But first, rules of the road are they being enforced in San Francisco, one supervisor says no, no. If you drive in the city, chances are youve seen it blatant disregard for traffic signs and signals and no repercussion. San francisco supervisor Rafael Mandelman wants to know why he sent a letter of inquiry to the Police Department after it reported a 97 drop in traffic citations in eight years. A supervisor mendelman joins us live now to talk about this pretty big issue for the city supervisor. Thanks for your time. Sure good to be here. All right. So youve sent this letter to the Police Department to learn the underlying issues. Have they responded to you yet . What have you learned . Yeah. So we and the board of supervisors has been looking at this issue for as long as ive been on the board, probably longer. And it just gets worse and worse every time we look at these stats. It looks like enforcement has gone down further so that, as you pointed out, its down like 97. So we asked bac
Than yesterday. When you step outside, dress for temperatures in the mid40s to mid50s by lunch, all of us in the low 70s and high clouds will roll in this afternoon and we will still be in the lowtomid 70s with records falling. Check out the temperatures at 7 00, above average. Now the next three days include rain. Here is frances. Mike, heads up for drivers on 580, a couple of new accidents just reported so we will take you there, one is westbound at 6 80 but there are the traffic could slow down when direction from the a mass as everyone looks. Westbound 80 at american can corner they trying to clear an accident from the center decide and southbound 101 on the peninsula in palo alto to embarcardero is cleared. An update on the different times because of the accidents on 580 next. Frances, the beyond opening for pharmacy that will not take your money. Our reporter is for us in san jose at a place where every drug is free. All you need a prescription you do not need insurance, you do n
Ship saratoga. September 11, 1814. Battle of plattsburgh in cumberland bay. You know, this is a battle that is lost to American History. It is the first 100th anniversary, it was known by everyone. This was a huge celebration. People knew how important the battle of plattsburgh was. But in the meantime, things have changed. That poem became the national anthem. Baltimore is in the center of a populated area. And people have been taught what took place there and what took place there was very important. But it was a diversion. The real battle was up here. You see, if the british can take plattsburgh, there is no troops between here and washington, d. C. There is no american the cavalry is not coming. The and with plattsburgh gone, they can sweep down the lake, they can go on to lake george, and they can go on to the hudson and split the United States in half. In the meantime, the treaty of gent talks are on. And this is a bargaining chip. If you can take plattsburgh, and you can redraw
Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome under secretary of state, patrick kennedy, former secretaries of state [inaudible] [applause] good afternoon. It is my great pleasure to welcome everyone here today for the groundbreakinger is mopeny for the new United States Diplomacy Center. We are celebrating the start of construction of the center, a state of the art museum and educational resource that will ill straight the department of states 225year history of supporting our Nations National security efforts. As undersecretary of state for management, my office has long supported this project. I also suspect that i was asked to officiate today because i might be the only member of secretary kerrys Leadership Team who has actually worked for every single secretary of state in attendance, beginning with secretary kissinger. [applause] as a Career State Department employee, i have the privilege of representing the multitudes of civil and Foreign Service employees, americans and host nationals,
I have been satisfied with the report ever since. , to is a personal note myself, i feel like i can rely on this personal opinion. I wanted to share that with you all. Thank you very much. [applause] [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] ladies and gentlemen, welcome back. After what i think was an extraordinary first session, and a truncated break, for which i apologize, we will begin the second session with five additional panelists. Our transitional panelist is jay vogelson. He has a foot in both caps. He was staff member on the Warren Commission and is a dallas lawyer. Begin, similar to the first panel, a description of his esperance with the commission. Then i am asking the second panel to do two things. One is that they have collated and organized the questions, but they also come at the questions for members of the Commission Staff, from their own individual areas of expertise. They have their own questio