it's what makes us exceptional, unquote.is extremely dangerous to encourage people to see themselves as exceptional, whatever the motivation. there are big countries and small countries, rich and poor, those with long democratic traditions, and those still finding their way to democracy. their policies differ, too. we are all different, but when we ask for the lord's blessings, we must not forget that god created us equal, unquote. >>> question, why did president putin seize on the stated u.s. value of exceptionalism, pat buchanan? >> in the reaction to putin's op ed piece, he put this down the smoke stack. he keyed off of what obama said on exceptionalism and he countered it with an argument which people all over the world believe. they are sick of hearing americans talk about we are the indispensable nation, as madeline albright said, we see further than ours, we're the sheriff of the world, we see first. he's not only appealing to the world. he's appealing to that half of the united states to whom president obama himself

whether called smart or otherwise, sanctions cause warmonger and human suffering, unquote. and approximate he criticized the use of u.s. drones, quote, terrorism is a violent courage and no knows no country or national border. but the violence and extreme actions such as the use of drones against innocent people in the name of combating terrorism should also be condemned, unquote. the israeli government told its diplomats to meet the hall before he spoke. there was no public hand shake. something the iranian president later explained in an interview. >> well, afterall, we were speaking of two countries who have had no relations for 35 years. so it's clear that to begin talks requires some reparation work. and whenever the prep work is completed, i believe it's possible to have a meeting. perhaps if we had more time here in new york we may have been able to coordinate what was necessary for that meeting to take place. >> how are you impressed by the new leader of iran? >> let's start remembering the fact that this is a man who said we were able to create a calm environment i

in calling upon the german people to fight for, quote-unquote, not ideals in naziism. [speaker not understood] was buying up the states. fascist choice [speaker not understood] was not accidental. it is said he decided to buy the states in this area because hitler liked these places and [speaker not understood] counted on having him frequently. many other leaders of third raich had a stake around meklinberg [speaker not understood]. chief executive department and in charge of concentration camps. [speaker not understood] quote-unquote objectives [speaker not understood], death camps on way from berlin. [speaker not understood] frequently visited these camps, watched thousands of people die, issued orders, then went on to their orgies at their estates. the state, so much effort to convince as it self-destructs. [speaker not understood] a military regime that is, unquote, quote, the state's effort to [speaker not understood]. received invaluable assistance from [speaker not understood], conform with the desires of meklinberg, other landowners, [speaker not understood] mo

began shooting with the intention of killing, quote, as many people as i could, unquote. he admitted he picked the f.r.c. offices that are here in washington because the organization was listed as an, quote, anti-gay, unquote, hate group on its website. article says corkins, a former volunteer at an lgbt community center pleaded guilty to terrorism and will learn his fate thursday when he will be sentenced in federal court in washington, d.c. we now know he was sentenced to 25 years. boykins said, quote, i think the splc should be taken to task by the media and public opinion for the reckless nature that they're doing, unquote. and personally, i think it's worth noting that the southern poverty law center arose out of racial hatred and bigotry, those things that were addressed by dr. martin luther , ng jr., a true american hero o advocated for peace, who advocated for love of christ jesus as an ordained christian minister, that that was the way to win the day. and now all these years later after the death of that great american hero, martin luther king, they've somehow mo

is, i think, going to vote for the clean continuing resolution and move on having made this quote, unquote point. >> i'm not so sure -- that might be true, but are you sure they can get a clean resolution through? or are we back to the place where they're going to send another bill with the de-fund obama care thing over to the senate and go to a possible shutdown? >> right, well, they're transferring leverage where the main democratic goal is to delete the sequester, increase -- >> these are the automatic spending cuts that have been taking place. democrats want to get rid of that. >> right and they will if the house can't get 218 votes for a bill. >> what do you think's going to happen. >> we're headed towards a shutdown. everything's getting folded into the increase in the debt ceiling where it's a hostage republicans can't shoot, so they're losing their leverage. and the guys who are pushing this plan just do not have a rational end game here. they're going to lose everything on health care and they're going to lose on domestic spending. >> so you're not very optimistic about this. kim,

i like doing the unquote. some people forget. the law requires websites to let minors remove their own postings so they can be protected from their own stupid mistakes. supporters say it will shield these idiots from bullying and potential problems when they apply for colleges and jobs. as the ceo of something called common sense media, kids and teens frequently self-reveal before they self-reflect. don't i know that? in today's digital age mistakes can helicopter kids for their lives. this bill is a big step forward for privacy rights. sadly this dog will have to live with his mistake. >> gotta practice. rick, good to see you once again. >> thanks. >> i'm lying. you have at least two young daughters, possibly more. is there any argument against this bill? >> yeah, kids won't erase anything. you can tell them and encourage it, but they won't erase anything. you can give them an erase button, but they won't use it. they don't have the filter adults have. we wake up the next morning saying what did i post? they are like this is awe

but when the politics changed and they thought they could beat, quote-unquote, a national health care plan or a washington dictated health care plan, never mind, we're not for that anymore. welcome to politics. >> you know this better than anybody. let's talk about the practical part as uf mentiyou mentioned. some say they are not going to help their constituents sign up, they'll be obstructionists, is that taking it too far? >> it's dangerous. each member of congress has to make their own decision and each member of congress is judged by the 500,000 or so people that live in their congressional district. if you are a safe republican, jason chaffetz, a lot don't face much opposition or if they did, what they would worry about is a primary challenge from the right. they can talk like that. but here's the challenge. you represent your entire district. there will be people calling who may even be against the health care law, but it's the reality and it's the law of the land, and they have a question, where do i get the paperwork for this? i'm having a problem with this agency. i don't un

quote act of aggression on the part of north american in a curious against the venezuelan government unquote president maduro was due to arrive in beijing this weekend for bilateral talks with the chinese government and venezuelan officials insist that mr majority will reach his destination despite the interference of the united states and venezuela have not had embassadors in each other's capital since two thousand and eight that's when the former venezuelan president hugo chavez evacuated the american envoy from his country accusing the u.s. backing a group of military officers he said were plotting against him and also just a few months ago in july president majority announced that his government was halting attempts to improve relations with the u.s. in response to comments made by the newly appointed u.s. ambassador to the u.n. samantha power who told a senate committee that are her new role would include challenging the quote crackdown on civil society unquote abroad including venezuela while speaking on state television president gore also alleges that the u.s. government is putting u

with mass incarceration was how to deal with the problems in the quote unquote ghetto the perception that crime is mostly black people mostly poor black people and they live in certain neighborhoods how do we control them how do we make our police and prison policies match up with our need to not help these people not give them jobs not give them health care not improve their situation but just deal with them so we'll find a way to throw them in prison and make these listen to superficially and just argument to say that they had to know they're inherently more criminal obviously when you look at the conviction rates of the same exact crime is white versus black it's very apparent what's going on here you talk about the drug war very briefly i want to you elaborate on how much of this really has to do with the drug war i think quite a bit i mean a quarter of prisoners in this country are convicted of drugs but i think what's important realize is we mess incarceration policies first came and i mentioned reagan's report you didn't have the crack boom that would later happen in the eight

with mass incarceration was how to deal with the problems in the quote unquote ghetto the perception that crime is mostly black people mostly poor black people and they live in certain neighborhoods how do we control them how do we make our police and prison policies match up with our need to not help these people not give them jobs not give them health care not improve their situation but just deal with them so we'll find a way to throw them in prison and make these listen to superficially and just argument to say that they had to you know they're inherently more criminal obviously when you look at the conviction rates of the same exact crime is white versus black it's very apparent what's going on here you're talking about the drug war very briefly i want to you elaborate on how much of this really has to do with the drug war i think quite a bit i mean a quarter of prisoners in this country are convicted of drugs but i think what's important realize is we mess incarceration policies first came and i mentioned reagan's report you didn't have the crack boom that would later happen in

expectation among black americans that they would be integrated into this quote unquote american dream but what we saw with the economic crisis of the one nine hundred seventy s. is not just a general rightward shift in the country but a decision that social services and jobs programs and creating jobs for people would go by the wayside which created with the rise of technology as well this issue of what are you going to do with this growing number of unemployed and underemployed people particularly those concentrated in the ghettos as it were the people of color black americans who have a traditional revolutionary sort of rebellious legacy in the history of the country and that sort of confluence came together to create the policies of mass incarceration as we know them of course the drug war would come a little bit later providing a crucial fuel to that fire. people joke about how they need to go to prison or to get health care and services your genes it's just really sad state of affairs your book talks about the horrible conditions and the presence of like an intellectual torture c

the chief has remained a friend to all board of supervisors staff and his 8 year romance quote/unquote has been very beneficial during the budget session. and the chiefs humor will be missed by all but he's going on to a better position. in his commitment to the juvenile probation department he's spent a night in juvenile hall and has provided countless bags of popcorn. the chief is moving back to chicago with his family eagerly wait his return. we're very grateful to the chief and today, i think we want to take this opportunity. you have evolved so much of your time it's only appropriate you go home and take care of your family in chicago. i know that the chiefs wife is here pat. and thank you pat for loaning your husband to the city of san francisco. the chief is going to be packing up his bags and going home on friday. i want to give you this proclamation for all your help in san francisco and i'd like to give you some time to say a few words (clapping) >> thank you. >> chief we have a few other colleagues would want to say a few words. >> thank you, mr. president, and to supervisor

postcode so they are not quote, unquote slaveholders and eventually after independence -- they do turnthe slaveholders. >> guest: they turn pretty quickly. these are religious schools to begin with. very quickly they have to actually figure out the sources of name. one source is going to be europe, england in particular at raising money off to the claim. the other sirs of money they have available to them is the right thing population of colonial elite, people who have money within the colony and that group is made of slave traders were barbados versus the wealthiest man in british america. and manage their plantations from afar. postcode is sometimes the night go to military or the oldest night go to own the land. the mills shot at the next youngest will go off to the college. >> guest: though stationer in various points in october should think of them. these are family networks in which someone for instance the new york slavery who i studied for a long time will have very named warehouses in new york city and manhattan, was also sent to the caribbean and established there and sending

just two hours after those statements, the iranian's regime declined an offer to have a quote/unquote encounter between president obama and president rowhani on the sidelines of the yipts general assembly. a senior obama official said, quote, it is too complicated for the iranians to do at this point. president obama, the nobel peace prize winner left no stone unturned from syria to e i didn't want to iraq, afghanistan, the arab spring, al qaeda and drone warfare. the president pressed for peace but warned of u.s. power. he touted american exceptionalism and claimed the world is a safer place since he became president. but outside the president's wide ranging speech, the focus remained on iran. fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry has our report. >> reporter: after days of vague statements, white house officials made clear today president obama was willing to have a hand shake or informal meeting with new iranian president hassan rowhani. >> the roadblocks may prove to be too great but i firmly believe the diplomatic path must be tested. >> reporter: while the president w

we call for a strong, international response to this grave violation of the world's rules, unquote.re was no mention of military action in that statement. none. yet, 10 members of the g-20 would not sign it let me repeat, 10 entities would not condemn syria at the summit. argentinena, brazil, china, european union, germany, india, indonesia, mexico, rush sharks of course, and south africa. so the world is divided on syria. another great win for the war criminals. if everyone, everyone united against assad, he would be gone. so would al qaeda and most terrorism. but the world is too cowardly to take a stand. thus the violence continues. you can forget about the united nations, russia and china would veto any strong action against the villains of the world. why? because those countries are villainous. and that's the truth. it is left to the united states and its allies to rye to pose some sense of justice on the planet. the sad truth is we cannot do it any longer. the u.s.a. is too weak and it pains me to say that it's too weak. to even take care of a cheap thug like assad. american p

there's an exposure to fire such as there is any unusually impact from the hazard materials quote/unquote. doing both at&t and the planning department ignore there are dental offices located on california street. each of those offices makes uses of the insend deprives burns and bhut bhutan torches. and this building has no ventilation system yet at&t seeks to install high beat acid systems. there was one in china where 1 hundred workers were killed. they only have one area to exist and that's the front door located next to the door with at&ts infallible equipment is located. please vote to deny a permit and request sequa review and a thanks >> next speaker good afternoon. i'm here to say that the planning department approved this project on june 6th is added some imply conditions based on the flooding and fire safety and a cal osha. the new conditions have equipment identify the equipment room for potential substantially and overflow event as feasible. fire safety identify the message to construct and modify the equipment room in order to achieve the rating above fire code minimums as dee

the appellants contend their quote/unquote instances that may trigger a problem. they have not other issues that rise to the level of unusual. our attorney is here to answer any question about sequa. i'm happy to answer any questions that you might have >> colleagues any questions to the real party of interest? tell you why don't we move to the anybody's of the public that support the parties of interest and line up and we'll hear from the first speaker >> my name is martin i'm a licensed contractor in san francisco. i do most of the maintenance on this building. i'm here to say this 18 inch flood is a total fabrication. what happened in this case, the sewers backed up and they flooded out through the front door inside of the offices you'll see here that, yes 18 inches of sheetrock was removed if you know anything about sheetrock it's important reduce and will suck up water. if you remember the entryway it's susceptible to staining. the total he repairs in the entryway was sealed hidden the inch and a half baseboard so this 18 inch flood was a total fabrication >>

result of the accident, according to reports the driver of this car was basically fined for, quote, unquote, following too closely. but when the cyclist reached out for the police department, the officers were like this case is already closed, we filed on your side. but when he got a copy, the police report was filled out in first person from his perspective, a perspective he never offered police. so he claps the police mishandled this case. >> the queens land police forwarded this report to the ethical command and it is now the matter of an internal investigation. >> these dudes are taking on the monsters of all beer bongs. >> which they are calling an octo bong. >> but see why this may get the best of them. >> come on, that's a waste of beer! >> and he's riding out on >>> that is so wrong! >> a video shot at a san diego trolley stop is going viral. you see fourth security guards talking to a man who is sitting on the bench. and if you look really, really closely, just behind the security guard the man has a dog, a dog who is sitting there calmly. the man on the bench is christian sean tho

unquote. putin's response? he said he hasn't read it yet. then he appeared to rip senator mccain for choosing pravda.ru. >> i don't know about that. about the senator. the senator has his opinion about things. he wants to publish in such a publication which carries great authority and is very widespread. its publication shows a lack of information. >> joining me from the capitol, senator john mccain. senator, your piece was published on the website, not in the century-old communist newspaper. why not? >> because we submitted it to both. the old line communist newspaper said that unless i took the pro-communist line about syria, then they couldn't publish it. so obviously we sent it to both, got it published in one, but mr. putin has made comments about me in the past which i am flattered by. >> senator, the news that barbara starr just broke at the top of the show, these reports that u.s. intelligence agencies say the syrians are moving around the chemical weapons stockpiles, we've heard rumors of this for a few days. what's your reaction? h

they are not quote, unquote, slave owners. eventually after independence -- >> guest: even before. >> host: they do turn. they turn pretty quickly. they are religious groups. they are church groups. very quickly they have to figure out the sources of funding. one source is going europe, england in particular. and raising money often under the claim one is evangelizing native americans. the other source of money they have available to them is the rising population of colonial elite. people who actually have money within the colony. and in particular, both in england and in the americas, that group is made of slave traders who are operating out of place like bar barbados and jamaican may. many of them are absentee likes or dislikes who live in england and manage it from afar. >> host: often sending children. >> guest: right. and sometimes as i read the male children oldest might go military or the oldest might go to own the land. the middle child or the next youngest go off to college. >> guest: i actually point out. they statio

i believe he is not guilty, unquote. reporting live here at santa clara high, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> it is 5:01. we know a chico state nursing student is a 21-year-old woman from livermore. christina chesterman was riding her bike over a bridge in chico when she was hit been an suv. she died yesterday. her family says her organs will be donated. the bay area news group reports she was thrown 120 feet in her buy sib bicycle. the driver, a 19-year-old, took off after the crash but was tracked down by police later sunday night. hoover is now charged with vehicular manslaughter and driving under the influence >>> no arrests yet in that brutal beating of a pleasanton man. they are still interviewing several local teens. late friday night, 51-year-old david lamont went outside of his home after hearing loud voices. his wife found him beating and unconscious in the streets. the father of two is still in a coma this morning. a potential witness telling nbc bay area he saw a gold or metallic brown suv leaving the are

obviously knew this before though but to have it supported in the actual research of these quote unquotewhat we now consider institutions teaching white supremacy. i'm not trying to sound as if i am surprised but if you said that now about yale or harvard you know people would think my goodness when did this start? how did it get started but you sort of explain that because of the people who started these universities. >> guest: is in the origins and it's in the funding and remember as the american revolution approaches and the colonies and england increase the capacity of the american columnist to raise money and england decline. the indian college is largely taken down at the end of the 17th century. >> host: they can't finance. >> guest: to be perfectly honest and i read it in the book as the native american military threat in new england declines the interest in evangelizing native americans declines with that. those to some extent have always been linked. it means that there is also a strategic interest in evangelizing. absolutely. one of the things that happens that i wrestled with

hillary clinton, unquote.when i hear those kinds of statements and then i read the depositions and i listen to you, ambassador pickering, you know, i've got to tell you those kinds of statements up 70. because i think they are so unfair and we are better than not. so let me respond as directly as i can. based on all of the evidence of tank by this committee, this benghazi review was amount of the most comprehensive arp reviews ever conducted. i see no evidence, none whatsoever to support these rockwood accusations. to the contrary, witness after witness told the committee that arb's report was quote, penetrating, specific, critical, very tough and quote, the opposite of a whitewash. finally, one reason i requested today's hearing form of the go was to give ambassador pickering and admiral mullen an opportunity to respond direct leave japan substantiated accusations. i'm glad they are finally being given that opportunity. our nation owes them some profound things for their dedication and for their service and w

kind of normal, once a day or twice a day i think it's fine because i mean i post you know quote unquote selfies but it is to express yourself and i guess connect with your friends and stuff. >> julie spira, what led you to coin the phrase social media anxiety disorder? >> when i was speaking with a lot of my friends in social media and an huge social media enthusiast, people were getting depressed if they weren't getting enough light on themselves, it was a popularity contest. maybe they weren't feeling good about themselves if they weren't getting the recognition they hoped for. >> damon, do you think it's part of the technology which is part of what our culture has adapted to? >> that is part of it, one of the things i thought about going back to socrates time, we have access now to so much more technology so so much easier to have access to the smartphones to the laptops and so. and i think the rub here is that for people like ourselves, people who have decided to become authors or entertainers are used to having kind of like that public recognition, are used to getting ourselves out

certainly, they say they're quote/unquote highly skeptical that vladimir putin is going to change hisind, richelle. >> this is something that mike had referenced. secretary general ban ki-moon is rallying a peace conference in syria. >> there is no military solution. there is only political solution which can bring peace and end this right now. >> the u.n.'s syria envoy has joined ban ki-moon in st. petersburg to help push for diplomatic action. it could take some time for congress to approve military action. the g-20 summit in russia ends tomorrow. syria being discussed there. tomorrow senate leaders will hold a brief hearing to a place it on the calendar. it's still not clear when lawmakers will take a final vote. the obama administration is still briefing lawmakers. these briefings have been going on just a little after lump time. the members of congress have been in and out of these briefings, what are they saying? >> well, actually, richelle, that is a good question. we learned that the senate intelligence committee meeting which started at 10:00 this morning jus wrapped up a min

all of the major conservative radio hosts, quote/unquote, stand for the republican party. i think a lot of the people, public perception is, are pandering to, for example, the rush limbaughs and laura ingraham and ann coulters of the world. from ted cruz's vantage point, they're also thinking about 2014, 2016, party activists and how they deal with democrats in largely conservative red states. i think they want to get democrats and red states on the record, as saying that they believe in quote/unquote, obama care and hope that will threaten their electability in 2014. >> you know, steve, i think we have to take it to another level as well. if you look at public opinion and the last few years, democrats and independents, by very substantial margins, have said if we have got a confrontation, we should find a compromise. republicans, by very substantial margins, say don't compromise. hold your ground. so ted cruz is now, perhaps, insigi inciting a bunch of people, but now has become a mantra for a broad base and it is even more true for those who turn out and vote in primarie

we are seeing them use the, quote unquote, attack on obamacare on some of their adds in their home districtsso this is really a bunch of political posturing that is going on. it is not expected to get through the senate with obamacare stripped out. but then speaker boehner will have some big decisions to make about whether he sticks with the conservative party members or moves towards a more centrist ground and realizes that the government shut down is the next big thing. >> so what happens after today's vote? >> well, so we'll see another clock started as we watch this 1:00 pm vote. and then we'll watchman -- watch maneuvers by hepeople like harry reid. so we have a couple of more days as the senate rangels with the exact details of this bill. dell you know in washington, d.c. government shutdown is a very scary thing. but it's not just a d.c. issue, the rest of the country is effected as well, we're talking about national parks closing down, people not being able to get passports. so who will the american public blame? and that's a big question politicians are asking, because nobody wants

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