we were using the information that was given to us, and that was not an untruth. it turned out to be wrong, and, well, we got it wrong, but it was not that we were trying to deliberately deceived the international community or the american people. tavis: i want to phrase this the right way. your journey, your navigating our way forward in a world where not everything is digital, and what that means for leadership and decision making. you are not a 13-year-old kid. for that matter, i am not the 13-year-old kid, so this does, at some expense. what about navigating your way politically, where the digitization of our lives is concerned? >> well, i was born in analog, and i am 75 years old, and i am trying to become digital to keep up with the world and my grandchildren. the new world is born digital, and we are living in a digital world, it world of touch screen devices and smartphones. we are living in the world where the internet is driving so much of our live, and that is the world we are living in, and we have to get used to it. everything is moving at 186,000 mil

pidding process in order to pay for the phones for city offices. (15:37:05) "fiist of all you told an untruthnd said you didn't installed and you did ecause it was on your desk....." (15:37:31) "so you approved 659-thousand dollars inn taxpayers money illegally." the accusation....but she did comment on he comptrollers complaint that the mayyr dodged questions about the issue on ffiday. office told us you were out of town on fridayy (comptroller) what we were old. i don't have a gps on you...." the comptroller says the purchase of the hones violated the city's charter.... but the city's attorney..... (15:44:22) (nilson) "there's no charter viioation here that i see attall...." (15:49:19) (pratt) "wwatt i'm going to do is call for the inspector general to (15:45:59) (young) "and would appreciate it mr. nilson if you would not interruut her unlesss she's speakinn directlyyto you.!" (nilson) "i thooght he was finished with er statement i'm sorry...." the meeting ended withouu agreement.....this issue will return in three weeks. (15:46:52) "motiin carries. if there's no more bgusiness before the

we are just looking to dispel the untruths and turn fiction into facts and making sure that -- >> reporter: ross mirkarimi greeted by supporters. we expect him to take the stand and ask for his job back. we will be on the story all night and ktvu's eric rasmussen will have a wrap up coming up tonight on the 10:00 news. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and www.ktvu.com has complete coverage of the ross mirkarimi hearing and following us on twitter for updates. >> reporter: the school district this week voted to approve larges class sizes for certain grades. they raised the sized from 20- 28 students per teacher. officials say $2.3 million in tax money was used to avoid raising sizes to 31 students and they saved two schools formarily on the chopping block. >>> cooler out there today. more fog that coast. that fog will be a big player the next couple of days. you can see the cool bite of air, see it lingering. those are temperatures in the 70s and 60s. down 4-5 degrees from yesterday. these were the highs from today and these are the highs for tomorro

he's serving all right, but he's serving us lies, he's serving up untruths and manipulation of the facts his own narrow idealogical perspective. i think that doesn't serve the american people well. >> thanks so much. next, shawn hammerty and others cry foul over a drummed up white house leak story. funny, i don't always remember them being so outraged. stay with us. >> there was a story in the national journal that cheney authorized libby to leak confidential information. can you confirm or deny that? >> i have the authority as vice president and an executive order issued by the president to classify and declassify information. ♪ the one and only, cheerios [ male announcer ] whoa, megan landry alert. and she's looking directly at your new lumia, thank you at&t. first, why don't you show her the curved edge... now move on to the slick navigation tiles -- bam, right into the people hub. see megan, colin has lots of friends. hey, colin, what kind of phone is that? whaaa -- oh megan -- when did you get here? [ clears throat ] ohh yea no, let's... [ male announcer ] introducing the beautifull

talking about false statements and the court in alvarez will impose penalties for statements that are untruthful. and we know we can't read anything into an oral argument, but it is going to be an interesting decision one way or the other. what you pro pose to do is give the department of justice and lawyers new tools. they put them to use frequently they put them to use trying to pound round pegs into square holes. when you talk about knowing, what do we understand knowing to be? do we know somebody knew it? we also think about whether they should have. we are going to back up to should have known, and somebody makes a statement that may not be -- that someone will deem reckless, is that knowing? is it a statement that is made neg legently. from intent knowledge and all of this has an obvious effect on the opposing campaign and parties. in my experience in alabama as i talked about it in my statement with the judicial inquiry commission, the canons that a government, the conduct of judicial candidates regulated their ability to make statements that were known to be false or with reckless disreg

false statement made in february of this year and the months before they admitd that they had been untruthful to congress we do question whether or not there was communication with people including the white house. >> greta: the attorney general issued a statement almost 5:00 tonight that says in participle maniy put any claims into the justice department has been unresponsive to requests for information are untrue. are in the beginning chairman issa and certain members of the committee made unsub stasubstad allegations first. that does little to uncover the truth or address the problems associated with thissed a spin straiks and dating back to the previous administration. >> he always wants to talk about the previous administration and a different failed program. we never tried to pretend it wasn't a different failed program and we are not happy with the bush administration activities either. in the case of fast and furious where brian terry's guns came from we first became aware of this when a whistle blower went to senator grassley. he asked question hes and was told he wouldn't get answer

the da responded calling the motion frivolous saying if ray prosecutor believes a witness may be untruthful and tells the court that the prosecution is preincluded from calling that witness at all. the da said the claim is not supported by case law, statute or common sense. the defense says it's prepared to continue if the judge sides with the prosecution. >> which will go forward with the trial. it'll start again. at that point there may be additional motions filed. >> reporter: harris said lynch will be satisfied regardless because his intense was to put the focus on the retired priest and he has done that. live in san jose. >> facebook has agreed to pay $20 million to settle a class action lawsuit over the use of people's names and faces in advertising campaigns. facebook policy allows it to display user information in ads if someone has liked that business or organization. >> i saw a -- felt a little violated. i set it to private for a reason soy don't want other people to so everything. >> reporter: unked terms of -- they have agreed to pay ten million in legal fees, ten million to non

when your department, the district attorney's office discovers an office -- an officer has been untruthful or is abusing power, do you have a policy in place for reporting this? or is there just an understanding, or how does your office deal with this? >> i also think everyone for having me here today. i could not agree more with the panelists to spoke before me. i say this to young lawyers all the time in our office. all we are is our integrity. all we are is our ability to communicate and put forth evidence to juries, and we have to rely on that. we have to rely on integrity. it is difficult when these situations happen. i was really involved with the crime lab cases and the allegations against the criminals. i've been very involved in the allegations regarding some of these search and seizure issues, and i am just now becoming involved with the cases of potential theft. and all these are allegations. what is difficult, i think, for prosecutors in our office -- we find folks to be very reactive to these situations. the response often is if officers are not being truthful, that we need to

>> well, we're just looking to dispel the untruths and turn fiction into facts, and making sure that there's clarity. >> earlier, the panel voted to admit into evidence a video taken by lopez's neighbor showing lopez's bruised arm. lopez's attorney argued the city should pay for a plane ticket so lopez can testify in person next month. we'll be on this story all evening with an update for you tonight on the 10:00 news. >>> to contra costa county where we have developing news tonight. police in antioch were on the scene of an officer-involved shooting. we're told by a witness that a man shot at police at country hills drive. it's not clear why officers were at the home, but we're told they fired multiple shots striking the armed man. the witness says the suspect appears to be dead. swat team members are on the scene and streets are shut down during the investigation. >>> to richmond, where police are searching for a gun man who shot and critically injured a boy this afternoon. it happened around south 15th street and main avenue. police say a teenager on a bicycle started shooting at

alvarez will address the power of congress to impose criminal penalties for statements that are untruthful, and we know we can't read anything into an oral argument, but it looks -- it's going to be an interesting decision one way or the other. what you propose to do is give the department of justice and lawyers new tools and when lawyers get tools, they put them to use and frequently they put them to use trying to pound round pegs into square holes, and square pegs into round holes. when you talk about knowing, what do we understand knowing to be. do we know knew, somebody knew it, but we also think about whether they should have known it. so we're going to back up to should have known. we're going to back up to reckless. somebody makes a statement that may not be -- that someone will deem reckless. is that knowing. is a statement that's made negligently a knowing statement. we're also likely to see if a private right of action is created, a movement from effect to impute intent and from intent to impute knowledge, and all of this has an obvious effect on the opposing campaign and the opp

you know political news the romney campaign might have to shelve their untruthful saloon tax for a little while and i remember last week romney appeared outside the headquarters of cylinder to attack the president over a federal investment going to arrive at the now bankrupt company never mind the fact that the government in. best represented less than one percent of all the investments made by the deal we in renewable companies and nevermind the fact that the investment originated in the bush administration and not the obama administration romney's never been good with the facts and i've said it before i'll say it again the only way mitt romney can win the white house is by lying but now romney has some splaying to do on his own when it comes to failed investments in solar companies the boston herald reports as governor of massachusetts romney also invested taxpayer dollars into a green company that went belly up in two thousand and three romney appeared outside solar company on arca technologies calling for more grants for the renewable energy sector but after a one point five million d

. >> if the administration lies the people who tell untruths to the administration and then cover itp for 10 months have to be held accountable. that's not executive privilege, you don't have the privilege to lie to the american people. >> reporter: congress is set to vote on a contempt citation next week for attorney general eric holder. white house secretary jay carne -- carney says the citation is politically motivated. >>> more than 3 million young adults under the age of 26 are now covered under their parents health care plan because of the law. critics oppose the provision saying everyone must buy health insurance or face a fine. >>> the supreme court will issue a ruling on arizona's controversial immigration law. the law requires police to question the immigration status. the law criminalizes efforts by undocumented immigrants if they seek work. court observers expect the law would be shut down. >>> a rule in sacramento would -- a federal program requires local officials to fingerprint el lisle immigrants and -- illegal immigrants and report them -- fingerprint illegal immigra

so i think he's a well untruth. but i think in the day a lot of people are asking about the basic democratic right of freedom of speech when it when it comes to julian assange and his for and his ability for freedom of speech to to be made a poor victim in bringing to light certain secret documents a perhaps the public wanted to know about at the end of the day why is it that perhaps officials in washington are so upset about the wiki leaks. i think the thing that we have to remember bradley manning is this is an example. the americans may take him or they may take bradley manning but they're not going to do it quietly these these men are being put on trial deserves a warning for the rest of us. to not exercise i want to. know at a cost in haiti a spokesperson for the frankfurt friends of wiki leaks life in germany thank you for coming on to you today thank you. well don't forget to joining us on his very own interview program is being broadcast here on r.t. throughout the day its latest edition will be coming up fo

and in fact, that story was wrong and it's just a number of inconsistencies and untruth that have since been detected in "all the president's men." i are refer your viewers to the new biography of ben bradley that was published by an author who documents that much in this book. >> a full hour with james rosen as we look back on this 40th anniversary of the water gate break-in. "the washington post" hosting a forum that included former white house council john dean. he served in the nixon administration until 1973 and reflected on the days after water gate inside the nixon white house. >> personally in manila giving a graduation speech made my first mistake when i came home. but i did go to the office on monday. i got a call from mcgruder. mcgruder says you've got to talk to gordon libby. i said why aren't you talking to him? i can't talk to him. what's wrong? he threatened to kill me. i met with liddi and learned from liddi who confesses the whole thing that not only was he involved in the water gate but two of the men in the d.c. jail were involved in an earlier operation at the -- on

. >> i think that is an untruth. >> it is march $59.99. >> at the checkout counter, our hidden camera rolls. >> that is the current price. >> but isn't that kind of sneaky to mark it up and then mark it down? >> we don't do that, that is the company. >> similar prices have been observed in california and oregon in the last year. the company called it infrequent saying we do not raise regular or original prices on a short-term basis. from time to time, product prices are increased due to production and raw material cost increases. >> it is kind of slimy. >> if the item had its price increase before went on sale you can politely asked at the checkout counter and it could get the clerk to give you the lower price. >> they were wounded on the battlefield, but they have not let their injuries slowed them down. the warriors competed at the united states olympic training center in colorado last month. this is the third year for the warrior games and participants say they are very proud to participate. >> we recognize for the other 50 guys that tried out, the other 200 guys who tried out to b

>> we're just trying to tell the untruths and turn fiction into facts. >> reporter: mayor ed lee and the city attorney's office says mirkarimi's conviction of a misdemeanor for bruising his wife's arm makes him unfit to continue as sheriff. mirkarimi was questioned act their own rules. >> are you disputing you committed a criminal act. >> no. >> so you committed a criminal act. >> yes. >> you were arrested and in fact, you committed a criminal act? >> yes. >> you fell below that standard. >> reporter: and tonight commissioners also ruled that 45 second video of mirkarimi's wife a tearful lopez will be permissible in the hearing. we're also expected to hear testimony from ed lee. we're live here in san francisco tonight, eric rasmussen, ktvu news. >>> it appears an effort to recall oakland major gene quan -- jean quan is due to fail. organizers say they probably won't be able to collect enough signatures by monday's deadline to put the measure on the november ballot. another recall effort also failed to get the needed signatures for the june ballot. >>> the golden state warriors says

bypassed the citys competitive biddinggppocess in order to "firrt of all ou told an untruth and saad you didn't know the equipment was installed and you diddbecause it was on your desk....." (11:37:31) "so you approoed for rico singleton o spend 659-thousaad dollars in taxpayers money illegally." the mayor didn't comment on the accusation....but she did comment on the comptrollers dodged questions about the issue on friday. (15:45:35) (mayor) "yourr office told u you were out of town on friday. (comptrollerr i was not out of town. have a gps on you...." ou the compttoller says the purchase f the phones but the city's attorney..... no charter violation here that i seeeat all...." (15:49:19) (pratt) "what i'm going to do is call for the inspeetor general to review this information." (15:45:59) (young) "and i would appreciate it mr. nilson if you would not interrrpt her unlesss shh's speaking directly to you.!"" (nilson) "i thought she as finissed with her statemenn 'm sorry...." the meeting eeded without agreement.....this issue will return in three weekk. &p(15:46:52) "motion carries

>> we're just trying to tell the untruths and turn fiction into facts. >> reporter: mayor ed lee and the city attorney's office says mirkarimi's conviction of a misdemeanor for bruising his wife's arm makes him unfit to continue as sheriff. mirkarimi was questioned act their own rules. >> are you disputing you committed a criminal act. >> no. >> so you committed a criminal act. >> yes. >> you were arrested and in fact, you committed a criminal act? >> yes. >> you fell below that standard. >> reporter: and tonight commissioners also ruled that 45 second video of mirkarimi's wife a tearful lopez will be permissible in the hearing. we're also expected to hear testimony from ed lee. we're live here in san francisco tonight, eric rasmussen, ktvu news. >>> it appears an effort to recall oakland major gene quan -- jean quan is due to fail. organizers say they probably won't be able to collect enough signatures by monday's deadline to put the measure on the november ballot. another recall effort also failed to get the needed signatures for the june ballot. >>> the golden state warriors says

he has done a real service by standing up and facing all kinds of untruths and everything. he's pushed forward with his health care plan. and the republicans recognize they have to destroy it some way otherwise the american people are going to say yeah, we want him to finish the job in 2014. that's why we're going to re-elect him. they are afraid that he'll get re-elected and finish the job. and the american people will be eternally grateful to barack obama for bringing health care to them. that's the biggest fear the republicans have. that's why they said beginning in 2009 in january our number one job is to prevent him from getting a second term and finishing this project. >> now, maybe i missed something. but in all their criticism of president obama's health care plan, what is the republicans' health care plan? what is their plan to deal with securing the health of the american public? >> that's the greatest mystery in washington, d.c. is what would you have if they did repeal it? they never put a plan on the table. nothing about covering 30 million people like the pres

the distortions and untruths, they're just flying through the air.uld cut to obama giving a state of the union address and think, my god finally, i'm listening to a president. and i don't know why far far more people are not feeling that way. >> joy: a lot of people have been on my show this week, the show that i've been sitting in for this week is racism. they say it's racism. >> you can't approach that subject. >> joy: well, they don't admit it. >> obama himself wrote about that phenomenon when he wrote his memoirs. the fact as a black man you have to constrain yourself our you're immediately called out of control. >> joy: angry. the angry black man syndrome that they'll get you for that. >> he has got those constraints on him too. >> joy: do you think he'll win. >> i think he'll win. i hope he'll win. i just think that--he is genuine genuine--i think people feel a great deal of relief that he is the president. >> joy: they should. >> they may object to him politically, but i think that is one area--i think that there is something about the america

media headlined it an inconvenient untruth. >>> three west virginia democrats who face re-election battles convention in november. joe manchin and tomblin and rahall, democrats will not be part of the state delegation in charlotte. manchin and tomblin sought to distance themselves from president obama who is unpopular in the state of west virginia. >>> leaders of the world's top economy will emphasize job creation including government spending over budget cut and austerity. that is the word from the g-20 summit in mexico. monday, president of the commission suggested that the economic crisis began in north america with the real estate collapse. a lot of attention at the g-20 is paid on the frosty relationship between the u.s. and russia. exemplified in monday's meeting between the two presidents. senior white house correspondent said little cold war chill is in the air. >> icy glare suggested there was no meeting of the mind between president obama and putin but aides warned against read toog much in the body language. >> i think the body language is to discuss variety of issues. >> but th

. >> we're just looking to dispel the untruths and turn fiction into facts and making sure that -- >> reporter: mirkarimi cut that interview short to greet supporters. mayor ed lee is expected to be the second witness called. lee is working to convince theetics can commission that he is not fit to be sheriff. the ethics commission will make a submission and forward that recommendation to the board of supervisors. it will be up to the board to decide mirkarimi's future. live testimony is expected to begin tonight at the ethics commission hearing, beginning with the suspended sheriff himself. we'll be monitoring the situation and bring you an update at 11:00. reporting live in san francisco, jean elle. >> jean, thank you. political drama unfolding in san francisco as we speak. >>> not so fast, 49ers want their money back in & fick and lawsuit. superior court judge has ordered county officials to hold the $30 million after the 49ers filed a temporary restraining order. that money was initially approved by the santa clara voters in 2010, but the county board claims it has the right to rep

and in fact, that story was wrong and it's one of the number of inconsistencies and untruths that have since been detected in "all the president's men" and the writings of woodward and bernstein and i refer your viewers to the new biography of ben bradley published by an author, a former researcher to bradley and bob woodward who documents as much in that book. host: full hour with james rosen as we look back on this 40th anniversary of the watergate break-in. as mentioned, "the washington post" hosting a forum that included former white house counsel john dean who served in the nixon administration until 1973 and reflected on the days after watergate inside the nixon white house. >> been personally in manila gave a graduation speech and made my first mistake when i came home. but i did go to the office on monday and magruder said you have to talk to gordon libby. he said i can't talk to him. i said what's wrong? he threatened to kill me. i met with libby and learned from libby that confessed the whole thing to me, not only has he been involved in watergate but two of the men as part o

of carious because they were the ones who submitted the letter that they had to retract as being untruthfule will give you some but not all and you want all. and they say we will cut you a deal but they decide what documents you will see and you say no deal, and then they say you can't see it because of executive privilege. so even if they have a completely pure hand, they have made it look so suspicious. >> my sense is it is not a completely pure hand. >> but hypothetically. >> but we know the facts. and there's already indications there's been discussions generally at the highest levels of the justice department, which by the very requirement that you get approvals for certain of these things, and getting pretty close to the top and we know thatler, the firstler drafted including editing from the head of the criminal division. >> we will find out tomorrow maybe a little more. >> we will. >> thank you, sir. >> thanks, greta. >> now to california where tensions are running sky high in the city of stockton. this week the city. stockton will file bankruptcy, being the largest u.s. city ever t

bidding process in order to pay or the phones for city offices. (15:37:00) "first of all you told an untruth said you didn't know the equipment was installed and you did because it was on your desk....." (15:37:31) ""o you approved for rico singleton to spend taxpayers money illegally.. the mayor didn't comment on the accusation....but she did comment on the compttollers complaint that the mayor &pdodged questions aaout the issue on friday. (15:45:35) (maaor) "your office told us you were ut of i was not out oo town. ller) - (mayor) i'm just telling you what weewere told.. i ddn't have a ps on you...." the comptrolllr says the purchase of the phones violated the city's chaater.... attorney..... ((5:44:22) nilson) "there's no charter viooation here that i see attall...." (15549919) (pratt) "what i'm going to do is call for the inspector general to (15:45:59) (young) "and i would apprrciate it mr. nilson if you would not interrupt her unlesss she's speaking directly to you.!" (nilson) "i thought she was finished with her statement i'm sorry...." the meeting ended without agreement.....this iss

it does not do any good to personally complained about what the ramifications are because of the untruths told by , the old media. the circumstances they create when they lie, i would save my breath because, think about it, 50% of the people who you are complying with a rf busy with their own problem, and the other 50% are glad you have the problems. if so you can save your breath. these mainstream media and lili. according to news reports over the years, i should have been divorced how many times and under fbi investigation and with living in montana or the hamptons. mystery who great is trig's real mother. according to them, i burn books and i shoot wolves from the kids of helicopters -- the skids of helicopters. is it any wonder why they are tough to believe and trust? when some of the old media are not outright lying, they are lying by omission. bright bart call them the democrat media complex. the new media rose up parsley because the old media failed to tell the truth. it was from that very first new medium break through 15 years ago when this lowly little store clerk canelo little

importantly, i think the american people understand, if the administration lies, the people who tell untruthsministration, and then cover it up for ten months, have to be held accountable. that's not executive privilege. you don't have the privilege to lie to the american people. >> what -- what the white house is saying it's a fishing expedition, it's so score political points, it's all theater. what can you prove if you get everything you want? >> well, first of all, what we know is on a couple of occasions, specific testimony about memos and e-mails that were sent, we're looking for those. those are in our discovery. what we really want to know is why did it take ten months, and what were they covering up? because from this ten months we go backwards to find out the important thing, who at justice, up and down the chain, authorized this, and allowed it to continue? remember, brian terry was killed 18 months ago. we're not just talking about february 4th. we're talking about the three months after he was killed and the months leading up to it. the investigation has to, one, hold people resp