.. >> (applause) all right. so thank you mayor khan and now we have for san francisco coming up and to sso to welcome mayor lee welcome kristine row wish senator vice senior vice president of service area of case zero permanenta. >> thank you peculiary if you have questions write them on the cards and hold your hands up. kristine >>> good morning case zero permanent at a is pleased once again to be a sponsor of this annual event where our mayors come together to share their vision for the coming year. our partnership with both oakland and san francisco is of key importance to kaiser permanent at a. we provide care to over 400,000 people in those city and is our partnership with those cities helps us fulfill our mission, to improve community health. because we know that, with improvement community development and economic vitality we get better access to care and better care. we have enjoyed a robust partnership with mayor lee since he has taken office and even before when he was the city administrator for 20 years, his dedication to the citizens of san francisco and their welfare, have mad

signalling gap. >> rose: larry summers and sal khan when we continue, funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: lawrence summers is here, he is a professor at harvard, where he was president from 2001 to 2006. he was treasury secretary under esideninton and returned to the white house in 2009 as advisor of the national economic council, in that role he was central to president obama's the response to the financial crisis, he is here to talk about the scwes officer imposed in summer of 2011 and intended as a consequence so unacceptable congress and the president would have to agree on revenue increases and spending cuts in order to avoid it. with three days to go they have not been able to do that, the first $85 billion about spending cuts will take effect on march 1st, ben bernanke testified to cock earlier today he promised to extend the federal reserve stimulus measures and m

conclude with rethinking education with sal khan, founder of khan academy, his new book is called the one world schoolhouse education reimagined. >> you know, especially if you talk about some of the core college course office the late high school course it is things right now you have 75, 70 percent ostudtsho go t community college have to take remedial math and usually don't find that out until they start showing up and paying tuition, no one wants this to happen and the biggest predictor of whether they will be able to finish or not so if we can address that so look, i know my algebra and prealgebra and trigonometry i am ready to engage, if somebody can prove at the professional level, i can program a computer, i might i might not have the four-year degree but i am employable, we think that could have huge implications for, one, someone who doesn't have a chance to go to traditional university or even kind of some of the strtural unemployment issues, we think structural unemployment there is a skills gap, we think it is more a signalling gap. >> rose: larry summers and sal khan

host city this year andmary khan thank you for traveling across the bay that very short way to be here in san francisco. so how many of you are feeling optimistic about 2013? can you raise your hand? right? (applause). ism. it just has a feel? it just has that feel it's started starting out at a good space and with opt mission and that's good goods and this is a good year on top of the giant's 49 win and 49ers making to the bowel and this is all going to put more sales in the regional economy and again there is so much business activity. and we are blessed with just being in this part of the country and the world. i'm very interested in what we are going to hear from our speakers this morning to sort off guide us through this year. now before we get to our program please join me in thanking the organizations and people who made this possible. and you can clap now for awful them but -- this event is jointly presented by san francisco business times and our partner, title sponsor corn irand carey commercial new mark, night, frank. and we are going it hear from dan clef man and dan c

gracious enough to allow mayor khan to go first please welcome dan angle who's president of golden gate university to introduce mayor khan (applause) >>> good morning. i noticed that governor rick pairy was mentioned articlier and i think i may send him a question and tell him why i came here ten year ago and there is some good news in recent california he picked out the top three firms he was after and called a joint meeting of the legislature and he did pretty well till he got to the third one he could not remember who it is of golden gate university is pleased once again to be a respond to cor of this annual event we are privileged to learn of the mayor's visions for the city and is after 12 years of educating professionals in the greater san francisco bay area and around the world we at g g u firmly believe that an educated workforce is the best way to bring that vision forward. we applaud mayor khan's efforts to workforce development opportunity opportunities for the cities and we hope to work with her to create additional opportunity we thank the mayor for her continued services i

i'd like to welcome naheem khan joining from us new york. how are you? >> i'm fine, good morning. >> you must be quite tired. working on your show. have you been up for all hours of the night? >> well, fashion week is nonstop. so from here i go back to the studio. it was up to 11:00 last night. >> and what will we see from naheem khan in this fall fashion show? >> glamour and more glamour. i just wanted to up the ante this season. i wanted to be super glam from using crystals. the inspiration started from the sketches of art deco, but mixing byzantine and taking automatll luxury from that part of the world and mixing it, but modern and clean for the today woman. >> and you've designed for the first lady several times, i think over eight times. and you're on the short list for michelle obama's inaugural gown. how has that impacted your life? i mean, working and designs for michelle obama. >> it's an amazing experience. amazing journey that i'm so grateful for. it has changed my business. the awareness of my brand from here all the way to india where i was born, it's become so huge

analyst sal khan created videos like this to tutor his cousin. >> it worked out well. i had a friend say said, sal put your lectures on youtube, i gave it a shot. >> welcome to presentation on basic addition. john: thousands watched his lectures. >> i got letters from people, and comments on youtube, they are -- they are not like, hey i think this kind of might have helped, they are like, i got a -- i faileed calculus the first time, i watched our video and now i'm acing the class. john: he got letters from middle east and africa. khan is now funded by bill gets, he has heck tires o lectures on every, his videos are viewed millions of times. >> even if god fore gi forbid it by a bus as i walkout side, i will still be able to reach the students. he is a great teacher. >> i hope that helps, see i in the next video. >> this is helping us learn more. john: it is exciting he gets kids excited about math. most parts of life, things are better, cars, and computers, and cell phones, education not so much. >> you go back 90 years, have you local band, if you had a party that was only gig in t

illinois lottery winner who was murdered last july. just weeks before urooj khan was poisoned with cyanide, he signed an agreement giving his wife his share of a two-million dollar dry cleaning company, in the event of his death. he also made his wife the sole heir to his home in west rogers park. khan won a million dollars in the lottery in may, and was killed in july. the agreements mean, the rest of khan's heirs will share only a fraction of his estate. services begin today for a 15- year-old girl whose shooting death has drawn national attention. a visitation will be held for hadiya pendleton this afternoon, followed by a wake and funeral tomorrow. first lady michelle obama will attend the funeral. she'll be joined by white house adviser valerie jarrett, and education secretary arne duncan... who once headed the chicago public schools. pendleton was shot at a park last week, a mile from the obamas' home in kenwood. a lyric opera performer, burned in the face during a rehearsal is out of the hospital. and here's how wesley daniel looks now. the accident happened monday while dan

that our investments as mayor khan said increasing the quality of life here for the talented employees that is being sought for these companies is a good part of the answer and housing and transportation systems and infrastructures that support these systems we have to be business firsthandly and recognize that if they are here, we have to think through with them as we did with our change in our payroll tax eliminating that to a gross receipts tax but doing it in a way that every industry of our city, is entitiled diswietd to come in and tell us how do they make mundo they make sure in this transition we do it by not hurting any of the industries healthcare, commercial real estate and financial and we solve a lot of problems through that collaboration and so i think by having good pollcies and tight communications with our business community and supporting them when they do create jobs with good idea for them and exciting the employ jesus having reasons for wanting to be in the bay area and best foods and investment in the arts is really helpful because the creative mind want that supp

p want to say the mayor of oakland i can't even khan and our former colleague and reverend norman were also very active in the case as was normany, my colleague and many others as well and we are hoping that this reenact enactment of the case will bring light to the civil rights issues and how it links up with current day struggles as well and i also wanted to let you know that on thursday morning i'lling joining the richmond police station, the district attorneys office and many community based groups and merchants in promotes our 16th annual lunar year crime prefix for the district and so we will be meeting to raise awareness for public safety in the richard district and in the chinese couldn't and we are using the opportunity during the lunar season to race awareness in what we call senior blessing and -- stems and they have gone up and this is an opportunity for us to raids awareness and i would like to thank the san francisco pete's office owe association and many others for fundings and designing these new reusable shopping backs bags and other bilingual for our community an

dinner with his cousins in yemen. no discussion of the case of samir khan, a pakistani-american who was killed alongside anwar awlaki. his family had met with the fbi prior to his death. the fbi told his family that samir khan was not indicted, that samir khan was not accused of a crime, yet you have three u.s. citizens being killed. when anwar awlaki's name was raised during the course of the hearing, it was one of the most disgusting displays of a show trial or a faux trial have ever seen. john brennan and dianne feinstein set out to put anwar awlaki on trial posthumously without presenting any evidence and to issue a guilty verdict. the whole thing was a show. >> let's go to diane feinstein asking brennan to talk about anwar awlaki, the american citizen who was assassinated in yemen in a drone strike in 2011. >> can ask you questions about him? what's your the chairman critic rex did he have a connection to a man who attempted to explode a device on one of our planes over detroit? >> yes, he did. >> can you tell us with that connection is? >> alec prefer not to at this time. >> d

lot of things. five years ago, hedge fund analyst sal khan created videos like these to tutor his cousin. >> that worked out well so i started tutoring her brothers and cousins and i had to do the same lecture over and over again. i had a friend who said why don't you put the lectures on you tube and i decided to give it a shot. >> welcome to the presentation on basic addition. >> soon, thousands watched his lectures. >> i started getting letters from people and comments on you tube and they are not like hey, i think this kind of might of helped on my math exam. they are leak i failed calculus the first time and started watching the videos and now i'm acing the class. >> the you tube numbers kept rising and he got letters from the middle east, africa. >> what sal khan has done is amazing. >> now, he is funded by bill gates and offers web lectures on everything from history to economics to computer science. his videos are viewed million is of times. >> not only is it reaching millions of students right now but even if god forbid i got hit by a bus when i walked outside it would sti

a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into khan's report on r t. v. he will be here reading it i think. and i think that until the people who are the naysayers come down and actually get. their narrative there's. not a rarity i still see a criticism. of the diana everyone people to be able to him so that it's going to take time. we can't force we're not ready. because we see in the. field of vision for. good organization the center for the new american dream and. we're creating. i. i. i. i. put in a bit you know i didn't see this i don't miss it at the end you know. so you always said stuff and then they sit around somebody who has issues and problems and they talk about you know how badly that person has done and what they're going to do if they don't change their behavior and for us we're dealing with folks who have a serious addiction to corporate money ok thank god now we can expect them to get off it on their own even on that in the smoking a crack cocaine of my god. i am trying to be very easily addictive somebody who was cool six years ago snuck up on

khan with the family medical services at san francisco general. we are proud to be part of a group of amazing social workers who work everyday often unrecognized under appreciated and under paid to care for the most vulnerable woman of france and we are work in different clinickics and divisions but each of us embrace the social work profession to help meet the basic needs of all people with particulars attention to the needs of people who are vulnerable and in poverty and despite the challenges of healthcare today we stand firm in our commitment to this mission and believe that a lot of people in this city would be a lot worse off if social workers weren't around. (applause) carol and i are heros today so are all the social workers of san francisco general and we continue to be inspired by the work they do today. nobody want to have cancer it's not part of the plan that we all have for our lives it's most likely that each person here today has been itemed by can retro a friend or family member and now imagine going through surgery and if you are knew to this country and don't spea

sectarian authorities -- loyalties. imran khan, al jazeera. >> a world's largest annual mass migration of people is underway in china -- the world 's largest annual mass migration of people is underway in china. many of them are passing through beijing. it is the world's busiest train station. us police have charged an iraq war veteran with the murder of a former navy seal sniper. chris kyle was famous as a man whose shooting skills had saved lives. and a friend were found shot dead at a texas hunting club -- he and a friend were found shot dead at a texas hunting club. you met he shot dead at least 160 people -- >> he shot dead at least 160 people. >> every person i killed, they were actively trying to kill americans, allies, or civilians. >> he and his friend were shot dead. the man accused of killing him, had arrived at the shooting range with the victims. routh served with the koreans from 2006 to 2010 and was awarded several medals, including one for good conduct. >> around 5 p.m. -- 5:00 p.m., they came across the victims and saw they looked like they had been shot. they were not

what happened last night should not affect their khan chances. frank -- their chances. >> i would imagine, it will never happen again. >> how about the niners? do we know when they'll be landing back here in the bay area? >> reporter: yeah, you know? they are landing today. and they'll be at the airport at 3:15. >> that means a lot of people will be there, too. >> oh, yeah. >> elissa harrington. >>> how about the niners super bowl. game scored a 41.8% rating. that is up 1 point from last year. the ratings were according to all televisions turned on across the country last night. 71% of them were tuned here to cbs for the big game. over 100 million viewers. saw quite a game, too. >>> 25 people arrested in san francisco, during and after the super bowl. two women got into a fight at third and king street. a few people threw bottles at officers at 24th and hampshire streets. one person was arrested after trying to light something on fire at 16th and mission streets. but overall, people are describing reaction. candlestick park, expected to be imploded, shortly after the final niners

. peterson has not fought since december of 2011, when he won the toilet from khan. a disputed drug test temporarily failed the defense and he will put it on the line at the d.c. armory. the wiz afterwards hosting the denver nuggets. brian? >> and i went to the doctor and got on the scale. that is how my weigh-in looked also. >> is that right? 140. >> and i thought you might use the video of my weigh-in. >> and over to shawn yancy. >> and we believe that one. all right, just teasing you. >>> new details about a tragic fire in prince georges county that killed a father and his two daughters. find out what sparked the blaze. >>> plus, we're going to talk to one of the first firefighters who arrived on the scene. >> and a sports agent breaking down the trouble for lance armstrong after the justice department announced it's joining a lawsuit against the disgraced cyclist. and hollywood's elite will be on display sunday night and we'll preview the fashions that will hit the red carpet. >> see you at 10. hope you will be here as well. dinner's ready. [ female announcer ] hamburger helper

administration putting anwar al our locky son and samir khan according to the document president obama and other high level administration officials an order the killing of an american overseas if the individuals an imminent threat is incapable of being captured and the operation is compatible with the rules of war so what's an imminent threat well a document provides an overly broad definition arguing that even if the individuals not actively engaged in an imminent attack against america he or she can still be considered him in. threat if they have in the past plotted to attack americans or remain a member of a hostile organization. he not shamsi shamsi the director of the a.c.l.u. is national security project said the white house's justification for targeted killings summarizes in cold legal terms a stunning overreach of executive authority the claimed power to declare americans a threat and kill them far from a recognized battlefield and without any judicial involvement before or after the fact hard to believe this was produced in a damage in a democracy built on a system of checks and

. thanks for coming in. i appreciate it very much. we will turn to kelly ayotte, in khan "e, manchester, and tim kaine. last friday the white house said it hopes the senate-- meaning led by the democratic leadership-- will begin debates and votes on alternatives to across-the-board spending cuts. what is your message to the democratic leadership? how soon do you want that debate to begin, and why is it taking so long for it to begin in the first place? >> well, we laid a plan on the table about 10 days ago, and we will be voting on it this week, major. and i completely agree-- i think this needs to start in the senate. if we can find a balanced package independent senate that gets bipartisan support we can avoid the and wester cuts. i just did a trip around virginia to armed services installations in the last week in virginia, 90,000 dodd employees getting purlod, including nurses at army hospitals, and wounded warriors, who are scheduled to transition back to civilian life who in many instance instances have as reservists and they would go back into working in national security positio

arabs reached a stands with one set of israeli finds under a big fight of muslims in that teens khan is the answer and much more after a short break. here the reindeer is interesting for the herders. and when it suffers. people do their best to help go. the distance users. on the roads are. predictable. but. will the remedy be and try. to. find its technology innovation all the moves developments around russia we've got the future covered. was. this is a r.c. welcome by the un un to genocide envoy says he is deeply concerned by reports of ethnic reprisal attacks and atrocities by french banks government troops in mali the warning came ahead of a visit by french president francois hollande to mali in order to hail the success of his intervention against islamist rebels there but there are fears sectarian violence could now escalate strasberg based journalist and expert in france for that harness things along the visit is just political grandstanding he may regard this is a window of opportunity to present this is a great french excess which military technically tactically certainly looks

us for its allies alone liberal rabble derek khan a conservative columnist and policy expert and neil mccabe senior writer with human events online editor guns and patriots welcome to you both good to be with you tom to this issue so the most noticed were the most noteworthy part of the speech last night was the president's call to raise the minimum wage take a look at those. we know our economy stronger when we reward an honest day's work with honest wages but today a full time worker making the minimum wage earns fourteen thousand five hundred dollars a year even with the tax relief we put in place. a family with two kids that earns the minimum wage still lives below the poverty line that's wrong tonight let's declare that in the wealthiest nation on earth no one who works full time should have to live in poverty and raise the federal minimum wage to nine dollars an hour so here's an idea that governor romney and i actually agreed on last year. let's tie the minimum wage to the cost of living so that it finally becomes a wage you can live on. so derrick what's wrong with this y

its way into north korean hands, via the a.q. khan network in pakistan. through north korea onto syria and iran. as i've written in the past, china is not only a proliferator of wmd materials and technologies, it is a proliferator of proliferators your the stuff gets around the world. in addition, china has been a key protector of pyongyang against international sanctions at the u.n. security council it either by blocking or substantially watering down those sanctions. yet, for more than two decades, prevailing view among western experts has been that china shares our concern about a nuclear armed north korea. when confronted with the reality that china has consistently protected and enabled the north koreans a wmd program, the fallback position has been, well, thank you for your north korea nukes, but even more, they fear collapse of the regime and a flood of refugees across their border. but what is never possibly explained, at least to my understanding, is why the north korean regime would choose collapse if it simply agreed to an infusion of chinese and western aid in exchang

gengas khan could win. >> i think republicans are going to look at who the viable people are. if they have control it helps all republicans, and they know that the rising tied lift all boats. >> cenk: correct the money wins every time. >> it does. >> cenk: michael you'll be back in the next segment stay right here. what else is in the next segment? bill o'reilly was a massive epic fail you heard anything nbc about the drones. >> you haven't heard anything over there about this, and neither have i. >> we're back on "the young turks"/"war room." michael shure, the host of the "war room" is here. what do you have for us today? >> we have the new outrage over the old details. some conserve actives are mixed on which way to go. bill o'reilly has to draw a line between fox and nbc news. >> nbc news, i thought they were going to meltdown over there. you heard about the drones over there? >> not yet. >> you haven't heard anything over there about this and neither have i. we haven't heard anything, but we heard a lot about waterboarding. >> my. is that everybody should focus on it. >> why

. >> not a trophy but a cup. >>> a new hearing on the khan vau leavey murder case. what the media wants from the judge overseeing the case. >>> good morning. if you are driving on 880 there is still a little bit of slow traffic you have to deal with. >>> it was just a brilliant site. >> talking about a humpback whale crashing into a mexican boat. the boat almost sank. this happened about a mile from the mexican coast. the boat was slightly damaged you -- damaged but luckily no one was hurt. >>> a judge in washington, d.c. will hold a hearing tomorrow on a media request of access to future proceedings in the khan vau leavey case. she was the intern from modesto who disappeared in 2001 and who remains were found at a d.c. park a year earlier. a man was convicted of her murder in 2010. the judge has recently held two closed door hearings on this case but won't say what they are about. several media groups have asked for transcripts of those hearings and to be able to attend future hearings. >>> requested denied in the question to delay the trial for the man accused of killing trayvon marti

, blown up bodies, randomly shot at civilians, razed villages in fashion reminiscent of genghis khan, shot cattle and dogs for fun, poisoned food stocks, and generally ravaged the countryside of south vietnam. >> all these years later, this book you've been working on for ten years, based upon these documents buried at the national archives, confirmed what john kerry was saying then. >> all the atrocities that kerry mentions by name there i found evidence of all of those types of crimes represented in the records of this vietnam war crimes working group in the government's own files. so at the same time that -- you know, that kerry and the veterans that he was referring to there were being smeared as fake veterans or as liars, the military had all these records that proved that these were just the very crimes that were going on in vietnam. >> and the military had these records in 2004, when john kerry was being swiftboated. >> that's right. you know, these records existed then. there was proof at the time that the military they knew about it and they didn't disclose it to the public. and i

keeps happening, money flowing into the activist space. it's not carl abdul qadeer khan and bill ackman, lots of other firms out there are attracting assets. as long as that's the case, you think the idea is that they will push management to do things to increase shareholder value. >> they always will, and typically the activists are not crazy. if you take any of the positions that the activists -- putting herbalife aside. if you take any position that an activist will take on, they are usually not crazy, but, on the other hand, they often don't know what's going on in a company to be as resolute as they appear to be. >> what's your take on the pricing here, heinz and dell? we talked earlier. you said maybe they look cheap. >> well, when you look at those transactions in particular on a multipass basis, there's a very large discrepancy because they are totally different businesses. i think dell is in a five timesish cash flow and i think heinz is in a 13ish cash flow multiple of 2011, but if you look at the premium to the unaffected marketplace those are in 20%, plus 25%, in that

possible one. i spoke to imran khan, who is running for president of pakistan. he said yeah, there are 100 bad guys and fanatics. you now have a million people in the tribal areas who hate you because you're killing their brothers and their sisters and their cousins. so i would argue on a security level in addition to a moral level this is disastrous policy, and it's going to haunt the administration until they change it and until we get the elected officials to change it. >> well, i think democratic senators need to step out and answer if this was the bush administration would they be so silent. robert greenwald, joan walsh and lawrence korb, thanks for the conversation tonight. >>> up next, less than four weeks until sequestration cuts into effect, goes right into effect. could we be looking at another recession? we just might be if john boehner gets his way. stay tuned. great, everybody made it. we all work remotely so this is a big deal, our first full team gathering! i wanted to call on a few people. ashley, ashley marshall... here. since we're often all on the move, ashley sugges

not been under him. one was khan that grew up here in new york. another was a 16-year-old kid. nobody has ever alleged he did anything wrong. you have to make sure that you have checks and balances in place because some of the people that the government target may not be the worse guys in the world and make sure that the next administration has checks on it and the administration after that. even if you trust this administration with the power. >> especially urgent with the number of drone strikes since 2002. 4,700 killed in the use of drones. we did the segment with the "time" magazine writer. the cover was a drone nation and talking about the use internationally there. >> not only actual battlefields but afghanistan. there's no geographic limit set out in the memo that was released yesterday that mike isikoff got hold of. you're not talking about battlefield. you're talking about far removed from actual battlefields and you need to make sure that there are limits in place and for the executive branch to say just trust us is not enough. >> what do you need to hear from nomine