we put together a united organization, a united message and we had the unbelievable extra added benefit of a super popular smart governor andrew cuomo who made this a top priority. >> charlie: so beyond that, when he made it a priority first, at the same time he was being very tough on the budget. >> yes. >> charlie: so he was casting his net over here but conservative principles of smart budgeting. >> right. >> charlie: at the same time he's liberal on social issues, progressive. >> right. >> charl: how did he do. what did he do that made a difference? >> he assigned -- >> charlie: at's now befiting. >>e put his top people on this. his secretary which is the highest ranking position. in the end when the question was about what the language would be on religious exemption, he was in the rm when he needed to be with the senators, writing reviewing language and having conversations. he's enormously popular in the state right now and for those senators who are worried saying don't worry, we're all in this together. it makes a difference. he had a message. if new york was going to be the em

into this business when president clinton assigned me to be the his ambassador to the united nations organizations that deal with nuclear energy and i was particularly concerned and focused on the question of nuclear proliferation containing that and i did that work. for president clinton for eight years but in the process i got a real education about the positive side of nuclear the the electricity generation that nuclear could bring to the world without environmental consequences and it was on that basis that i decided to dedicate dedicate the remainder of my career to promoting this clean energy technology platform with natural gas fired by any fair energies test natural gas coal natural gas produces a lot of waste it produces carbon dioxide emissions on a very very large scale these emissions come out of the burning of the natural gas and they come out in even more potent form they come out of the transmission of natural gas through long pipelines where the unburned gas leaks and small quantity but in the form of methane that is twenty times more potent as a greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide

rabbi david neederman is president of the united jewish organization of williamsburg. tell me how this death has affected this community. >> it has affected all communities all over the city, worldwide as well. we all felt such a horrible act that could not be comprehended. >> it was the first time a young boy got to walk alone. a scene not uncommon in this part of new york city where orthodox jews dominate and feel safe and protected among their own. >> when you learned that this was a fellow just who is responsible or is a main suspect in the murder of this child, what was the response? what was the feeling, the gut feeling? >> it is a terrible letdown. >> this haunting surveillance video is likely the last image of leiby clusky alive. >> at 5:05 p.m. leiby clusky left his camp on 44th street and 12th avenue. he was supposed to turn right, one block later to meet his parents. instead, he was picked up on this surveillance camera walking to 15th avenue. three blocks out of his way. he was lost. >> leiby continued along the long city street block after block. confused

organized by pastor televangelist john higgins the christians united for israel summit plenty of big names including glenn back john bolton and members of congress i want to keep the liberty of the strike yesterday in the words of the orange to destroy all those years in each oh. oh. oh those were really.

the nine organizations include [unintelligible] again workers united, china progress of the association, pride at work, power, and [unintelligible] that is nine organizations that are against this campaign against wage that, which is an epidemic. we can really be the way here in san francisco. this is affecting workers in san francisco, including day laborers, restaurant workers, hotel workers, construction workers, security guards, domestic workers come a delivery workers and drivers, and it takes several different forms. in our community is not being paid overtime. wage that is happening in some it different forms. it is dealing not only their wages, but the dignity of workers. they are fighting to provide high levels of care in the industries they are working in. the employers, the ones that are engaged in wage that become are stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars in the city of san francisco. in the filipino community we are researching in particular the care-giving industry where we found, and you will hear more about it from victoria keynote that employers are accusing them. -

the wonderful guest from our bay area sports organizing committee and the united states table tennis association. thank you for being here as well. 40 years ago, i was studying really hard in college. i was actually studying about china and wondering where my parents came from and what they were doing in those years and what caused them to come to america and give birth to six kids and start us on our journeys in our own education. now, 40 years later, i find myself year as the leftist mayor of any great city in the whole united states, being the mayor of san francisco, and to be part of this really wonderful historic connection between our country and the people's republic of china and to be, of course, celebrating with our citizens here to be the first asian american mayor in the city. this all comes together the same year. we were talking about is so many times the past few weeks as we were getting excited about this visit, to really have the athletes that were here and perhaps some of the athletes and representatives that were here 40 years ago. or looking at each other, wonderin

attorney i also serve as the board as the chair of the board of a nonprofit organization that educates new immigrants to the united states. students of this organization confirmations i am familiar with and we are all familiar with as the grounds for terrorists and terrorist activities. the students i had the privilege of watching better themselves through their education so they may become contributing members of society remind me that the necessity for the switch, precise and effective counter terrorist action through our military intelligence community of law enforcement community was in the united states and abroad must never be replaced by an attitude of guilt by association or the belief that once origins or religious views make that person a presumptive terrorist. in light of that, it is appropriate indeed it is important this committee spent time learning about and educating the public about the threat posed to the united states. al-shabaab was designated an organization by the department of state since february, 2008. its activities included but are not limited to suicide bombing in the slum ugonda killin

you need someone in the united states to organize this with a condition and a vision. you also have to help people adjust to change. the other place where the united states has not kept up is that we have an unemployment insurance system that is 80 years old. we have a trade adjustment assistance program that is 50 years old. you have a workforce investment act that is 30 years old. why not take these tens of billions of dollars and ask yourself, is this the system we would design to get people back into jobs in an economy that is changing? i think you will find that you want a different system that can help people adjust to change. >> thank you for your thoughtful answers to a variety of questions. thank you for your service to the world's poor and thank you for being with us. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> visit charleston this weekend. featured on book tv, confederate charleston author on south carolina's secession from the union today at 5:15 p.m. eastern. the four americ

public opinion in outcry that we hear here at the here about here in the united states it's campaigner for progressive organization action david swanson so thank you for being here in spain we see people making this connection between a country that is broke and their involvement in a military campaign how come at a time when all over all you can hear about is the debt ceiling and the u.s. debt problem people in the united states are not making this connection the united states continues in libya pretty much unchecked in a court of public opinion and now the short answer is u.s. corporate media is lousy but you know if the congress is feeling some pressure against money for the war in libya and if we can work together with the people in spain to push both our governments not to pay for it then maybe effective but you know what's unique about the u.s. budget is not the health care of the social security and the debt it's the war and the military we just saw the house of representatives passed a military budget bigger than ever before we've almost doubled it in a week more than doubled in the past ten years not coun

we have organized two self- guided tours. unit 204 and around the corner, on their way to get in line for food, we have a lovely court erred in the back and you can visit unit lo5. it is great to be here. thank you. [applause] >> and to conclude, can we give a big round of applause -- easy part of this project is now done. the hard part comes in operating it for the next three decades. so could be put it together for property management and social services staff? [applause] thank you, everyone, for coming. we are done. >> the san francisco cons tri of flowers in golden gate park is now showing a new exhibit that changes the way we see the plants around us. amy stewart's best-selling book, "wicked plants" is the inspiration behind the new exhibit that takes us to the dark side of the plant world. >> i am amy stewart. i am the arthur of "wicked plants," the weeds that killed lincoln's mother and other botanical atrocities. with the screens fly trap, that is kind of where everybody went initially, you mean like that? i kind of though

we have organized two self- guided tours. unit 204 and around the corner, on their way to get in line for food, we have a lovely court erred in the back and you can visit unit lo5. it is great to be here. thank you. [applause] >> and to conclude, can we give a big round of applause -- easy part of this project is now done. the hard part comes in operating it for the next three decades. so could be put it together for property management and social services staff? [applause] thank you, everyone, for coming. we are done.

we have organized two self- guided tours. unit 204 and around the corner, on their way to get in line for food, we have a lovely court erred in the back and you can visit unit lo5. it is great to be here. thank you. [applause] >> and to conclude, can we give a big round of applause -- easy part of this project is now done. the hard part comes in operating it for the next three decades. so could be put it together for property management and social services staff? [applause] thank you, everyone, for coming. we are done. supervisor chu: good morning. welcome to the regular meeting of the budget and finance committee. the agenda was noticed with five members of the committee, but because we passed the budget yesterday, the true committee for the budget finance committee is now the three-person committee comprised of myself, supervisors kim and mirkarimi. mr. young, do we have any announcements? >> please turn off all cellphone. please submit your speaker cards to myself if you wish to speak. if you submit items to the committee, plea

then he said, president obama is on record as saying that community organizing, after he had taken an oath to join the senate of the unitedd be used to overcome certain things that the founders put in the constitution. i don't think his respect for the constitution is a famous thing. he doesn't have it. what he said was, it isn't a winning argument. he didn't say it is not a true argument. >> sean: he's revealing the politics behind this. a lot of constitutional issues have come up. when senator mcconnell outlined his plan, you rightly point out, spending starts in the congress, they pass the bills. john boehner told me this, he said that in fact, mr. president with all due respect my reading of the constitution, he said this to the president we pass the bills and you decide whether to sign them or not if passed in both houses. it is congress that starts. senator mcconnell seemed to be willing to say we'll give up our congressional mandate, obligation, and we'll cede it to president because we don't want the political liability many constitutionally, i concluded they had the right to do that. why would they give up that r

pose to national security, foreign policy and economy of the united states. organized crime is no longer a local or regional problem, it has become a danger to international stability, significant transnational criminal organizations have become increasingly sfiftcailted and dangerous to the united states -- sophisticated and dangerous to the united states and they have destabilized the international system. these groups have taken advantage of globalization and other factors to diversify their geographic scope and range of activities. they have increased and deepened their ties to governments and the international financial system, relying not only on bribery and violence but also more and more on the ability to exploit differences among countries and to create and maintain legal facades to hide he list activities -- illicit activities. the harm that these criminals threaten today are many them. corrupt and in many cases coop governments, thereby destabilizing them and weakening democratic institutions and the rule of law. they threaten u.s. economic interests by subv

we have organized two self- guided tours. unit 204 and around the corner, on their way to get in line for food, we have a lovely court erred in the back and you can visit unit lo5. it is great to be here. thank you. [applause] >> and to conclude, can we give a big round of applause -- easy part of this project is now done. the hard part comes in operating it for the next three decades. so could be put it together for property management and social services staff? [applause] thank you, everyone, for coming. we are done. supervisor mirkarimi: good morning. i am the chair of the committee. to my right is supervisor cohen and supervisor campos. thank you to sfgtv for their ongoing excellence in covering committee proceedings. madam clerk, good morning. please read the first item. >> at one, hearing on the assembly bill 109 regarding the community just this realignment and san francisco of sorting additional inmates into the county jails. supervisor mirkarimi: this is the third hearing administered by this public safety committee over

organizers say this building is a perfect example of what is wrong with housing in san francisco. there are 42 units of housing here that sat unoccupied for years. >> people say we don't have the resources to house our 10,000 homeless people in san francisco, but there is places like this and 32,000 other units that are empty. we have the resources. >> reporter: organizers tell me the rights of people who need housing outweigh those who own the property and let the properties go. if you look here, this is where they gained entry. there are about 25 people here. they will be working on an ordinance to tax proper owners to let their properties go. they will occupy this building till san francisco force them out. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> if they weren't confusing enough already, new recommendations on mammograms. >>> and a tv crew goes to cover skiing in the sierra on the fourth of july. and look, boy did they get more than they bargained for. r cuisine. the new tour of america menu. starting at $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open. . >>> investigators tonight are looking into whether

units will focus on violent crime such as homicides, robberies, and assaults. chief bat says the road ahead will not be easy. >> we have found that we have an organization that ispecialized. we have multiple different units doing the same things. what we're trying to do through the reorganization is trying to become an organization that is flatter, has more general lists as compared to specialists doing the function and doing the job. >> the chief also says the changes will mean that property crimes including thefts and burglaries will be given a lower priority, and in some cases, won'ting investigated at all. >>> well, boycotting casey anthony. you'll hear about the massive social media push against the florida mom. and tonight an alternate juror in the trial gives new insight into the verdicts. >>> president obama takes a controversial change of course for military families. the decision that was so hard for him to make. >>> and the offer that could make it worth maria shriver's time to air her family's dirty laundry. >> reporter: and good afternoon, i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri live at stanford university where a small ball is responsible for a chine

important message and one that we will not start making if the united states doesn't investigate then does that discredit your organization what is the point of what you're calling for if the u.s. doesn't act on it well we we call on investigations in many countries and sometimes they don't investigate it doesn't mean that we're not going to stop calling for investigations. she also said that she is disappointed that the obama administration has not launched its investigation even though he ran and when he campaigned he said that the bush administration's practices were torture that was ordered pair counterterrorism advisor for human rights watch now though the united states continues its over budget role fighting libyan leader moammar gadhafi without too much resistance at home that's even though the country is scrambling to pay its bills at scrambling for cash but yet this war in libya continues unabated but this is not the same case for other countries that are taking part in a nato campaign in spain for example they say they were dragged into the war under pressure from washington a war which is costing the country mo

will, of the strict shari'a ideology, would it be fair to say that some of their tactical units would be organizations like the council on american islamic relations or the muslim student association or the north american islamic trust? you know he's, obviously, because they're part of the holy land foundation trial proceeding but how much or how little should we trust these organizations because from my experience, they are very astute politically in this country. they know exactly what to say, when to say it and how to take, i think, a legitimate criticism about perhaps a threat and turn it into a slight against a religion and a culture which, of course, gets americans to back off. >> guest: islamophobia. we've heard it since 9/11 time and time again, fred from groups like c.a.r.e. you have to remember about these groups you're naming, the whole alphabet soup of american muslim organizations who purport to be the spokesmen for the islamic society. msa, the muslim students association, all of these groups, fred or at least 95% of them, were named in muslim brotherhood documents. in the brotherhood's

organization. nato has deployed commando units in libya to get rid of kind of a half a that's the claim from one of the sons this comes off to another son saif gadhafi spoke exclusively to on t.v. saying he's you know anita faced only because rich in. these countries he's a piece of cake rich. poyan and he had about one hundred million dollars because that's a road toll we have to show and that's why. i do have to get. because this is the only ground between. us and the state it's as simple as that. check out the full version of this exclusive interview on our website at all to see. the hague war crimes tribunal has entered a plea of not guilty on behalf of former bosnian serb general recommend outage and hughes was ordered out of the court for interrupting the charge and speaking out of turn the former general later complained of having had trouble hearing previously the judge refused to postpone the hearing at the request of not a true threat to boycott proceedings the church has a legal team given to the morning to choose its own defense and it is accused of being the mass killing of felons oppo

organization. nato has deployed commando units in libya to get rid of kind of half a mile of the plane from one of his sons as comes off to another son saif gadhafi spoke exclusively to us here dante saying he believes the alliance wants only to based on libya's riches these country is a piece of cake rich and of gaz buoyant and we have more than one hundred billion dollars because it's abroad so we have to share this cake that it. and you have to get on with the can i be because he's the only obstacle between. us. i think it's as simple as that. check out the full version of this exclusive interview on our website at www dot com. hate war crimes tribunals entered a plea of not guilty on behalf of former bosnian serb general recommended if he can use was ordered out of the court for interrupting the georgian speaking out of turn the former general later complained of having had trouble hearing previously the judge refused to postpone the hearing at the request of another to threaten to boycott proceedings he's rejected the legal team given to him by the court in the morning to choose his own defen