crisis in the first place. [ applause ] >> no, we will not go back to an economy weakened by us on sourcingd debt and phony financial profits. tonight i want to speak about how we move forward and layout a blueprint for an economy that is built to last. an economy built on american manufacturing, american energy, skills for american workers and renewal of american values. this blueprint begins with american manufacturing. on the day i took office our auto industry was on the verge of collapse. some even said we should let it die. with a million jobs at stake, i refused to let that happen. in exchange for helped we demanded responsibility. we got workers and automakers to settle their differences and we got the industry to to retool and restructure. today general motors is back on top as the world's number one automaker. [ applause ] >>> chrysler has grown faster in the u.s. than any other major car company. ford is investing billions in u.s. plants and factories. together the industry added nearly 160,000 jobs. we bet on american workers. we bet on american ingenuity and tonight the america

crisis in the first place. [ applause ] >> no, we will not go back to an economy weakened by us on sourcingd debt and phony financial profits. tonight i want to speak about how we move forward and layout a blueprint for an economy that is built to last. an economy built on american manufacturing, american energy, skills for american workers and renewal of american values. this blueprint begins with american manufacturing. on the day i took office our auto industry was on the verge of collapse. some even said we should let it die. with a million jobs at stake, i refused to let that happen. in exchange for helped we demanded responsibility. we got workers and automakers to settle their differences and we got the industry to to retool and restructure. today general motors is back on top as the world's number one automaker. [ applause ] >>> chrysler has grown faster in the u.s. than any other major car company. ford is investing billions in u.s. plants and factories. together the industry added nearly 160,000 jobs. we bet on american workers. we bet on american ingenuity and tonight the america

crisis in the first place. [ applause ] >> no, we will not go back to an economy weakened by us on sourcingd debt and phony financial profits. tonight i want to speak about how we move forward and layout a blueprint for an economy that is built to last. an economy built on american manufacturing, american energy, skills for american workers and renewal of american values. this blueprint begins with american manufacturing. on the day i took office our auto industry was on the verge of collapse. some even said we should let it die. with a million jobs at stake, i refused to let that happen. in exchange for helped we demanded responsibility. we got workers and automakers to settle their differences and we got the industry to to retool and restructure. today general motors is back on top as the world's number one automaker. [ applause ] >>> chrysler has grown faster in the u.s. than any other major car company. ford is investing billions in u.s. plants and factories. together the industry added nearly 160,000 jobs. we bet on american workers. we bet on american ingenuity and tonight the america

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before you in the near term related to this project, i wanted to give you an update on the project, sources and uses, what you can expect before the end of this fiscal year. if i could go to the overhead. i know in the eir and conversation last night, from fiscal feasibility, you are aware of the project, but just to go over, this is the existing site condition. pier 27 serves as a secondary cruise terminal no amenities for the public. pier 29 has several storage space tenants and some office space uses. the proposed project is not only a cruise terminal, but also 1.5-acre plaza. the northeast wharf project fisa, which has been contemplated in our waterfront land use plan for a long time. that is the green space you see on the far right side. there is an 80,000 square foot two-story cruise terminal building that will meet the standards for efficient and safe passenger movement and will also serve as a safe and events facility. the demolition will also clear the way for a very large tip for access for the day, and also positioning for the cruise terminal. the timing, march 2013. the event authority w

that is something we would have to face if these other sources do not come into focus for us. supervisor chu: on your face to component, there is that $9 million from the 2012 go bond anticipated. if that were not to go forward, if not approved by voters, you would assume we would hold off on the recreational open space improvements? >> that is right. we would immediately seek other forces -- sources of funding for the park plaza. it is an important amenity that the cruise terminal has the entrance, being a park plaza, for the public enjoyment. the cruise terminal not only serves the passenger facility to generate economic benefit, welcome visitors, but also is a public amenities, because there will be the open space improvement on the tip, which we think is important. that said, if the question is not opposed to the voters, bond measure not passed, we would have to find funding and park improvements would waiti

on board and to help make his point, mr. obama showed off some items made in the u.s.a. elaine quijano tells us how one u.s. company is in-sourcing. >> reporter: after seven months of pounding the payment, customer service agent tiphani edmonds is happy to be working steps away from her newborn son. >> i don't have to put him in daycare. i don't have to fight traffic. gas. gas is very expensive. >> our job is to educate the customer on the first contact. >> reporter: janet hess, a customer service instructor, came out of retirement when her husband became ill. >> i did not want to compete with a 25-year-old for a corporate position again. >> reporter: both women are part of a trend to bring call center jobs back to the u.s. from overseas, a move that's actually better for business. >> if you're calling because you need to get your snowblower repaired, speaking with somebody in india who likely doesn't even know what snow or a snowblower is will be a very difficult conversation. >> reporter: angela selden is cochirm of arise virtual solutions, a florida-based company that's bringing 11,000 call center jobs back home to service for

on electronic textbooks. production is under way in asia for the ipad 3. sources tell us it is decided to go on sale in march. wall street had back to work today after the martin luther king jr. holiday. stock and index futures are looking pretty strong right now. they are looking for quarterly results from citigroup and wells fargo later on this morning. more problems for o.j. simpson. j.p. morgan chase filed to foreclose on his miami house last september. simpson is still serving time in a nevada prison for kidnapping, armed robbery and other charges. leading social is bringing new meaning to fantasy football for the super bowl. i will explain all of that coming up in the next hour. that is business news. i am linda bell. >> we will see you in a little bit. 4:36. 42 degrees. >> we are hearing from the man who came upon a heartbreaking scene in northeast washington. a baby girl left in the freezing cold in a towel. what they are saying about the baby's death. >> the latest on the cruise ship disaster. the ship's captain is headed to court. >> lisa [ snoring ] [ thunder c

. >> we have to have an all-out, all-in, all of the above strategy, that uses every source of energy. >> reporter: onethe plans he laid out in his state of the union address tuesday night. >> create these jobs. >> reporter: but it was a moment just before the state of the union -- >> good job tonight. good job tonight. >> reporter: -- that may have put him in such a good mood. the knowledge that, as he spoke, s.e.a.l. team 6, the same elite navy team unit that killed osama bin laden, had just performed another incredible military feat. rescuing that kidnapped american aid worker, jessica buchanan, from a gang of somali thugs. he told me what it was like to deliver the good news to jessica's father, just after the speech finished. >> i cannot imagine what he went through, you know, given, you know, malia and sasha. and for him to be able to stay strong and then for, you know, our incredible men and women in uniform, to do what they do, it makes you proud about this country. >> reporter: but despite praise for the raid, and what many see is a string of bold foreign policy decisions -- >> for the first t

prior escapes in the last five years and inmates must test negative for the use of alcohol and/or drugs. as one law enforcement sourcey wouldn't choose anyone that might grab a kitchen knife and do something. they have to be people they feel they can watch. one strike and you're out. they're on their best behavior always. mccray says you're always good because you're always with a person who decides your fate. >> while you were working, did you ever have a chance to talk to governor barbour? >> yes. how the children are doing and stuff like that. >> how often would you have the chance to talk to the governor? >> you see him everyday, you know, if you want to go talk to him, he'll be available and talk to you. >> mccray murdered ronald bonz' sister and he finds the whole trustee system unbelievable. >> the governor's mansion. how do they do that? what's the procedure? how do you go about getting in the governor's mansion, you know what i'm saying? >> reporter: is it right that a murderer can bend the ear of the governor? >> it's not right with me and it's not right with a lot of over folks who are going to be pushing

on consequences, persuasion, imperialists action, tampering with imperialism, the usa. approximately 700 military bases outside its borders. source? public library. the word defenses used implicated, assassinations on planet earth are surrounded, market gain of human rights a pretext for togetherness, and application of the state protecting its interests, as long as capital currency transplant divide, means of exchange for labor, and basic needs it remains impact. and enlightenment to birthright gravity knows capital currency class-ranked pride, capitalism, imperialism, racism, chauvinism, communism, cruelty, bondage, fascist emotions, and quest for paradise. enchanted with their extended times, the state -- so much effort to convince as its self destruct. president chiu: thank you very much. the speaker. -- next speaker. >> good afternoon. my name is barbara. i am half spanish. my mother is latina, going and raised in honduras. the town can be a lethal weapon. it can destroy one's reputation. several weeks of reports of a share of -- sherrif ross m irkarimi, i wonder, any of you look in your relationship with partners, marriages, etc. the sheriff is not the first, nor

they lead us if they're not their leaders so from that they really depend on your child to be free or not to be. true immediately contacted diplomatic sources and journalists to organize press conferences addressing merely journalists and use agencies from the arab world to be on computers we want to make them realize that giuliana was just a journalist and not a secret agent as some people might have thought that it. they had no no what i couldn't. know what die with was. because. they they kept also my my watch and to beginning to ask because i didn't that their eye toward all what i meant was and then they said they need delhi as a proof of my life. and. so i was all who is waiting for the day but i just don't know what it was. i went to bed but of course i couldn't sleep at all and just they were thinking they would kill me they would kill me cutting my throat and i will i hope that they will as i am a woman and they will the tools another way thank you you are going to take me out of here nobody must come to iraq because all foreigners all italians are treated here like animals. italians by screeners adventure and hit the streets deman

. >>> more on the arsonist in new york, a man said to be a 40- year-old ray legend, brought out in handcuffs and brought to a waiting ambulance. the sources told usnating statements, much to the same as a confession on the molotov cocktail attacks. the police commissioner eluding to the arrest as the suspect was being questioned. the 40-year-old gave specific details, but ram belld, he was caught after workers near this restaurant gave a description of an angry shoplifting suspect and then this video with a silver car and virginia plates. the police tracked it down and watched and waited willtroke until he showed up and cuffd him. >> we are only as safe as tomorrow and we have to not let our guard down. >> the mayor delivered news of the arrest, muslim leaders convinced that they were a target. >> we have to protect our leaders and society. >> legend is being evaluated by a psychiatirst. >>> and in court today, a 24 year old is accused of setting 50 cars on fire and caused millions in damage. he was upset his mother was about to be deported. >>> a philadelphia woman is pleading guilty for a murder to hire plot on facebook. she offered a thousand

before you in the near term related to this project, i wanted to give you an update on the project, sources and uses, what you can expect before the end of this fiscal year. if i could go to the overhead.

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important is that it's in no way a danger for us and that's not the reason i'm criticizing is the indication that there are alternative sources the low spot prices on gas they're dubious spot deals can be of no more gain than long term supply agreements in the short run but they do not offer stability for us to go for plague or because in the wake of the fukushima disaster germany is closing all its nuclear power plants do you support that and how will it change germany's energy mix. have been damaged mind lloyd and consider this me and my team were the people who originally negotiated that deal with our energy suppliers we had agreed to make a sensible exit out of nuclear strategy that was followed by a short period when the federal government thought our agreement should be overturned and they've. since gone the other way and started supporting what i had negotiated on this does not mean bridge technologies like nuclear energy cannot be used until energy efficiency is sufficiently developed we need gas as an interim energy source for the sake of energy security that's the reason we need to buy gas from normally from other cultures but primarily f

confirmed yet we have heard reports that one person has been killed can you bring us up to date with what you know so from what we know also for additional sefl sources have arrived on the scene in the capital kabul you know milk right here after conflicting reports coming to us are the coming in the seventies about the possible hostage situation and one of the all six schools this information had to be confirmed and the same from one of russia's new agency you suggesting that sauce seven people none of them the work children were playing volleyball in the school gym as attackers answered the building they started shooting. we know that at least one person has been killed as a result of the attacks the attackers. the scene immediately after the. sound we know according to sources. some of the noble car full sources the attackers were looking for. members of war enforcement agencies this is said he says who said just just a very of you know preparing a picture of mel figures the capital of the republican company the ball carrier in the caucasus and it's no stranger to violent incidents nothing of this is connected with his hands in the past we don't k

we're told that at least one person has been injured, and robert source elementary school on 85th avenue is on lockdown as a precaution. u.s. park police are using a helicopter to assist them in the search. we have a crew on the way to the scene, and we will have more information for you when it becomes available. of course, you can always check wusa9.com. >>> well, the race to fill harry thomas jr.'s council seat is underway. the former ward 5 councilmember resigned two weeks ago, and pled guilty to tax fraud and embezzlement. delia tells us the challenge for the next congress person and council person is to bring that divided ward together. >> reporter: starting 8:30 this morning, folks can fill out paperwork for their bid for the ward 5 councilmember seat. so far, about 20 people are fighting for the job. 30 minutes after the doors opened, frank weil filled out his paperwork. each hopeful must gather 500 celts by february 15th. >> look up your voter registration. check to make sure your address on file is up-to-date. if you sign a petition with an address that does not match the address in our file, your signature will be invalid. >> the spec

>> reporter: last night, council member thomas told us on the phone that he didn't plan to resign. today, sources inside city hall say that thomas is involved in some kind of negotiations with federal authorities and that part of the team put together would call for his resignation. council member thomas was a no show for the morning's council meeting and his staff said that thomas would not be at his office all day long. one source told fox 5 that thomas was with the fbi working out a deal. other sources say that thomas told his staff last week to look for other jobs. the mayor and council chairman spoke about thomas today and both saying they didn't know what thomas was plan on doing. >> and -- haven't heard anything at all. >> mr. thomas is going have to make the decisions. i understand, um, you know, the issues that are involved in this and, you know, some of us that the justice system would have moved to get this settled and that is where yet ought to be settled. i believe that still and hopefully we're close to a resolution. >> and not too long ago, an hour and a half, our colleague bob bar

in washington that sometimes means the same thing. , very much tried to use primary sources. not entirely but onef the joys of this book, and thing that is very scary is different pieces have been the subject of fabulous historians over the last century plus. what on earth are you doing on their turf? there are wonderful historians and wonderful histories and i drew on that but i try wherever possible to use documentary collections. for a book like that you don't go to a single archive. there are different collections of documents published at different times. massive documentary collection, documents in colonial history in the state of new york to the nineteenth century, similar set of collections used by all students of the american revolution, american archives which cover 1774-76. thank goodness the lot of that stuff is on the web so you can tap it there. can there's other stuff here and there. it is -- requires a more -- not scattershot but you're going lots of different places. there is no central repository that you can go to but there are some quite wonderful documentary collections. the

united states of america. [ applause ] it's an economy built on american energy, fueled by home grown and alternative energy sources, that make usby the way, there's a connection between those two things. this company right here. some it's key customers are folks that are active in alternative energy. there are jobs to be had and iowa knows all about it. when we are pursuing aggressively clean energy and alternative energy. developing now on "andrea mitchell reports" as we continue to monitor the president, we lost that feed, president obama taking re-election message to iowa and we will bring the speech live, the rest of the speech live, but today today, a bipartisan farewell to gaby giffords as she submitted her letter of resignation to the house. we have the president making his campaign pitch today in iowa and the republican response as well. this is basically what he is going to take credit tofor as wl as calling for economic fairness in one proposal specifically. the 30% minimum rate effective tax rate for millionaires, plus, aimed directly at mitt romney. >> jyeah, look, it was more partisan and campaign feeling than what

us live from the wilson building with the latest on the expected plea deal. delia, good morning. >> good morning, andrea. we could see the plea deal later today. sources tell us harry thomas jr. spent the whole day with federal prosecutors yesterday trying to iron out a deal. that explains why he was a no show during council hearings wednesday. charges haven't been filed in the case but thomas is accused of misusing $300,000 in city money. he agreed to pay it all back without admitting any guilt but he missed his last payment of $50,000. this all comes about a month after an fbi and i.r.s. raid at his northeast home. i spoke to council chairman kwame brown about thomas. here's what he had to say. >> if, in fact, he decides to step down, he maics that decision and if the rumors are true, we would move once that takes place. right now, that's all speculation. i'll do everything i can to make sure i deliver what residents want to take place in their city. if we miss the bar on any particular way, i'll double my efforts to make sure that we bring back their confidence and integrity. >> reporter: if that plea deal is indeed struck later today, we could see

wheezes but we ask no to testify abilities compete on trial sources so we are talking about like real case is the us is part of this. does and does this have to do in any way i mean this this change in ranking. with the fact that the word press is blurring in the internet age increasingly you know so. when he gets five or ten articles published on the huffington post suddenly there are a reporter where they can be designated as such you know as opposed to it used to be you know only a journalism school graduate was a real reporter kind of thing. does that have anything to do with us it has a direct link to or you're right because reporters without borders were defending the least toroid but we are also defending our freedom of information which means that we will defend citizen who can be put in jail because they publish something on facebook and in the u.s. things these kind of thing doesn't happen that we are all so alike following people who could be. in trouble if they published an information so so the concept of a citizen journalist is something that the you're respecting and frankly the world

chopper 5 and sources are telling us that there has been multiple shootings in greenbrae near sir francis drake boulevard. all we know at this point is that there's a lot of police activity going on and two people were taken to the hospital. several people have been calling the newsroom to tell us about what is happening and what they are hearing. but at this point, all we know is that there was some sort of shooting going on in greenbrae near sir francis break boulevard. police may be stopping cars here. looks look they are stopping cars looking for a suspect, we're not sure. but looks to be a very active crime scene that's going on right now in greenbrae. so we're waiting for an update to find out exactly what's happening. but we'll bring it to you if we get it during this newscast. >> absolutely. >>> switching gears now, today all about the big 7-0. could we hit 70 degrees somewhere in the bay area in northern california? >> yeah if we widen it out far enough, we'll get it somewhere. [ laughter ] >> i mean in california! [ laughter ] >> maybe in your house? >> yeah. it is a gorgeous day today, lots of sunshine out there, as well. not many clouds to start with and that's the wa

one of our forests. it is not monitored and often a source of ne'er-do-wells that come to be blamed on our patrons. we have used our security to manage it but working with supervisor wiener and other business groups, tim has been critical in moving forward and getting that area monitored by patrol special police force as well as working toward getting a gate installed to have it closed at one in which has prevented and reduced the number of neighbor complains in the area. it is this type of action that tim brings to the table, as much about bringing together multiple viewpoints to come to a compromise as well as moving forward on the actions that are necessary to implement that compromise and come to resolution that satisfies the needs at hand. i support him -- for this nomination. >> good afternoon. i own a bar in the castro. tim has been my friend for many years. i met him when he bought about buying a bar in the castro -- he thought about buying a bar in the castro. he has proven himself to be thorough and thoughtful and reflective. he went and trained at a local bar before a purchased it to see what it was