sometimes, you may be underreported, it can be a lot higher if not put into the database. as required by the city ordinances, we completed with the lao city ordinances, with city immigration affairs, that was completed on the chief desk for review to be signed. we are making good headway. that is more to be done and i look forward to working with the commission and do more, thank you. >> i understand that there is a line item in the mayor's budget for 500,000 for language access, can you tell me how that was utilized? >> i can bring you a breakdown. most of it was for the pay an officer uses for bilingual pay, paid $30 some odd dollars per pay period, that total comes up to if i'm not mistaken around $30,000 for just pay. and then translation services, language line, that is the bulk of it. telephonic services, around $32,000. and the budget for the officers, 258,000. >> than that is for -- >> bilingual pay. >> i thought you said 30,000. >> 30,000 for telephonic translation services. >> and then you have any kind of auditing or benchmark with the program to see how things

the underreported fact of all the revelations today is do the documents bear out what we've said all along? the answer is no. >> we call on the president to release these unclassified, interagency e-mails, so that the american people can see them. >> we've heard from the administration and also republican leaders there. so far, though, the cia is not commenting. >>> in other story, the irs admits mistakes were made in the handling of tax requests from conservative groups. but a director for the service denies the, quote, political bias, unquote, played a role. several tea party groups accuse the irs of discrimination when they face delays in requesting tax exempt status. the director said of the 300 groups singled out for review, 75 were picked because they had the words tea party or patriot in their name. on friday the white house called those actions by the irs, quote, inappropriate. >>> at least one law maker says russia dropped the ball on the boston bombing suspect, the handling of the suspect, we should say. a law enforcement source tells cnn that moscow withheld key details ab

estimates of the actual numbers of what is a notoriously underreported crime go much higher. according to pentagon figures, an estimated 26,000 servicewomen experience unwanted sexual contact, up from 19,300 two years ago, a number the pentagon says is unacceptable. krusinski has been removed from his job, but that will not change the reality that the pentagon's own figures show sexual assaults are on the rise in the military. th pelley: david, thank you. overseas, syria's dictator has ade no effort to retaliate against israel from those surprise air strikes. over the weekend, israeli jets bombed a military complex near damascus. ot was unrelated to syria's civil war. the israelis claim that iranian missiles were stored in the complex and were going to be shipped to hezbollah, a lebanese terror group that is israel's sworn enemy. onen pizzey is in tel aviv following developments for us. >> reporter: the israeli air terike on a syrian weapons warehouse raised little outcry in the middle east, partly because the iranian missiles kept there were seen as a legitimate threat to is

>> steve, with the whole land armstrong affair that just took place do you foresee that is an underreported story for other major league sports? i have been hearing about soccer in particular with all the running that they do in soccer, the marathon ears, do you think that is going to be a big story in the future or is that going to be kept under wraps? >> david stern said in front of congress as commissioner of the nba in 2006 and he said nba players don't use gloves because of been body types and muscle mass, not the sort of thing that is conducive to steroids unlike football players, and people in congress are like that is brilliant, well said. that hulking mass when armstrong, performance enhancing drugs for all kinds of things. the number one thing these do is allow you to train longer and train harder. if you are an athlete who comes from a poor socioeconomic background and you know taking this bill would be the difference between you having a longer career and making millions more dollars means for a lot of athletes is a no-brainer sellout sybase plans cycling is largely unexplored b

with the whole lance armstrong doping affair that just took place, do you foresee that's a underreported story for other major league sports? i've been hearing about soccer in particular, that with all the running they do in soccer, and now with the kenyan marathoners, i've been hearing stories, do you think that's going to be a big story in the future, or is that going to be kept under wraps. >> i totally agree with you. david stern sat in front of congress as commissioner of the nba, i think in 2006, and she said nba players don't use performance-enhancing drugs because their lean body types ts and muscle mast. not conducive to steroids, unlike football players who are big, and people in congress were like, wow, that's brilliant. well said, sir. but it's like, that hulking mass, lance armstrong? performance-enhancing drugs are for -- the number one thing they do is allow you to train longer and train harder, and that -- if you're an athlete, particularly an athlete who might come from a poor background and you know that taking this pill would be the difference you've having a longer ca

but regardless, the vast majority of service members underreport. lou: so how do you get to it?'s set aside jurisprudce. let's leave aside the military code of justice right now. how do you get to the command structure itself and say this, by god, is not going to continue? criminal justice system. lou: well, actually i'm not -- yes, we can, because what i'm ally talking about here is the way in which wther it be the marine corps or the air force, whoever it may be, if our fense leadership cannot lead, if our general officers cannot lead, what are we left with? >> well, they're doing a phenomenal job in several other areas. lou: not according according to- >> not when it comes to sex crimes. lou: well, that's what we're talking about. look, nobody supports the military more than i do. no one's more embarrassed that this is the kind of thing that is happening in our military. it's disgusting, and it has to be fixed. so what do we do, first of all, with command? >> right. well, one thing is the commander in chief and t join chiefs have to lead the way, and they have to insure that

could be one of the reasons perhaps that some of this behavior went unnoticed or unreported or underreported even for so long. the back of the house, the back of the house butts up against a commercial property. so there is a chance that, you know, because there really isn't a backyard neighbor that perhaps there wasn't a great deal for folks to see there. we were also very curious about the other two castro brothers. pedro castro who was not charged today. they apparently did not spend a great deal of time going in and out of the house behind me. that's according to someone we spoke with an hour ago. so police are convinced that these other two castro brothers had little to -- had no idea, absolutely no idea what was going on inside the home but we continue to find out, chris, more disturbing details about precisely how, according to the police report, 52-year-old ariel castro was able to do this. amanda told police during the initial interview, amanda berry said ariel castro would sometimes take the 6-year-old out with him and also said that he instructed the 6-year-old to not use -- the 6

and the underreported fact of all the revelations today is that these documents bear out what we said all along. the answer is, no. the answer is, no. >> speaker boehner has asked for the release of -- also asking they get more documentation about the saturday september 15th meeting at the white house. will you release those -- >> they're asking for e-mail they have already seen were able to review and take extensive notes on, provide verbatim information to folks, and including the speaker of the house. >> concerning the irs, is the president concerned about the allegations and will he make sure that those involved are held accountable. >> allegations oses what? >> the irs story. >> i health spoken to the president about that but you can be sure that if there was inappropriate conduct here that he would want it thoroughly investigated and we would not tolerate that. >> when did the white house become aware that the irs was looking into the tax. exempt applications. >> i don't have an answer to that specifically. i know when the -- they gap investigating it, it's been investigating fo

the associated press for its part and this has been kind of underreported, ashleigh, they say they actually waited to run this story until they were told that the threat to national security had passed. so we're going to see just how much the attorneyle can answer today, but my guess is we will have to wait to get all the facts. >> it will be like a tennis match between these two issues. toppi thank you very much for that. >>> for legal issues on these hot issue, how hot they could come, potentially, from our washington studio is george washington law professor jonathan turley. i'm so glad to have you on the hot seat. as the hot seat, now you are hearing even further plit i politicalization of something that may not be so political. when you start hearing the cry for potential jail terms, the specifically when it comes to the irs issue in targeting of conservative groups, do you see this as going that far? this could potentially end up as a criminal matter? >> ashleigh, criminal history would suggest no one is likely to go to juvenile. this comes up with almost like se ka da regularity. rep

that's a 13% increase from 2010 to 2011, and they believe it's underreported because some families don'tto admit they're homeless. >> the mother made them read all the time, took them to the library. every day learning experiences were pointed out to them. >> mom made a difference. >> she sure did. congratulations to her. i'm sure she's ohe way to big things. >> we'll be right back. big things. >> oh, yeah, we will be right back. hi, i'm amy for downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters, here with my favorite new intern, jimmy. mmm! fresh! and it's been in the closet for 12 weeks! unbelievable! unstopables! follow jimmy on youtube. so i can't afford to have germy surfaces. but a fresh sheet of bounty duratowel leaves this surface cleaner than a germy dishcloth. it's durable. and it's 3 times cleaner. so ditch your dishcloth and switch to new bounty duratowel. >>> time for the "the mix." it's prom season, graduation season. we've got a heck of a prom story. remember the kid who put on the youtube video asking model kacae upton to go with him. >> i remember this one. it's unbelievable. >> i

report to enough already, it shows sexual -- to an authority, it assault is a vastly shows sexual underreported crime. prevalence remaining at a current level, we view an increase in reports with victims coming forward as meaning that we have more victims coming forward that are receiving medical care. and in unrestricted reports, coming forward with the cases are entered into the law enforcement system. ultimately, we have more cases that proceed to the military justice system and holding the appropriate offenders accountable. increased awareness and new programs i have seen since the time i have been director this past july, we have these in place across the department. but we have more work to do. with this understanding, the department is publishing a revised sexual assault strategic plan. secretary hagel made references to this. it provides authoritative guidance for the department agencies and components. it operationalizes the key tasks for the strategic direction for the force on sexual assault prevention and response. it aligns and synchronize the efforts across the department along th

underreport says the government has the leverage to improve worker pay at contractors because it's already subsidizing nearly 2 million low-wage jobs. thousands of california health workers are staging a two- day strike over staffing shortages and proposed cuts to the retirement plans. the strike is spanning all five medical centers in the university of california hospital system. a series of protests against north carolina's republican controlled legislature appears to be growing by the week. some 57 protesters were arrested at the north carolina general assembly on monday, the highest count to date. the naacp has been holding what it calls morell mondays, a weekly demonstration against north carolina republicans' legislative actions. these include cuts to social programs for restrictions of voting rights and the foregoing of medicaid expansion under president obama is health care law. those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country

and then this terrible explosion in texas that is still criminally underreported in the mainstream media. to have a guy like this show up, mr. charles ramsey, a neighbor who saved these girls he said something very telling very fascinating in one of the interviews that's gotten a bit of play. >> i knew something was wrong when a little pretty white girl ran into a black man's arms. something is wrong here. dead give away. dead give away. >> charles, thank you very much. thank you very much for your time. >> either she's homeless or she got problems. that's the only reason she run to a black man. >> john: that's worth it for the journalist having no idea what to say. >> he is so uncomfortable. he pats him on the chest and walks away. >> i've been in comedy 16 years. i don't have a catchphrase as good as dead give away. that's better than get er done. delivery of the joke. >> i think his time into one if you look at the full interview right. the majority of it, he is saying this is what we did to save this woman. this is what i recognized. this is what i saw to be able to help someone. the

and the underreported fact of all the revelations, today, is that these documents bear out what we said all along. the answer is no. the answer is no. >> speaker boehner -- i have a few more questions, jay. speaker boehner asked for you to release the e-mails. house officials are asking they get more documentation about the saturday september 15th meeting at the white house. >> i think they're asking for e-mails they've already seen, that they were able to review and take extensive notes on, apparently provide verbatim information to folks. i think -- including the speaker's house. maybe he's unaware of that. >> one more on the irs, is the president concerned about the allegations? and will he make sure that those who are involved are held accountable? >> allegations of what, sorry? >> the irs story. >> i think i made clear -- i haven't spoken to the president about that, but you can be sure that if there was inappropriate conduct here that he would want it thoroughly investigated and we would not tolerate that. bill? >> when did the white house become aware -- >> good afternoon. we hav

. >> i think, "a," the issue has been underreported for a very long time.ure within the military, in particular the armed services, is such that it's just not talked about. it's not dealt with or it's telt with very quietly. i think part of the problem -- a lot of these women, it's a very difficult thing, as for any woman who's been raped, to come forward. certainly under those conditions, in terms of the kinds of scrutiny that you will face, they make it incredibly hard for the woman. the burden of proof is really on her in a way that i think really victimizes her again. when you talk to victims that's what they say. after the rape the way they were treated by the military is a second rape. >> almost as if the calculation for a woman makes it not worth pursuing. >> right. which is why when you think about the numbers you were just talking about, that is a fraction, likely, of what's really going on. that is just the tip of the iceberg. >> this is what the chairman of the house armed services committee has said. i've seen no meaningful distinction between c

. >> one unof the most underreported items in the last few days is the fact that america has steppedup assistance to jordan, it is now $1 billion, and there is a lot of refugees and wrote dan is critical again for the stability in the region. >> rose: welcome to. >> welcome to the united states. whewhen what the term you used about the council of the future it was a wonderful term you used. >> the mission to say the world. >> rose: the commission to save the world. >> which if they are committed to that. >> rose: but what we say here in new york, if you want to be a member of the committee to save the world you go to dinner at gillian's house. >> i would have charlie lead the debate. >> rose: thank you. congratulations to you, 125 years. >> thank you, charlie, it has been great being here. >> a must read for me. >> thank you. >> rose: back in a moment stay with us. >> rose: bob knight is here, he is a college basketball icon and won more than 900 games during 43 years at head coach, he was at army, independent i can't naah and texas i texas ted led the indiana hoosier to three nation

i want to pivot to another scandal which is perhaps even more egregious and shockingly underreported. at this photograph which was obtained exclusively by "time" magazine. a 17-year-old barack obama on his prom night. in a message, in a yearbook message to his friend's prom date, the president writes in part, "kelly, i hope we can keep in touch this summer ev. even though greg will be gone. call me up and i'll buy you lunch sometime." he goes on to sign it, "love barack obama." hitting on your friend's prom date, that's a serious question, isn't it? >> i'd like to be a fly on the wall at the class reunion. i love that photo. pull out my high school photos, martin, i would be totally disgraced here. i do want to reassure everybody that that high school is not in a kenya. >> thank you for that. maria, your reaction to the president hitting on his best friend's girlfriend? >> kelly is wondering right now why she didn't call. right? >> indeed. maria teresa kumar and the great clarence page who i'm sure had a fabulous fro when he was 18. >> you better believe it. >>> still ahead, my collea

which continues to be a serious problem in america's military culture has gone sort of underreportednderdiscussed and is not sort of being dealt with, with any amount of fierce urgency that it really demands. >> i completely agree. i had a conversation about this with a colleague yesterday or the day before. that it says something about a couple of things. but among them, the type of week that existed in washington, you had this issue of in terms of sex assault and the person that was monitoring such issues and that wasn't even the top three of things being discussed in d.c. there's nothing, i don't think that i can add to what the senator has said or what you have said. i think that politico has done some good reporting on this issue. i think that the problem is that it's two-fold the not just that it gets defined as sort of high school hijinks. but this is a problem that a lot of the victims are men. there is for men, a perceived bigger agree in shame in admitting it and there's the problem that rachel maddow in the clip that you showed that of women being afraid that the alternati

done along with thatr two co-authors shows we may be underreporting income on the order of 21%.ame united states economy says we may be under reporting our income by 16%. who works for man the u.s. commerce department could sit in the 10% range. and someone who used to work for the international monetary fund got results that showed we are about 4%ng income at of gdp. there is a wide range of estimates. we are not sure which of those estimates is the most accurate. there is a range. it is neither minutes nor is it trivial. moth nor 9 their mam is it trivial. host: what kind of jobs are underground economy jobs? provide goods or services to one another and do not report those transactions. it is on a reciprocal basis. other kinds of jobs are jobs for people receive cash under the table. these kinds of transactions are not reported to the internal revenue service or to any government agency. there are two reasons. we have the dark underbelly of the economy, which involves illegal behavior from illegal ofbling to serious types crimes. that is considered a small portion of the under

underreports allocated that the woman may have enkilled but, retionship all happening before 3:30 p.m being announced on the same and the mother or the woman been transferred to the hospital from the same. we will bring you more information. >> pam: accused serial killer joesph naso's trial is about to get underway and kron four news will be providing you a look inside the court room. this is naso two years ago, after he was arrested and charged with allegedly killing four women. one person was roxene rogash. her body was found in the marin county city of fairfax in 1977. jury selection is going on right now. naso is representing himself. today the judge announced that he will allow cameras to video tape portions of the trial. if convicted, naso could get the death penalty. >> catherine: o-j simpson was back in a las vegas courtroom today. it was day 2 of a hearing dissecting his former lawyer's work in his 2008 kidnapping-robbery conviction. simpson wants the convictions thrown out.saying his lawyer gave him bad advice. today the co-defense counsel explained the defense simpson's leg

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the pentagon's estimate of the real number of what is notoriously an underreported crime goes much higherservice men and women experienced unwanted sexual contact compared to 19,300 two years before. made worse, says california congresswoman jackie spear, by the fact that commanding officers have broad powers to prevent prosecution within their units and often do. >> the result is that we have about a third of the women who serve in the military now that sometime in their career will be sexually assaulted or raped. >> reporter: 122 lawmakers are pushing legislation that would allow sexual assault cases to be investigated and prosecuted outside the chain of command. meanwhile, krusinski has been removed from his job as head of sexual assault prevention for the air force until the investigation is completed. charlie, norah? >> david, thank you. >>> governor chris christie is in the middle of a re-election campaign in new jersey but this morning news of his weight loss surgery is turning the conversation toward a white house. cbs news political director john dickerson is with us from washing

couple of years the housing sector has been a major drag on the economy and in addition kind of underreportedd a significant contraction at the state and local government levels. because of the recession state and local tax revenues dried up pretty substantially and as such because many of them had balanced budget requirements they were forced to cut spending, laying people off including teachers, please men. if you look at the graph, those job losses have bottomed out. that's necessarily the case of going out and hiring again, but if they are borrowing people, that is good amounts. this one had one that has faded, the sector's turnaround, adding jobs in construction overtime. ashley: you think the qe program is filtering down into the real economy? you mentioned housing, that could be one example, but are we getting bang for our buck? >> survey has been effective keeping long-term interest rates lower. it hasn't been completely effective, the fed has told us numerous times it cannot solve all the economist problems. as we saw in the fed policy statement released on wednesday, the fed looks a

questions about pritzker's finances, had to amend her financial disclosure statement because she underreported income by $80 million. an attorney for ms. pritzker said it was an omission that was a clerical error on their fault. and labor groups also upset about her nomination because of the hyatt hotel chain's relationship with its unions, those issues aside, even senator grassley says she is likely to be confirmed. >> labor groups early on weren't pleased that the president made this decision. all right, jim acosta, thank you so much. >>> ahead on "starting point," parents of one of the young victims of the disaster, recall the moment they knew their daughter was gone forever. >> i just started screaming and running and screaming and saying no. >> the full, heart-breaking interview, top of the hour. >>> and a crime so horrific, hard to describe, on the streets of london. a man butchered in broad daylight on a public road. what we're learning about the attack and motive. top of the hour. you're watching "starting point." ) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is whe

and the underreported fact of all the revelations today is that these documents bear out what we saidhe answer is no. >> the answer is no, says jay carney. let's bring in elise. how is the state department responding to all of this? because there is something of a disconnect between what the white house was doing at the time and what the state department was doing at the time. >> that's right, jake. the state department, officials familiar with this inner agency process are saying, what newland was trying to do is raise two concerns about the cia's early drafts of those talking points. first newland was saying that these talking points go far further than even newland was allowed to go at the briefing. and she said, listen, we all agreed to this investigation. we all agreed to let it play out. everybody has to be on the same page. so that's the first thing. and then she thought that the cia was trying to do an end run using congressional members of its intel committees to kind of exonerate itself at the state department's expense by suggesting that the state department ignored these w

because even outside of our military, traditionally, these problems of sexual assault are vastly underreported. and so over the next several months and years, if i start seeing data that shows that in fact we are seeing more reports, that may actually indicate to me that people are becoming more confident about moving forward. on the other hand, i then want those trend lines to start going down because that indicates that we're also starting to fix the problem and we've highlighted it, and people who are engaged in despicable behavior, they get fully punished for it. so, again, i want to emphasize, everybody in this room has heard from me directly. they've heard from secretary hagel, and they've heard from marty dempsey. they all understand this is a priority and we will not stop until we've seen this scourge, from what is the greatest military in the world, eliminated. thank you very much, everybody. >> next on c-span2 we are live at the capitol hill where the ways and means committee this morning hold a hearing investigating iran's internal report revealing that the agency targeted conservat

because even outside of our military, traditionally, these problems of sexual assault are vastly underreported. the next several months and years, if i start data that shows that in fact we are seeing more reports, that may actually indicate to me that people are becoming more confident about moving forward. i do not -- iand, want those trend lines to start going down because that indicates we started to fix the problem and we have highlighted it. and people who are engaging in despicable behavior, they get fully punished for it. again, i want to emphasize, everybody in this room has heard from me directly. they have heard from secretary hagel and marty dempsey. they understand this is a priority and we will not stop until we have seen this s courge from what is the greatest military and the world eliminated. all right? thank you very much, everybody. the senate moments, judiciary committee continues work on the immigration and border security bill. "washington journal" is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern with statements on the irs targeting of conservative groups and implementation of the 2010 healt

perhaps it was underreported, but when bernanke changed his statement at the last fed meeting sayinggrowth, i believe that's really bernanke taking the gloves off against congress. and i think he's done this twice a year now for about a decade. and i think he's really going to try to put the onus on congress going forward. i'm looking for some more positive and aggressive statements from the fed chairman because monetary policy has been carrying the load. and i think it's up upon fiscal policy makers to work in concert with monetary policy. >> john, mark, thank you both for your time today. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up, china investing in the united states at a record pace. michelle caruso-cabrera is going to bring us a story about a chinese firm bringing manufacturing jobs here. >>> and a new study showing strong growth for twitter among teens but not on facebook. more on that still ahead. ♪ [ agent smith ] i've found software that intrigues me. it appears it's an agent of good. ♪ [ agent smith ] ge software connects patients to nurses to the right machines while dramatical

make the tough step of filing a report to enough already, it shows sexual assault is a vastly underreported crime. prevalence remaining at a current level, we view an increase in reports with victims coming forward as meaning that we have more victims coming forward that are receiving medical care. and in unrestricted reports, coming forward with the cases are entered into the law enforcement system. ultimately, we have more cases that proceed to the military justice system and holding the appropriate offenders accountable. increased awareness and new programs i have seen since the time i have been director this past july, we have these in place across the department. but we have more work to do. with this understanding, the department is publishing a revised sexual assault strategic plan. secretary hagel made references to this. it provides authoritative guidance for the department agencies and components. it operationalizes the key tasks for the strategic direction for the force on sexual assault prevention and response. theligns and synchronize efforts across the department along the fiv

because even outside of our military, traditionally, these problems of sexual assault are vastly underreporteds, if i start him and and then -- seeing data that shows that in fact we are seeing more reports, that may actually indicate to me that people are becoming more confident about moving forward. on the other hand, i then want those trend lines to start going down because that indicates that we're also starting to fix the problem and we've highlighted it, and people who are engaged in despicable behavior, they get fully punished for it. so, again, i want to emphasize, everybody in this room has heard from me directly. they've heard from secretary hagel, and they've heard from marty dempsey. they all understand this is a priority and we will not stop until we've seen this scourge, from what is the greatest military in the world, eliminated. thank you very much, everybody. >> president obama along with treasury secretary -- the defense secretary chuck hagel and the chairman of the joint chiefs, general martin dempsey from yesterday. errancy spent the we are live at the pentagon now. reporte

the underreported fact is these documents bear out what we said all along. the answer is no. >> speaker boehner -- has asked for that you release the e-mail. and officials are asking they get more documentation about the meeting at the white house. will you release those e-mails? >> i think we have seen what they were able to review and take extensive notes on. i think including these speakers house, and perhaps he is unaware of that. >> is the president unaware of those allegations? >> allegations of what? >> the irs story. >> i have not spoke on the president yet, but you can be sure that if there was inappropriate conduct, we will not tolerate that. >> [unintelligible]>> i know when they began investigating it for however long the irs has said, but i do not have as pacific answer for that. i can tell you based on what we have learned today, two things. the iressa has taken action to correct this. the -- the irs has taken action to correct this. we thoroughly concur with that investigation. >> conservative groups were complaining about this from 2010 and 2