i know that the state did allow us to include pier 27 to the infrastructure financing district, and you can use past instruments to help us with the america's cup village in with the cruise terminal. is that the case? are any of those dollars going to phase one, the america's cup village? >> actually, due to the timing of setting up the district, those dollars will not flow until after this initial phase of construction potentially, if approved, they will be used to reimburse some of those costs. supervisor kim: to potentially reverse some of those costs. with that qualified as a public project then? >> i think that is a legal question that i probably cannot answer. supervisor kim: i know that if this is a public project, my understanding is that the local hire ordinance would encompass that particular project. not sure if it would just cover pier 27 or the entire americas cup. >> thank you. i am from the city attorney's office. the determination of whether a project is covered or not by the local hire is made by whether or not the city contract requires -- all of our contracts, a construction contracts, to incorporate local hire in a stepp

with a code of america. we are announcing today -- by the way, code of america will be moving into larger offices at ninth and mission in the next few months, and be right with us, both physically, and this innovative strategic partnership that i want to announce today, to really bring in code of america in a strategic way. the second announcement i want to make is, i cannot do this myself. in fact, i am still trying to figure out how to do better with tweeting the things i want to get done. the conversation that i have had with ron conaway and companies that have registered a tremendous interest, working with john walton and are part of technology. we think it is absolutely necessary to register our interests in innovation by declaring the chief innovation officer for the city. perhaps the first in america, certainly in san francisco. i have tapped the talent jane to my right, who has been working in the department of technology. he has been the leader in open data government efforts in our city. i would like him to now come into the mayor's office and be the point person for us to declare that we want that innovation in the heart of the mayor's office and hel

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with us. you've got to learn how to get along with us. and america's the place where we're learning how to get along. >> one last question. >> we didn't answer your question. we're not answering your question. >> i'd like to respond to margaret smith's question. >> let the theologian have a shot at it. >> what i'd like to say is that a healthy democratic culture is one in which people listen to each other's stories and bear those stories in mind when they go to the polling booth. and we welcome different people into it. we welcome into our minds. i have much admiration for the reply -- the acting head of the national african congress of south africa, when his generals came to him in the 1980s and said we have a capacity with our dynamite to blow up the monument. he said in reply to that, we must not do that because that monument is precious to the memories of the africanas who put that monument up there. and one of these days we are going to have to live with those people and we should not damage that monument. to me that's good democracy. >> -- the questi

the associated press thousands were under surveillance with no evidence or even allegations of criminal behavior we have to keep this country safe this is a dangerous place many of the us hear that with america's escalating definition of suspicious activity the governments expanding powers remain the biggest threat to the people security. artsy new york. this is r t coming to live from moscow and coming up in the next few minutes eighteen controversy. do you want to be to the equal india doesn't want to be treated any more as of the future being towed by mother how to do things in a fancy manning the ins and angers most britons but london's aids to new delhi keeps flowing anyway find out why shortly on our team. now take a look at some other stories from around the world police in full riot gear have removed occupy london tans outside st paul's cathedral this came after the high court gave the green light to clear the protest site the addiction was reported this peaceful demonstrators inspired by the global occupy movement have been camped outside the iconic london landmark since october. every mo control device has exploded at a mass rally in northwest pakistan killing seven and injuring doze

the associated press thousands were under surveillance with no evidence or even allegations of criminal behavior we have to keep this country safe this is a dangerous place many in the us hear that with america'sescalating definition of suspicious activity the government's expanding how it's remained the biggest threat to people security we're not artsy we're. watching nazi law from moscow still to come in just a few minutes here aiding controversy. and you want to be treated equally india doesn't want you to do any more as a little child being told by mother how to do things it offends many indians and angers most britons but london's an eight it's a new delhi keeps flowing anyway find out why that's shortly here on our. let's get to some other international headlines for you in brief with the r.t. world off date police in full riot gear have removed the occupy london tents outside some poles cathedral this came after the high court gave the green light to clear the protest site twenty arrests were made some protesters tried to block officers from dismantling the camp demonstrators inspired by the global occupy movement being camped outside the iconic london landmark since october. the men ha

the balance of power? >> with asia, right. >> the title of the book is "strategic vision, close " what a critique -- terrific book it is. dr., come back with us on the other side. "this is america." >> "this is america," is made possible by the national education association, the nation's largest advocate for children and public education. the american federation of teachers, a union of professionals. the singapore tourism board, there is something for everyone. singapore airlines, a great way to fly. forging a higher global standard. the ctc foundation, a echo communications -- afo communications, and the rotondaro family trust. >> it is a big mess, as opposed to a big other. >> slavic, or fanatic? >> i am not very good with my languages. i welcome the help from you. the middle east is in turmoil. at one point, you say that the european union is irrelevant. and that america is in some kind of decline. that is a fairly bleak picture. and we do not pay much attention to south america and latin america, when we look at the world. >> 67 years ago, who was dominating in the middle east? the british and french. they left, or were pushed out, after world war ii. who replaced them? we

the associated press thousands were under surveillance with no evidence or even allegations of criminal behavior we have to keep this country safe this is a dangerous place many of the us hear that with america's escalating definition of suspicious activity the government's expanding powers remain the biggest threat to the people security were not artsy new york. and washington to live from moscow coming up in the next few minutes ating controversy. india wants to be to the people of india doesn't want to repeat it anymore as a little child being told by a mother how to do things it offends many indians and anger as most britons but london's a to new delhi keeps flowing at a way find out why shortly on our t.v. . look at some other stories from around the world are and man have opened fire on a passenger bus in northern pakistan killing eighteen people and wounding several others the ambush happened in amount in his village in district it was not clear what the motive for the attack was but in the past shiite muslims were frequently targeted by sunni militants in the area. an explosion at a chemical factory in northeastern china has left nine people dead and over forty injured the blast fled n

the country, protesters armed with stones and wooden sticks tried to storm military bases. in kabul, police dispersed the crowd with gunfire. the protests erupted when copies of the koran, used by prisoners at america's largest base in afghanistan, were accidentally burnt, along with ordinary garbage, on monday. any desecration of the book is a terrible insult to muslims. today in his letter to afghanistan president hamid karzai, president obama expressed his deep regret and promised a full investigation. karzai urged protesters to stop the violence, but he also demanded a public trial for those responsible. the taliban had been quick to exploit the incident by calling on afghans to rise up and kill westerners, saying those who do will be heroes. the main worry now is tomorrow. the holiest day in the muslim week, and when large crowds gather in mosques all across the country. the tone the religious leaders take during friday prayers will determine if these protests can be contained or if they'll only get worse. mandy clark, cbs news, kabul. >> pelley: seven u.s. marines serving here in this country were killed last night when two helicopters collided during night time training. the wreckage fell into

and preventing european politics from interfering with the united states and you have the english not -- english wanting to have friendship with us, america for the first time in its history doesn't have to be bothered with european politics. it can face west which it did. , and the united states then grew, as you know, into the great continue innocental country we became -- continental country we became. and all during that time, this occurred from 1815 until 1850, okay? that was the high water mark, really the 1840s are the high water mark of manifest destiny. just think how many times the united states and england could have fought during that time. over and over again, there were so many issues there. they did not. they allowed the united states to expand. so the war of 1812 was huge in both of those things that you mention. it's a very good question. long-winded answers, right? used to be a professor. [laughter] yeah. >> you mentioned the impact of the war on domestic politics and geopolitical, um, events that transpired afterwards such as monroe doctrine and so on. to what extent, if any, did the way the war was fought have an impac

with tom brady. the reason for this, and this really is a good analogy, two teams have different goals. we don't have shared goals with the democrats, folks. >> america 2012. if any of us needed further proof of the us versus them mentality in washington, d.c., they played political football to use senator demint's metaphor, and we pay the price. whether it's the absurd mortgage settlement the president put forth today or the rhetoric from both parties. the truth of the matter is, it will only be a united america that will be able to achieve the level of reform and investment necessary to generate the 30 million jobs that we need, let alone have the debate america deserves. that is why we're on this tour. and that's why susan del percent owe and karen finney and jimmy williams joins us. have they started calling it the belly of the beast? >> not yet. but i'm going to tell those guys. >> tell them ratigan says you have to change the name. >> you guys. >> obviously, if we do not find some basic set of principles to work as a group of people to drive investment in this country and drive lelectoral reform to measure the electoral districts, we will not be able to reform ou

the cbs television news guest. with us is one of the most distinguished ladies in america live. mrs. roosevelt. >> i had dinner with man and haze wife in spokane, washington. quite sincerely asked us two questions, do these foreigners hate us as much as they seem to and are they ever going to be grateful for the things that we do for them? now you've just come back from one of your latest trips in the far parts of the world, could you answer those questions? >> i would not say that foreigners hateded us. i would say that many of them were a little suspicious everything they wanted to do, they had to ask us for our help or some of it would come from the united nations and they liked that better because they were members and they felt they got it by right and there was no one individual nation that they had to depend on. but i would say that it's awful hard to be grateful for something which you felt you would like to be able to do without asking anyone. >> well, mrs. roosevelt, we heard a lot about criticism of american policy and what we have done or tried to do. is this something new

death i would say let the syrians sort this thing ourselves and do not interfere with us the more you interfere with us the longer this drags on and the more bloodshed you see america from the syrian social club talking to us from london thanking. thank you very much . while international pressure on syria grows in force it's over for libya as the country marks a year since the revolt against the gadhafi regime celebrations are tainted by ongoing gunfire on the streets and claims of torture. also harsh rhetoric from the israeli government towards iran fails to convince many in israel that isn't the main front. greece is edging closer to its second bailout despite euro zone leaders demanding greater supervision of athens as finance has great officials have already signed off on the creditors earlier conditions which include major budget and job cuts the move solve violent protests on the streets of athens but some at the top in europe doubt the drastic measures can be implemented if greece doesn't get the one hundred thirty billion euro rescue package it will go bust in march when its next debt payments are due looking at greece's downward spiral some e.u. countries

over the past decade you might be surprised how much they're being used closer to home and the number of americans using meth as skyrocketing as yours what might corporate america have to do with this startling revelation. in the best of the rest of the news we return to the citizens united front as we've been keeping tabs on last week the supreme court suspended the decision by the montana state supreme court regarding citizens united basically montana ruled that the citizens united decision did not apply to that state because there was one hundred year old law on the books that prevented corporate spending in state elections but the u.s. supreme court said now sorry montana you have to let the corporations spend unlimited amounts of money in your life just like we've dumped on the rest of the country however the montana case highlight an important issue namely to citizens united being revisited by the high court and that issue is whether or not corporate spending in elections gives rise to corruption and charge the justice kennedy in the four other justices on the supreme court ruled in favor of citizens united disagreed with justice ruth bader ginsburg is now weighing in to

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with the bad guys. he's on the other side. he hates america, he's bringing us down. can they switch to that and say, oh, he's a fine fellow with a good family, just disdist agrees with us. >> it's going to be interesting come the presidential debates what happens when they rerun some of the clips from these primary debates because it's going to be hard to come back from that. but i'm not sure these guys really hate obama. i just think that the more extreme the primary gets, the more difficult it gets, the more unreal the debates become. because they're having to shift so far right in order to try and scrabble over primary voters. >> but democratic -- chris: democrats will certainly keep these tapes. >> of course they will and the white house will try to use this as well. but when dan talks about the pivot, i think we might already be starting to see the pivot or at the very least some worry among the republicans about going too far to the right and about overreach. you see what happens this past week in virginia with the virginia legislature and with that legislation

the regime with some calls from washington to arm the opposition parties are more important i reports the regions are already flooded with weapons coming in from the us. at the united nations security council america holds one permanent seat but when it comes to weapons the world's largest arms exporter is often seen as sitting on two chairs they say there isn't an international embargo on arms preventing them from doing that that is a fact but that doesn't change the immorality of supplying a dictatorial regime that is killing its people in massive numbers every day and we are are deeply concerned about that as u.s. officials continue publicly scolding countries over relations with syria critics say the accusations are being thrown from a tremendous glasshouse the us is a hugely difficult in this regard because they've long been the largest arms dealer and most of those weapons that the us sold the store really more than four hundred billion dollars worth of since the one nine hundred sixty s. have gone to the middle east and you can't argue. seriously that it's made that region any more stable in the past few years nearly fifty percent of u.s. weapons exports have been flowing to the middle east

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us with a more than $3 billion hole to fill last year. while these poor decisions of the past left us with a major budget deficit, wisconsin was not alone. nearly every state in america faced a budget deficit in 2011. so what did other states do? well, some like illinois raised taxes. but that only made matters worse. other states used massive layoffs to balance their budgets. we avoided that in wisconsin. some states cut core servicings like medicaid, but in wisconsin, we added some $1.2 billion to medicaid

the show. >>> stay with us for "good morning america," thanks for >>> today a pretrial hearing in the murder case against a virginia la crosse player accused of killing his girlfriend, yardly love. what the university is doing to prepare. >>> it would be nicely to be fairly compensated for it. >> teachers in harvard county a bit happier this morning, the money they're about to receive. reporter: the oven has just started firing up and we're going to give you a preview of all the super bowl pizzas they plan on selling out on sunday. >> she's got the apron on. she's ready to go. >> she'll be here in just a minute. >>> good morning. >> happy friday. you want to know what the weather is for the weekend. we've had such a great stretch. here's meteorologist lynette charles. >> good morning you two. we are dealing with a fan tabulous friday. we will get some sunshine into the afternoon. a bit cooler but temperatures still above normal. then maybe a few showers for the weekend. i'll explain that in detail in just a second. your satellite and radar not picking up on a whole lot this morning. we are u

america. >> the dignity and sanctity is foundational america. >> the creator had endowed us with our rights. >> is this any way to win in november? congresswoman michele bachmann and mitch daniels. >>> plus blood shed in syria, nuclear advancements in iran, the threat to u.s. security with former cia director michael hayden and former ambassador to israel. >>> then, job creation from the man with a plan. starbucks ceo howard shultz. i'm candy crowley and this is state of the union. >>> ron paul almost has a total package a strong consistent mess -- message, enough money, and motivated and surprisingly young support system. what he doesn't have after nine contests is a single win. paul's delegate estimate is the lowest of the four major contenders. looking ahead, paul is shown in third or fourth place. joining us now is a man who is needing a breakthrough. ron paul. congressman, thank you for joining us. i think it's fair to say at this point, you get great crowds, you get the money and yet you don't have a win and it seems almost impossible to envision a presidential nominee that can't win i

us and the end of it and looking for ways to. get to work to harm us i want to beat china i want to go to war with china and make america the most attractive place in the world to do business menacing and vilifying china are typical for political campaigns in america these days like these. don't they gave. us their data to our form to do it and that is how our great empire grows again. it's not too late to stop this nightmare it's on r.g.p. and children story made in china in short that it's a get it get me no sweetie the chinese aren't going to get. there's still a billion of them in their economy is getting there with their fear does it take now to do they're going to be get in there make it. with china being the biggest foreign creditor for the us the economic interdependency between the two is raising red flags in the minds of many americans china can very easily just bankrupt america overnight what we've got to do is just dump dollars and treasuries switch to euros radio the current that's here never work except experts agree china would never do that because beijing is just as interested in preserving the value of their us

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