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to begin in less than a half hour.ha the this morning's hearing in i the house oversight committee focused on an internal report rp that found the agency spent almost $50 million onn conferences from 2010 to 2012.1. we told but this one.. the making of perries -- par i dives including that star trek one at a cattle foreign conference. it cost $50,000 alone. two staffers are also now on administrative leave after receiving $1100 in free food ann other items. >> former defense secretary maye have told hollywood filmmakers about the raid that killed osama bin laden. he was speaking at a ceremony marking the raids and reportedlr identify the navy seal team that carried it out including itsts commanding officer. in the audience was the maker ok the film zero dark thirty but it's not clear if panetta knew that he or she was there. the maryland general assembly begins hearings today on the the corruption scandal at the baltimore detention center. >> governor o'malley is not expected to attend but lawmakers will grill his secretary.reta 13 female constructions officers were inindicted in april for helping them smuggle gun

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speaks in a matter of minutes about this staff change that there is any chance the president will address this publicly? rp as you know, this is the second time we've seen the president. he was at an event earlier this morning at 11:30 at the white house. he did not address this issue. no one asked him a question about it. he does have this personnel announcement happening this afternoon. we do expect that in that setting perhaps someone will ask a question. at this point, though, no indication from the white house that the president plans to comment on this. the word from the white house up to this point is that this is under investigation. as you know the justice department has launched an investigation, everyone looking into exactly what happened here and what the next steps should be but, again, at this point no indication that the president plans to address that today. >> we'll be watching as i know you will, dan lothian. thank you so much, from the white house this hour. now to the debate, is edward snowden an enemy of the state or a hero of the people? as dan mentioned, the department of justice is

for the east bay, widespread mid to upper 80s. it looks like livermore could be one of :rp?hottest, 85 in caso valley and then back toward san francisco, 70 for you. not too bad in oakland. berkeley, 76, a little warmer into santa rosa. under the three-day forecast, the temperatures start to really plummet. temperatures in the upper 70s also. mid 70s by monday's forecast with the fog and the drizzle coming back in. so as we head throughout this upcoming weekend, we will have quite a few changes. what would you do without your local weather man? >> i would wear the wrong outfit every day. >> pay attention. >> the latest move from netflix design to help your movie making experience. especially if you're a family. >> if you thought san francisco home prices were outrageous, wait until you hear what someone is now paying for parking in this building. >>> san francisco district attorney george gas con is demanding the creation of a kill switch that would make stolen smartphones inoperable. 30 to 40% robberies in the u.s. involve a mobile phone. sometimes these turn deadly. the co

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the premier security training companies throughout. control is a misnomer because some of their controls is a response program. that is a huge effort but it does rp the consensus around what is needed in a program. i would be surprised if it doesn't end up in the framework that we heard a couple of minutes ago. >> i agree with that. a lot of it is straight forward stuff. >> we were talking the other evening and it's a it can company that makes disk drives. a disproportionate number of problems that result on their network are still from the employee clicking on the attachment. the dominate reason they have are intrusions then have to do cleaning up afterward. is that one instance where the employee clicks on the -- there's 85,000 employees. is that still the case across industries that fundamental, called internet hygiene problem. is that still the problem why companies are spending millions of dollars for mitigation? for an k it is hard employee to resist. e've seen a trusted vendor was compromised. the hacker used that trusted vendor in your language of choice, they are signed from a certificate. it is that person sending you the e-mail. you re

organizers were seeing us as the enemy, this is an old tactic that historically throughout time this will not union mine labor. it will increase it. those people who are rp who were already engaged doesn't mean you're not working, number one. number two, they people will be able to be compensated at a wage that reflects at least in part the integrity of their labor, which means that only creates more possibility for the american economy to be strengthened, because they will be paying into it, they will be deriving benefit from it and encouraging others to do the same. this is i think a false argument and straw man put forth by people who oppose the vitality of this bill and who don't want to see the great day come when we actually live up to what we talk about on paper. >> maria teresa, to the professor's point, seasonal it the case -- that many who oppose are in effect saying let es continue with two types of people in this country. one time that is legally accepted as part of the nation, and the other type, which as professor dyson has made the point, pays taxes, contributes to the economy in all kinds of ways, but basically they are a second-tier citi

the wet t-shirt contest is still safe from modern technology. >> thank goodness. >>> i want to check out this very scientific experiment, head on to our website, click on best of rp >> that will do it for "right this minute." so glad you joined us. we'll see you next time. welcome to a special edition of sports stars of tomorrow! today, we'll be talking about the n-b-a draft the n-b-a is getting closer to crowning a champion... but later this month, the league will welcome in its next crop of superstars... we'll look at some of the top picks, and give our best guess as to who is going where... we'll also look back at featuvel on past n-b-a drafts... that's all coming up next! (show open) welcome to the show, everyone... i'm your host, charles davis.

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rp welcome to news line, it's monday, june 3rd. i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. japanese leaders look toward africa and see endless opportunities. they want a piece of the economic growth there. they're wrapping up three days of discussions at the tokyo international conference on african development. they and leaders from across the continent are promising to create a better climate for investment. delegates from japan and around 50 african nations are attending the meetings in yokohama. japanese prime minister shinzo abe has announced a plan to invest $1 billion to increase food production, improve education and train security personnel. the delegates are set to adopt the yokohama declaration on this final day. conference. they're expected to commit to improving legal systems and upgrading infrastructure. they want to promote the use of advanced agricultural technology. they're expected to set a target of 6% growth for the agricultural sector. and they want to double rice production within the next five years. >>> people in africa face some of the world's toughest environmental challenges. rising sea levels threaten those along the coast of west afric

so the need what you're all about is going to increase as time goes on. th these groups rpfolks who are the -- represent folks who are most in need of help and the least likely to seek help. they are not only -- they are not the only americans living with mental illness but what is most encouraging is many are living with mental illness who recognize it and have gotten help. as bradley pointed out, it works, it has worked. they are the best living testament for the need for of seeking this help. but the most important thing is, they recognize they needed help and they went out and sought it. that's what everyone -- everyone needs to understand, it's ok to seek help. the general will tell you, i had a son in iraq for a year and he came back and his mom was so anxious to see him. he was gone for a year. when he got back he was at the ase and my wife was ready to climb the change-linked fence to get to see him. there's a prom now to try to condition all of his you -- there's a program now to try to condition, are you having nightmares? are what are your dreams like? are you ha

the united states with other countries. we see studies of norway and sweden. they're always happier than we are. >> and there are a lot of rpst. in fairness, they face fewer challenges, they're smaller cultures. it's a more ho moj nous culture. you do see scandinavian and northern european countries doing well. but we fall behind malaysia, vietnam, tanzania. we fall behind a lot of other countries that we flatter ourselves to think we should be happier than. well, we're not. they're happier than we are. >> on a personal note, you're a little less happier after doing? >> i'm always happy. it's a lot of data, you were saying? right? >> well, yeah, reporting the story, the total immersion. it was like studying for a bar exam. at the end of the week, i said this has been a pure oxymoron experience. >> thank you, jeffrey. appreciate it. time now for a look at today's number ones. the vacation season has begun with many americans ready to enjoy a little r & r. but a list on the wall street website reminds us the u.s. is the only country in the world without a legally required paid vacation or holiday. the countries where people ge

as well we don't have an rps, renewable portfolio standard, in any of our states. i guess florida has some programs. but what theators do is allow renewables to compete against the other forms of generation on a cost effective basis. so what we want is the best marriage of clean, safe, reliable, affordable for the benefit of our customers. that's what you get from our regulators. and it's worked quite well. prices below the national average, reliability statistics as high as they've been. i think we were number one in the american customer satisfaction index this year. so it's working pretty well. >> this next question is a bit of a follow up to that maybe from a different angle. how does the, how does innovation -- which you talked about a lot in your remarks -- stack up against regulated states and cost controls within the regulatory -- >> well, that's a great, that's actually a great question because when i said we're the only company in our industry doing proprietary, robust research and development, everybody else got out of it because they wanted to cut costs. that's what happened. and r&d is always on the

it will be interesting to see how many rps are willing to go out sort of on a limb, if you will. this is stretching thes of how far you can go on an abortion bill and still be considered, you know, within the realms of i think what the public really supports. >> what's likely to happen in the senate, if this bill does pass the house? >> well, it's hard to say. i don't think the senate would take up the bill as it is. but i could see someone trying to attach this to some other bill and try to force the vote, perhaps try to force some of the democrats from some of that's -- some of the democrats who were in maybe tough races, to have to take a vote on this to make this a difficult vote. i can definitely see that happening. >> and very quickly, how about the obama administration? what is their take? >> i don't believe they said as of now, but it would be hard to imagine the president supporting this bill or doing anything except promising to veto is. >> thanks for your time. >> thank you. >> well, president obama arrived in northern ireland this morning for two days of meetings with g-8 leaders. the focus

rp welcome to news line, it's monday, june 3rd. i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. japanese leaders look toward africa and see endless opportunities. they want a piece of the economic growth there. they're wrapping up three days of discussions at the tokyo international conference on african development. they and leaders from across the continent are promising to create a better climate for