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we had 5 million user party, which was exciting to us. to be there at the nasdaq a year ago with you, celebrating a that. >> you have facebook in your dna. you're a twitter user. >> i am an equal opportunity social media user. be. >> are you using something we don't know about? >> instagram is the hot one. oi connect with people over the world and i found through photos, it needs no translation. it's an easy way to communicate. >> you talk in your book about your brother, she's somebody everybody and nobody wants to know about. what can you tell everyone about your brother. >> i tell fun stories about us when we were younger. we were into star wars and we did fun things. i give in sight into the family. >> you are a performer. you are a singer, you liked acting. you're into this. >> i have been known to grab a microphone from time to time. it's interesting because when - i looked back at what professionals - what it used to mean to be a professional. you used to have your business identity. and you go home and be who you are. at home. but

i'm not used to being recognized for doing what i'm supposed to do let us not wallow in the valley of despair. i say to you my friends, even though we face the difficulties of today and tomorrow, i still have a dream. it is a dream deeply rooted in the american dream. dr. martin luther king jr., thank you dr. king, because you shared your dream, i'm able to dream beyond what generations before me could even imagine. that is what fulfills my dream from my youth and my young adults. i truly just thank god that he allows know wake up everyday and do not only what i love but do what i feel i'm purposed to do. i want to thank the san francisco human rights commission for selecting me as the 2013 hero award recipient. i want to say thank you for nominating me. i don't think you will ever understand that the nomination means more than the actual award. if you only knew. i would like to briefly acknowledge a few heroes of my own on this day that marks the 50th year of the march on washington. wilhelm wundt -- one of the most profound speeches that we have heard. simply because i did not recei

to us distribution. only to get the film out in the us to win over in court. this morning. was a disappointment sensually continued hearing. until june twenty fourth what this really is accomplishing. the speech even winning in this case would not be over very very long. holy man of our legal system. today. recorded in june good counsel to know we have no been in this for more than a year. late august i received a new letter from michael contra told to drop. he's ready to come to sweden negotiate a settlement if i only make some cuts to the movie these guys never stop even if they know they're wrong they never stop. two months later i'm on my way to film festival. later today. in court in los angeles. this is the moment we've been waiting for. i was very i was i was i was very. exacting the way i wanted it to read it was it was right on. everything a perfect way to face the. wants. for. him which was there were times in the area where it was. like what are you talking about anyway so i don't want. her. i didn't think i would be able to read a legal document with a smile. bu

in a gun to someone's head to rob them uses the gun without pulling the trigger and truman uses that and iran right after world war two we use it over and over again to twice. korea so was korea have soo i mean this happens over and over again proposed every presidential order and nuclear because it had nixon eisenhower the madman nixon proposed that he would use nuclear weapons in vietnam he never came about because he was already bombing the hell out of the place most massive blaze of one who fathered min said that the united states threatened nuclear war thirteen times against. unbelievable and this brings me to reagan's obsession with the star wars fantasy and i think it was almost the most despicable part of the story was seen that there was actually a once in a lifetime chance for nuclear disarmament and he just started under it. because they were regulars at reykjavik reagan clung so fiercely to is fantasy about star wars gorbachev was proposing that we give up all nuclear weapons and he said that as long as you keep star wars testing in the laboratory rather than do outside t

reactions and the strong concerns in sweden really moved us so it was important for us to to let people understand that we also respect freedom of speech and that's a way for us to show it. it's pretty inspiring to see the. support i mean i really doubt it would happen in canada it was heartening to see that happen from afar and frustrating to know that we can only make that happen here maybe something would change. much better to be a film director. that sparkles on the red carpet. the festival focuses on the. people in germany should ask. the banana company try to stop a story that should leave consumers shaken up. we were celebrated as winners but it felt wrong. even if the film. it was still blocked in the us. would. be for a different room. taking plea it meant they could sue us again. this threat meant that no insurance company would cover the us distribution. our only chance to get the film out in the us was to win over in court. and this morning. was a disappointment sensually continued hearing. until june twenty fourth what this really is accomplishing the objective. speech eve

because it allows us to, on a good safe, basis to make attempts to ask the property owner to let us in and if they are not going to and we cannot say that there is a history of the building or a permit history or through an exterior inspection of the building, and then at that particular point in time we really don't have a good faith basis to promote or if there are some other pattern in that community, we don't have a good faith basis to proceed to ask for an inspection warrant because we don't have probable cause and now the standard in the building code, by the state, to the building official is, a reasonable belief but in a situation like this, we can't get in and a lot of times when we get in the things are changed from maybe what they were. but we think that this is a fairly good way of going where it does allow us a process by which we are making a good faith effort and we can then hone out those particular cases where we are spending a lot of time and we are not getting to utilize the safety has ards and jaime just shows you for the last five years that we get about 1,000 give

and sold to the us or turned over to the us for. the soul that could be buried alive. was saved with great effort. into they want to turn me into a terrorist so it was with them they wanted me to admit that i was a member of al qaeda or taliban or that i fought with them. not about time i didn't even know what al qaeda is nevertheless there are people all. brave enough to start a fight. something is going to be done that's going to be done by me in the span of a short amount of time to do it but it's going to impact me i'd be prosecuted but it's going to impact. the wife my daughter. the one time a trap. on our t.v. . dramas that can't be ignored. to the. stories others who a few still notice. faces change the world lights now. a full picture of today's the i phone to us from around the globe. to up to. fifty. the old. boy i was surprised when alexander the oldest of the kids called me mom she was the first to do it was too early for us i jumped at that moment because i wasn't ready yet it's like if a man proposes to you and you answer whoa i need time to think so when

, number one, how much is this going to cost us? >> i mean, you know, from our perspective, there isn't a massive cost involved, some allocation within our city departments with time to put this together. >> there's money i know already allocated to many city departments in order to develop a lot of these systems in the first place, so we're just going to probably redirect some of that funding in order to help organize this system? >> i think thaoes a very appropriate way to think about it. >> okay. and then this is a bit of a selfish question. so, i'm on the golden gate bridge board and we have a system for our agendas and the details that are provided to us as board members, so when we're reviewing the information, not only are we able to look into our board, it's called board effects and go through any of the agendas for any of the meetings, we're able to take notes, we're able to highlight things, we're able to do a lot of great, amazing things in order to effectively do our job as members of the golden gate bridge board. unfort

they issue a report, but they cannot repel us to do -- compel us to do a thing. there is zero give up or loss of any sovereignty of the united states. we are deciding whether or not we want the rest of the world to be importunate by us over the next years as a member of this party to rise to our standards rather than come to a lower standard. the u.s. gains entirely from this. on the disabilities committee, the disabilities committee has zero power to change the law, to order the change of law, compel a change of law. there is no power in this treaty and also in the committee. the committee has no ability to create and a customary international law, no decision memo, anything they utter can have an impact on u.s. and what we reserve to ourselves through our constitution, and even through our declarations and understandings and reservations in this treaty. >> as i believe and as you have asserted, the treaty does not compel us to do anything except to continue to follow our own law in our own way. why then ratify it? what harm is being done to our ability to advoc

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readers don't know how you doing to us from vermont to a north carolina to texas and california the us has seen a rapid spike in secession movements policing across the nation in the past decade as the united states has grown extremely divided. i hope that there's a recognition that owned a disconnect exists not just here in colorado but in other states. and that we need to begin to address the problem the problem of america's partisan politics extends all the way up to the top. last month's dysfunctional stalemate in washington cause as sixteen date government shut down the next the pianist is going to be more than likely twenty fourteen and statewide ballot initiative which everybody this they reveal the vote the point which to redraw the boundaries of the stick on robert. however these coveted swing state can only be torn into with the approval by the us congress. a powerful legislative body. known best for its own failure at reaching compromise its green up our diana our team colorado. well these embrace combined a dash more momentum for people with guns and sentenced to death of t

the idea of using fashion models to lure doctors into using medications. that might be surprising to a lot of patients. >> right, hit will me first say when we started making this documentary i was trying to answer the simple question or fact that we're possibly 5% of the world's population but we utilize 80% of the world's hydrocodone, in many cases vicodin and 50% of the world's prescription drugs in general. it's like how is this possible? this is definitely not a begins dense. we'r coincidence. we're only one of two companies that allow direct marketing to patients on media. we're a society with a bill for a problem. if you go to a physician, and if you can't sleep you get a pill. if you feel sad, you get a pill. if you have anxiety, you get a pill. we're not treating the underlying cause, which is why there is abuse of pharmaceuticals right now. >> the fda says you can use this medication for this purpose. that would be the labeled use. some of these companies have marketed them to physicians and said, look, this has been effective in other areas, is

i was decree expressed and glad to see it being put to use now >> i just wanted to thank you. yeah. (laughter) but only with me >> i just wanted to welcome dr. author tyler to city college he's the newly appointed city college chancellor he's going to be a close partner of ourselves from city college and we're looking forward to working closely with him. >> thank you. okay. we will now move on to item t the closed session action for the meeting the board of education approved the contract for one intifrm principle and one administrator. the board of education approved a minor modification of the schools contract with distribution to redraft the contract to include that modification. in the matter of g l vs. the unified school district case no. 80862 the board of education gives the authority of the district to pay up to the stipulated amount. wait a minute this is the vote total can't be correct and i also did not vote on that item you need to look at the vote totals again. so we may need to read this anti. can we clarify that before the at the end of this meeting. in the existing l

i used to have it on my end table. i still have it hanging there. >> thank you for sharing your memory. here is james in alabama. make sure you turn your television down there. go ahead with your comment. i think we lost him. we are going to take you to dallas for the ceremony is about to get underway. at arlington international cemetery, looking at the dallas news coverage. this is the headline on one of the news pages this afternoon. hundreds gather in chile -- in a chilly plaza. is about to get underway. we will take you live when it starts. mary is next. >> i worked for john kennedy. i was 33 years old when he was shot. he was a war hero. he carried a man with his pt boat crash. he pulled that young man to sure. i worked so hard for him. there was so much he could treat against him. they talked terrible about him. i could not see what religion had do with it. my own family would not speak to me for three years because of the fact i worked so hard for him. he was a great man and had great potential. i really feel ba

and if we didn't you all know what she did to us. with that, i'm going to turn it over to my baby brother paul he wants to sing a short song to my mother to honor her >> i'd like to thank everybody for coming out and honor my mother and the mayor and the rest of the supervisors. my mother is definitely smiling down on us right now. i want to say. i used be afraid that no one was ever going to love me this way. but i feel better now. no one could ever say to me that's a shame because my love is mine. i used to say i love everyday. to make you realize trust in the things i say. look at me now, when you could clearly see the love i feel for you you don't need words for me. because it's love. i say it's love. it's mary rogers love. >> all right. (clapping)

at the cinemas to get to use it. then the system emotional criminal with a fumble stash people put in the stiletto. for us with this criticism whatsoever what did i miss it the devil a nice time the point i was due to the food to go to the rest of the film to finding the most news i'm getting. but the bill we do most of them cannot believe there was a wonderful mother to the beach the most about the motion of the event was a kid to cdo we get to size him up for the befuddled as to what will that was fun and it would put in a blog of a gimmick the ocean to cool the true motivation for them to a gaza movement in the open with them to move you to know if you know. so we no longer putting on a one in the loop as of yet. when one of many of you in the coup. it was a memorable moment because of a pool. only learned of the lead in a coma yet the tool provides an interesting new photo coma get to go because although the pushing about going into this. among the most coveted would joke about having the cages and for the fugiti

i know it sounds crazy, but i've gotten so used to being here. - i've even gotten used to you. - thank you ! you know how mr. brashov always talks about how we're like a family here ? well, it's true. it's been safe here. don't you ever get a little scared, rosa ? only when i think there's nothing to look forward to. i envy you, katherine. if i didn't believe that one day i'm going to take off this apron... and be in front of the counter, i don't know what i would do. besides, do you really believe i would put up with you... if i didn't think it was good experience ? rosa. i'm going to miss you. "free concert starring famous rock star" ? isn't that false advertising ? no way. i mean, what's the difference whether i'm famous now or three months from now ? if only you could be this excited when you're working. this is just the beginning, mr. brashov. i think we're all going to remember that this is the night that henry chang became a star. just be sure the star cleans up the cafe after the concert. come on, henry. the crowd's waiting. jimmy, you ready with the lights ? well, here we go.

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that she told us we had to do everything ourselves. because my dream is to open my own chocolate factory a dinner as i sell my real mother only once the limit on a street in the town of pushkin this woman approached me and said hello how are you so i realized it was my mother standing before me the woman who had carried me for nine months when these were the only ways she had ever said to me so i answered i'm fine good bye. my a village mother went with me through everything no no says cora and joyful mom and . each year she invited us to her house he would sell calls that i never even noticed it was work for her. will. call me to see where i come in on friday where coming on saturday evening they know they will be welcomed here one says same bank. i want to meet. she start to independent yes i am independent. it's just that i get marriage we've been living together for only here and we're still getting used to each other my has been once you have three kids i told him to raise at least one terrorist and then we'll see. if. there are t

extract the kind of actions that you believe are necessary to us to bring us thought to the table. >> good to see you. i talked to the russians and the iranians about this. i think they're quite sympathetic to the idea. they have not agreed to by any means. it suits their interests. they want to do something in the end that protects them and their allies. they are not foolish. they see down the line that assad is not going to be able to stay in power. they want enough protection for them. this presents somewhat of an answer for them. we need to have this over. we need to talk to them of that strategy in mind. you cannot say, hey, let's have a geneva conference. it will not work. >> if i may, the administration officials did not want us to specifically call out saudi arabia and other nations full we just want to call them the gulf states. do either of you feel comfortable talking about that individual states by name in terms of what we should be asking from them in terms of reducing the amount of support that is going to radical groups? >> absolutely. >> can you name the countries? bu

that takes us to section 711.83, public use. public use is the reference for that is section 790, the controlling for that is 790.80, and it states in 711.83, that the conditional uses are allowed by story. so staying parallel to the uses inside of the building only. it says you need a conditional use inside first story, second story, third story. the roof is not a story. we don't necessarily say that they cannot build there, we say they have to build according to this code. which stipulates inside the building. so the controller here now gets us to section 790.80, public use. a publicly or privately owned use which provides public service to the community whether conducted within a building, or on an open lot. it continues which has operating requirements. and this states location within the district including civic instrustructures such as museum so forth and transportation facilities and utility installations. strong part here is including internet service exchange and wireless transmission facilities. this is where wireless

you want to tell us what it is? >> yes. i have been confirmed to be a judge on the united states court of federal claims. >> did any of us vote for you? >> some of you did. the others were clearly a miss take. -- mistake. >> congratulations. thank you for doing double duty here in the last six months in taking this on. to our colleagues who were good enough to find a way supporting a confirmed director, i thank you for your support. as the acting director, miss kaplan oversees the office of federal investigative services. the office responsible for ensuring that the federal government has a work force that is worthy of public trust by investigating and reviewing applications for security clearances. and by performing background checks to determine whether a person is suitable for employment by the federal government or federal contractor. acting director kaplan, thank you for your testimony, for your leadership and good luck in what lies ahead. letti, brianess is preoletti a special security director at the office of direct

out as quickly as they used to. make acan't be afraid to full body work like we used to do. you want people to see the movie id, liker. dre d everybody get back in the day. you make a movie. everything is so single driven, so people are only thinking i'm going to make an album, but make sure there is one record on here. you have to have the kurds to make a full body of work that people will listen to. tavis: i hear your point. so why aren't more people seeing and doing it that way? >> i think it is the labels that say this is what is in now. you're going to sell 60 million singles instead of 60 million albums. that is the big thing, is singles right now. but if you are an artist, you're going to want more than just that. you're not going to be afraid to give your people a full movie or a full body of work. you've got to be not afraid to lose. out on something, but the bottom line is, you can't he afraid to make the movie. labels,ince you mention how would you grade your experience as an artist to date, overall, with

i've added them to help us. i didn't understand until the next day to an american drone killed my son. why tell me may allah deprive them of their souls that they robbed us of our son. he was the only one providing for this family. all we have left now is ninety years. we only target al qaeda and its associated forces. and even then that the use of drones is heavily constrained before the strike is taken there must be near certainty that no civilians will be killed or injured the highest standard we can set up our offer. except there was a deadly failure yemen's interior ministry confirmed the cousins had no links to terrorism in a country where tribal ties surmount all the loss was felt far beyond the family the lighthouse has never acknowledged the deaths were below the strike. humm it shows me the evidence. this is what killed them what's not to be a fragment of a hellfire missile launched from a drone. the us believes this is the best weapon against al qa'ida. although not officially at war in yemen the corp

the use of those tools in a predicated investigation for which we are allowed to use those tools to protect civil liberties and privacy. just because we have the authority by law to use certain techniques, we have a responsibility and a requirement to do so in a manner that is least intrusive whenever possible. sometimes, even an interview is to intrusive. if we think you have been involved in wrongdoing because we have received information and we can't corroborate aspects of it and we are authorized to open and we can corroborate aspects of it and we are authorized to open investigation, we can have a discussion with you at your work lace. the interview itself -- at your work place. the interview itself is less intrusive, but doing it at your work place is an intrusion on your privacy. this causes people to have concerns they should not have. we take care to measure the technique used and the manner it might be used before we do it. oversight is provided by the leadership as well as those individuals responsible for conducting the investigation. that happens as a matter of practice

can be used to determine the reservoir storage capacity and the ability of fluids to flow through the rock these measurements are used to determine the recoverable reserves and the rates at which they can be extracted. the process itself involves working out the chemical makeup of the rock. someplace then heated and compressed in a chamber to simulate the conditions under which it will be drilled and the results of these tests help determine the best drilling method when it comes to the crunch . the extreme testing conditions are not to crack even the hardest of rocks so there's no room for error as drilling for another sample is no small task. the skolkovo innovation. vision has a way of conducting an infinite number of experiments while leaving the completely in. physics in creating a three dimensional model of. how it would behave under various physical processes . are very sensitive to methods of increasing extraction rates development so sometimes you need to conduct hundreds or even thousands of experiments before drilling with. a real sample would withstand it so that's where c

it's your job to help us enforce. it is your job to report back to us, and if you don't, black mark on you. you won't be a government contractor very long. and so that's -- that's the level at which i have passion for this issue, that we should not be letting -- when we give them the good housekeeping seal of approval, which is what this security clearance is, that ought to mean something. and if they breach it, that ought for something that we consider very serious with very serious consequences. and so i applaud your work. i would like to know how many have actually been discharged or disciplined for either lying on applications. obviously they wouldn't get the clearance. but not reporting after the fact. mr. chairman, again, thank you for the time. >> thanks. those were tough questions. senator mccaskill. >> i think one of the most revealing things this morning is the realization that while an arrest report may be part of a background check, there is not a requirement that the underlying police report be obtained.

as we used to say -- as i used to say when john goty and kevin get together, lookout. in other words a leading gangster or organized crime group -- if they team up with level-a hackers and use their ability to penetrate, computer networking, data base systems as spike mentioned when able to do that and commit extortion against the amazon and the banks and the security companies, we will really see the jeopardy to our system and our government and the economic engine that drives not just the u.s. but other companies. and if i could have one more difference that is important with the jihad. the jihady groups, in many cases, they want to overthrow the government and replace it with whatever system they believe in a fundamental system they want to install. organized crime doesn't want to go that. the gangster in the country want the united -- they are patriotic. they want the u.s. to survive and stay well. it's the cash cow. if the cow dies, no more milk. they really want to just suck off and bleed off money from our system and other companies. where it hurts overseas part

a fee to collect a monogram. >> people who use check catchers, particularly those who use them to cash their paychecks all year long, they can pay hundreds, even a thousand dollars a year just in fees to get access to their pay. >> i do not have that kind of money. >> i would not have to pay it if i had a bank account. >> bank accounts are essential. they keep your money saved and that helps save for the future. most banks require information that may limit its pool of qualified applicants. encouraging to turn to costly and unsafe check captures. >> i do not feel safe carrying the money order that i get home. >> without a bank account, you are more vulnerable to loss, robbery, or theft. thankfully, the program was designed to meet the needs of every kind, so qualifying for a bank account is no longer a problem. even if you have had problems with an account in the past, have never had an account, or are not a u.s. citizen, bank on s.f. makes it easy for you to have an account. >> many people do not have a bank account because they might be in the check system, which means they had an ac

want to tell us what it is? >> confirmed to be a judge op the united states court of federal claims. >> any of us vote for you? >> some of you did. [laughter] >> all right. >> the others were clearly mistaken. [laughter] >> congratulations. thank you for doing double duty here in the last six months and taking this on, and to our colleagues woo were good enough to find a way in supporting a -- confirm the director, thank you for your support. at z acting director, ms. kaplin oversees services ensuring the federal government has a work force that's worthy of the public trust by investigating and reviewing applications for security clearances and by performing background checks to determine whether a person is suitable for employment by the federal governor or federal contractor. thank you for your testimony, for your leadership, and always once, and good luck in what lies ahead. next witness is -- ryan -- letti? >> [inaudible] >> yeah, and assistant directer in special security director at the office of director

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us,ou want to reach out to the numbers are -- you can also follow us on facebook, posting their opinions, you can as well. i will give you a couple of snapshots of what they are saying. when it comes to sources, out jazeera, bbc,al and public tv. you can give your sources on the phones, on facebook, or on tweet and e-mail. from new jersey, democrats line, go ahead. my favorite news sources npr. i think it is my favorite news source. they seem to lock -- to walk the line between pulling in people who are not engaged in politics and making them interested in these political issues. i don't think they fall short of that goal. that is why i really appreciate them. the even other -- they even cover other nation pause politics. -- other nation's politics. they may have exaggerated at some point. read foreign affairs magazine. i can have oath things in buffers. i have not personally seen anything that was exaggerated. i do not know everything they are publishing. host: lorraine is up next for michigan. i watch fox news. i think they are on the air more often and tell you what's going on. host:

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be used to rein in the n.s.a. as i mentioned and it could be used to address sexual assaults in the military so as you can see this is a very critical debate in the senate that touches on all of those serious issues that are usually ignored by the mainstream media issues that often break down traditional left right party coalitions. john isaacs joins me now he's the executive director of the center for arms control and nonproliferation and the council for a livable wage drawn welcome to the show thank you so the senate armed services committee chairman carl levin is kind of overseeing the national defense authorization act in the senate he said that the n.b.a. is not the appropriate vehicle for a debate over the genesis is about a bit so it considering has been used as a vehicle for pretty much everything that's right it's one of the few must pass bills in the senate it. passed in the senate fifty one stray years and no other bill can claim that even appropriations bills which might be a vehicle for a few moments

to get us up and started and running. and we want every site that we visit in to become investments to the private sectors as well as and join our community based orchestras that we, only succeed to put private monies in and their campaigner. our biggest environment is when people want their families to come to san francisco. that's the biggest investment. in order to do that you've got to have schools and a community partnerships and the rest of city government engaged. that's why we have over 1 hundred people engaged in this vision for our groups. we have reenvisioned how we can be more innovative & welcoming. so i want to take the opportunity to thank the secretary and thank president obama for gufz this up to this point for reenforcing the president's view we're about creating lards of opportunity for the community. i can't stress how important that is. and to link that up i've been proud to create 6 thousand summer jobs for kids and when they talk to a their parents and they're excited about getting the summer jobs a

he joins us. great to have you with us. i want to start with you. the concept of corporate personhood or corporation has been long-established in american law. if a corporation is a person, why shouldn't the person have some religious rights. corporations have rights but the free exercise of reliageons is not one of them. at its core it's about conscience, conviction and human dignity. they are attributes that don't apply to a corporation. they can't pray. conscience. >> the supreme court allowed them under citizens united to express themselves under the first amendment by contributing to campaigns. >> it doesn't recognise that corporations have interest in human dignity. we have to look carefully at the right that's at issue in this case. corporations have never in over 200 years had the right to the free exercise of religion. >> there are limits to corporation hood. they can't vote. what do you say in response to what david does. >> i'm surprised david would say corporations don't have rights for 200 years. the vast majority of churches, synagogue

the message is clear for as long as the us policies are hostile to us we will continue to use the slogan. well the slogan first came to prominence during the one nine hundred seventy nine iranian revolution when the u.s. backed government was overthrown and since then it's been widely used by critics of washington those critics now fear a hollies willingness to reengage with the u.s. could undermine the revolution they also see no reason to start diplomacy with a country that for years has portrayed iran as the enemy and subject of the country to harsh economic sanctions over its nuclear program states like the and their terrorist allies constitute an axis of evil this administration has systematically imposed the toughest sanctions on iraq on iran ever the united states is not going to lift the sanctions until it is clear that a very very fireball accountable transparent process is in place despite efforts by the us government to suggest these sanctions aren't affecting the general population food clothes and even basic medicines have rocketed in price in recent years and the leadership

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for alternative vehicles. >> it's time for us to have a home that all of us can be proud of. >> and we couldn't do this without everybody working together on the one goal, which is, let's build something that reflects the honor of hetch hetchy, the honor of the greatest engineering feats, reflects what our puc does for our public, and for generations to come it will educate everybody. >> i'm really proud that one of the greenest and most sustainable buildings is here in norm in district 6. the wind turbine, the solar power, the living machines, recycled water that ed and the mayor has already spoken to. and what's also amazing about this building is it's not just internally, but you can actually see it on the outside. so, when people are walking around the city they can actually see the green and environmental aspects. >> what better way to show that the puc cares about the environment and the puc is going to show everyone else, you can do this, too. and you can do it in a way that makes sense, that's affordable, and that is better for the environment. >> and this is the most energy

taking the time to talk to us. it's time to see what is trending let's check in with hermela. a new study published by the aclu show that 80% of people were convicted of non-violent drug ow offences like possessina crack pipe or traces of drugs in their clothing. 10% were convicted of non-violent shoplifting crimes. in 83% of the cases the junctios didn't have a say in the sentencing. they had to follow mandatory guidelines. and now to your reaction. a new form of slavery and mel list is is ayoucan read more oe america.aljazeera.com. >> we'll be back with mos more f "consider the philippines continue... >> bodies are on the roads and nobody is picking them up... >> joie chen report live a special edition of america tonight... sunday 9pm et / 6pm pt on al jazeera america >>> the hubble space tel telesce has spotted something that has never been seen before. is it a comet or astroid or something else. it's got six tails that change shape day-to-day. the sung i sun is reaching the m solar bein being a test. activi. >>

now bring it to reality, to a city and park where i used to play ball in high school, to announce a project, this is something i've been incredibly proud to work on and something we started years ago and finally bringing to reality today. i again want to thank everybody who has been involved. this has been a complete team effort. and certainly want to thank mayor lee for his support during this process. mayor lee has been an incredible friend to our technology community as doing incredible things for our great city. and, mayor lee, i want to thank you and introduce our great mayor, mayor ed lee. (applause) >> thank you, mark. welcome, everybody, to balboa park. and i know we have a couple of hosts and i want to meet and recognize of course our recreation and park department. phil is here. he'll speak in a minute. also recognizing john avalos, our supervisor for this district. but often a voice at the board in this city about issues of equity, and that is why i think it's important that we announced it at a place like balboa park. i live here just literally two minutes away, so, i of

reactions and the strong concerns in sweden really moved us so it was important for us to to let people understand that we we also respect freedom of speech and that's a way for us to show which. it's pretty inspiring to see the level of their level of support i mean i really doubt it would happen in canada it was heartening to see that happen from afar and frustrating to know that boy if we can only make that happen here maybe something would change. now it feels so much better to be film director. film travels to. what i know my fight we don't is not over. that sparkles on the red carpet where. this doesn't happen. and his girlfriend get a lot of attention the festival focuses on the film such as after seeing people in germany should ask their groceries how their tomatoes produced the banana company try to stop this film a story that should leave consumers shaken up. we were celebrated as winners but. even if. it was still blocked in the us. they could get. this threat. to us distribution. to get the film out in the us. in court. wanting to know what happened this morning. was a disap