirements may qualify for the state of california's low cost automobile insurance program. find out if you qualify. call 866-602-8861. do you qualify? great! what are you waiting for? call 866-602-8861. >> there are lots of recipes you can cook up without ever turning on a stove. this week, chef johnny prep shows nicole how to make a zesty salsa. >> so, chef johnny, my hands are washed. i'm eager to get started. what's first? >> well, let's get going here. we're gonna make red salsa, which is a very simple salsa that is very traditional in mexican cuisine. we're gonna start with some tomatoes, a jalapeÑo, a little bit of garlic, we're gonna do some cilantro, we're gonna do some sea salt, and then i'm gonna pull out a secret ingredient later. >> what's the secret ingredient? >> the secret ingredient is chicken base. >> mmm. >> a really, really good mexican chef years ago took me aside and said,

apprentice level shall mean a [speaker not understood] a worker endentured in apprenticeship program approved by the state of california industrial relations. i understand the purpose of this amendment is to clarify that, that the definition covers he apprentices who are currently apprenticing, not apprentices who have graduated from an apprenticeship program. so, you capture a wider pool. >> great. >> and the second amendment is on page 13 lines 8 and 9 amending the definition of prevailing wage to make it match up with similar definitions elsewhere in the code. so, if the definition would read prevailing wage shall mean the highest general prevailing wage -- prevailing rate of wage plus per diem wages and wages paid for overtime and holiday work paid in private employment in the county where the work is performed for various crafts and time of labor, et cetera, et cetera. so, clarifying that the prevailing wage is focused on the county where the work is performed rather than only in the county of san francisco. ~ of that >> great, thank you. and these will be done [speaker not understood]? >> yes, the c

lockers, gps trackers and new communication systems and they are getting more money as part of a state program for state safety departments. >>> they may have flipped their last hamburger but they will be offering some stuffs, after 50 years he will allow customers to do this. it is not easy to let go. >> his failing health is forcing him to retire and he said thousands of people have made their way to the mission district diner. >> call it a love of 15 years. >>> let's get everybody out the door. >> we have a traffic hazard, a tree is down just east of highway 12 near napa so cruises are working to clear that. a sig alert has been declared and we have a three car crash, tow truck is on the scene trying to get every week. it is an absolute parking lot and metering lights went on before 6:00 this morning and give yourself an extra 20 minutes this morning. >>> and san mateo bridge we have a high wind advisory in effect. some other bridgeels are still in effect and traffic is looking good as you make the drive on the right-hand side. >> no, my tie is green and if it doesn't show up like that, you

law that prohibits any other kind of traffic court or traffic review as an alternative to the state program. so, we define a way of working around that to implement the citation diversion. >> can i ask you a question he about that? how is it other counties are able to do bike traffic school >> associate i? >> how is it other counties are able to do traffic school? ~ sorry >> i suspect they're ignoring or not aware of it. it's pretty explicit if you look at the wording of t. i'm guessing -- most place use a shoe box on somebody's desk and they sort of pull them out before hand and handle it that way. i think that's -- we would have so many we could not handle it that way. we'd have to do it through a court police process which would be relatively expensive to do. i'm still -- the committee is still devoted to wanting to see this go through. i just think we're going to have to have the help of the state legislature in doing it. i think it's overdue. and then, let' see, where was i? then lastly, i would ask for a review of the law enforcement section of the san francisco bike plan in that some

most states have kindergarten programs. many states have programs for 3- and 4-year-olds. the idea was to see if we could encourage, say, nashville, denver, des moines, to take a look at all the dollars for all the children between 0-6 and all the dollars being spent, public, private, federal, state, and local, and see who's doing the best job of putting that all together. it is always a problem in a big, complex country like this when you have a decentralized government. children do not live in silos. so the center of excellence was a modest beginning to try to encourage the better spending, what is up to $18 billion of money already being spent. and i think senator enzi's amendment, which i strongly support, would give us more information about how to better spend the federal dollars we already spend for early childhood. and i simile wanted t simply wao the attention of the senators and others who may be paying attention, we had excellent testimony in the committee chaired by the senator from iowa, the representative from denver, who had one of the early centers of excel

i appreciate you coming on the program. state senator chuck hufstetler, thank you so much, sir. we'll follow the story. it certainly it seems to me that they're trying to limit any kind of future expansion of medicaid in georgia. that's "the ed show." i'm ed schultz. "politicsnation" with reverend al sharpton starts right now. good evening, rev. >>> good evening, ed. and thanks to you for tuning in. i'm live tonight from chicago. we have major news on the president's health care law. it's reached a big milestone so we will have news on that. but we begin tonight with breaking news on the chris christie bridge scandal. a report conducted by a lawyer hired by the christie administration has found the governor played no role in the bridge closures. >> we found that governor christie had no knowledge beforehand of this george

ability to protect americans against foreign terrorists making efforts to call into the united states, we a program that accomplished that. and let's begin by how regot there, is that after 9/11 they found that one of the gaps in our ability to protect the

the team trainer rte news of the high court these two tdi and strategic investment fund the state's program to use the pension reserve fund to invest in the economy is now actively seeking companies and infrastructure projects to put money into the fund has almost seven billion euro to invest and aims to attract of the sentiment again in private sector funding for more that oprah economics correspondent potential witnesses that on this was the national pension reserve fund was a lot more than seven billion at one stage though what does the banks enter into the banking crisis of the seven billion left on that to change the name of that changing the rules in terms of what it's about investing in basra to take the rules. the important bit because unlike most of the pension funds of the scattered around the world to spread out across diverse projects for safety really hard to earn some metric ton on his desk to pay for future pension commitments. the cover but decided now that oriole park olmert's invest that money here and try again. irish jokes. i'm strong growth the economy more adaptive cha

he met with the farmers of the region and adequate to the implementation of state programs. as you know the president is getting attention to the agricultural sector according to staff the program agribusiness twenty twenty was adopted within the framework of this program featured in kenya will be allocated to develop and the second with twenty twenty this year one hundred ninety fourth inning single be allocated. the government will allocate more than one hundred and twenty bill intended to support socially vulnerable groups. today members of the senate adopted amendments to the lawn republican budget for two thousand and two thousand sixteen the draft law was a maverick in connection with the adjustment of the national currency against the dollar the draft law provides additional funds for the budget increase salaries of civil servants scholarships pensions and social benefits from april first. thus the republican budget expenditures in the current year will amount to more than seven shooting thing. in addition compensation of losses from import contacts connected with the

some experts are going out of highly effective for this part of the special state program on fighting against tuberculosis thus for the past ten years we have been able to decrease the number of timber closest pieces down to fifty two percent in two thousand and four the tb rate per one hundred thousand population and added two hundred ft to four point six cases. at present the speaker stands at seventy three the tv mortality rate has decreased by seventy two percent during the past ten years. who among them. and who come to this that will ultimately determine that. the dough from bowl to restore commission along with the team couldn't post it some delegates considerable price to profess and treatment of tuberculosis tb patients receive social supports his tuberculosis requires a longer term and profound treatment for the help of both medicated and surgical methods. and we have introduced the w h o international standards if they don't help then we'll introduce the surgical methods of treatment. these are the new surgical methods according to which would transform a hazard this type o

indiana becomes the first state to withdraw from the government's controversial common core educational standards program. 45 states adopted the new standards but upon further review, critics in several states now seek common corps as an effort by the federal government to gradually seize control of local schools. the governor says the students of indiana will be better served by schools that are under local control. former t-v judge joe brown was arrested for contempt of court in memphis, tennessee monday. the commercial appeal reports 66-year-old brown became verbally abusive with a judge while representing a client in a child support case. he was sentenced to five days in jail, one for each act of contempt. brown's t-v show was canceled last year. he is now running for district attorney in shelby county, tennessee. and this is nick can then. he's wearing makeup and a weight that makes him look white. it's part of a promotion for his new album called white people party music. he has posted pictures and videos with his new white face look. some are criticizing him for being racist and and a parent. but

a country, we're going to collapse because the -- the amount of money that we need to do the state programs local programs and funding, and to buy salt to keep the roads open isn't going to be there because the employees aren't working to pay taxes. you can't tax people on what nay don't make. >> the thing about our union, we supported each other when times were tough. when times were bad, we always had contributions, gate collections. support members when we have a lot of layoffs. it's been a tough time in lorraine with the shrinking of the industrial base. but i'm very proud of what they do here in this city. >> when you have a bad trade agreement and you allow countries to cheat, it hurts those americans. so the big question is, do politicians in washington, elected officials, really understand what they're doing to american cities like lorraine, ohio? does john boehner really care? does he care? i don't think he does. ironically, he's from ohio. i don't know if he knows where lorraine is. i want to tell you, folks, there's a lot of lorraine, ohios, all across america. and our manufactur

>> we would certainly work with any state that wanted to take primacy on any program the agency operatedindicate to you, congressman, is that i do not see this rule change in the dynamics between the federal government and the states. the rule clearly preserves that -- thise federal-state has nothing to do with the rule. we are going to spend millions currently spent by the federal government. there is more the federal government will save. epa hasieve the resources to help the transition and to support the state in that effort. now running aally program that they are going to begin to run, we would accommodate that. we would certainly encourage it. the more you can get state regulation, the better we like it. it provides a safety net for all of us. >> it might be appropriate to point out a bipartisan group of governors are naturally opposed to this new proposal. >> it is going to take a lot more discussion and understanding on all sides, both for the epa to understand the concerns of the western legislators, and also from all of us to understand what the ruling does. er program.e npd th

programs. they include congressional and state legislature programs.ur youth foundation head, carly karina, has new plans to educate our friends. we cannot produce this event without these of work of our sponsors. i would like to thank in particular are presenting sponsors. the tea party patriots, the townhall media. the national rifle association and the washington times. [applause] lastly, a point of personal privilege as the chairman of this organization. i am proud of all of you and i'm proud of our movement. god bless us all. thank you. thank you very much. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please the executive director of the national rifle is the asian. -- association. ♪ how is everybody doing? have you had a good cpac so far? let me ask you another question? does everybody here loves sarah palin? [wild cheering] if i walk out there and asked 100 of you why you love era, i will italy get 100 different answers. -- i will probably get 100 different answers. for me, it is because she is an unabashed proponent of the right to bear arms. [applause]

state utility officials will announce the california climate credit program. the money coming from a state government program that requires power plants and other large industries to pay when they put carbon pollution in the air. you'll see credit under the delivery charges portion of your bill in april and again in october. all residential customers with the same electricity provider will receive an equal amount. >>> a chinese diplomat not well known to the general public but who was hero in the asia and jewish commentses was remembered in san francisco. he was a diplomat in austria during world war ii and risked his life to save thousands of jewish refugees. cheryl generalization moderated a panel. the doctor's humanitarianism and courage is similar to that of the oscar >> looks like another strong storm system will be moving in. live doppler 7hd picking up on just a few light returns here and there. looks like much of this in the higher elevation. you can see just a few snow showers here and there across the taupo basin there, and -- the tahoe basin, and the

programs. you know, we have 49 states that now have prescription drug monitoring programs. and have been working to make sure that all of them are implementing best practices in terms of those. i think, you know, there's probably no better example than what happened in florida that had -- a congressman and i were talking about this in terms of implementing strong prescription drug monitoring programs and enacting strong legislation. what we've seen in florida is a significant decrease in the number of prescription painkillers. i think probably most importantly, a significant reduction in drug overdose deaths associated with those. so clearly having vibrant programs are important to us. as well as having programs that share information across state borders to make sure that as florida implements good and sound policies, that people are not just moving to georgia to focus on it. so it's clearly been one of the top priorities of our office in terms of this whole of government effort, across our federal partners, to minimize the impact of prescription drug abuse. >> yeah. i sho

states. i believe that we need to keep the highway program simple and flexible building roads and bridges and highways. we have numerous agencies and this adds uncertainty and increased delays and increased costs to states and the taxpayer. we have a strong partnership and i know that jim can provide the committee with its unique perspective thank you, senator for holding this hearing. >> i think it is a wonderful thing to have you and sandra phishing or because of your experience. your unique experience. >> thank you, madam chairwoman. those who do the real groundwork are critical to this process. like you, i represent the most diverse state in the nation and our transportation needs are varied and complex. we have dense urban centers where transit funding and congestion relief. and to keep our counts connected to the economy if and that's one of the most effective ways to of the most effective ways to create jobs in so we can maintain and improve our transportation infrastructure for people to get it done and this allows for innovative financing of national significance. europe has more tha

trying to do is focus on ensuring those funding sources for states that allow flexibility for states in woman program is on their state problems. our job is to look across that budget at all funding sources, make sure states and locals have a opportunity to have focus on the issues that are important to those communities. one of the programs are offers administers, the goal is to say that when communities drug issues are not the same as every other community. what it does is provide funding at the local level for community coalitions to look at what is a specific issue in that locality. to provide resources and implement prevention programs you need to does amenities. i think the while we are trying to call attention to the widespread issue surrounding the script and drug abuse issues, we understand that every community, and the impact is different. make sure you have the resources to address opal programs. -- address local programs. >> anybody else? have an marijuana initiative on our ballot in august. can you tell me what federal policy is in the states i go this route? the federal administration r

to the program i applied to. >> and schlossberg also got good news from the judge and she has already left the jail. she plead guilty to the distribution of cocaine and sentenced to the drug staterogram for five years. if she completes the program and frequent testing, she will avoid further incarceration. >> alyssa left five days ago. as soon as i found out the address, i wrote her. but she's not going to get that letter -- actually, she'll probably get it around today. because from what i hear it's a five-day blackout period. >> aaron sofield continues to deal with his addiction, and the jail's drug rehabilitation center. >> aaron sofield's growth was amazing. he came in with the attitude, maybe i'll do that program. and from that day it progressed to, wow, i do have a problem. i do have something in my life that is not going the right way. and i need to change it around. >> in fact, sofield who was in jail on a theft conviction recently turned down a chance of freedom in order to complete the program. >> he went to court, and he told the judge that he wanted to stay in the program which i thought was important. a lot of people will not do that. >> i had court two weeks ago a

programs. you are confusing food stamps with medicare advantage or state funded programs that provide vouchers for fitness which m.i.t. be cheaper than heart medication. food stamps can be used for food. this fact you can remember with the knew monic i used food, food stamps can only be used for food o-o dummy. [ laughter ] it's a simple knew dpnuemonic. is there anything else you have an issue with. >> from cradle to grave connecticut democrats pushing for government to pay for -- if they choose diaper what's is next toothpaste, car seats? [laughter] >> jon: if these poor children are safe and hygienic, how will be able to tell the street urchins from the normal other than their pockets bursting with government provided crab legs. obviously that pundit coming off relatively unsympathetic. watch the rest of panel remove the qualifier relatively. >> if you can't afford with new fanged diaper what's is going on going back to old school. swaddling cloths are probably good enough for baby jeez your they are probably good enough for your baby, too. >> jon: it's like that bracelet i have, wwjs -- wh

roundtable discussion, and they would learn the secrets of the sarin gas program which was bright back to america and allowed the united states to build up its sarin gas program and if anyone has been reading about syria's chemical weapons programs today, know the ones being dismantled now are sarin gas weapons. so this is a long legacy. i was also able to work with some of the children of hitler's inner circle by interviewing them in berlin. very brave individuals who, as they are getting older, 70ness and 80s, some of them were remarkably transparent with me and shared their parents' personal papers, and that really allowed me to bring some interesting things to the table that i don't think have been reported before, and also some photographs. this is schieber, and by 1952, he was working for the cia. some of the war criminals were sent to prison. this is landsberg prison where they went. some of them were hung. those are the unmarked graves. they were able to pray in this lovely church. but ultimately the cold war was getting hot, and john mccloy, here with truman, became u.s. high commissioner of germany, and he gave clem

program. which is a state subsidized program and a federal subsidized program. and which is the envy of every city in america. we were the best. but you have to understand that the taxi industry subsidizes through its drivers and there itself, these services as well as the wheelchair services. and by subsidizing them, the way it works is this, you take some disabled people, and you take some people who are not disabled, the app industry... >> thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> i am going to call a few more names, amad albania, dan henos, cheryl, fabro or barbico. and douglas oconnor. hi, good morning. >> i am bary and an advocate for the taxi cab industry, i want to tell you that the legacy of sophie is not going unnoticed in seattle they took so concerned about what happened to her, they immediately took action. what happened in this city? the mayor said in july 13th, and gave it a day for one of those ride services it is not ride share get that phrase out of your mind it is not ride share and i will explain why that is later, also their training and learning mor

a ps is a state mandated county program. there is a program in every county in california, but because the program was realigned during the 2011 realignment. each program in california looks a little different. had are in san francisco, our program, we have 30 aps social workers and 3 aps nurses also. and we receive approximately 450 reports of abuse every single month. we have a 24-hour reporting capacity. we work very closely with the centralized intake department through the department aging adult services. that's a primary entry point for a ray of services that dos provides and that we support in the community and most of the reporter's who will call in to report an abuse is what we call mandated reporter's and typically that is someone who is through their professional capacity as working with an elder over the age of 65 or an individual over the age 18 who is considered to be a dependent adult. those are the two classifications of individuals that we serve. the terms dependent adult is not one that i really like to use