next we have daniel maroquin. >> hello, how's it going? my name is daniel and i feel i would be a good advocate on the sweet-free advisory group for several reasons. i'm a san francisco district native born and raised and currently living in district 11 in lakeview ingleside. i'm a state student and some of my experience -- i've recently done an internship for the san francisco living wage coalition. and for the sweat-free procurement advisory ordinance as well. unfortunately karl couldn't make it today but working with him led me to create a group at san francisco state university called the students for economic justice, currently at s.f. state. we found out the students aren't being paid the minimum wage because it's a state entity. we're being paid $8. we don't feel it's right. we feel it's a loophole. we feel it's our duty to do something about it. my other co-founder richard has come out to support me today. so i have experience. i'm young, i'm 26, but i'm looking for more experience. i'm also a dual citizen of salvador and america.

danielle? >> i am making a record of my objection to commission procedure on the last declaration. chairperson hur: i was asking for your response to the objections to mr. richard danielle. in response, before mr. keith gets up, to your point, we are trying to provide both parties the opportunity to give their views on the evidence. i think we did that. the objection that was sustained was the one that was put in on the papers, which was the irrelevance. i think you had adequate opportunity to respond to that. we provided you with that opportunity. i am sorry that you feel that way. we will certainly endeavor to provide both parties the opportunity they feel they need. we also are trying to conduct these proceedings in a fair and efficient manner. mr. keith? >> the objection to the declaration of inspector danielle, i will take the objections to the exhibit separately from the objections to the testimony. there were objections to paragraphs 27 through 32 of that testimony. 27 through 31 relate

you guys put daniels in there. we basically are eliminating him this morning. is that rough on our part? >> i think at this point, mcdonell -- mcdonell's stock has fallen the most. he was up in the top spot early on in the process. but the problems he's had with his own state republican party pushing him so far to the right has been -- has limited his options. >> there's been a lot of -- it seems as if the romney campaign allowed word to leak, hey, they could go early. they could pick early. they're trying to make a case. it seems this could be one half feeding the media beast. what are the upsides of going early? >> it's about fund-raising. it's such a starkly different landscape than we were in four years ago these candidates are spending more time raising money, vastly more time raising money. >> essentially you need more principle. >> as someone put it last week, this doubles the number of principals you have to scoop up money. at a time when money is the driving factor in the battleground states and in the ad dawrs, that iswars. >> there is one guy going t

i need to talk to you. >> against her better judgment, teresa met daniel. to her shock, teresa says daniel showed her pictures of the rape that his cousin took while hiding in the bedroom. >> it looked like very compromising pictures. it didn't look like there was a struggle. >> you can traffic your next door neighbor and that is happening to many of our youth. >> assistant u.s. attorney erica mcdonald says as shocking as it may seem to most americans it's not unusual for girls to be trafficked out of their homes. >> people hear trafficking and think it involves transportation. it doesn't. >> over the last two decades she has prosecuted numerous cases where men used every means possible to control teenage girls. >> with each one of these individuals there is something that has made them vulnerable to the trafficker. >> teresa says that daniel's two cousins threatened to show people the pictures. and she had to earn the right to get her pictures back. she had no idea what that meant until she got a call a few days later. >> he said, you know, this is daniel.

across town a man didn't come that way, and daniel knows that man. across town there is a guy named steven wahl. he's been working at the government printing office for all of his career. he's either retired or about to retire. he's lived in washington from the time that it was a haven for black people on to a time when it became completely hostile where they couldn't eat in restaurants, they couldn't stay in hotels, they were driven from government jobs. i can imagine why steven wahl might not have attended the celebration that day, because he had a bitter, bitter experience. he's been driven up out of his job three times by democratic administrations. so daniel, tell us about steven, what he might have been thinking that day, and the path it took it to that moment. >> it's very interesting. when steven wahl was living in georgetown in 1922, he was somebody who resembled less the -- or at least tried to resemble lest the people on the flat form that day, and more like archie bunker. when he was in georgetown, whenever an african-american would move

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>> daniel esdale is also hoping for a bit more freedom. he has five weeks left to serve on his two-year sentence for possession of a firearm. as unlikely as it is, he's still holding out hope that he can serve that time in general population. >> it's still a possibility just like this big. i might. i doubt it. >> esdale is currently back in segregation after refusing to perform his job in the jailhouse infirmary. >> open 4, please. >> but he sees it as one small slipup after four months of what was for him unusually good behavior. today he's meeting with jail officials where he'll learn what's in store for him. >> i'm going get administrative because of my history in the building. they're not going to let me go to pop, because they're thinking as soon as i go to pop, i'll come back in and fight. >> assistant director of classification, cindy is in charge of esdale's hearing. it's not the first time she's seen him. >> how are you doing today? >> fine. >> this is not where i wanted us to be. you know that? right? >> yep. >> what happened? >>

and daniel, i'm really excited to see a young person who's engaged on this issue. we also did receive a letter from paul kramer. and we had a public member speak on this already but we do want to see more young people serving on our committee and so it's great to see someone like you and also to be able to speak spanish is a great asset as well. it's important to have that language diversity capacity on this committee. supervisor campos? supervisor campos: thank you, madam chair. i want to thank both applicants for a willingness to serve the city of fran and i, too, have been very impressed with both applicants. with respect to the application of miss fransiz, i actually think that the work that she has done with fair trade u.s.a. where she led in the development of standards around fair trade and making sure that you have -- that you ensure that you're buying purchases from companies that are not exploiting workers, to me that's the kind of background that you want and not just the recent work there but also with other companies so i think it's precisely the kind

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our guest is daniel baer, deputy assistant secretary of state for democracy, human rights and labor. >> host: well, this week on "the communicators," a look at internet freedom worldwide. the state department recently issued its annual human rights report, and joining us is daniel baer, deputy assistant secretary of state for democracy, human rights and labor. secretary baer, why is internet freedom include inside a human rights report? >> guest: well, i think one of the things that secretary clinton has, um, brought worldwide attention to, um, which was perhaps not actually new when she started, it was already a story that was unfolding, is that, you know, more and more we see that the story of human rights around the world is happening online or through new technologies broadly speaking. when we think about what most of us associate with human rights whether it's, you know, president roosevelt's for freedom speech or the universal declaration of human rights, the exercise of those rights whether it's freedom of expression, freedom of association and assembly, those rights are incre

chairperson hur: danielle, paragraphs 27 to 31. >> i am glad to reconsider that. chairperson hur: any dissenting view? if we could make note of that. i want to talk about exhibits. the reason i want to talk about exhibits, because you may try to use them now. i have not seen any addition to these additional exhibits from the sheriff. join have an understanding that 50, 78, 79, 80, 83 are stipulated? >> right. >> ok, great. there is an objection to the sheriff's case. i tend to agree with the mayor. if you want to cite a case, you can cite it in a brief. i would recommend that sustained the objection to the sheriff additional exhibit. >> i would like to speak to that. i did not jump in when you discuss this. the reason why we believe that situation or the formal dish returning. it is clear from the history of san francisco that the sheriff has willfully defied a court order and not been sanctioned. ada has been elected and served. we think that that is highly relevant and appropriate to the official misconduct in the city of san francisco. >> are there any comments

tonight a conversation with actor jeff daniels. a fictional look at decaffeinated world of cable and is made its debut sunday night on hbo. the show marks his first starring role on a tv series. a conversation with actor jeff daniels coming up right now. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: please welcome jeff daniels back to this program. he is starring in his first regular tv series role in the hbo drama, "the newsroom". some scenes from "the newsroom." >> you are smart, talented guy who is not very nice. >> you want me to like? >> you are terrified you'll lose your audience. you are one pitch away from doing the news in 3-d. >> i need something to sleep. >> why? >> i need to sleep. >> we are not talking about mackenzie. >> can you move your blackberry of the desk? >> i am

i have come today and written a letter of support for daniel that i'd like to submit. supervisor kim: actually, we got the letter already. thank you for submitting it. >> thank you. i just want to say i'm here to support him and i hope you select him. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you very much for being here. >> i'm glad that the young people are getting involved but this is also a lesson to the so-called representatives who are young and we expect them to have standards and accountability as we will be discussing later on in the other agenda. and here you have a young man who can bring in a lot of experience from his native country, but -- where there's a lot of suffering, where there's a lot of discrimination, there's a lot of disparity, and the young man will notice that if he lives in the united states and as the years go by, the 1% and the 99% and how the middle class is eroding and how , for a long time this happened because of outsourcing. how a lot of rich people made millions of dollars on the blood and sweat of people in the third world countries so it's

they start by talking about daniel shorer, one of the president's, and then halderman explains that daniel shorer, the late npr journalist, in those days he was a cbs correspondent, that daniel shorer is on the tax list. [ inaudible ] >> you come down. schorr is on our tax list. >> so the president is actually being told on the 18th of september about a tax list that was prepared and given to the white house on the 14th of september. so you can hear this being described to the president and the president concurring or believing that this is a good idea. and this is something that the u.s. government should do. well, in the house judiciary committee cited this in article 2 of its articles of impeachment and a bipartisan majority actually passed that article of impeachment in july of 1974. here you can -- [ inaudible ] >> so -- and then this is not just an exhibit about how the white house did abuse powers. this is also an exhibit that shows you where people in our government stood up and said no. this is not right. we should not do this. and you can listen to george schultz tell the story o

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that's the way it is at the moment from the news that's now daniels here with the latest business news that the price of oil will collapse daniel if greece does leave the euro that's right the bank of america has just said the price will slide to just sixty dollars a barrel if our friends quits investors say that's increasingly likely as protesters. against. the gross print is currently over one hundred dollars a barrel of doom and gloom for course that just a worsening global recession will follow the so-called create gregg's it crude prices are boosted by the u.s. indications they may pump extra cash into their economies to boost growth on top of that iran signals it will take a hard line in nuclear talks and now russia nurses lawyers burbank and all major roles in the four go under the how more from september the government's announced jacob no from morgan stanley russia told me earlier global investor interest in the assets will be high. these are some of the great companies that are being privatized spared bank and obviously the two largest banks rosneft is the largest oil company

time now to hook up with daniel the reason our business desk daniel china moves to stop the slowdown of this economy we're hearing here for the first time in four years beijing has cut interest rates he hopes the new six point three one percent rate will make people and businesses spend rove and save and kick start growth g.d.p. set to rise just seven percent in the second quarter of this year that's low by chinese standards if the rest of the world could only dream about those and also it is fear public or wrist if it doesn't deliver continued double digit rises in addition the ruling party delayed the implementation of tough capital rules amid concerns they may hurt lending similar problems for russia which is trying to kickstart growth by selling off its biggest companies joins us it's like sperm bank and all major rules enough to go on to the hummer from september the government has just announced jacob no from morgan stanley russia says investor interest is high. these are some of the great companies of russia that are being privatized spare bank and obviously the two largest ba

mitch daniels, good luck as president of perdue. good luck trying to make up for the shortfalls that you imposed on every public university in the state of indiana. maybe this is the way to do it. go to your private koch brother friends and say, i messed up when i was governor of indiana. i need to write a couple of $10 million checks to perdue university so that we can pay our professors and so that we can continue to have indiana students come here without facing hardship. go ahead. go for it. see if you can raise the money in this election year in a tough economy from private donors. the rest of us who know what you did as governor, we are going to be laughing. hail, hail perdue. more of bill press show after this. at the local level, among the ranks of teachers. >> radio meets television, the bill press show. now on current tv. it doesn't mean there are fewer classrooms. it doesn't mean there are fewer schools. what it means is there are bigger class sizes and there are fewer teachers to serve these students and to work with par

daniel yergin a pulitzer prize winning author and economic research the focus being iran's ability to export oil and how it will be affected by looming sanctions that should be appearing on july the first. on the first of july europe will seize importing oil from iran and new u.s. sanctions will also come into place now to talk about how this will affect the energy market i'm now joined by daniel yergin he is the chairman of i chest hair and also author of the quest and pulitzer prize went to daniel it's a big pleasure to have you on the thank you so right now what we're seeing on the energy market is a downward trend although over the years of the economic turmoil two thousand and eight two thousand and nine and the following years we have seen oil prices pretty high what do you make of the downward trend today it's quite remarkable because just three months ago all was almost one hundred thirty dollars a barrel and people said it was going to go to one hundred fifty and now it's been on this downward trend that has in a sense taken people by surprise and i think what it reflects is

let daniel cry, it's fun. we heard the other day it is good for you. >> well, look at this body that we found. underneath -- anything we put on looked great but we really wanted to do a new york city va-va voom. metallic, obviously huge. this is from andrew marc. >> great job, guys. let's bring mary out. >>> up next, great places every kid should see before they turn 15. >> nice job. what if you had up to 28 days of beautiful ? you can have uto 28 days of beautiful, smooth skin, with veet wax strips. veet hair coating technology removes hair as short as 1.5 millimeters... ... and leaves your skin smooth for up to 4 weeks. try getting that with a razor. with veet you'll always be putting your best skin forward. veet. what beauty feels like. also try new veet high precision facial wax for salon-quality smoothness that lasts. i'm here to unleash my inner cowboy. instead i got heartburn. [ horse neighs ] hold up partner. prilosec isn't for fast relief. try alka-seltzer. it kills heartburn fast. yeehaw! >>> it's ti

it was a good show. >> jamie: i agree and it is interesting governor daniels took the approach he did in this case and we saw the recall victory for governor walker. do you think before we wrap, other states will have to take that approach as they teeter on bankruptcy? >> well, that is the point. it isn't a matter of politics, let's go after the unions, it may have that effect but the problem is, this is something i learned this week in preparing for this. state governments owe $1 trillion. $1 trillion to public pension funds and health care obligations. so, you know, at a time when, because of the economy budgets are getting squeezed, they can't keep fire houses open and can't open libraries and owe $1 trillion in these obligations, yes. something has to give. >> jamie: at jackpot you hasomee to balance your budget, chris have a wonderful sunday and sounds like an awesome show. >> thanks. >> jamie: for more of chris's exclusive interview with indiana governor mitch daniels tune into fox news sunday, it airs at 2:00 and 6:00 p.m. right here on fox news. >> eric: we've had those days w

cera also author of the quest and pulitzer prize going to daniel it's a big pleasure to have you on the thank you so right now what we're seeing on the energy market is a downward trend although over the years of the economic turmoil two thousand and eight two thousand and nine and the following years we have seen oil prices pretty high what do you make of the downward trend today it's quite remarkable because just three months ago all was almost one hundred thirty dollars a barrel and people said it was going to go to one hundred fifty and now it's been on this downward trend that has in a sense taken people by surprise and i think what it reflects is there's a reality of supply and demand in the market how it's changed and also what is really quite remarkable a kind of relaxation almost or a calm about these very powerful sanctions that go into place on a rainy an oil because i think right now the kind of sense in the market is that there's alternative supply that will replace the iranian oil this embargo on impulsive from iran is coming in at a very difficult time for europe we've go

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exactly twenty three minutes past the business time with daniel and daniel understand the price of oil has taken a worrying turn just in the last. twenty cents in just a few minutes it's now down two dollars for the day and it's lost a quarter of its value in a matter of weeks everything from pour us they took to growing concerns over the eurozone future all contribute. the fall in demand across the board e.u. leaders are meeting at this moment in rome with reports the germans are coming round to europe on solution something that opposed just this morning or more traders say boring across the eurozone is the best way to bring down costs for greece and trouble spain first sign of a shift came a few hours ago when finance minister wolfgang schauble of germany said euro bonds were on the table for the first time if there was total fiscal union across europe but the problem will learn to look even worse california stockton is expected to file for bankruptcy by the weekend that will make it the biggest city yet to go bust in america decades of overspending and the slump of its housing marke

and this week i'm joined by daniel klaidman, "newsweek" correspondent, author of the new book "to kill or capture: the war on terror and the soul of the obama presidency." dan, it's great to have you. this is such an important book because of the news it breaks, number one, but also it's so revealing about the kind of wartime president barack obama wanted to be and felt he had to be. explain that. >> well, absolutely. and it's sort of a side of barack obama that we don't see very much. these national security issues are generally shrouded in secrecy. so it's really the first time that people get kind of a textured, you know, three-dimensional view of obama. and he's a complex character. you know, he does have this side to him that is very professorial and thoughtful that people generally know about. at the same time he can be extremely decisive and kind of almost brutally clinical about going after what he perceives to be enemies of the united states. >> and this is not -- if president bush took the country to war on a large scale in afghanistan and then iraq, president obama was deter

jack daniels, southern comfort, finlandia vodka, woodford reserve. brown foreman reported on a classic what the heck moment? they ostensibly missed big time. the headlines were hideous. hideous! if you skim "wall street journal," you saw, quote, brown foreman 4q net falls. sales growth slows. doesn't that sound awful? all the wire reports were just as bad. 4q eps sales trail estimates. sell sell sell, right? reuters, sales miss oh, my! holy cow! sell sell sell! and it's true, brown-forman's headlines were disappointing. three cents miss, while the revenues came in light. and the midpoint was seen as below the street's consensus/expectations, hence the headlines. if you only read the headlines, though, you have been very surprised when the stock opened not down, not down a dollar, not down $2 -- up 25 cents. it might have looked like a great opportunity to sell into strength, except then you would have been even more shocked, as brown-forman continued to rally throughout the day, eventually closing up nearly four bucks or 4.6%. the stock was a bargain

i'll tell you more. >>> i'm danielle nottingham in washington. coming up, the fate of a baseball legend is now in the hands of a jury. >> a piece of d.c. history comes to an end after 37 years. i'm anny hong with how a local landmark is closing. >>> a d.c. landmark is about to shut down after 37 years in business. it's chicago pizzaria's location by the end of this month, they will be gone. anny hong is here to tell us exactly why they are shutting down. they say it's not that they aren't selling enough pizzas. >> the big challenge is, one of the owners say it's all because of rising costs and the operation, food, and their high rent. it was a difficult decision for the owners. they had no other choice but to close its flag ship location. >> well, when we started, pizza was a low rent food. this place became a destination dining spot. >> opened the first chicago pizzaria in 1975. since then, the family has been serving pizzas and sandwiches for customers. customers that include celebrities. >> ordered a lot of pizzas for his staff. we also had mi

let's check in with daniel bushell at the business says daniel a giant cable linking the world's emerging powers what's that about supply high speed internet in undeveloped parts of china russia africa and brazil google is in talks to help the thirty four thousand kilometers of fiber optic cable to the united states construction billion dollar project is due to start next year it may be toyed experts say to existing subs the oil pipelines. is in china to sign off a four billion dollars investment fund topping the vast resources of siberia they named the region's forests and farmland as two major opportunities countries plan to double trade turnover in five years they announced now the u.s. service sector unexpectedly grew for last month and the wall street slightly worrying new figures show by the end of the year u.s. government did with top seventy percent of g.d.p. that's a record all those board german industry have dropped at their fourth history in months according to a new survey that's pushed frankfurt to close down for a second day puts the figures of for for. it is short for the

daniel the world's most profitable company is russia's gazprom. similar made the revelation at today's annual general meeting where he explained also why the firm won't be sold off in russia's big profits as asian drive from this year all it is to buy most is a gas from h.q. . well it's official gas problem is the world's leader when it comes to their proper the second year in a row and not only in the oil and gas industry but also among the other companies now miller has said that gazprom will remain a state owned company unlike the rumors that have been flying around saying that i guess from might want to shed some of its stake to other markets it's going to remain a state owned company now let's look at what other else was there on that agenda now looking for it and natural gas a very big in asia commodities right now asia's going economically if commodities are high in demand and so it's very it's only a natural progression they get from be involved in that they're looking to set up something in five years time a plant which will actually get