concern if you imagine a scenario to attack a particular target existing conventional weapons may not suffice you may need in the digital more precise that to be usable for those types of functions i describe those alternative strategies that even the relatively yellow yield are unlikely to have so much collateral damage they would not satisfy the user to be a usable military capability. >>host: is the trend towards more precise weapons at new? >> in general what military technology has done over the years is to pursue weapons than their bigger and more destructive that is not the only saying over decades for the pursuit of greater accuracy is what they have been interested in but you want to be more precise but also have a bigger bang at your disposal, and now you want more weapons that are more usable with scenarios today is states finds itself in engaged different from world war ii where you have the traditional mass of force with the counter insurgency operation other kind of military operations. >>host: what role does donald rumsfeld have? >> someone who sponsored the pursuit of the diff

states might want to attack a particular target for whatever reason, a conventional weapon might not suffice and maybe develop this kind of smaller more precise nuclear weapon for those types of functions. in one chapter i try to describe several of those strategies and concluded it would not work for those weapons are likely to have so much collateral damage it would not satisfy the user in terms of being a usable military capability. >> host: is a trend toward more precise smaller weapon is a new trend or house of happened before? >> guest: is new that in general the military technology from the variety of different platforms is to pursue weapons that are bigger, more destructive destructive, more capable. that is not the only thing and over decades said pursuit of greater accuracy of the military is interested. but also greater power. you want to be more precise but what is different now the capability for weapons that are more usable because they do less damage where the united states finds itself in gauged from what looks different from world war ii from a traditional mass of force. dur

might want to attack a particular target for whatever reason existing conventional what might not suffice then maybe what we need to do is develop an additional kind of smaller, more precise nuclear weapon that could usable. in the book chapter, i try to describe several of those alternative strategies and basically conclude that it would not work. even the low yield weapons are likely to have so much collateral damage that they wouldn't satisfy the user in terms of being a usable military capability. >> host: david koplow, if the trend towards more precise smaller weapons a new trend? or is this happen in our history? >> guest: in on

suffice it to say i am a tad concerned like intel because both companies had become victims of heightened expectations. delta has been vocal about how well it's doing and hardly a day goes by -- if they go down you should pick up not delta but american airlines aal, if it's down, i think it's the better and cheaper stock. j and j, as i explained in get rich carefully, it's a stocky believe in for the long haul. let it come in. do some buying. we hear from a company that has about the lowest expectations out there, ibm. it has disappointed so badly. i think they need to layout a positive view of the whole of 2014 to get back on track. the only reason the stock isn't lower is warren buffett. you want diminished expectations, does anyone expect anything terrific to happen at coach? the reports on wednesday, frankly i don't think so. you know what? the stock is well off lows and haven't fallen like michael kors. i would be careful with coach. we also get reports from norfolk southern. this one is tough, it rallied about a buck and quarter today. i think it hasn't fallen far enough to watch th

and number two, that the merits suffice to should convince those in charge that for good,lly a force and it's a force for economic development and financial stability, which is not only no the interest of the entire planet but in the interest of economic players including of course the united states of america. and given the role that it can play in the institution, what i continuings that by to explain what we do, why we do it, what principles we do it in the name of, i hope that sensible and common sense prevail.will >> does the i.m.f. still have a quota in for the 2010 governance reform? >> now, this is coded language, not everybody knows about this. so i'm going to explain just for a second. the 2010 reform was a decision made by all members of the i.m.f., particularly the g20 countries because that's where it was really essentially pushed, but it was decided for the i.m.f. actually strengthen the institution, to give it more permanent financial strength, to intervene where it was needed, was called the doubling of the quotas. quotam.f. is a institution. and the second part of th

no single weapon or strategy will suffice. but we shall not rest until that war is won. the richest nation on earth can afford to win it. we cannot afford to lose it. >> just weeks after jfk's murder the new president found he was leading a nation with millions trapped in desperation and hardship. and set out on a course to bring americans out of poverty. >> for the war against poverty will not be won here in washington. it must be won in the field. in every private home. in every public office. from the courthouse to the white house. >> it required an unprecedented push to improve and create social welfare programs that exists to this day. it would be the makings of johnson's great society. in 1964 19% of the population lived in poverty, so working with the democrat-controlled congress johnson controlled head start, work study programs, the food stamp program, the job corp, the medicare and medicaid programs. it was successful at the start, poverty fell to 11% by 1973. president richard nixon took the reins and broadened the food stamp program and added an automatic cos

. >> as you look at the improvements to maintain they don't suffice we've made the announcements we're going to make improvements those are those old series you've heard about. we 2345u7bd a $25 million promising program to replace retouch 11 thousand lights in the city in red that are being repaired now. we did our repair and replaced 80 lights. those lights are going to be replaced. so ms. hails point those are $35,000 per light. you're running brand new conduit and you're putting in brand new lights and that's expensive. in many cases it's hard to excavate so we're going to work p with pe w. we do our own replacements. so the construction you'll have 15 more loops left >> as mentioned with year moratorium and that's when the street is being torn up four work and resacrificed this is a 5 year moratorium i don't come in 5 months later so when puc puts out the word pg&e will come in with the gas line and is that also true of street light work in terms of following the pavement you don't tear up new streets. >> yes. each project is announced you can see the timing of the work. the probl

i cannot detail everything that happened during those years, but suffice it to say that there was a loto part of the smuggling that i never knew about. the play can come, the chicken lady didn't give a clearance. and i thought, you have to be kidding me. i didn't believe in any of that stuff. that was going on all around me. and eventually it had an effect. and i had some surrealistic experiences. and i really can't detail for you on this camera. it was hard enough to write it in the book. i ended up in a mental hospital for about six weeks. they wanted me to stay longer. but i did not. all of that lead to a process of searching what happened. what happens to my mind. and that led me again to search for god. that led to a dramatic conversion that i experienced in march of 1981. it totally transformed my life. and from that point on there were no more drugs and there were no more anything. to me, everything about the drug dealing in the smuggling and the parties in atlanta and all of that. that is interesting and it's fine, but it's really the back story. it's what brought this particula

might want to attack a particular target for whatever reason existing conventional what might not suffice, then maybe what we need to do is develop an additional kind of smaller, more precise nuclear weapon that could usable. in the book chapter, i try to describe several of those alternative strategies and basically conclude that it would not work. even the low yield weapons are likely to have so much collateral damage that they wouldn't satisfy the user in terms of being a usable military capability. >> host: david koplow, if the trend towards more precise smaller weapons a new trend? or is this happen in our history? >> guest: in one way it is new. in general, what military technology has done over the years in a variety of different platforms, a variety of different use scenarios is stupors new weapon is better better, more distract you. that's not the only thing and indeed over decades, the pursuit of greater accuracy has always been some in military said than interested in. but routinely, and it is greater accuracy and greater power. you want to be more precise, but also have the bi

with my sister monica pier and on the skills that will suffice for me to keep it to be held according to. the kilkenny to warm applause. house and we are consulting well from top to communicate is the performance and film cost a small post to post the reactor is the fault of those. it was an assault in any way with a view of how forlorn off the coast and speak to walk to school because of the war was going to move out and the polls full stop period to her. all in all that the isc and see if you do drop some of their pre conditions. do you think the syrian government may do the same at all for some compromises. he is every chance that the president also odd who will step down i don't think it's realistic to think that was the song is the time i would post the thoughts that come on now first of all all three years of watching this and the wood forces in sudan on the house wants to make substantial gains on the ground situation in government held areas as much because it is a noble military means. soon all means house of sleep and will insist the consistent streak of victories for the co

great certainty that this number that we advance for both the crime lab and the motorcycle unit suffices to the completion of the project. next please. this is again an artist rendering of the project. again early conception. it probably will look very different than the final one. next slement and for this component there are two individuals present who can offer greater detail should you wish it. todd todd bridestrom and david mirierson from the sfpuc but as noted the number has been adjusted. improvements are among this category of work and above ground facilities and below ground pipelines and this other category and this adds to this amount. in regard to the entire system they have as mentioned the above ground facilities, the pipe [inaudible]. these are the array of projects we expect to expect with 2014. the puc through a studied examination of the system, a study which yielded quite a bit ofin sight and not previously understood or available to us that we have the opportunity to leverage the domestic system in part to complement and augment the water for fire suppression and we c

the staff and forest city came to the conclusion that the existing cap of 300,000 by year would not suffice and so in the table, right on the third row is indicating that this is the amount of recover, and the recovery book costs or the cost recovery that the port will obtain if the ena is not amended or on that original ena. and so, the value lacing goes on and during the first phase of the negotiation period which is 24 months which is 8 quauters, 400,000 will be provided by the developer, in the second phase, which we are now getting into, that one is roughly 12 months and that will be 600,000, and that will go to 400 million, when you give the 50 percent discount or in sentive to incentivize the developer to entitle that area for the project out of the water front site, that amount to 200,000 and so 600,000, in the first phase, and 900,000 in the second phase in total, it will have been able to recover, and only a maximum of 1.5 million. and where we are currently proposing, i mean, i actually the total is $200 million, what is currently proposing is to say that we understand that the a

ignite contestants entering friday is expected to weigh and opposition supporters claimed emi tion is suffice. protesters have marched in bangkok in their first major rally this year every viewing their demands for prime news team action you want to step down and in general i tend to be postponed. thousands and insidious into the streets on sunday after breaking the new year holidays. this is say they will occupy the main intersections in central bangkok on january the team the letter to his supporters to join them. the anti government protests started last november. this is dissolved the lower house of parliament and called a snap election for february second son denis peters and trying to sabotage the registration of candidates. he wanted to do to stop. we can reform should be doing a post it lunches this week aged seventy eight blogs and then more than four hundred injured. electoral commission said on friday that the election will be held as scheduled. safe drinking water can be hard to come by for many of india's one point two billion people. what an innovative company says sees that as

owner rob ludlow said in an email that there are many good reasons to own chickens including self sufficency and sustainable food grown humanely and believes that the trend has significant staying power. a lof of people are trying to avoid antibiotics, they're trying to not give money to factory farms. but again, they're affecting roosters by doing this. cities nationwide have adopted ordinances that allow for small flocks of hens and caswell believes people will continue to raise their own chickens, but she wants to encourage proper training and adopting before buying. we recommend adopting chickens and roosters than ordering them through the main and that way they are getting adult animals rather than babies and know the sex of the animals. reporting in los angeles for first business news, i'm ky sisson. information about adopting chickens and rescued farm animals is available at farm sancutary. org still to come: how one of our traders was able to level the playing field when hedge fund billionaires attempted to score big with some stocks. plus, we turn the spotlight on the rich and famou

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number of protesters across the country but many are insisting nothing short of his resignation will sufficeots have now spread to nearly half of ukraine. the capital has been the focus of much of the unrest and to the west and the city nearly 2,000 people have occupied the administration building. crowds have gathered in most major cities in western ukraine. protesters have bare guided themselves inside the governor's office in the western ukraine's major city thousands have now surrounded the main government building. this is the scene right now. smokes and fires pouring in to the sky there. our correspondent is joining us live from kiev and it does look like that temporary truce has well and truly ended. >> reporter: that's right. overnight in the early hours of saturday morning we have seen protesters fighting with riot police, but on a very reduced scale. they have been throwing molotov cocktails and stones that they have got from broken up paving slaps. the riot police firing tear gas and reports that they were firing rubber bullets as well. we are not hearing of major injuries. we are

generally used to describe the state of having sufficient person a welcome lift and also the ability to suffice to one's basic necessities however many of our countrymen also strive with the kids their families by providing them with financial support. school of religion some people believe by financially independent person has a lot of money. i think financially independent people are those who have enough money to buy what they want to buy my recommendation to those who want to become financial independence is to save ten percent of the income for unexpected expenses. the most noble so what's the holdup. but let's just go back to his desk. if you want to come one step closer to financial independence became one that should be essential to accomplish financial freedom putting a budget this couple so what's the bigger debts repaid. therefore repaying loans even at the cost of temporary sacrifice of comfort or wife. he also giving up your credit card to become the future. the best way to financial independence is to become a fashion the two investor education in order to become a professional. m

it's destructive this community it's torn the community apart i think it's a failure of legislation suffice to say that in this particular case the other side the other families being well supported by a pro team lobby group so it is a case on principle we don't think this will open the floodgates for litigation farmer against farmer that's not going to happen it's too expensive it's multi multi millions of dollars it's chaos farmers don't have that sort of money it's really about setting a precedent in more you know astray and using on and it will drive the development of law round the world and it will raise this issue as it surely in the public consciousness about do we want to have the right to a g.m. free foods do we want to have that choice because if we don't have this principle and strong minded will then we will ultimately lose that right now i know there's a lot of contamination in north america here in canada we certainly don't want to see that happen in australia and we're fighting very hard to stop it and of course europe is fighting very hard to stop that as well and that's go

that joy was short lived as with a minute left on the clock as well as the bag gavin's sealed geneva suffice for a victory. well meanwhile in the cage fell defending champions and i was go one may ninth game in a row three two win over time at home to barry's to remain top of the table and on course best third straight cup robert about onion reports. just five seasons into the continental hockey league's he's three.

whether that will suffice is doubtful claims. mills and what do we expect the scenario to be fully expect to see play out after this emergency session of parliament the staff the essentially outing. it is doubtful again that the president is going to step down. and so the expectation is that this scenario on the streets here which has layered occasionally has flared several typist could fla varios from rush hour. though he did so i did the president signed an agreement with two months ago which sparked what we're seeing now here on the streets of our ukraine spreading across the country he's under pressure from the west as you noted our e use can be use catherine ashton is due here later this afternoon the western countries are threatening sanctions. but again doubtful that he will announce his resignation today. and so we could see a tremendous player appear on the streets as well there have been threats that the government would implement a state of emergency here which would then see also a tremendous flare up as would be expe

some in the administration say if that is the number that suffices for deterrence and suffices for america's war plans, why should we let russia keep us at a hire level. level?gher that is a minority view. i think there is probably going to be a stand in the administration that says let's see if the russians are prepared to engage. at 2015, if it is clear that the russians are stuck, there might be that discussion within the administration about do we do something unilaterally with our force structure. given where i think republicans are in congress, potentially provokes a fairly big fight with congress. >> on afghanistan, the big news in the past couple of days has been the pentagon saying well, if we are going to keep a force in afghanistan after 2014, the biggest it should be is 10,000 and that includes other nato allies, but we are prepared to live with zero if we can't get president karzai to cooperate with us. two questions for you. first of all, does it make any difference -- can 10,000 have any significant effect in afghanistan from either a security or a development view point? and

some in the administration say if that is the number that suffices for deterrence and suffices for america's war plans, why should we let russia keep us at a hire level. that is a minority view. i think there is probably going to be a stand in the administration that says let's see if the russians are prepared to engage. at 2015, if it is clear that the at 2015, if it is clear that the russians are stuck, there might be that discussion within the administration about do we do something union latleal with our force -- union late recall with our force structure. given where i think republicans are in congress, potentially provokes a fairly big fight with congress. >> on afghanistan, the big news in the past couple of days has been the pentagon saying well, if we are going to keep a force in afghanistan after 2014, the biggest it should be is 10,000 and includes other nato allies, but we are prepared to live with zero if we can't get president karzai to operate with us. two questions for you. first of all, does it make any difference -- can 10,000 have any significant effect in afghanistan from

that joy was short lived as with a minute left on the clock as well as that gavin's sealed geneva suffice for a victory. well meanwhile in the k h l defending champions and i was go one may ninth game in a row three two win over time at home to barry's to remain top of the table and on course best third straight cup robert about onion reports. just five seasons into the continental hockey league's history and in our moscow has already won its all to trough week. twice now the blue and whites are chasing their third consecutive title majorly the next one's always the hardest discussion board or butyl the champion of the league is getting stronger and more competitive with every new season there are no easy games at all and no clear outsiders and there are no strong favorites either anymore making predictions for the games in the cage while it's a thankless job even for experts back in two thousand turn a let's not all clear the league's underdogs exam but there is a good go files to be named the best killed which the club then merged with now more skilled was in iraq still in charge and up

but suffice it to say, there was a voodoo connection to cocaine smuggling that i never knew about buted in the book. the plane couldn't come. they didn't give it clearance and i thought you got to be kidding me. i don't believe any of that stuff that was going on all around me. and eventually it had an effect and i had some pretty sore real experiences which i really can't detail for you on the camera. it was hard enough to write it in the book. i ended up in a mental hospital for about six weeks and they wanted me to stay longer but i didn't. and all that led to the process of searching what happened, what happened to snap my mind? and but let me again to begin to search for god, and that led to a dramatic conversion experience in miami in march of '81. that's totally transformed my life. and from that point on, there were no more drugs, there was no more anything. to me everything about the drug dealing and smuggling, the parties in atlanta, the rock bands, it's interesting and enticing and a lot of people want to read it because of that and that's fine but it's the back story. it's

suffice it to say i was a bit concerned. both have been heightened of expectations. more than a day goes by without johnson & johnson receiving audits. if they go down, you should perhaps pick up not delta but americans, i think it's the better and cheaper stock. j & j, what can i say? as i explained in "get rich carefully," it's a stock i believe in for the long haul, let it come in. after the close tuesday, we hear from the company that has about the lowest expectations out there. ibm. because it has disappointed so badly. i think the company needs to layout a very positive view of the whole of 2014 to get back on track. the only reason the stock is lower is warren buffet. we want diminished expectations. does anyone expect anything better, coach, yet, you know what, the stock is still well off its lows, it hasn't fallen like michael kors him so i'd be careful. we also get results from norfolk southern. it has been knocked back. this one is tough, though. because if reality. a buck and a quarter today. i think it hasn't fallen far enough to match the potential new-

i won't go into shock today but suffice it to say that he plays an important role in the book. what people found appealing to nietzsche was the sense of his call for new aristocracy. old era stock rate -- aristocraaristocra cy has crumbled under the impact of modernization. he wanted a new aristocracy and hg wells is writing and if you remember as a kid whose memory is calling for the new samurai. it's calling for this new elite to run the world. he never really stops and when you are reading al gore, and i hesitate to mention his name here, when you read al gore, on climate change you are reading hg wells. core solutions to climate change creating a global governing body. the set of liberal and emotional attachmenattachmen ts in the political libido and let me emphasize that phrase. .. it begins to appeal the prohibition which briefly sets roosevelt off on the right foot. [laughter] he was a great man drinker of german beer. a short summary of what liberalism is came from the white literary story. does anyone know who he is? very few. he was a very widely known figure. anyone

suffice it to say that it will be directionally positive as a revision. but i'm going to discuss the main traits. we saw the momentum strengthen in the latter half of 2013 and we believe that it will continue to strengthen in 2014. largely due to improvements in the advanced economies. yet, despite that and that directionally positive movement, growth is still stuck in fairly low year. the potential which we believe is at around 4% which means that the world could, if it were at full potential, could create a lot more jobs than before and we do have at the moment and we could do that without having to worry about the inflation genie coming out of the bottle. without positive initial statement, i would also like to add that it will not be without downside risks and significant ones. with inflation running way below central bank targets in most corners, clearly we are seeing rising risks of deflation, which could prove disastrous for the recovery. if inflation is the genie, then certainly deflation is the ogre. it must be fought decisively. during the years

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