i am also are renter, but i am applying for the at large sea. i don't have any property interests, so when i think about community benefits, i don't think about the value occurred to property, but transit first in the transit effectiveness program, all of these moving parts that are citywide issues. i am also the chair of the hayes valley neighborhood associations planning committee. i am very involved in a lot of development issues within the neighborhood and plan area. i am on the board of a neighborhood association. i have been involved with the planning and implementation of the market octavia plan for eight years. i know the plan very well. there are a bunch of moving parts that are coming about to be laid out on the ground, which will have impact on the plan area and i am very familiar with what does impact will be. my interesting is in using the community benefits as part of the matching funds and really trying to coordinate the bus rapid transit, the implementation of the transit effectiveness project. we just had a really good project a

this is footage of the large sea front. this is in scotland.ook at this angry sea. >> that's scary into the guy shooting the video is inside of his car, but he does have the window rolled down and watch what happens. >> oh! >> you see the wave come in and crash against the railing and the spray comes through the window. >> this storm packed a pretty heavy punch. winds up to 100 miles per hour. here's images from "the mirror" in the uk. toppled tree, shut down roads, caused a great deal of damage. look at these pictures of the boats in the sea. i can't believe people are on these ferries. >> section of a home was destroyed by winds and rain. that is nuts. >> people have been injured. one death has been reported from this storm. like i said, one of the craziest storms to hit the uk in a while. >> i'm glad people take these videos, but i know that i never would. i would be inside like under a blanket. if this is happening. >> under a blanket would be a good place? >> yeah. you stay dry under there. >> waterproof blanket. >> waterproof blanket, yea

example of a failed meeting between an outside culture and a native people whereas the night sea have accepted a large degree of assimilation but remain productive and connected to their heritage the origin people here have lost far more than just their native ways p.-orridge were also a native fishing people now their fishing boats lie broken and unused on the shore . at that hour parents are to blame they started the drinking. children seat and start as well some children grow up too fast they start smoking at six since soviet times attempts to integrate the origin to society have had disastrous results the houses here go largely unrepaired most orit's children soon drop out of school unemployment and alcoholism are rife you thought that if we tore away their culture and implanted ours would help them so they became dependent now the social and economic situation has changed they need to start helping themselves but they're not ready to do that oksana as house is falling apart and she hasn't stored enough food to last in the winter but her and her jobless husband want to be given a new house and fre

you will in combat or do we want to continue to put our money into these very large expensive capital ships which frankly at sea are becoming more and more vulnerable than they've ever been in our history affect you go back to the one nine hundred fifty s. the sixty's admiral rickover the father of nuclear navy or maybe was asked when he testified before the senate in one nine hundred seventy s. how long would our carriers last against the soviet navy at sea and his answer was two or three days before their sunk maybe a week if they stay in port well that's because the submarine and submersibles unmanned submersibles today these kinds of things are so powerful and so difficult to track that they will put down capital ships like these aircraft carriers in a serious conflict so again what's the rationale strategically for doing this perhaps it's jobs because clearly you know this creates a lot of employment in norfolk virginia. almost like a really nice car you don't want to. say it's for a show that you don't want to really put in harm's way because of how much money i mean do you think that the money spent on s

the focus is not on fighting large ground battles, it's all about sea and air might including drones to watch china and iran. the move means nearly half a trillion in cuts for the pentagon budget, thousands of fewer troops. with it a warning of getting more for less. >> so our military will be leaner, but the world must know the united states is going to maintain our military spup yort with arms forces that are natural, flexible and ready for full range of contingencies and threats. >> out front tonight, the fallout begins. tomorrow's headline in the uk's independent reads, obama, the u.s. can no longer fight the world's battles. so what does this mean? did you know there are more than 200,000 american military sites around the world? many in vital areas of interest, 202,178 american military sites on earth. south korea, mideast. did you know there are also assets in aruba and the bahamas? do we need them all? we're bringing in two big military guns to weigh in. good to have both of you with us. that number is truly stunning. 202,000 plus military sites around the world. admiral, can

the focus is not on fighting large ground battles, it's all about sea and air might including droneso watch china and iran. the move means nearly half a trillion in cuts for the pentagon budget, thousands of fewer troops. with it a warning of getting more for less. >> so our military will be leaner, but the world must know the united states is going to maintain our military spup yort with arms forces that are natural, flexible and ready for full range of contingencies and threats. >> out front tonight, the fallout begins. tomorrow's headline in the uk's independent reads, obama, the u.s. can no longer fight the world's battles. so what does this mean? did you know there are more than 200,000 american military sites around the world? many in vital areas of interest, 202,178 american military sites on earth. south korea, mideast. did you know there are also assets in aruba and the bahamas? do we need them all? we're bringing in two big military guns to weigh in. good to have both of you with us. that number is truly stunning. 202,000 plus military sites around the world. admiral, can w

large patches of open water close to the village of new mcgrew never freeze over thanks. according to geological evidence the white sea appeared some twenty thousand years ago. the people who first settled in this northern land find hundred years ago close to us. fishing and hunting with their means of subsistence. many of them drowned during hurricanes and storms. locals still put up landmarks of the most dangerous sites they serve as a warning to others. along the shore of the white sea their villages founded hundreds of years ago by coast welders. the oldest one is jordan i read which means black river. is. first mentioned in historical scripts in fifteen eleven. the church stands above the village it was named after some trifle the protector of hunters and fishermen. according to local tradition this church had to look like a ship. sailed north along the white sea coast and reach the shores of spitzbergen island even the women made the longest sea trips. look at the women went fishing in the city on rowing boats they caught fish many kilometers away from their homes and they went by these robots not by ships you c

sea of severe. this is a region where extraordinarily large amount of oil and gas. goes through and if there is insecurity in the region it's not just the strait of hormuz if there is a conflict in the persian gulf tankers who will be at risk that boil installations will be at risk or as hell and this instability will go beyond the persian gulf it will i think of oil exports and gas exports will be at risk in central asia and throughout the middle east and there will be a lot of. backlash from the public throughout the region well as a showdown in the gulf brews we're asking what you think the states wants to get for a conflict with iran just log on to r.t. dot com and let us know your opinion so far almost half of you believe america is up to dominance in the middle east over a quarter of our respondents say the u.s. is interested in the water cripple china's new material imports nineteen percent say washington is only interested in ensuring israel's security and just a few of you think a conflict with iran would be a boost for american arms exports were pinioned.

the focus is not on fighting large ground battles, it is all about sea and air might, including drones china and iran. now the move means nearly half a trillion dollars in cuts for the pentagon budget. thousands of fewer troops. and with it, a warning. not of weakness thanks to cuts, but of getting more for less. >> it is our military will be leaner but the world must know that united states is going to maintain our military superiority with armed forces that are agile, flexible and ready for the full range of contingencies and threats. >> out front tonight, the fall out begins. the uk's independent reads, obama, the u.s. can no longer fight the world's battles. so what does this mean? did you know there are more than 200,000 american military sites around the world in many in vital areas of interest. that's right, 202,178 in the around the world. do we need them all? the former commanding general of the u.s. army intelligence center, and commander of the aircraft carrier group, good to have you both with us. admiral, can we afford to slash some of them? >> absolutely. a number of them

seas" holds 8,700. how do you evacuate a ship that large? we asked mark strassmann to look into it. >> reporter: the "emerald princess" was in fort lauderdale today preparing for a ten day caribbean cruise, the ship stands 20 stories tall, similar in size to the "costa concordia." 15 decks carry more than 4,000 passengers and crew. roughly 100 mega-ships carry at least 2,000 passengers. that's 40% of the world's cruise fleet. for cruise companies, building bigger ships can increase profits by lowering construction costs by $50,000 per passenger. michael crye is an executive with the cruise line's international association, an industry trade group. he points out 16 million people cruise every year safely. >> in this case, this was very much an anomaly. it wasn't... the record in the industry has been outstanding for many years. >> reporter: the international safety standard requires a crew to evacuate all cruise passengers within 30 minutes of an order to abandon ship. it took 14 hours to rescue the last person off the "costa concordia" which