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these are the things that xwh wh* we talk about the clubs calling and yous worry that it will cost against us, no, i would like to come up here and talk about the good things as well as the bad things to give you a full view what is going on at least in our district. >> this is on december first. and the dj there, i guess was some sort of one of their events that the dj had a loaded weapon. and i think that it is for his own protection and ended up being arrested. he put his jacket with everybody else's jacket and someone else picked it up and found a gun and they called the police and the dj was arrested. >> questions or comments? >> no questions. all right, and that is it. any public comment? >> welcome. >> good evening, everyone. i just wanted to stop by tonight and i am captain mike red man at southern station and i am the new captain and so i look forward to working with everybody in the next couple of years. officer chan has been working on an issue that we will discuss later but just some of the things that we appreciate your help in working with inspector vancall on the issues thro

and in 1972 - for anyone whs a daughter who loves sports: it was richard nixon who si into law "title nine." marking today's anniversarye historian called him: america's last great libera america's debate over gun control has landed in the b >> marking today's anniversary, one historian called him america's last great liberal. >>> america's debate over gun control has landed here in the bay area. the president of the task force is holding series of public forums across the 5th district. he is already recommending a ban on assault weapons and limit th purchase of certain magazines. -- limiting the purchase of certain magazines. >>> those proposals will land on the desk of president obama. >> reporter: the president wants congress to reinstate the assault weapons ban that expired in 2004 and extend criminal and mental health background checks to firearm seams at gun shows and through -- sales at gun shows and through private dealers. biden has agreed to hearing from all sides including the nra tomorrow. >> we're here today to do as the problem requires our immediate, urgent action, and

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one is willing to stick their neck out and say when the airport might open or even to say when say whs going to open. i think these repeated delays have taught everyone that it is unwise to make predictions. as for further political fallout, some are calling for berlin's mayor to resign. equally, questions could be asked of the federal transport minister, who is also being close asch who has also been closely involved in planning this new airport -- who has also been closely involved in planning this new airport. accusations are the only thing flying so far. >> thanks so much. that's cross over to the u.s. -- let's cross over to the you tha u.s. u.s. chuck hagel has been nominated as the secretary of the defense -- as secretary of defense. he has been criticized for opposing israel -- opposing strong action against iran. obama has also nominated john brennan to head the central intelligence agency. we cross over now live to washington. what more can you tell us about obama's pics? -- picks? >> john brennan is truly an insider. he has 25 years of counterintelligence experience. he has b

them and they i ask you a short qution to begin wh? >> we do not have much time. >> yes, we do. >> i pay my taxes, and i demand the right to express myself so people can hear what i have to say. >> of course. but we have invited you here for a discussion. >> you want an argument. >> the founder of an international car supplier demands respect for the jobs he has created any money he has generously donated, but he does not care to mention his many failed enterprises, the austrian subsidies he has received, or the fact that he pays a good portion of his tax abroad. he pushed for a training program for future ministers and a refuge for those who have been booted out. experts do not think much of his current manifesto. one policy is to introduce national bureaus with differ exchange rates depending on the financial situation of the respective countries. >> he wants a flat tax, what he calls aair tax. he wants to tighten the law for asylum seekers. there are a lot of issues that he stole from the 1990's. >> the similarities to not end with

for measuresked wh protecting our nationals working on the front lines overseas. >> media reports in japan have quoted local witnesses as saying japanese nationals were specifically targeted. some were struck with bombs. there is no confirmation of that, but it poses a question. the security setup in place, it poses questions about that. the algerian government forces were stationed relatively nearby. with the increased threat from armed groups, that position might need to be reviewed. >> north korea is threatening south korea with physical auction if it does not stop supporting you in sanctions. the u.n. imposed sanctions on north korea after it launched the satellite in december. they say they will conduct a nuclear test and launch rockets. >> if the group of traders takes a direct part in the u.s. sanctions, we will take strong countermeasures against it. >> four north koreans who defected have appeared on state television. it is not clear why they returned to the north. >> the latest group of north korean defectors have come back willingly from south korea to the homeland. there

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. >> rick, isn't this really wh the president's intention was to go to a single payer system? >> frankly i wish it were, but i don't think it was. >> hold on a second. he did say that at one point. i believe we have the tape of him saying that in 2003. let's roll the tape. >> i happen to be a proponent of the universal health care plan. >> there he said it. i am in favor of a single payer universal health care plan. >> what is relevant was in 2003 he was in fact in favor of it. to tell you the truth i think secretly the president is in favor of it. sadly it is no where near where we got in the affordable care act. >> we are moving toward it. that's the point of the congressman. >> first of all what the congressman has propose said not full blown national health care. it will compete on the changes with the private insurance companies. that's number one. number two it is never going to happen. we should all recognize because she is the only one who is proposing. and number three, if in fact it could happen, the truth is it would save a hundred billion over 10 years because it w

. >> adam, wh-- (laughter) >> i'm going to try to explain. part of this they think there's bad report ong this because the reporters don't know what's in the law and they want to give them the straight skinny right from the folks who wrote it. what do you make of that? >> normally, on journalistic issues charlie and i are in lockstep. i disagree with you, if you're a reporter covering the intricacies of this extremely complicated legislion and regulation, you have nothing to lose by going to a forum hosted by advocates. >> how about getting brain washed. >> brain washed? >> adam with all duerespects. >> let me finish my point. >> neil: let adam finish the point, go ahead. >> you go into the room, you know the people are advocates for it and they're for it it and explain why it's a good thing. >> can you imagine george bush-- >> and you learn. >> can you imagine george bush having a symposium, why it's-- on how to cover the iraq war or something? this is so-- >>, but the administration did try it clarify that all the evidence it had at the tim

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that's wh we are a the violence that we see on our streets, the violence that we see in the mass killingss a reflection of a lack of civility all the way around in our country. one of the things that i know a number of faith leaders are doing and we saw it in "the washington post" this past thursday is calling on a more civil tone of political discourse because there's violence in words and the ways in which candidates attacked each other during the campaign and the ways in which the partisan divide is beg reflected in vehement speech and violent speech towards one another. so it seems to me that there's an opportunity for people of faith to deal with violence at a variety of levels, from mass killings to street violence to the way we talk to each other and our leaders need to model that. that's one thing that i think our president has been very good at. >> john? >> you know one of the hopeful signs that i saw coming out of the last election was an increased attention to problem of immigration reform on both sides i think the role that the hispanic and latino community played in the elect

and it wasn't until one of her friend wh asked her t nurse asked her about the treatment that she was receiving that she came up, she came clean. >>reporter: san jose police plan to the file charges against the mom for filing a false report. it's a misdemeanor pirnable up to 6 months in jail and 1,000 dollar fine. live in san joseabc 7, a7 news. >>> all right thank you very much. >> tonight the bay area has its first reported death from this year flu outbreak. victim was 98-year-old woman from santa clara county now health officials are not identifying her beyond that but say she suffered from other chronic conditions as well. state wide officials say at least 4 other people have died te of the flu so far this year and with the flu expected to strike here in the bay area with the same ferocity it has in other parts of the country people take precaution. doctors and pharmacy are seeing a rush on the vaccine. allen is live at safe washington way in rock ridge where they are stocking up, right. >> that's right dan. safeway said today it's chipping 200,000 more doses of the flu vaccine to

wh we come back the -- when we come back, look at that big guy. was the -- was he the face or who is the face of the [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the dangers... of secondhand smoke... and some of them can't do anything about it. ♪ [ continues ] [ gasping ] chris: welcome back. this is going to be fun. here's this week's cover of "time" magazine new jersey governor chris christie is on the cover. the big question for us this week, who is the face of the republican party right now, january, 2013, howard fineman? >> well, it's obviously the beleaguered john boehner. the person that should be in the next generation is george p. bush, spanish speaking, hispanic -- son of jeb. >> it should be marco rubio. chris: so marco rubio the face of the republican party? >> they would be wise to make him the face of the republican party. but lately the republican that i think has been the most -- the face of the opp

wh-what's he doing? ed? ed: seconds away. michelle?!! michelle: james? (michelle gasps, scared) mom... (sirens wail in the distance) we carry machine guns; nine millimeters, cornershots. and we are trained to fire those guns... (gunshots pop) and then we are trained not to fire them. now, this job isn't about firing guns, this job is about getting into the subject's head. (low murmur of raf's voice) ed: it's about listening to what they have to say. raf: i'm gonna holster my gun... ed: you gotta connect... respect and protect. keep the peace. that's right. okay. (claps) you guys, who here has thought about being a cop? good. good, good. my son, clark, he's got other plans; i can respect that. anybody else? (gunshots pop) now, in my case, my dad was a cop, my brother's a cop, and i started out walking the beat. and it was actually this guy's dad who convinced me to join this new unit - the sru. wasn't easy - not for any of us. hundreds apply, few make it in. first you take a psych test, multiple choice - what kind of cop are you? what kind of human being?

some credit that big jump to short-covering, wh aer trara has sold the stock shor expecting it to drop in price, instead they have to buy the stock to close their position, adding to a rally. a move over $133 would take netflix to a new 52 week high. from new businesses, to old industries. railroad giant c.s.x. saw its earnings drop from a year ago as shipments of coal declines. but its profits were just enough to beat wall street estimates. shares were up 4.2% to their highest price since september. a frozen pizza recall had traders and investors selling shares of organic-food maker annie's. the company is worried fragments of metal mesh could be in some of its rising crust frozen pizzas. aaiie s'sd it has not any fragments nor received any complaints. still, the news hit the stock s sending it down 4.9% on heavy volume. the company came public just nine months ago at $19 per share. it closed at $36.59 after today's selli.ng four of the five most actively traded exchange traded products were lower with only the s&p 500 tracking fund up a fraction. and that's tonight's "market focus."

first, major garrett at the wh white house with more about theaddr address and the four years ahead. reporter: scott, president obama knows the debate over deficit reduction and entitlement programs like medicare, medicaid and social security is straight ahead.mr. obama mr. obama used today's speech to tell skeptical republicans that these three pillars of the great society must remain. >> we, the people, still believe that every citizen deserves a basic measure of security and dignity. we must make the hard choices toh care reduce the cost of health care an and the size of our deficit. (applause) but we reject the belief that america must choose the belief between caring about the generation that built this country and the investment inture. its future. >> reporter: for the first time, the push for gay rights was equated with earlier struggles with women's rights and civil rights. >> our journey isn't complete until our gay brothers andor t sisters are treated like anyone else under the law. (applause) righ for if we are truly created equal than surely the love we commit to one anot

. >> most pele aren't thinki alo theinesf wh i leave my money in cash its actually an investment decision they think they are out of the market, but they're not out of the market because they're not out of the economy. >> reporter: many investors, follow the rule of diversification by age, for example, a 40-year old should have 40% in bonds and 60% in equities. but sonn points out, following that strategy in this easy money environment, you'd have missed out on the rally. as for sargent, who meets with sonn and her team quarterly, he's cautiously optimistic about 201 > yostopou look yo evaluate. you decide what options there are and you go with the ones that you feel more comfortable with. >> apple may shoot through the roof but that's not what were aiming for. what we're really aiming for is that you don't go down with a sinking ship. >> reporter: or, as lord grantham discovered, putting every chip on black, could easily leave you deep in the red. ruben ramirez, "n.b.r.," new york. >> susie: something new today for goldman sachs. the firm's asset management unit started disclosing "daily

we think the company did very well over the holiday shopping season, and we'll pro that out wh they report results. and not just the fundamentals being solid and not just the evaluation being very attractive, but $$122 billion in cash and investments. we expect more dividends, and more buybacks from apple, helping the shareholder. >> susie: very interesting points. scott, do you have any disclosures about apple or any other, facebook, that we discussed? >> suffice it to say that we're not allowed at s&p capital town any of t ockshat weover, nor can anyone in our households. >> susie: fair enough. scott kessler at s&p capital and i.q. >> tom, some interesting news from the walmart c.e.o. today. he said that walmart will hire every veteran who wants a job, who has come off the active duty over the last 12 months. he said walmart will hire more than 100,000 vets over the next five years, as long as they have an honorable discharge. and the effort officially begins on memorial day, may 27th. >> tom: it is a heck of a promise and pledge, and comes at an interesting time for american's vets, as

here's what it will hook like wh look like when it's done. the theme is to bring the outdoors in. >> we are trying to be at the forefront of showing you can have fancy and wonderful and black-tie-worthy events that are environmentally forward thinking and take into account leaving as little of a footprint as we can. >> reporter: all the stars of "les miserables" will be here. the celebrities will sign a map that will be auctioned off and the money will pay for teachers on travel around the world and bring back valuable lessons for their students. at poolside, billy is planning his 15th golden globes post part for hbo. a multilevel lounge is built over a pool next to a 130-foot wall covered with black sequinned draperies which he says he got his inspiration from the walkways of the copacabana in rio. >> i was looking for wild patterns and that's where i got inspired from it. so these will be used everywhere from table linens, walls, furniture. >> reporter: and then there's the warner brothers "instyle" after-party features walls made of godiva

genuine threats that we're facing and we're not managing it by having a good diplomatirelationship wh heseeople. weare n dealg with it. and we are going to pay. >> brown: danielle pletka and nicholas burns, thank you both very much. >> thank you. >> ifill: now, two stories about the military. the pentagon confirmed today that defense secretary leon panetta has decided to lift the armed services' ban on woman serving in combat. that announcement, which will come tomorrow, could open up thousands of front-line jobs to women and it reverses a 1994 olicy that kept women out of those positions. for more on what would be an historic change, i'm joined by james kitfield of the "national journal." what has been-- has this been in the works for a while, james. >> a couple of years inge within last year, they opened up 14,000 additional jobs. so they've been thinking about this. you know, wars are great levelers. anyone who spent time in iraq or afghanistan knows that women are on the tip of the spear. there are no front lines in these counter-insurgency wars. if you're a logistic battaon that