this is the symbol of the powatun or the bacabs. these are the gods of the underworld. keach: bacabs and powatuns were the maya gods who held up the earth and the sky. they were also the patrons of scribes. bacabs wearing a star were found carved on a throne in a large house near the workshop. the house belonged to an important noble thought to have been a scribe. was the star being made for him ? the artisan's workshop is right next door to the house of the noble. was there some kind of relationship between the two ? there were not yet enough clues until preparations began for the reconstruction of the workshop, directed by project architect rudy larios. when larios began digging into the foundation, he made a startling discovery. interpreter: on dismantling the wall, we quickly found some stones that appeared very strange, and a small slope in the west part of the room. when we investigated further, we found this. keach: larios had discovered a hidden tomb beneath the artisan's workshop. the tomb had been reused at various times, and several bodies were discovered, on

a benefit to the project but to the city. the contractors center is 5 thomas melon circle in the bayview area open 8:30 to 5 welcom >> good afternoon. welcome to the board of supervisors san francisco land use & economic development committee. i'm scott wiener the chairman of the committee to my left is cohen and supervisor kim will be joining us shortly and we're joined by supervisor campos. our clerk andrea and i want to thank sfgovtv for broadcasting today's hearing specifically jonathan and jessie railroad madam clerk, any address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction and are not on today's agenda. >> okay. we have one item on our agenda madam clerk call item one. >> establishing the latino district. >> and he item one is co-sponsored by mayor ed lee and supervisor campos. thank you and happy monday to everyone. i want to invent by thanking the land use committee for hearing this item and also by recognizing members of the community in the mission who have been working on this for a long

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the speaker pro tempore: the chair of the committee of the whole house on the state of the union reports that the committee has had under consideration h.r. 4435 and has ome no resolution thereon. -- has come to no resolution thereon. the chair lays before the house the following personal requests. the clerk: leave of absence requested for mr. thompson of mississippi for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the request s granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2013, the gentleman from california, mr. garamendi, is recognized until 10:00 p.m. as the designee of the minority eader. mr. garamendi: thank you, mr. speaker. recently the sacramento bee wrote a three-page article on alzheimer's and the effect that it has. i'd like to quote from that newspaper. gasps were audible as the images flashed before the gathering scientists at an alzheimer's disease center pathology conference. on the screen before them were photos of a brain severely wasted with age, with what looked like silver rivers of atrophy cutting deeply through the tissues. even for the experts

the outside of the booth the lights on the outside that's the booth to the left and the door in the front and the booth is not being used the light is on do you see anybody walking around the building how can that car on the outside. >> wait - >> this is the outside and that's the bother and that's (inaudible). i open the doors this is outside >> so you're saying the vehicle is blocking the door. >> not door is in front. >> overhead please. >> that's the front and this the the back and (inaudible). you can see that can't be inside the booth this is inside the building that light is on >> you're saying through be no car inside the booth. >> you can't see inside the booth because of the garage. >> okay. that proves there's a car inside. >> nobody is using that booth. i told triple a we toe 2 hundred and 50 thousand cars a month so is it one of the nuisance take the tow trucks away i put the sprinkler system in i had no idea you think i'll let this get out of control i've been there 40 years the fire department sensitivities if you don't comply our out i feed my family by being in busi

and the cia and the f.b.i. and the d.a. and all these various intelligence agencies it's closer to a trillion a year chuck hegel works with vicious dictators and i'm sure very soon we'll see images of chalk with a little kid on his knee bounce ago like those famous photos of saddam hussein or other dictators throughout history i think hitler and there's a photo of hitler also they have a nice bouncing kid on their knee feeding them a lollipop this is how we do it in the in the humane beautiful. fields of purple mountains of america and it just gets more. propagandistic lee. unacceptable so a trillion dollars per year for humanitarian missions they claim around the world a lot of people end up dead those are just you know it hurts the empire i'm sure more than it hurts the people who were killed and then here so finally another headline same two weeks. these are the last three weeks two weeks of headlines chuck hagel giving a look at atlas darpa's humanitarian robot u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel got a firsthand look at

the unfortunate see more violence the mystery by the police and reacted by the people and that's the cause overdue for them in order to see. or to pass to reduce. marina porton i r r t. well let's shed a little more light on the how to be our job tries to bring a greater freedoms to people at a begins in two thousand and two when he founded the bahrain center for human rights at the time of the uprising he was already a target for the government and in march twenty eleven he was beaten by armed man who broke into his home and detained him he even received death threats on twitter and in may two thousand and twelve he was briefly arrested after taking part in a jewel in a sauna to show on our team and three months later job was sentenced to three years in jail for going izing and participating in illegal anti-government protest the term was reduced by a year in december. well to stay with our team to find out why russia might be saying farewell to the international space station. this is still one of the most isolated and mysterious places in the world old legends of cannibals make ma

>> on the after the show show ♪ from the mountains to the prairie ♪ ♪ to the oceans white with foam ♪ ♪ >> retribution after years of isolation. that's what investigators say was behind elliot rodger's plan. he out lined how he would kill three people in his apartment and then went on a rampage. he killed three for moment and a student who was picking up food in a deli before shooting and injuring 13 others. >> manic striking that beach town near u.c. santa barbara before police sound the shooter with a fatal gunshot wound to his head. i feel that the boy who did that is completely insane. i wouldn't call him crazy. he was a very angry person. >> i winde -- i ended up seeingy on the ground. >> reporter: the parents sought help for this young man. they realized something was wrong. what were the signs he was heading down this unbelievable path? >> reporter: the people in isla vista was described as a person who would push people away, even though there were attempt to befriend him. one of his neighbors described o a fight it became clear from the conversation they had hat elliot had

the good, the bad, and the ugly truth. justice demands it and justice is what we do in this country. and that's just the way it is. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the gentlelady from new york will control the remaining time for the minority. the gentlelady is recognize. ms. slaughter: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield two minutes to the gentleman from vermont, a member of the committee for government and oversight reform, mr. welch. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. welch: 30 years ago, america suffered an incredible tragedy. 241 marines in beirut lost their lives when terrorists bombed the barracks in which they were living. at that time we had a president whose name was ronald reagan, we had a speaker of the house named tip o'neill. different parties. that was an enormous tragedy. an investigation needed to be done and it was dobe of. it was done on a bipartisan basis. one investigation was done. and there was a presumption that no matter how tragic this was and no matter

. >> you take seriously the airman, the soldiers, the sailors, the airman and the people you were an officer for, you take that seriously? >> yes, sir. >> you could not do that september 11 because you say we were waiting for assistance from the state department. you could not react in the way the military always does. is that accurate? sgr >> from my perspective yes. >> you have been in the military for 33 years and all over the world. has there ever been a situation prior to this where you could not react in the normal customary way? >> no situation. >> first time in your 33 years you could not do what the military does: round to the sound of the gun. >> yes, sir, for me. >> and why was that the case? what had the state department done in your time at african command? what was the culture and climate and what happened where you could not what you normally do? >> this was a command that was created to be a bit different. it was created to work with an inner agency environment -- >> i get that. that is in your testimony, too. but what -- we have soldiers down. you have people under a

boeing says it improved the battery design and the testing in the wake of the problems with the batteries. the way the batteries are tested and designed should meet the ntsb recommendation, and the ntsb says it looks like boeing is meeting the new recommendations that the agency made, but the f.a.a. still needs to come up with new better standards for the, and needs to apply them across the board to the batteries in use and the ones in use in the future. it's not just the 787 using the lithium ion batteries, they are on use in the airbus a 378 and the boeing 777. the f.a.a. will look at the recommendations to see what more needs to be done. >> lisa stark from washington. >>> it's been a rough start to the spring with tornados decimating south. good news as we head to the hur scientific. 2014 will have a near or below hurricane season. noah says there's a 10% chance of worse than normal conditions. a typical season lasting from june through november. there'll be fewer hurricanes because of cooler waters and el nino. kevin is here to explain how that is possible. >> i'll talk about that in

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the department is taking the position that even though the chief signs the agreement containing the 20 feet clear i understand the fire department commends it is what it is but i think the suggestion we keep hearing there was somehow no dissension in the agreement about what the street clearance was so we're just starting fresh now four years after the approval the agreement i guess don't think that's accurate at all. >> i'm not an attorney so i don't know and i'm not aware thoughtful document so that's needed to be looked at at a higher level. >> okay. thank you. so chief lombardy >> i promise i'm not going to talk about any codes. go back to the plan >> i wanted to address supervisor cowen's concern about what's actually being built there this is part of the problem with the fire departments interpretation and looking at this later we've been collaborating with the builder and dpw and the planning department in trying to come to an agreement and trying to keep the streets narrow to all parties can be happy to protect the building. they don't even know where the buildings phases are g

riding the buses, the light rail the same, and i know partly because of the problems with the vehicles that we have it's a real challenge for riders and the agency so thank you for the bus improvements. >> so we wanted to just highlight -- excuse me i'm going the wrong way again. in terms of some of the focus improvements we talked on the rail side on the turn around time at embarcadero and what that means to the rest of the system and we have been able to -- it's a unique feature of the system and take the turn around time down by two minutes which allowed us to increase the through put in the subways and we're in the process of adjusting that and the schedules. the three car train we believe continues to be one of our success stories, and i think it's proven the concept that we want to be able to increase capacity on these trains. we have positive feedback on it but also from a maintenance perspective it's proven to be very reliable because all of the three cars are joined together. they're on the same inspection cycle. we take care of the maintenance of each of the cars together, an

the biggest the longer it's the multinational corporations it favors the starbucks the bowings the microsoft the amazon dot com of this world and this state in washington state big business like boeing and microsoft a negative tax rate if you count all the subsidies they get what all the bush didn't of running the state falls on the shoulders of working people and small businesses so from from day one i love appealed to small businesses to join us in this fight against big business and demand that big business is taxed to create a subsidy for small businesses and non-profits i mean boeing god like billion dollars in subsidies i don't think the idea of a subsidy for small businesses should be that outlandish but the reality is that no is going to go for show or small business has joined me in in this called it that it's big business and so on march fifteenth i put forward a proposal that we should give a three year phase in for small businesses and nonprofit human services but big business should go to fifteen right away because they have the flu and complete ability to beijing fifteen dollar

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and the next is the amending of the police code. >> okay cohen is the author along with the mayor on those items. >> thank you for the folks that have remained for the discussion of item number 3 through 6. >> to today, we have a couple of proposals before us. the san francisco plaza program it's an excited not upper program that aims to build communicated efforts to have for innovative and liveable solutions that engage the port of san francisco most vibrant communities. i'm happy to support this legislation i believe it will have positive benefits towards the plazas and open space. now the legislation gives the city a tool to activate plaza like farmer's market and limit live performance that will have partnerships with the community members and proposes to streamline the permitting process for standards of the plaza making activation easier and sustainable it establishes an inner agency group to incite the administration of the program. now we've got a couple of speakers first, i want to bring up ms. robin as well as another gentleman from the office of economic workforce developm

from the foreign powers is on the way is reassuring, but the scars are deep and the trauma the long lasting. >> separatists in eastern ukraine have ignored a public call by the russian president. they say that the pressure from kiev is adding to the issue. >> the separatists might be expected what the russian president expected them to do, negotiate with the government, but citing a vote, the chairman is saying that the referendum is going ahead. >> we don't have direct contact. we found out about the proposal through the mass media and he's going to learn about our decision the same way. >> the neighboring people's rub is doing like wise and in the strong hold the focus on the surge from the ukraine forces trying to disarm the russian folks are too ready for sunday's vote. >> the message about postponing the referendum is showing that putin is caring about our lives. all we can say is we are ready for the referendum. >> in the corners of eastern ukraine, the intervention is dismissed. >> i can only expect and all of the cities agree with us, the separation from ukraine for our own

. >> reporter: in the air and on the ground the priority is to get to the old and the sick. this is 88-year-old woman. we meet her after she was rescued by the serbian army. she tells us her house was submerged under 1.5 metres of water. she was alone, without food and drinking water. this is a massive logistical operation that is threatening to overwhelm serbia's emergency services. the serbian prime minister says the damage will cost the country billions of dollars. volunteers joined the operation here. this man is a personal trainer from belgrade. he is here to rescue those left behind. >> we'll go to the front of the building and rescue them. >> reporter: how many do you think are left? >> we don't know. we are going to see. >> reporter: it's not clear how many died here. every official we asked tells you wills they have to -- tells us that they have to wait for the waters to recede to see the damage. some of the water is pulling back, but there are still many houses completely submerged by the flooding. there are many people who are waiting to be rescued. this man would

and when she think of the new material, the it system, the sensors, the whole, all the things that are going to enable our firm to be the leaders in 21st century manufacturing, just think of the infrastructure opportunities now that relate to the energy transformation. the discussion right now about the keystone pipeline and all that going on, think of the old pipe in the ground and get this one, hopefully it will get approved, it's going to be the state of the art. no country in the world will have that, and then the high skilled jobs. i'd like to put up on the table the competitiveness agenda for this country is about talent, technology, about investment and infrastructure, but all of that takes us to an innovation economy where we will have high skilled jobs and this will infrastructure rebuilding and what it means for america really is bringing all those things together. so in many ways the infrastructure challenge becomes a systems integrator for all the things you need to do as a nation. it clearly needs to be bipartisan and it needs to have public private partnership. i do want

reformers splinter the against the lead. to be in the lead on the. list of. the full. all across the country low wage workers are mobilizing in the fight for a living wage it's a struggle that's gaining momentum especially in seattle the city's first socialist . numbers from a so want to center her platform run a campaign on a site for fifteen a call to raise the minimum wage to fifteen dollars an hour and just this week someone filed a charter amendment which is the first step to bringing the issue to vote earlier i spoke to someone and first asked her why she has decided to make the fight for fifteen her number one policy concern. i think so overarching. reality of the lives of working people a lot just in seattle but every reading the nation is the overwhelming liberation the bottom that people are facing the question of economic inequality and the question of blatant injustice you know the whole idea of the occupy movement was you know the banks that precipitated the financial collapse got bailed out and the s. and p. five hundred corporations are making historical

there are the faces sitting on the desks of the congregation for the captain of the bn. we need to get out. excuse me we need to develop a relationship. so back at her to pieces or ira taste and dealt with the heart of the board's chairman said he would favor in principle church leaders here publishing photographs of convicted priest abusers to encourage victims to not come forward to report for their crimes. you may recall the reason the students cardinal o'malley in boston actually post on the bus and went to the whole gallery of convicted paedophile priests about two years ago. shortly after the weekend post the board reviews of the remaining four of the country's twenty six diocese would be published within weeks along with reports on for the disorders trees the diamonds as the reviews today joining consistency in the response to victims. with some church authorities. compounding the impact of character child abuse. jordan told rte news dublin that is a warning today that some damage to children skin can cause cancer later in life melanoma awareness month was launche

the businesses in those areas based on the needs and the opportunity and the preferences of the neighborhood. it's an enter agency approach with public and private partners and oewd and planning are working closely together in a variety of different ways. there's a number of programs that run out of our vice president now under the development umbrella like the loan programs and the improvement grants and the new leasing sups and online calls sf to help the store line spaces and others assistance for the wide consortiums that assistance businesses like cleaning and greening and bifurcation. the focus is the health of the commercial corridor so on strengthening the individual businesses and on improving each corridor in the neighborhoods was provided an initial assessment done in yungs with the neighborhood and those are still available on sf.org have provided a conversation we've been having around formula retail. our office participatedtively in the study we helped to pencil the selection and contributed data and contributed to the neighborhood selection and working closely with the plannin

the power that the constitution gave this body to get to the truth and be the representatives of the people. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. cummings: we reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is ecognized. the gentleman from california has 5 1/2. the gentleman from maryland has 2 1/2 minutes. the gentleman from california is recognized. is is i yield a minute to the gentleman from texas, mr. gohmert, who is, in fact, a constitution -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for one minute. mr. gohmert: i was struck by the comments by the minority whip instructing us to check the constitution. that really struck me, because i believe i recall him standing up and applauding in this chamber when the president said if congress doesn't do its job, i'll basically do it for them. so someone that would do that doesn't need to be giving lectures on the constitution. we have powers under the constituti

the boundaries of the law. this country is scheduled to hold elections next year. how it's handled will be a test of the its open possess and the ability to hold free and fair elections. >>> still to come - malawi's president runs for another term despite a massive corruption scandal on her watch. plus... >> i'm lawyer eps lee in dublin, 40 years ago we saw the single blood yesterday in the whole of the irish war. how come it's the single event and troubles the british government doesn't want to talk about. >> who is this? [ laughs ] >>> in sport - arsenal plays a guessing game with hull's underdog players ahead of the finals in the fa cup. >>> it was the last day of campaigning in malawi ahead of presidential elections. president banda from the people's party is seeking re-election. the vote is held amid a corruption scandal. al jazeera's correspondent is in the city of zom ba, to the south of malawi. we join her now. tell us about zom ba, where you are, and what is going on behind you. >> reporter: well, it's

one of the key partners with the close the gap coalition and some of the people are here in the audience with the united caveat of san francisco and i will 80 want to give them a shout out so one of the recommendations to restore the allocations to support the program. many families said this is an effort to decrease is expenditures and overall to improve the school climate and to support the positive school climate support positive city hall climate aim a huge fan this should have this formula son family la sole judges and in addition to support the staff i like to use plurals. and then the last recommendation i'll speak to describe the specific actions to expand the competent along the staff and for a curriculum arithmetic programs and service. a lot of the people in the community conversations talked about actually, the lack of culture and the bias can impact the students it was prominent in the conversations so we felt it was important to add. >> because we've heard concerns from the families that the plan didn't call for strategies for african-americans to be addressed we felt that

the rain on the victory day parade to the only growing stand all deal rails the majority of the stitches across ukraine marking down the wall water. plants called green the red planet the ambitious miles one portrait prepares pioneers willing to become the science human emotions such as and never return to. and welcome to all to international twenty four hour news life. thanks for joining us on to government protests of the nice to ukraine are refusing to postpone sunday's referendum on greater autonomy from key of the decision to go ahead was made by recently formed people's councils in the main centers of unrest the city is open and lugansk the russian president had called for the vote to be delayed policy is in donetsk for us with more. people here are very pleased with the announcement that they are going to go ahead with the referendum this sunday may the eleventh there will be only one question in the ballot and that is do you support autonomy in lugansk and donetsk there is no mention there and no reference of joining russia we've also heard from the people's governor of didn't it

the closer you are to the coast the chances are the breezier it will be. temperaturewise santa rosa 49, 49 walnut creek and upper 40s to low 50s and even 60 degrees in oakland. it's a lot like we had yesterday, slightly warmer for some. 72 san jose, 60 in oakland, 65 in san francisco, and cool and brisk along the coastline. today will be and mild one. tomorrow we start to talk about a big warmup coming our way and i'll line those numbers up coming up. >>> a robbery at a 7-11 leads to a deputy involved shooting. this is a live picture of the convenience store on fairmont drive and east 14th street. investigators have sealed off that area for hours now as they continue to collect evidence. you can see the markers there. just before 1:30 this morning, they responded to a security alarm that was going up. as soon as they arrived at the store, they saw two suspects running from the 7-11 into a car. the sheriff's department spokesman one of the suspects reached into his pocket and it caused the deputy to open fire. >> the suspect is in the hospital and he did co

the members of the court who had stood responded amen, made the sign of the cross, and the chief justice then called your case. would that be permissible? >> i don't think so, your honor. and obviously, this case doesn't present that question because what we have here is a case of legislative prayer in the marsh doctrine, which recognizes that the history of this country from its very foundations and founding recognize the propriety of legislative prayer of the type that was conducted here. >> the extension just between the legislature and any other official proceeding, is that correct? >> well, clearly, marsh involves legislative prayer, the tradition that we rely on involves legislative prayer, and this case involves legislative prayer. what rule might apply in other contexts would depend on the context. >> suppose i ask the exact same question, same kinds of statements, same sort of context, except it's not in a courtroom. instead, it's in a congressional hearing room. maybe it's a confirmation hearing, maybe it's an investigatory hearing of some kind, and that a person is sitting at

on the search will continue today for the body of the pilot and the wreckage of the balloon. >> : trip to lie off a small piece star for airline passengers what was reported in the cockpit and the captain of the boeing 757 about one hour after took office less than those the pilot safely turn the plane around and landed back in l.a. one man who was flying with his children taught drug experience in. >> : if foreigners at one point to my land often across that everyone get on all with us. is >> : after safely landing a larger 50 passengers were escorted and lax aircraft now being inspected this morning could >> : now tunnels through weather in the midwest at the of the tornado touching down northwest missouri oscar in the right and see the tornado forming on the left and see a visitors through the small town or misery. the national weather service says the strong indication then the porno also touched down in the area but so far no reports of any injuries did doesn't look too active here >> : part of what the parents of severe weather this parts of nebraska st. louis as we head into tom

you can see the color contrast of the destruction of the trees in the amazon upriver in the amazon. you can see the result of cutting down all the trees on an island nation like madagascar, which fortunately has started planting trees in that last quarter century, and therefore the result of that tree cutting in -- both in this hemisphere as tbhel the island nation of -- as well in the island nation of haiti, when the rains come, there are no trees to hold the topsoil and it flows out the rivers and the mouths of the rivers and you can see it from space in the discoloration of the water that is for miles and miles out into the brilliant blues of the ocean. and if we don't do what people like senators boxer and whitehouse are saying and wake up to the reality of climate change and try to get ahead of it by changing policies that will stop the greenhouse effect or at least slow it down, then what we are going to have for future space fliers are going to look back at a planet and the coastline of those states that senator whitehouse visited, all being in the southeastern united states,

i would love to do the brain storming on the commission. >> and with the staff, and the commissioner josefowitz can head up that work at the commission level and circle back to the policy meeting thank you for spending the time and all of the information in the presentation. >> thank you for having me. >> . >> public comment on this item? >> any public comment on tep? >> could we hear 6? >>review and approval of draft resolution 2014-08-coe in support of amendments to the clean construction ordinance. (explanatory document: sf planning department draft resolution of proposed amendments to the construction ordinance and draft resolution file 2014-08-coe) sponsor: commissioner johanna wald; speakers: wade weitgrefe, planner, san francisco planning department; jessica range, senior planner, planning department, and jonathan piakis, industrial hygienist/noise control officer, department of public health (15 minutes) (discussion and action) >> joining us from the planning department, and just kind of in the spirit of some of the conversations that i heard earlier, and this has really been

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itself outside of the eu if the rest of the u.k. voice for withdrawal in a referendum in 2017. even before that, the scotts face another vote. they will decide in september whether to stay or leave the united kingdom. lawrence lee reports from the east coast of scotland starting in aberdeen. >> reporter: here is a picture which champions the dream. salmon prepared by polish workers in eastern scotland to be sold to france's biggest supermarkets. in england, the pro-europe movement looks dead in the water. it isn't here. they thank europe for free trade and thank these people for doing jobs british workers won't. >> if the u.k. left the european union and a lot of these people got out of the country action your business would be stopped? wouldn't it? >> along with probably most other food processors in the u.k. >> that's how important the european union is? >> absolutely important for us. >> reporter: an hour down the road is saint andrew's, the world's home of golf. you can see here, too, how much freedom of movement matters to scot

space we need without the chaos of the caterers. so we don't have to worry about our things ending up with a garlic in favor. the other things we've been able to start hourly and switch to overtime we know we paid monthly and rented space in the freezer and storage space that allows us to make it financially feasible to start a business without a you huge capital investment which at the time was not available for us. so for me and the businesses and for most folks this is a trims resource to have available for us. it's a great place to live and grow to meet others people doing something similar it's great for incubatetion and find other people to sell to. and i hope you support in next step. (calling names) >> all those people who make food and nobody brought anything. >> i'm carl the owner and chief of the break through suburbia i i've been with electric for the last 3 years and i'm here to support the construction of new kitchen. i want to say that i'm excited for the new kitchen because i don't know if you've been there i'm sure

all the interviews the and and then the states which by the way. they're not always that coming to us especially in heels. but the most important thing is actually on this desk here because this is the mom of all mamas this is basically your script to this is what's going on right now in the news room on. any changes that happened they happened here and i was the people say why do you know anchors always have papers it's because this is basically a hard copy of what you have here on the computer so just in case technology decides to play on us while we're live then i can always. find a school who i am and we threw it in the video of the studio is that now we get to see the gallery and see if they're not responding as quickly as you possibly the one thing you know is this go you know scream at them and you know on the screen you just go to the news room so it's good i mean it's great it's. i don't think anybody ever gets to see how the motherboard brings in the screen and you know it brings in the final product so it's nice that we can. you know we

the man with the bat is kneeling on the hood and pounding the windshield. [ shriek ] after the crash, the furious man lunges at the vehicle again, trying to break the glass with his bat. the driver in the green car trying to flee rams his car forward again. the woman can't move her car. it's been disabled by the collision. the attacker walks away from the green car as it backs up. the woman and her daughter get out to check the damage, revealing to the camera she's pregnant. the toyota driver gets away, but police quickly track him down. according to police and local reports, the confrontation begins when the toyota driver hits an 8-year-old boy on the side of the road. when the boy's father approaches the vehicle, the driver gets out, swinging a stick. then gets back in and tries to escape. the father then gets a baseball bat and chases down the driver. a passerby who witnesses the hit joins in to help the father. the boy has very minor injuries. no one else is hurt. there are no arrests, but the toyota driver gets a fine and his license is revoked. due to the hit-and-run, he's barre

on the final day, in the final day of the draft michael sam got the call. >> with the 249th pick in the 2014 n.f.l. draft the st. louis rams select michael sams, defense for missouri. good for you. >> with that, michael sam's dream became a reality. the 24-year-old says he just wants to be judged as a football player, and it was a touching moment for sam, surround by friends and family. the st. louis rams gives him a chance to prove himself, after taking in the 7th round. there are some concerns that sam wouldn't get drafted after a disappointing performance. make no mistake, it was a high energy, player, the one thing that scouts cannot measure, a players' heart, and sam plays with a lot of passion. the next step from mikael samuelsson. the st louis rams are flying in, and it's time to go work and learn the playbook, learn the system in hopes of making the ram's rotter. the nice thing for michael sam is he'll stay in missouri, two hours away and play for the st. louisize rams. a veteran coach says he saw something. he'll make his name on the special teams. >> because you are drafted do

the walls of the v.a. health care system. committee wants to gauge what is going on and how the quality of care is being delivered, i would ask you to spend a day walking around inside the local hospital talking to veterans and discussing their health care experiences, not sitting in front of a pre-selected panel of veterans to support sweeping jenlizations and to stoke public outrage. the fact is that the v.a. health care services are excellent. patient satisfaction services support that assertion. the primary complaint we hear all of the time from veterans is how long they had to wait to be seen for an initial appointment or to receive care. at its core, this is an access problem, not a quality of care problem. these are not the same thing. and to be clear, sending veterans outside of the v.a. to get private care is not the solution to this problem. it might be part of a solution, it is not the solution. particularly for veterans who ly on it might be part of a solution. it is not the solution. particula

in twenty eleven which led to the benefits of cars on the policy of the raiding the captain said the country's commerce in the news to me with enrolment forms hometown son would replace in law and that the caretaker government would press ahead with plans for the jubilee twenty conduct the election. on wednesday he will come from may's album and huge piece of the caretaker government including making sure that the election of a new conference happens as soon as possible. who would speak to arc was going to see that owns the inbound call could use it up. how have the anti government protest is on red shirt movement reactions to the core group. well cos the pro government red shirt that a kid and i'm happy about the constitutional court but it's saving the evening watching a watts from office not they believe that you love is the victim of what they call a key issue to focus traded by ten points if they get the bank of snow tree and while its establishments. now they have planned a much ballyhooed that this coming weekend. it should be this i say that they expect up to one hundred thou

are we willing to bet the security of the international system, the security of the country on the argument something has happened in 70 years of live happening again? i spent a lot of time because this is the lifetime if they requires nuclear-weapons even though one that could result with an attack on the united states will often say it poses a lot of the greatest threats to security and say it poses the greatest threat to the nine states but we have to be willing to do what it takes with those military strakes has to be one of the tools in the toolbox. when it gets to the point the headed states must take tough action is consistent to international security we have often been called on tuesday action -- to take action and it has been prosperity in dealing with the iranian nuclear challenge is not different than now was not the time to shirk our responsibilities. thank you. [applause] >> if you would please identify yourself. >>. >> i am with the freedom forest today and in committee -- sudan committee i appreciate your non defeatist and non appeasement presentation. lead to other than the

and so the bailiffs are very much on the radar in the u.k. in the u.s. and indeed throughout much of most the western world most g. twenty nations have never signed up to not all but most of them so it's a real risk and so it's happened in cyprus and time tired he said oh well cyprus is a one off because of all the money that's in cyprus and you know this won't happen under or else but meanwhile they're planning for exactly that scenario in most. our countries and people need to be aware that many repair just this past weekend a camera was here in the u.k. was making some interesting comments can you talk about that a little bit. yeah i mean it was just yesterday actually was so good on sky and use . in the budget it was quite again it was a sort of quietly put in there almost in the p.p.s. and about in the small print and they basically it imperils her by her man she's a revenue can actually go in and raid people's bank accounts on the basis that they may not have paid taxes but they don't have to prove it so that it isn't simply the word of the revenue

the they were at the head of the alley. so they were very differently situated from the pro-bush protesters. >> counsel, i don't understand the government to be making the argument, and i can't understand why it isn't making the argument, that it doesn't matter whether there was any intent to suppress anti-bush demonstrations, that in this area, as in traffic stops, we don't consult subjective intent. if if a policeman stops somebody, and it's, oh, you stopped me only because i was coming back from an anti-bush demonstration, we wouldn't we wouldn't listen to that argument. we'd say, did you have a broken taillight or not? if you had a broken taillight, we do not inquire into the subjective intent of the officer. why is it any different here? >> your honor, i don't believe we are avoiding the argument that your honor suggests. >> you haven't made it. >> we don't think it's i think, your honor, with respect, that we have. our position is that it is not clearly established law, that if there were an objectively reasonable >>

that is what will give you the on the dollar down the road. this report could be a key starter for that. >> why hasn't the dollar's strength comes through when many were predicting by now but it would be much higher than the position it is in today? >> one of the issues that we are justis that it is not expectations of higher interest rates in the future that matter, we actually need to see that through into near-term carry in the dollar. you don't have that yet. that sort of puts the real sustained dollar rally farther in the future. another big issue has been some of the issues surrounding geopolitics. in fact, that is sort of undermined some of the dollar strength associated with expectations for the u.s. economy to take off. you have to be weather related issues. all of those things kind of took away from that. right now, we are looking for some of those issues to start to settle. ultimately, this report should be less affected by the weather. in fact, maybe we should get some payback. that is what people are starting to look for. >> volat

the way the leader is maneuvering the fear of the population. there's aspects of it that are very difficult to grasp and it doesn't fit into, all i can say is it's a profoundly rational aspect of this but i do want energy question and tarek's as well by saying i'm not saying that because of his identity conflict this precludes a transition to democracy. i would disagree with tarek in the sense that i think when you have a disagreement over identity, it's easy to manipulate people's fears come easy to me be going their most basic and concerns about where they're going to end up in the system. it's up to leaders whether to manipulate those or not and exaggerate them. you mentioned the book, i haven't read it but i was his adviser -- time flies when he wrote his master's at georgetown university. much of the background of this book seems to been laid out and his basic argued was that in an election with a conservative population when leaders are trying to mobilize it got to attempt to play to that. you got to decide as a leader what you going to do

the in the. now this is footage purportedly showing one of the helicopters gunned down by self defense forces near slavyansk so according on the internet and we've been unable to verify it so far the defense ministry has confirmed at least two helicopters were downed while reports suggest it could well be up to three. one injured helicopter pilot is currently undergoing surgery in slavyansk this apparent. footage of him off to the crash scene of the man helping him to safety are reportedly pro autonomy activists you know the leaders in kiev have previously admitted the army is unable to quell the on the rest of the east international relations expert mocks the border he believes the pressure from radical groups is forcing them to try and reverse that. a few days ago we saw a massive. late night march by torchlight ultra nationalist downtown kiev that entered then into riots that were demanding that the regime either take decisive military action to take control of the country or that it would be