you gave us several authority to go ahead and authorize the beginning of the work. where do we leave the water? if the policy decision to go ahead was made and our decision to go ahead and have the recycle plant in place, do you have the date of that? >> recreation took the matter under consideration in 2009. >> i could not find the basic business terms. >> the basic business terms through a variety of funding sources, the north coast -- north coast county is delivering water to certain neighborhoods in addition to sharp park. you will assign the responsibility to rec and park for the mitigation measures that are contained in the agreement that we signed with north coast. the recreation and parks department, they would be paying the north coast county water district lowered costs compared to the capital component for that. >> recreation and parks is find the water not from us but from north coast? >> they pay a charge for existing water. they would basically be paying the constant and a charge for the water that is being generated. >> we are basically not part of th

he will be detained and therefore should not attend but according to us several sources that despite the fact that polish authorities have said they will detain him should he arrive several people have already said that he intends to arrive at the congress and according to of course the polish channel to get twenty four has already done so. already so you so we understand that russia has said it will do on whose extradition if he goes ahead with the trip but realistically cats here can we expect him to face trial in. russia in the near future. already this is a very difficult question because of course even if the man is detained in poland he still has political asylum in the united kingdom where he's been living since two thousand and three and it is therefore britain that will have to grant his extradition to russia in order to face trial and britain of course has refused to do that ever since that pryor was granted political asylum seven years ago and a despite the fact that he is wanted by interpol by russia he's been found guilty of a number of charges here in russia britain says that according to its standards

indeed, the authors of several of these books used exactly those words to describe the problem -- they ran out of time at the end. well, this president, i believe, will succeed. but as he said yesterday, neither success nor failure is predetermined or guaranteed, but it isn't going to be because time ran out at the end. so that's a vast difference. i have a high opinion of the men and women who served in these tasks in the past. i know most of them personally, and i do not think you can attribute inability to achieve a result to their individual or collective failures. they are the product of the difficulty and what many regard as the intractability of the problems and issues. but we believe that there are dynamic changes that occur. there are the more obvious difficulties that lie ahead for both sides if they do not reach agreement that may be even more obvious than they were five or eight or 12 years ago. you have to remember that these leaders must weigh two things. they must weigh the difficulties they face in getting agreement and they must weigh the difficulties they will face if

author of several books. gentlemen, thank you so much for joining us.ark, is there a tendency in the black community to elevate church leaders to the level of superstars? >> oh, absolutely. we've seen that since the very beginning of black people's journey here in america. for a long time preachers are one of the few people who access to education, one of the few people who could exercise true leadership. not just black religious life, but black cultural and political life. before we had presidents and senators, we had celebrity preachers. we continue to sort of raise them up now. >> shane lee, is that necessarily a bad thing? >> it depends. it can be good, because i think competition and having people, ministers learn from each other and prove their messages and ministries, technologies, the ways of meeting the needs and tastes of people, i think that's a good thing. but when you build the spiritual empire, it creates new pragmatic realities that you have to deal with, and that means generating large sums of money, causing to take short cuts, or causin

use authorization and the overall entitlement window of the project. looking holistic play at the. that was submitted in 2001 with the application, it took several years to go to the planning commission. that was 2005. several years to get the variance decision approved. the following year, the notice of special restriction was recorded, 2008. that could have been recorded any time after the variance was granted in february, 2007. it seems it could have been recorded sooner, but it was not. it was recorded in early 2008, when the department approved the project. the department has worked with the project sponsor this whole time through. it is not as if they got their conditional use authorization back in 2005, never submitted a building permit, never did any work with the department, never tried to obtain authorization, just came in one day four years later and said here is the building permit. that is not what happened in this case. i think this is a unique circumstance because of the fact there has been an extensive amount of time devoted between all the parties to come to a resolution on the project, and that is where we are. for those reason

the legislation before us extends the authorization of several important small business administrationprograms which are key to supporting businesses across the country. able to get a loan, secure a contract, and receive expert technical assistance. the f.d.a. is unique in that many of its programs work through resource partners. these partners include training centers and community banks, essential to the delivery of the agency's services, to the small business community. through this public private network, entrepreneurs are able to gain access with the knowledge that they stand behind the tools and services. this combination is a powerful one for small businesses and the reason why we need to extend the agency. in the house we have passed 14 bills since the beginning of the 111th congress. however, because we have not considered work on these matters with the senate, we must extend the s.b.a.'s program. this legislation will make certain that the s.b.a. keeps operating. we cannot afford the services so lapse just as our recovery is getting off the ground. i urge my colleagues to vot

volunteers were searching the area for several hours and were not able to find her but claudine wong now tells us authorities have now found her. she will have all the details coming up at 6:30. >>> also the chp wants to knowy a teenage girl jumped out of a moving car on a freeway. investigators think she may have jumped out after an argument with her boyfriend. the girl was treated for minor injuries then released to her parents. her boyfriend is in jail this morning, he is facing charges of resisting arrest. >> some homeless people say a mcdonalds is trying to get rid of them by eliminating its dollar menu. jade hernandez joins us now from san francisco with more on the story. >> reporter: good morning. a buck used to go a long way at mcdonalds. it used to get you a god size mcdouble. not anymore. we are live at this mock donald's in the height ashbury neighborhood, the only mcdonalds which has done away with its dollar menu. the sign says no trespassing, no lightering and a 30 minute time limit while consuming food, all rules could curb problems this particular mcdonalds has had with the homeless outside

police believe 39-year-old william uvando used it to beat his girlfriend a 33-year-old. authorities say the man called several people after the alleged beating as he drove around with the body in the front seat. he eventually showed up at a coworker's apartment. the coworker called 911. then the man surrendered and confess, according to police. >>> after calls from politician and the public, pg&e has now posted maps showing the locations of the riskiest gas pipeline in the state. pipe segments get on the list based on four criteria. first, will there or has there been third party construction nearby? is there any pipe corrosion? has there been any land movement near the pipes, such as an earthquake? and finally, the pipe's age, design and what it's made of. the pg&e president christopher johns says these factors constantly affect the list. >> this list is in flux. some items will move up, some will move down the list. >> pg&e says the san bruno section of pipe that exploded was not on the top 100 list. when the utility finds out what caused the explosion, it might have to change the criteria. the maps on the

author of several books. he maintains the blog thebeatatthenation.com. john, tell us what's hapning in wisconsin. actually, now seen as a bellwether, russ feingold really has not been in danger before except when he first ran for senate. >> well, what's going on in wisconsin is what's really going on in most of the upper midwest. that is that while we haven't necessarily hit quite as high unemployment rates as some other parts of the country, the upper midwest has suffered from really severe deindustrializatio we have lost a lot of our best jobs in states like wisconsin, minnesota, illinois, indiana, ohio, michigan. so there's a great deal of discomfort. and that has ricochetted hard against the democrats. there's simply no question that president obama came to milwaukee on monday, labor day, because he thinks that this is really one of the places where the 2010 election cycle will be decided. obama was in milwaukee just two weeks ago. so he's going to make it just a regular stop. the problem or the great challenges, that what people are concerned about is that unemployment rate. and, frankly, th

indeed, the authors of several of these books used exactly those words to describe it -- they ran out of time in the end. this president, i believe, will succeed. as he said yesterday, neither success or failure is predetermined or guaranteed. but it will not be because time ran out at the end. that is a vast difference. i have a high opinion of the men and women who served in these tasks in the past. i know most of them personally. i do not think you can attribute inability to achieve a result to their individual or collective feelings. they are the product of the difficulty and what many regard the impact ability of the problems and issues -- the impractability of the problems and issues. the most obvious difficulties that lie ahead for both sides comes if they do not reach agreements. you have to remember that these leaders must weigh two things. the difficulties they face in getting the agreement and the difficulties they will face if they do not get an agreement. we believe it is a very powerful argument, a few subject these careful and reasoned analysis, the difficulties will be

several days ahead of schedule. authorities say it will be weeks before they're actually ready to use it, but the capsule itself hasecome a new symbol of hope. >>> and it's still unclear if white house chief of staff rahm emanuel will leave his post in the obama administration to run for mayor of chicago. but if he does, he may have to do it without a potentially powerful political ally. illinois democratic senator dick durbin declined to endorse emanuel on cnn's "state of the union" today. >>> and we always love this time, too, because it's the "chatroom" when jacqui jeras and i get a chance to have a little sofa time. talk about the stuff that's off radar, sometimes on radar. hodgepodge. >> a little controversial on a couple of them today. >> beginning with? >> well, this one's not controversial. this one i permanently think is fantastic is nickelodeon, the network, as you know, went dark yesterday for three hours. >> yeah. >> yeah. and they did this because they wanted to promote getting children outside and playing. it was worldwide day of play. >> was it made really clear to people, or would people turn it off

lee is a professor at tulane university and the author of several books examining american religion and culture. gentlemen, thank you so much for joining us there a tendency in the black community to elevate church leaders to the level of superstars? >> absolutely. we've seen that since the very beginning of black people's journey here in america. for a long time preachers are one of the few people who had access to education and could exercise true leadership and for so long the black church has been a center piece of not just black religious life but black cultural and political life. preachers are superstars. before we had presidents and senators we had celebrity preachers and we continue to sort of raise them up now. >> so, shane lee, is that necessarily bad? >> it depends. it can be good because i think competition and having ministers learn from each other and improve their messages, ministries, technologies, their ways of meeting needs and tastes of people, i think that's a good thing. but when you build a spiritual empire it creates new pragmatic realities you have to deal with and that means generating large sums of money and tha

the authors of several books used exactly those words to describe the problem. this president will succeed. as he said yesterday, neither success nor failure is guaranteed, but it will not be because time ran out at the end. i have a high opinion of the men and women who served in these tasks in the past. i know most of them personally. i do not think you can't attribute inability to achieve a result to their individual efficacy. many regard the problems and issues to be intractable. we believe there are dynamic changes that occur. there are the more obvious difficulties that lie ahead for both sides if they don't reach agreements that may be even more obvious than they were 12 years ago. you have to remember that these leaders must evaluate did things -- the difficulties in getting agreement, and the difficulties if they do not. we believe it is a powerful argument that if you subject these to careful, reasoned, rational analysis to conclude that the latter difficulties if they do not get an agreement will be much greater, and have a more profound impact on the

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severely mentally ill individuals. i'm coming back to this committee today with a resolution to authorize the implementation of assisted outpatient treatment in the city and county of san francisco. the resolution will allow us to begin the necessary steps in coordination with city departments and the court to allow for a system outpatient treatment to the most seriously mentally ill who are unable or unwilling to accept treatment. first, i would like to thank supervisor avalos and the budget committee for restoring mental health funding. state law requires counties that implement lauras lot to fully fund a voluntary services. my hope is we can adopt this resolution along with the budget to improve -- or parts of the budget to improve the outcome for mentally ill individuals and reduce costs related to law enforcement and emergency services. the presiding judge of the viscounty stated, implementing laura's law is actually very simple. the benefit to cost ratio is all on the benefit side. the human benefits are huge, both to the consumer and the community. the cost is small and the savings are immense. as i stated at the hearing, we can look at new york where a simple law -- similar law had been fully impleme

indeed, the authors of several of these books used exactly those words to describe it -- they ran out of time in the end. this president, i believe, will succeed. as he said yesrday, neither success failure is predetermined or guaranteed. but it will not be because time ran out at the end. that is a vast difference. i have a highpinion of the men and women who served in these tasks in the past. i know most of them personally. i do not think you can attribute inability to achieve a result to their individual or collective feelings. they are the product of the difficulty and what many regard the impact ability of the problems and issues -- the impractability of the problems and issues. the most obvious difficulties that lie ahe for both sides comes if they do not reach agreements. you have to remember that these leaders must weigh two things. the difficulties they face in getting the agreement and the difficulties they will face if they do not get an agreement. we believe it is a very powerful argument, a few subject these careful and reasoned analysis, the difficultiesill be much great

indeed, the authors of several of these books used exactly those words to describe it -- they ran outof time in the end. this president, i believe, will succeed. as he said yesterday, neither success or failure is predetermined or guaranteed. but it will not be because time ran out at the end. that is a vast difference. i have a high opinion of the men and women who served in these tasks in the past. i know most of them personally. i do not think you can attribute inability to achieve a result to their individual or collective feelings. they are the product of the difficulty and what many regard the impact ability of the problems and issues -- the impractability of the problems and issues. the most obvious difficulties that lie ahead for both sides comes if they do not reach agreements. you have to remember that these leaders must weigh two things. the difficulties they face in getting the agreement and the difficulties they will face if they do not get an agreement. we believe it is a very powerful argument, a few subject these careful and reasoned analysis, the difficulties will be

authority in the years after the september 11 attacks. the report from the justice department also accuses the fbi of misleading congress. it is accused of using terrorism for several activist groups between 2001 and 2006. they idea green peace and peta. >> we want to check in with rob for a look at the morning forecast. it's cool out there. >> it's giant weather with clear skies for the most part. 55 degrees and for the afternoon, a light jacket or long sleeve t-shirt is fine. 73 for a high and the warmest places running into the mid 70s and low sick no, sir san francisco. thanks to a stronger sea breeze, it will feel chilly. today and tomorrow, the coolest days of the week and things make a turn for the hotter. 80s and 90s inland towards saturday and sunday. our state is in a real mess. and i'm not going to give you any phony plans or snappy slogans that don't go anywhere. we have to live withinur. means we have got to take the power from the state capitol and move it down to the local level, closer to the people. and no new taxes, without voter approval. we have got to pull together not as republicans or as democrats but as californians first. at this stage in m

the author of several of these books used those exact words, they ran out of time at the end. well, this president, i believe, will succeed. as he said yesterday, neither success nor failure is predetermine the guaranteed but it will not be because time ran out at the end. that is a vast difference. i have a high opinion of the men and women who serve in these tasks in the past. i know most of them personally. i do not think you can contribute to their individual and years. they have the difficulty and what many regard as the impact ability of the problems and issues. we believe that there are dynamic changes that occur. there are the more obvious difficulties that lie ahead for both sides. that name be even more obvious than they were five, eight, 12 years ago. you have to remember that these leaders must wait two things, the difficulties they face in getting an agreement and the difficulties they will face if they do not get an agreement. we believe it is a very powerful argument that you subject these to careful reason and rational analysis to conclude that if they do not g

authority. court and states. what's the key to that? i think the key to that is what we call federalism, but what is several parts to it. and the europeans now use the word sub sid areaity which captures those parts pretty well and i describe how that explains a lot of leeway we give to the states. court and past courts. court and past courts, it's called the word technically story disease us, that's what you were talking about before. i said judge, you have to remember you're to the going to always accept every past case but stability is important in law. >> rose: you pay your respects in this book to stare disease us-- diseaseus. >> court and past court no court and lower court you tend to think of it as hierarchical, i say don't, think of it as specialized roles. court and the president, where the president's not the administrator, he is protecting the security of the nation. very tough. court, we have human rights here, and hold the president accountable but beware because the president's in charge of security. and so i illustrate that with the case in guantanamo. >> rose: you do, all right so this particular court, does it surprise new term

us understand emotion, decision making, social behavior and even consciousness. he is a professor of neuroscience at the university of southern california and the director of the brain and creativity institute. he's also the author of several books including "descarte era and looking for spinoza." joseph ledoux. in the 1970s he revolutionized his field by showing emotions could be studied in animals. he's a university professor at new york university and director of the emotional brain labs at the nathan klein institute. he's also the author of the books "the emotional brain" and synaptic self." kerry ressler. he studies the genetics and neurobiology of post-traumatic stress disorder focusing on the interaction between genes and environment. he is a professor at emory university. david anderson. he studies the neural circuits that control fear and anxiety. he is a professor of neuroscience at cal tech and a howard hughes medical investigator. and once again, my co-host is dr. eric kandel. as you know by now, he's a nobel laureate and professor at columbia university and a howard hughes medical investigator. he is, as you know, the mastermind behind this program and once again i'm pleased to have him here at this table to t

several others injured. details ahead. three details of the san bruno explosion are remembered. also, rainfall, fog and an author is here with usoking tips. and to bust some cooking vats and agreed jan wall! >> thank you. and-math. , and with an upbeat relief from the depressing news. >> we need that every weekend don't we? >> we do. and with the weekend, some unusual artists, one coming in about an art gallery. and we are quick to talk about my friend, and also she is also an amazing parartist, and the san francisco opera, aida and also, a new for from my bed and fleck. >> and jacqueline? where have the latest forecast as we take a live look up at the mt. tam. >> . pours through, yesterday. it really broke up several of we have is second band of rain tonight and into tomorrow morning we will see a little bit of rainfall as this goes through. a look at a glance today, with dense fog and drizzle close to the coast what will continue. it's just like it did, yesterday and with all of that mist and along that coast. with more moisture streaming into the bay area as this approaches. perhaps a bit muddy this afternoon and by 3:00 p.m

us. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers on the c-class. >>> all right, closing in, close to 8:30. we have ourselves heavy rain, severeternoon. watch extends through tonight. high wind advisory. we've also got a potential tornado here. kent county under a tornado warning until 8:45. roughly another 15, 20 minutes. passing near rock hall, up to the north about 40 miles per hour. this general cluster may have spin with it. there are embedded, really heavy bands of rainfall we'll continue to watch through this morning. you can see another string of heavy rain toward the thwart of the bay. eastern baltimore county. we'll watch that throughout the morning. watch the moisture extend to the deep south. whole day event we'll continue to deal with. temperatures pushing to about 75. there's that threat, again, already two to three inches of rain, we could max out five to six inches of rain. here's kim brown. >> you'll find it to be a slow ride coming through baltimore city, 95 southbound, jammed from caton avenue past the beltway. as we look at our cameras, we still do have pretty decent volume on the west side. most of the vol

several things. unfortunately as the secretary mentioned, the health reform legislation, the affordable care act, does give us very strong new authorities to move in that direction, and those authorities will help us keep people from enrolling in the first place as providers when they are not legitimate providers and should not be in the program and they're just dam artists who want to get into the program and start billing. if it will give us the authority to stop payment before we make them. medicare has a long history of wanting to pay claims on a timely basis. when there is a credible allegation of fraud, we will have the authority to withhold payment. and then we want to revisit people in the system, check on over time and ths make sure they are still up to snuff. one of the things i want to touch upon that the secretary mentioned this morning is how we are moving in the direction of using new, advanced technology. the idea that we're in the 21st century, we have lots of tools that our disposal. we should be using them effectively and properly. we are right now conducting a number of pilots to use technologies, analytic systems, th

use them on the national security council staff as special assistant to the president and senior director for strategic planning and southwest asia. ashley is the author of several books. the work with the indian express as a defense correspondent. i can to know how many came to the united states. he then stayed on to teach at the university of illinois. he joined me at brookings as a colleague and went on to teach at george washington university. he's now on the faculty of the university of maryland. he had the political science program at the university of shady grove. since we have began, there have been many changes in procurement policy but nothing significant has changed. the book tries not to be too technical about this for about the rearmament policy. i will not try to describe the book, but we have but three new discoveries. this has intensified the significance. india has, for the first time, the money to build and buy. will it? i think it is a central question of our book. we're skeptical because of two reasons. his rise has been welcomed in asia by everyone except pakistan. also, the defense acquisition process in india is amazing the convoluted. i t

authorization bill. the bill before us today represents the results of the senate's efforts. the house science and technology committee marked up its version in late july and we have spent the last several months in discussions with the senate to come up with a compromise language that would incorporate the best of both bills. last week i released a bipartisan compromise language that refleblingts those discusses -- discussions as well as constructive input from colleagues here in the house. i have a number of concerns about the senate bill which i have innumerated. it has now, though, become clear that there is not time remaining to pass the bill incorporating the compromised language through the house and senate before the start of election recess. . c1 for the sake of providing a degree of certainty, stability and clarity to the nasa work force and the larger space community, i felt it was better to consider a flawed bill than no bill at all. thus, despite its flaws i will vote to suspend the rules and pass the senate bill. i see today's floor consideration to be only one more step in crafting a substantial, affordable and productive future path for nasa. to that end, i plan to conti