years legislatively was the tactic that we pursued and legislatively we were constantly, i think, unimpressioned by the reaction of room 200 at the mayor's office. we should not forget that when we did legislate foot patrols as a pilot program, the mayor vetoed our legislation. and i was able to marshal enough votes to override the veto. and being the first veto of his career as mayor because of how important it was to the people of san francisco. and when we have constantly asked bot

years legislatively was the tactic that we pursued and legislatively we were constantly, i think, unimpressioned by the reaction of room 200 at the mayor's office. we should not forget that when we did legislate foot patrols as a pilot program, the mayor vetoed our legislation. and i was able to marshal enough votes to override the veto. and being the first veto of his career as mayor because of how important it was to the people of san francisco. and when we have constantly asked both the mayor -- because the police department, as we all know in this country, a paramilitary institution. their chain of command is obviously their command staff, the police chief, the police commission, and the mayor himself. the chief executive, he or her who is the mayor would have to then instruct for this to happen. that has never happened. and meanwhile, as many of us who are district supervisors who are concerned about the level of crime, public safety, and distress that went unattended or inadequately attended, at some point we have to be advocates and cheer leaders for our own district and for regions of ou

and unimpressive forces gathering in ukraine's. pull bikers from around the world to show off then medical students for more had to alter. i ruling against an alleged neo nazi group has been perspective and while four of the suspects if you saw how to confess and the group is accused of dozens of ethnically motivated killings and terror plots and could spend the rest of their lives in prison if convicted stacey pavan. some of the defendants said that they are guilty of some of the charges some of them say that they are innocent so there is a nit picking of who is guilty and who is innocent and we spoke to a defense attorney of one of those people during a break and he really went at the prosecution saying that they had errors in the polyphony investigation and there are errors going on right now as that is the reason why this trial is closed now the not the fairness on this case are young guys they're only in their twenty's but the prosecution says do not let their aides to pull you that they are extremely dangerous and that they a

guest: the pakistani people are fairly unimpressed about the amount of money the u.s. gives them. anti-american cement in pakistan is extremely high. many people feel the americans have no business being there. -- anti-american sentiment is extremely high. they view the war as an occupation or, and many feel that once the americans leave, everything will be fun. this is probably a false idea, but a common perception in pakistan. the money that hillary clinton brought last week to try to solve the very serious power situation -- i do not think it will be affected by this current situation with documents. host: boston, the republican line. caller: thanks for the opportunity to speak. the only way to stop the atrocities is a zero tolerance policy. the military has to set up a zero tolerance policy. if you kill an innocent person, you should be tried and put away. i have been watching documentaries and hearing veterans return, saying that they killed innocent people and were ordered to do this, that, and the other thing. it makes no sense to me. we're not supposed to be harming civili

the first quarter of this year, gdp grew at an unimpressive 2.7%. the unemployment rate in june was still at 9.5%. and nearly 7 million workers have been unemployed for 27 week as well or more. as you have acknowledged in previous testimony, mr. chairman, the effects of long-term unemployment, which destroys jobs skills and demoralizes those who suffer from it has boat tention to create serious long-term problems in our nation. and although firms with access to credit markets are able to borrow at relatively low interest rates, the businesses and households that depend upon banks for credit continue to find difficulty in assessing credit. apart from inventories, investment demand remains anemic and real fixed investment decline in the first quarter of this year. in this less than robust environment it is not surprising that price inflation is hardly an issue. over the past year, the cpi has increased by only 1.1% and core cpi has increased by only .9%. in short it looks like our economy is in need of additional help. it is evidence that the fed take