partnership with the maritime services and the coast guard and our reserve forces, i like to think of us as america's or the world's 911 when something bad, either man-made or natural happens, some catastrophe happens in the world, often times the ambassador will pick up the phone and dial 911 and the navy marine corps team answers the phone. it is our those, it is our dna it is our ability to be there. if you look at the communicate dapbt's 3 central tenets of what he believes it importance, readiness is in there. the ability to move and go now. where do you want us, when do you want us, like fedex, we are absolutely guaranteed to be there overnight. it's what we do. it's what we are trained for. and the more we understand and can operate with civic forces, the more we understand what already exists in our life line, the more we can break down political barriers and culture barriers thexthin our own country, the more we can partner and stabilize and support civic operations, because as someone said earlier in the panel, if we need to come in, things are pretty bad. but here's the good news. we bring

there is word the america's cup will go on this summer and that includes sailing the catamarans like the one involved in the deadly crash. that is where mark matthews is stand big for us. >> as expected america's cup organizers never gave serious consideration to either postponing or changing the types of boats but they're appointing a panel of experts to reveal the accident and make recommendations. this accident happened touring a practice of a routine sailing maneuver, but when the bow dug into the water something happen that had caused the boat to fold up. andrew bart simpson was on the trample yeen and was trapped underwater and drowned. critics began calling on organizers to rethink the choice of yachts. but today, organizers say racing will continue but a panel of experts will be appointed to review the accident. >> to review facts of the week and to make recommendations to competitors going forward and how to be shower the racing will be as safe as possible. >> three are bay area sailors. they were investigating the fatal yacht racing accident at the farallon islands. the regatta chairman says it's clear the 72 foot yachts are appropriate for racing on san francisco

there is word the america's cup will go on this summer and that includes sailing the catamarans like the one involved in the deadly crash. that is where mark matthews is stand big for us. >> as expected america's cup organizers never gave serious consideration to either postponing or changing the types of boats but they're appointing a panel of experts to reveal the accident and make recommendations. this accident happened touring a practice of a routine sailing maneuver, but when the bow dug into the water something happen that had caused the boat to fold up. andrew bart simpson was on the trample yeen and was trapped underwater and drowned. critics began calling on organizers to rethink the choice of yachts. but today, organizers say racing will continue but a panel of experts will be appointed to review the accident. >> to review facts of the week and to make recommendations to competitors going forward and how to be shower the racing will be as safe as possible. >> three are bay area sailors. they were investigating the fatal yacht racing accident at the farallon islands. the regatta chairman says it's clear the 72 foot yachts are appropriate for racing on san francisco

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groups both london and paris have been pushing hard to arm the rebels fighting against us which comes as america's top diplomats met in france to work on next month's syria peace summit in geneva where later we'll bring you more on this as we get it including expert analysis here nazi. germany has told the european commission it will get behind the plan to impose tariffs on some chinese imports as part of attempts to stave off a trade war with asia's biggest economic engine the e.u. accused beijing of dumping goods on the market below cost price on the mining its european rivals but china's premier warned that further scrutiny will only backfire on consumers because all of has been following talks between the two. last year alone germany exported around sixty seven billion euros worth of goods to china and they want to see that increase in the future. has in the past made no secret about her want to call the chinese markets last year she visited beijing twice within the space of seven months and she's wanting to make sure that they trade can be done between the two countries especially considering

as you know, it was completed. phase 1 was completed february 28 of this year. the event authority is using the facility now as the america's cup village and will do so until october 1st. phase 2 of the project consists of building out all the maritime improvement, the park, northeast wharf tip, ballards provisioning et cetera to make it a functioning cruise ship terminal which is its primary purpose and then we'll begin to see about 200,000 visitors to san francisco through our cruise lines. it's a 9,000 square foot building. it's got a large gta, 2-1/2 acre park plaza and a tip at the end. so, it's quite a large facility. we already talked about the design services. in terms of the budget for the project, it was phase 1 cost $66.31 million. total project is estimated to cost 112 million, but we added a 2 million dollar contingency to manage project risk in the budget analyst report. this slide shows phase 1 ask title 1 and 2 project costs [speaker not understood]. the budget analyst report notes that we have all the appropriations for the project, but 23.78 million. the supplemental before you would make that final approp

america. isn't that good for us? >> wireless grown in america as well.ng the assertion that is better for the environment, it is essentially neutral when compared to gasoline and we're talking missions, carbon. but what bob does not bring up is the fact that growing corn for ethanol is very land intensive. right now 60,000 quare miles of land is developed for etnol production. that is an amount of land equ to the state of hawaii and the state of new jersey in the stat of delaware in the state of rhode island, the state of connecticut, the state of massachusetts. john: all of this land for ethanol that i could eat. so food costs more. someone is going to start. well you get all the goodies. >> in fact what is happening is farmers are becoming far more efficient, growing more on each acre of land. my graduate from high school we3 got another 84 bushs per acre. today we are getting 160 bushel per acre. so we don't have to expand in orders to give more of the know. john: fd is not cost more? >> it sure doesn't. >> the fact of the matter is ethanol diverts mo

america. isn't tha good for us? >> wireless grown in america as well.ng the assertion that is better for the vironment, it is essenal neutral when compared to gasoline and we're talking missions, carbon. but what bob does not bring up is the fact that growing corn for ethanol is very land intensive. right now 60,000 square miles o land is developed for ethanol production. that is an amount of land equal to the state of hawaii and the state of new jersey in the stat of delaware in the state of rhode island, the state of connecticut, the state of massachusetts. john: all of this land for ethanol that i could eat so food costs more. someone going to star. well you get all the goodies. >> in fact what is hpeng is farmers are becoming far more efficient, growing more on each acre of land. my graduate from high school we3 got another 84 bushels p acre. today we are getting 160 bushel per acre. so we don't have to expand in orders to give more of the know. john: food is not cost more? >> it sure doesn't. >> the fact of the matters ethanol diverts more than 40

and it is our privilege, as the heirs of those who came before us, and as citizens of the united states of america. thank you. >> hello, i am senator james inhofe from the state of oklahoma. let me begin by telling those who lost loved ones during the tragic tornados in our state how much we love you guys. my family and i continue to pray for you, we pray for you every day. i have been in constant contact and communication with the oklahoma emergency management, federal emergency management officials, and the leaders of the oklahoma national guard -- that the direct needs of those affected on the ground are being met. oklahoma has been hit hard, but we are not knocked out. 14 years ago on may 3, 1999, an eerily similar tornado struck the same area of moore, oklahoma, and again in 2003. the images and the stories from the storm earlier this week were nothing new. oklahoma will persevere and overcome this tragedy as we've demonstrated in the past. after the oklahoma city bombing you all remember that in 1995 -- people saw the many ways oklahomans took care of each other, from running towards the bom

is for millennia, two people who came here as african slaves, other parts of latino america as well as the immigrant experience gives usa lot of connections to the country as they participate in the discussions, debates, political context in the country between political parties about what the future bodes for the country. and our experience, we have stories we share with a larger america about how to work, about sacrifice, love for family, love for community and communal ways that contribute to how we engage in building community at various local levels, how we connect to other communities like the african american community. and then our children are intermarried into groups that have been here for many, many years but also has been the product of migrations over different periods of time. so i'd like to think we have potential to become bridge builders and help push the country forward in good direction with good values and we have good stories to back it up. i think we can help to make the country and all of us a little bit better well reflect on some of her paradoxes. as mexican-americans like to boast about how h

for want to say thank you using your stature as a man of communication and debate in america for allowing us to come together. we need more friends and allies like you. [applause] i am happy. i always knew antonio was a good networker. me andbeen at it with our relationship has been very . portant as we fought in the '90s is to stop nicaraguans from being deported along with salvadorans and guatemalans, we did i get everything we wanted but we got a good start. >> and we did it the year after for the haitians. >> thank you for reminding me of that. i want to say that because it's important because we spoke about martin luther king and how important he was to me and tom gordon cesar chavez was to me -- how important he was to me at how important cesar chavez was to me. part of the problem, and we're not going to rehash the first four years of barack obama, but part of the debate was i remember my first meeting with him in march of 2009. he met with the hispanic congressional caucus right after the election and we said mr president, you are going to be judged in four years by latinos. we be

as we give you live pictures. any minute now the coast guard and america's cup officials will provide us with new information on yesterday's accidents. good morning, and thanks for being with us. i'm marla tellez. jon kelley is off today. again, we are awaiting the news conference from the coast guard and america's cup officials. we will bring it to you live just as soon as it gets under way. the swedish artemis racing team was out practicing for the race when their boat capsized yesterday afternoon. one of the crew members, andrew simpson, 36 years old, was killed. rescuers say he was trapped under the boat for 10 minutes. today flowers lay in front of artemis headquarters in alameda. some sailing fans are wondering if the 72 foot catamarans are too big. they are searching for a cause. the team released this statement saying, quote, andrew's presence and personality was a binding force and he will be missed. right now the primary focus on artemis racing is on the well-being of our team members and their families and the america's cup competition will remain second to that." again, back live looking at pier 27 in san franc

superbowl it all board of trustees all of us, i know that what i'm doing as a mayor and making sure that i support smallbitions in the city is helpful to the america arab community because all of us whether we are chinese americas hal teen know arabs is a starts for us to make our life a little more pleasant and own our business and is make sure that our kids get the best education possible and this is a story about immigrants in our great city. and so why not you have the first chinese mayor inviting immigrant community to really identify the talent in our community and allow me to give them appointments in the various moo commission and the city and i want to announce my newest point to the aging commission because per not getting younger i want you to know doctor sham meret tan knee has been selected to be on our commission on aging and yes, he is going to help us because there is a lot of you that want to be in our city and you want to make sure that healthy nutritional unusuallile programs and housing are constructing wisely and so i have asked him to step forward and i have asked john paul s ema h a who has been on our treasure island and wa

national security speech one topic that dominated that discussion was the use of drones against america's enemies he described these attacks as a difficult decision but ultimately a necessary evil in the context of war for me and those in my chain of command those deaths will haunt us as long as we live just as we are haunted by the civilian casualties that have occurred throughout conventional fighting in afghanistan and iraq but as commander in chief i must weigh these heartbreaking tragedies against the alternatives to do nothing in the face of terrorist networks. would invite for more civilian casualties well today the u.s. launched its first drone strike in pakistan since president obama made that speech last thursday and happened in the early morning in the northern waziristan tribal region killing seven people and wounding another four here's the target who was reportedly killed in this attack while the arrest run is a pakistani taliban member he is the number two commander the u.s. already had a five million dollars bounty out for a month he was accused of helping coordinate the two thousand and nine suicide bombing o

officials maintain that joining us on church compromised national security by publishing classified documents now as you know in america you know sometimes first amendment is trumped by national security issues when information is disclosed that could threaten the lives of soldiers on the battlefield or threaten the lives of americans here at home do you believe honestly that killing or saw a sign should face no consequences whatsoever yes that's right and so why you know the same claims were made about the new york times when the pubs print the papers it was this throwing national security it was drawing so forth and so on the first amendment in that case trumped. the claim of the nixon administration now here you've got to ask yourself well what is the first amendment blame. the claim is that a son can be punished if in fact there is no clear and present danger to the country and if you look at the stuff that has songs published. i would argue there's no clear and present danger to the country i mean it's been three years were the danger i mean you're still here and i'm still here all claims sound terrible when it co

the mega watts including substituting resources in for the shell supply as our shell energy north america proposed contract allows us to do. we also anticipate including a number of other program elements and activities. and those show up on the slide 30. just to review them quickly, we will have net energy metering rates for top scale solar, p v installation, we'll be paying customers for generating on their roof tops but not consuming. we'll be able to purchase from local producers of renewables any extra power they wish to spill, if you will onto the for our program. we anticipate regularly issuing requests for offer for development of larger scale energy efficiency programs and for local and renewable projects. we've talked before about the fact that we have control of quite a bit of land and assets as associated with our water facilities where we could develop larger scale projects that just aren't available to us here in san francisco because we just don't have the landmass, we don't have the the solar availability, the resources as we have in some other properties. so we want to make sure we have those opport

us. treating one group differently than another in america. what can you tell us? >> that's disturbing just to start with. what's more disturbing tonight as far as gregs nal investigators feel like they were lied to by senior officials at the irs because we have now confirmed according to a congressional source that the interim report that the irs inspector general is going to put out said that senior officials at the irs knew in june of 2011 that their employees were targeting members or groups that had any suggestion of being tea party groups. june of 2011. now that is significant because the commissioner testified before congress in march of 2012 and adamantly denied it. there's a question of whether or not he knew. if he did, then lying to congress in a hearing like that that is a big no-no. sit a crime. if he didn't know, why didn't he know? why was he allowed to come in twont of congress and say something they knew was false. >> number two, cnn just obtained letters that lois learner who was in charge of the tax exempt groups, several letters that he wrote to congress answering their questions as late as last month and a couple of m

of racing that took place in august and continued in october and as the mayor mentioned october was incredibly busy for us with america's cup and the fleet week activities we had going on, to additional exercises. we had a senior leader seminar and a disaster aid presentation on marina green. other things that took place that the mayor mentioned the bluegrass and castro street parade and a finer and giants game and lead to the playoffs and all happened on the same day so when we go we definitely go big. after those activities we had the annual shake out drill, one of the largest demonstrations of the public what their responsibilities are to be ready and we rolled into the playoffs and the world series and admiral you will be happy to know this facility is used on a regular basis and get the departments together and communicate and collaborate and make sure we're prepared of the future. >> you're kind and you keep my informed. you have to cut me off some time but right now i'm still getting it. >> good, good. >> thank you very much. next on your agenda we are going to have a brief powerpoint from our city administrator,

as a right. >> this used to be america, but not so much since last week i decided. this may be a right and if so i want a lot of money and to be back on the cheerleading squad. i want to relive my senior year. he wants $40 million? , varsity jacket 1234 he wants his kid to get the college scholarship. he says he has been damaged. an interesting case. not going to be able to per veil -- per veil. you may be awesome, but have you you have to show up. it is leak when you don't show up for work and want the credit. now you get it? >> now i see it from the other side. i am kind of a jerk. $40 million. it seems like they are low bawling it. shouldn't they get something higher than that? if we factor inflation from the time we went to high school and the abusive bullying our coaches gave us, $100 million is the opening bid. how did this dad make the coach of a high school track team look sim paw thet tech? simsympathetic? obviously he is terrible and he hates his dad, but $40 million bullying and abusive. i am convinced that our childhood is teatly criminal -- is totally c

strikes, he also defended targeted strikes as legal and effective, to use his language, arguing that congress already puts a check on his hour as president. >> americat take strikes to punish individuals. we act against terrorists who pose a continuing and imminent threat to the american people. conventional air power or missiles are far less precise than drones and are likely to cause more civilian casualties and more local outrage. not only did congress authorize the use of force, it is briefed on every strike that america takes. >> the president renewed his first term pledge to shut down the prison at guantanamo bay cuba announcing end of ban to transfer detainees back to yemen. 56 have been cleared for transfer but remain in limbo and called for some to be moved to the u.s., prisons here, tried in civilian courts. republican senators remain dissatisfied. >> what would i have the united states of america do, lead, l-e-a-d. four a letter word. the president does not lead. >> i support the concepts the president talks about in many ways, but if he doesn't change his policies the middle east is going to blow up and we're going to hit again here at h

as he reasoned, in a technological yet advanced society such as contemporary america, government could use electronic surveillance and other methods to penetrate dissident groups and then reveal their chain of command. from there the organization could be effectively neutralized by a -- or from within by infiltrators paris as a strategic alternative he invoked the small cell model of organization. applying this model, he argued that it was the responsibility of the individual to acquire the necessary skills and information to carry out what need to be done. some members would take action when and where they saw fit. as was pointed out, the leaderless resistance approach was an intelligence nightmare for authorities because it would be too difficult to infiltrate all of these numerous cells. so, that essay was disseminated through a computer network in during the 1990's, and his revolutionary approach quickly caught on in the extreme right subculture. other people elaborated upon it. for example, richard kelly hoskins is a christian identity minister who popularized the lone wolf approach i

thing clear at the start of his speech -- america is facing different threats than it used to, and it is up to the u.s. to adapt. >> we must find our effort not as a boundless, global war on terror, but rather as a series of persistent, targeted efforts to dismantle specific efforts of violent extremists in america. >> barack obama defended the use of drones, but not without strict rules. he said the strikes should only target terrorists who cannot be captured and tried. >> before any strike is taken, there must be near certainty that no civilians will be killed or injured. the highest standard we can set. >> the president's address also inherited a new push to close the prison at guantanamo bay. >> today, i once again call on congress to lift the restrictions on detainee transfers from gtmo. >> it was a speech that addressed key tenets to obama's policy and responded to some of the central criticisms of his policy. >> breaking news -- britain is a fighter jet to divert an aircraft carrying 300 people from pakistan to northern england. the plane has landed safely. >> it said a royal jet to investigate an incident on board the plane. a two was fl

thing clear at the start of his speech -- america is facing different threats than it used to, and it is up to the u.s. to adapt. >> we must find our effort not as a boundless, global war on terror, but rather as a series of persistent, targeted efforts to dismantle specific efforts of violent extremists in america. >> barack obama defended the use of drones, but not without strict rules. he said the strikes should only target terrorists who cannot be captured and tried. >> before any strike is taken, there must be near certainty that no civilians will be killed or injured. the highest standard we can set. >> the president's address also inherited a new push to close the prison at guantanamo bay. >> today, i once again call on congress to lift the restrictions on detainee transfers from gtmo. >> it was a speech that addressed key tenets to obama's policy and responded to some of the central criticisms of his policy. >> breaking news -- britain is a fighter jet to divert an aircraft carrying 300 people from pakistan to northern england. the plane has landed safely. >> it said a royal jet to investigate an incident on board the plane. a two was fl

after president obama said he's implementing new restrictions on drone attacks, even as he defended their use. >> america does not take strikes to punish individuals; we act against terrorists who pose a continuing and imminent threat to the american people, and when there are no other governments capable of effectively addressing the threat. >> reporter: the pakistani government has been highly critical of u.s. strikes inside its borders, pointing to numerous civilians injured and killed in the attacks. incoming prime minister nawaz sharif has strongly condemned the drone attacks, and he's expected to press for an end to them. the pakistani taliban was responsible for numerous attacks leading up to this month's elections. but sharif has said he's open to talks with the militants, in a bid to end the fighting in tribal areas. >> woodruff: new findings show that moms, more than ever, are becoming the breadwinners of the american family. a record 40% of all families with children under the age of 18 are now headed by women who are the sole or primary source of income. that analysis, based on census data, w

one very sirm thing we can do is support buy america provisions in legislation such as this. we recognize the principle that if we are usingtaxpayer dollars to complete a public infrastructure project in america, it only makes sense for american businesses and workers to do as much of the work as possible. and for that reason, i will be filing an amendment to this bill to expand the buy american provisions for our water infrastructure. these two are very much connected together. yes, we need to be building infrastructure but we need to make sure those tax dollars build our american economy when the work is being done. so in closing, let's pass this bill which has a tremendous amount of good in it, and one of those very good points is this water infrastructure act, wifia. let's support good jobs and good infrastructure across america. and i want to mention, mr. president, the great work that my science associate, mervette 7 abelhack has done on this bill. we are fortunate to have folks who work for us for a year bringing tremendous expertise and trying to develop a really important piece of legislation. we has been very inv

organizational structure was un reasoned in a technologically advanced society such as contemporary america, the government could use electronic surveillance and other methods to penetrate dissident groups and then reveal their chain of command. from there, the organization could be effectively neutralized from within by infiltrators. so as a strategic alternative, he invoked the small cell model of organization, applying this model he argued that it was the responsibility of the individual to acquire the necessary skills and information to carry out what needed to be done. so members would take action when and where they saw fit. as he pointed out, they're leaderless resistance approach was an intelligence nightmare for authority because it would really be too difficult to infiltrate all these numerous cells. so that essay was disseminated through computer networks and the 1990s, and his revolutionary approach quickly caught on in the extreme right subculture and other people of elaborate on it. for example, richard kelly hoskins, a christian identity minister, he popularized a lone wolf approach in the book he wro

week on the minds of defiance president obama justifies the use of drones as part of a chance to war against terror and to compare that made america safer despite many of its only made things somewhat. unwelcome this is the weekly own knowledge chief thanks for joining us. police are pressing for answers as they investigate the murder of a u.k. soldier who was run over and brutally slain in broad daylight in the middle of a london street to suspects detained after their time remain in custody in hospital and three more were arrested in connection with the killing on sunday on saturday sand while security is now being reviewed in the wake of the murder many believe it's the u.k.'s foreign policy that badly need to come under scrutiny aftermath reports a flag. a grisly attack with a machete style knife and a murdered soldier leaves behind a two year old son the seemingly behind this crease an act seeking to bring scenes of violence usually seen in war ravaged parts of the world to the london suburb. in a poignant interview r.t. spoke to an army officer he told us of the reaction among some in the armed forces to remain anonymous. th

as unstable. it used to be us versus them. america versus it's enemies.rogressive government and anything that stands in the way. enemies are not you and me and we are bigger problem than terror which is nothing more than workplace violence. anything that identified as evil on more likely to see evil anywhere. if we can blame a video we can find rosen guilty of him, too. i never liked him anyway because he keeps staelg stealing my pens. not my depends. thank god they didn't tap your phones, they would hear jasper this or that. >> dana: now i never thought was james rosen was that interesting of a guys. i was press secretary when he was there and as a reporter and he was like a guy in the room. >> greg: just some guy. >> dana: we should tap his phones maybe he has some secret information. >> greg: he does a mean william shatner impersonation. >> dana: i do one two. >> bob: he wrote a about watergate that broke a lot of ground. >> dana: how ironic. >> bob: he is an investigative reporter. i thought i knew everything about watergate and i didn't. so i think

america. use the company's advertising more things as made in america.ompanies like chrysler, ford have been making things here a long time. surprising companies like kia nd hyundai are all saying they have factories in america and it is a big selling point for them. polls have been done on this. it is a selling point. we have covered the trade topic, but what to do about it, the solution? it is not to not trade. that would be a disaster, because trade can be beneficial if it's done in a balanced way. ifren buffett once proposed you want to import beyond it over and above what our balance would be, considering the amount we export, should have to buy a. certificate to do that would inject money back into this economy. that is one of it proposing that, not a socialist or anything like that. but it shows there are some solutions out there. i think the overall goal of trade policy should not be assigning more free trade agreements. it should be reciprocity and balance and also making sure that you are paying as much attention to labor rights and process sta