. >> thanks, vag go. appreciate you taking time out to do. this our focus is the enemy's command and control on the battlefield. anything the enemy uses that uses the electromagnetic spectrum, i want to be able to attack it, go ago geeps his sensors, uav, whatever he has on the battlefield that uses the electromagnetic spectrum. we're developing our system that will attack or defend, depending, against all of those. >> that's right, because that's a big consolidation from the multitude of systems you have to be a much more streamlined system. each one of you guys have different challenges. captain smith, you are dealing with everything from surface ships to subs to everything else. why don't you give us an update. >> our chief has laid out three priorities. warfare first, operate forward and be ready. certainly having assured access to the electromagnetic spectrum and freedom of maneuver in the electromagnetic spectrum is vital, whether we're talking about taking the fight to the enemy, particularly from tactical to strategic we have seen the

vag. >> we are separated? . >> okay, well that concludes mine. >> is there any public comment on the report from the executive director? >> okay. seeing none we will go to item number four, report from the sound technician, vaj? >> thank you, sir. >> commissioners, really briefly, you will see the reports just the lists that obviously the commission has not met for a while but it is longer than normal. and i know that officer methaison is here and so he will give the highlights that happened in central for the last few weeks and i will spend the time talking about new year's eve. so new year's eve this year was interesting in that we did have large crowds on the streets and in parts of the city. yet a lot of the large events and special events at hotels were at half capacity or slightly above half capacity. so which is unique, this is or has not happened in quite a long time to be quite honest. one, particular hotel, generally pulled in around 16 to 1800 people and only pulls in about 800 people. other hotels

oakland will benefit from vag these fellows. there are 26 men and women working only a year.rganization relies on grants that is why they're only paid $35,000. chris worked as a design manager at cisco making a lot more money. >> a bit more than i am now. >> many companies value people who have done community service. so working for so called peace corps for geeks can only help. >> it was my chance to be in oakland. they're not working inside city hall heerk it was my chance to give back to the city that i love. >> and there are two other bay area cities that are involved in this program. cheryl? >> thank you so much. did you know that it is safer internet day? security experts say that now is the time to take a second look at our internet pass words. identity theft tops the list of consumer complaints. cyber criminals going after our personal and financial information. the best way to stop them have different pass words for different sites make them hard to guess. >> think of a phrase. >> first letter of words combine that, add characters now you've got something almost impo

old, when i went to date with destiny december 1 where, you know, i needed to get a little bit of mo vagsse here i am about to retire from the marine corps. >> tony, there are tens of thousands of american service men and women who go through similar trauma. it's been a terrible period for the american military. constantly in combat in various countries. what do you say in that situation? >> it isn't just saying. we've done this with hundreds of wounded warriors and different soldiers. inside every human being, we have trauma. his was extreme trauma. there's a personality in him that was beyond wounded. but inside of everyone, there's a part of you that's whole and strong. that's truly untouched by the experience. so what i had to do is find out -- he was trying to express his feign and i felt that. then i got him to connect to a part of himself that is whole. this part you can see on camera, we gave it a name. the name was tigger. when he changed to that kind of personality, his glasses came off, he was able to see without the headaches. he stopped tremoring. he had been shaking like thi

. >> brad is regulatory director of the bacon ser vags and development commission, the state agency thatotection of san francisco bay. he knows that building the new bridge will only be half the challenge. >> taking the old bay bridge down is practically as big a project as putting the new one up. >> they say it's always easier to tear down than to build up, but that's not necessarily true for the old bridge. environmental restrictions mean that the structure will have to be carefully taken apart in sections in the reverse order that it was originally built. >> they have great documentation about how this old structure was built in the 1930s so they will use the architectural drawings from the 30s. they'll use all of the photographs that they have from the 30s and they'll use that as sort of a road map to undoing what was done 35 yores ago. >> first to be removed will be the can lever section. that's the part that looshgs like a giant erector set. it sits dangerously close toth new bridge and caltran wants that removed as soon as the new roadway opens. they're hoping drivers on the new s

majorette gunned down in a chicago park just weeks after she performed at president obama's inaugust vags celebration. >> i'm very different than i was, obviously, before the incident. >> reporter: miss pendleton is in washington after accepting an invitation from michelle obama to attend the state of the union address that took place tuesday night. but it was not their first meeting. miss obama traveled to chicago to attend hadiya's funeral just a few short days ago. >> let's pause now for a moment of silence to remember the children and educators lost in newtown. to remember those lost in aur a aurora. and virginia tech and columbine. >> reporter: and here at the children's defense fund offices in the district, patty hasler takes a moment of silence to remember all those lost by senseless gun violence. she along with hadiya's mother and 20 volunteers are heading over to capitol hill to deliver teddy bears with a broken heart, urging members to tighten loopholes in gun transactions. >> tell me why in the world would anyone not agree that you should get a background check before you buy a

old, when i went to date with destiny december 1 where, you know, i needed to get a little bit of mo vagsse here i am about to retire from the marine corps. >> tony, there are tens of thousands of american service men and women who go through similar trauma. it's been a terrible period for the american military. constantly in combat in various countries. what do you say in that situation? >> it isn't just saying. we've done this with hundreds of wounded warriors and different soldiers. inside every human being, we have trauma. his was extreme trauma. there's a personality in him that was beyond wounded. but inside of everyone, there's a part of you that's whole and strong. that's truly untouched by the experience. so what i had to do is find out -- he was trying to express his feign and i felt that. then i got him to connect to a part of himself that is whole. this part you can see on camera, we gave it a name. the name was tigger. when he changed to that kind of personality, his glasses came off, he was able to see without the headaches. he stopped tremoring. he had been shaking like thi