they would be multi-use. they have soccer fields that can be used for both baseball, softball, or soccer. so you basically -- on astroturf is all pictures. you draw a picture of a soccer diamond and a picture of a baseball diamond and whenever you play you play on top of it. it is like the raiders and the oakland a's play on the same field. it looks funny but it works. the field could be multi-purpose where it could be used for baseball, softball, or soccer. we're not talking about removing the baseball diamonds. as a little league coach, i could not advocate that. supervisor chu: the existing location has dedicated baseball fields and other fields to be soccer. you're saying create one big field, use it however you like. >> make it a multi-use field. similar to sunset. supervisor chu: you had talked about all the different alternatives. it failed to consider the alternatives. under the eir they did analyze a number of different options which included potentially having it done at sunset, having no renovation

use the we at your center? no? [laughter] ok. some people might not be into using the wii. that is perfectly fine. yes? ind person. there may be some opportunities for people who are visually impaired. >> the director of our center is blind. she was telling us a story. she had a lot of fun playing bolling -- bowling. if you can remember what movement and where you had to do it, it is very fond -- very fun. bowling is one of the possibilities with the wii without having any adaptation, just having the remote and directing the person in the right spot. >> i have heard a couple of people have commented they cannot afford the wii. go to your local senior center. the broadband technology grant program has purchased about 40 systems to be distributed throughout the city. find out if your local senior center is part of that program and has a wii. i am going to be doing training with all of the senior center a activity directors in the next couple of weeks so that all of them will know how to supervise and manage and use the system. by this summer, there should be wii at a senior center near you. we urge you to

is forced to be a bit special that used to be an old quarry but since then they've used to train backmilitary divers and even if you didn't like me. being used. is going to be one issue interesting to see them. down on the bottom i wasn't disappointed. business sunken plane complete with nazi insignia. and it makes a pretty intimidating obstacle course. i was even able to bring away a souvenir as well. that is a great dive site beneath the clarity was a little bit of water but that is to killer. for that. james cameron dropped. back on dry land it was time to take him some more of the local region and visit a poignant reminder of how modern kaliningrad was founded. the clinton grand region came into existence at the end of the second world war when it was an expired the soviet union and it was the scene of some fierce fighting from one hundred forty four to forty five and here in the little village of risk it's one of the few places in russia where you can find a soviet memorial next to a german war cemetery. several hundred german soldiers have been repaired here from all around the

but i think it would be best, if possible, for us to have a more extensive debate next week. and there will be another opportunity. supervisor wiener: supervisor kim? supervisor kim: i will keep my comments brief, because i think i have spoken on this issue. i do appreciate such a robust and engage discussion on how to have a democratically engage process around how we elect our representatives in the city. i think that as we discussed this, each and every time, i think i have a greater and nuanced appreciation for the systems we have. i do wholeheartedly support rank-troy's voting. as the discussion continues, my support actually increases, versus decreasing. for a number of reasons i have alluded to before, while we have seen in every race where we have runoffs, with the exception of two mail races, we have seen a vast decline in the number of voters who come out to vote in the december runoff, whether it is the board of supervisors, city attorney, and other offices. i appreciate we are limiting discussions to the mayor's race. "we saw in 1999 and 2003 was that voter increas

they have steps they will be going into the future use. i know the ranking member for the subcommittee is on its way. he does have a statement. i am not going to read it. he will be up here. you will give him the opportunity to make that statement when he shows up. thank you for allowing me here with you. >> thank you. i ask unanimous consent to include a statement from his the president and ceo of unmanned vehicle systems and the president of the air line pilots association describing the domestic use of the uas, both of whom are in favor of this hearing. the chair and now will go to the panel. i had the pleasure to visit todd humphries yesterday appeared being from austin, i take pride that you're here today. growing up in a family of longhorns, i take even more pride than that. i have a little orange blood myself. he is the assistant professor at the cockrell school of engineering. for anybody here who understand that other than dr. humphreys. he directs the laboratory at ut austin where his focus is on preventing spoofing and jamming. t

of syria in the syrian chemical weapons won't be used in its internal conflict create media scare stories but the hype on the other stockpiles might be deployed against foreign aggression. as one of the world's top credit agencies says that they are confident in germany's financial situation there's concern the eurozone crisis contagion could be reaching europe's economic powerhouse. it's three pm in moscow this is r t coming to you live i'm an isa now with our top story and a string of coordinated bomb attacks in iraq have hit more than a dozen cities and killed over a hundred people the worst violence in the country since the u.s. troop withdraw all in the blasts were mainly targeting security forces government officials and shiite neighborhoods the offensive occurred only days after i announced a major comeback in iraq are two going to cannes now looks at what this means for the country and the whole region. the self-appointed leader of the iraqi branch of al qaida abu barker all baghdad he has announced the resurgence of terror in the country and clearly indicated there is more to com

if it was found to not be a legal use, the authorization would exist, but it would not be useful. you cannot weigh in on whether that is illegal use are not. that is a private matter between the parties. commissioner borden: for that purpose, it does not make as much sense for us to continue this case out, but i think we could discuss whether or not there are appropriate conditions about requiring the white zone and not by telling, or requiring a crossing guard. some of the issues that people address -- it is obviously a little bit different with a preschool, because those kids are not generating trash and roaming the neighborhood. their parents are may be getting out of the card temporarily to bring them to the car, or they are being brought directly to the car. presumably, it is not all day long. traffic conditions seem like much more of an issue for other situations. we would support a condition related to requiring a crossing guard, and a morning or evening pick up, as well as asking to get the wide zone, so parents can call up temporarily. i would move that we approve, and ad

i'm not sure this is much fiction now as it use to be. but was trying to figure out the utilizationization and utility, what's the usefulness of the continuous development of the technology? >> it's a great question. there are in fact, a lot of great uses to which these drones can be put. i want to use them in the research so we can do better detection of interference sources in the gps radio ban. i'll confess also. i'm looking forward to a day when i get a taco delivered to my doorstep from a done that days takeout deliver i are. other types can be in monitor border helping to surveil difficult situations like a swat attack against somebody who is got as hostile situation ongoing. i see these as being very useful. i would not want to put the brakes on the plan faa has to roll them out in the future. i would simply want to hold the faa to the language of the act passed back in february so we is safely accelerate the adoption of these uav into the national air space. >> i guess since we have a great concern about terrorism, terrorist, terro

you saying that really it's not practical to be used against the people but you know you don't know what i said assad's going to do is assume he's being rational but it wouldn't seem to have much use internally given the kind of warfare that's going on but you know the man does have his back against the wall and who knows what he might do with those weapons but i think it's you know this is getting a bit blown out of proportion at the moment i think we've got to wait and see what's going to happen that the rebels say that they're creating a special kind of unit of men that would secure chemical weapons sites do you think they would be in safe hands if they took control or that these rebels if successful that they would be responsible in terms of these stockpiles it depends which group of rebels we're dealing with in which situation the rebels are made up of a range all backgrounds and interests there is the transitional you know there's the there's the main rebel group which do seem to be how you being quite rationally and are suggesting that they you know for instance that they woul

we will be using this over here. l you need to know is to paddle when i tell you. >> what if we capsize? >> we are going to be swimming. i have not been swimming since i was 12 years old. ♪ >> he is heading down to the finish line. ♪ you know what they say. if that first you do not succeed, try again. we just about made it that time. [unintelligible] thank you. >> i finished it. [rushing water] >> they say presenting the news can sometimes find you in deep water, but never like that. all this week, we will show you what other presenters do when they try out olympic sports. i want to see that for sure. that brings today's show to a close. you can find constant updates on the london games and all the rest of the day's news on our website. make sure to check out our facebook page. from all of us at world news america, thank you for watching. please tune in again tomorrow. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, union bank, and shell. >> at

the back rooms will be used for painting. the mezzanine will be used for storage and a break area. the new location will allow the owner to install new equipment and provide for new jobs for the community. the proposal is the relocation of existing automotive repair shop and existing building -- the existing building has been in that location since 1977. this is an independent news and locally owned which has been encouraged. historically the previous uses on the side have been similar uses with compatible impact. staff has received contracts from three neighbors concerned about noise and odor. since the packets were distributed, we received one e- mail from a neighbor with similar concerns i have been distributed to you. given the findings, staff recommends approval of the authorization. i am available for questions. >>president fong: project spons? project sponsor first. if you have a public comment, you can fill out one of those cards and we will call public comment. >> good afternoon. thank you for letting me be here. i have been the owner for 10 years and manage the businesse

be present to us. be present to us tonight. be present to us in the days ahead. help us to love as you love help us to build a community of peace. thank you for the peace for the survivors the families pray for their friends and neighbors who love them. pray for the conversion of the perpetrator of this terrible crime and we pray for our city for healing for strength to go forward. you are our hope, lord. we look to your resurrection as a sure sign that death does not defeat us, that death is not the end. instead we pray that each of us may join in the victory of your resurrection. we ask this through jesus christ our lord, amen. (applause) >> my name is read hedick chairman of the aurora community of faith. leadership matters. leadership matters when things are going well, but leadership really matters in moments of tragedy and crisis. here in aurora we are blessed. we are blessed with strong, capable leaders and every segment and every level of our society. we are wealth served -- we are well served we are well led. at the top of that heap is our mayor. please

markey and other productshat are coming along -- rquee and otr products that are coming along to help us be comompetitive. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, jennifer. >> we will be back with o our roundtable right after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we're back with t this week's round tablble. we have ougo to contributor per morici from the universy of maryland's. doug fruehling reports for washington business journal along with his colleague msy frederick. thank you for joining us. we were just talking tourissm. l's talk a about mayor greg. >> interesting weeeek huh? >> the pressure is on. most peoeople think he will end up resigning. the minute you say he won't resign -- our track record in the last sisix months has been he will resign. heould hang in there for another couple weeks. but there's a lot of uncertainty right now d a lot of people are very frustrated. >> he has not been chargrged. >> three of his associates have pled guilty. the prosecution has accused the campmpaign o of running a shell campaign funneling money to campaign. whether hehe knew about it -- we justst don't know

to my side i knew that a new mosque was being prepared the intelligence service told us that more killings like in the critical district were going to happen this time would be much more serious. i don't want a drop in violence that is why we went along with this illegal and bruce's so for nona lugo essentially says that he accepted this snappier trial to avoid provocations and eventually blood on the streets and this is most interesting because parent why could be an example of how even the threat of a provocation can be used as a tool to remove a democratically elected leader. full interview with pod wise ousted president for not it is a good. scene and independent journalist james corbett says trade interests are part of why it might mean foreign forces or. whether or not this particular cool coup or any particular coup is engineered by outside interests i think we have to be aware of the outside interests that do have economic incentives and political incentives for making sure that these types of coups happen and that the political elite who again are the ones that tend to benefit fro

be present to us, be present to us tonight, be present to us in the days ahead. help us to love as you love. and help us to build a community of peace. we pray for the victims of this terrible crime for the survivors and for their families, we pray for their friends and neighbors who loved them. we pray for the conversion of the perpetrator of this terrible crime and we pray for our city, for healing, for strength to go forward. you are our hope, lord. we look to your resurrection as a sure sign that death does not defeat us, that death is not the end. instead, we pray that each of us may join in the victory of your resurrection. we ask this through jesus christ our lord. amen. >> my name is reed hettich. i am pastor of mosaic church of aurora. leadership matters. leadership matters when things are going well but leadership really matters in moments of tragedy and crisis. here in aurora, we are blessed. we are blessed with strong, capable, caring leaders and every segment and every level of our society. we are well served. we are well led. at the top of that heap

you are taking land that is supposed to be for all public people, not using it for all. o want parks to be available for all people, and also educate people in those parks. you can have cooking lessons, sewing lessons, reggae, karaoke. the parks are nature. it belongs to us all. things are looking up on you all, since washington, d.c. is such a crazy place today. think of no health care for the parks. president chiu: are there any other members of the public who wish to speak about the bond? seeing none, public comment on this matter is closed. are there any other comments that folks would like to make? any comments from the department? i want to thank the rec and park leadership who are here. with that, but colleagues, could we hear and file this hearing without objection? without objection, this hearing has been heard and filed. items 30 and 31 have been called. i understand item 30 has to be adopted before we can place the measure on the ballot. please call the roll on item 31. supervisor wiener: aye. supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: aye. president chiu: aye.

reaction now from inside syria political analyst what the team is waiting to talk to us in the capital damascus thanks for being with us hillary clinton calling on america's allies to take measures against russia and china saying they will pay the state she sees as close to the government of course what do you think these measures could be how could they pay. well i mean first of all the very statement that mrs clinton has made seems to be more of an election year rhetoric done something that should be said in an international conference i think the threat is really just as your report mentioned it's ranting and he hundred nations are still with us are gathered according to reports in paris most of them are not anymore to be sanctioned russia or china i think mrs clinton was talking mainly to the american electorate because there are of course friends also during the next couple of months which are very critical will be no two party conventions in washington about what the obama. administration has done with this crisis so this is more of a speech i think to the american electorate that's because the internatio

being here. it has been a tradition for many of us out here. i hope you have a great day and you remember what happened 106 years ago. it is great to be a san franciscan. >> a nice hand for the chief, everybody. i have seen this other chief speaking in the last couple of times. a nice hand for chief suhr. >> good morning. our fire chief said it. we're lucky in san francisco. we have a mayor who has moved through the tears of prepared as an goddess ready to go. we get a little more prepared every day. god bless to the survivors. >> thank you. >> it is a minute of silence at 5-11. -- 51:11 p.m. let's have a moment of silence for a minute right now. [siren] >> i think the fitting way to end this germany first of all, -- this ceremony first of all. there will be playing. everybody have their words right here? i will give the countdown. as we hang the reece, i will give you a count here. have a look at me. 1, 2, 3, 4, 1. ♪ [singing] ♪

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proceed to make your ship this used to be living room this used to be a bedroom the house has been completely gutted from the inside by the router which came right up to the tops of the windows with miller managed to escape and sat right on a neighbor's fence where house collapsed she was perhaps you will know his neighbors say just down the road a neighbor i know room and had her house collapse on top of. the deadly floods in southern russia sent reverberations across the country the region is a massive tourist tub with thousands of holidaymakers heading there every summer with traveling communications now paralyzed news about friends and loved ones caught up in the disaster area is limited his art is current arace. i'm here in moscow standing in front of one of the major transportation halts this train station behind me are where the trains depart to head into and we've been seeing cancellations and delays but more importantly it's the families who are suffering families of those people who are still stranded in crossing and they can't even reach them let alone not by train but even by tele

us really global reach. i would really hate for little bits to be a luxury toy that is only available in the first world. like us to be able to penetrate schools in all countries and develop in developing countries. i hope to be able to get our costs down so that it is a very affordable educational tool and so that people can start contributing and making their own and really for us to kind of reach beyond the choir and beyond our circle. >> when you look at ayah, she's truly global and has a global vision which is what we can help her with. so this is what excites us. i mean in today's world, geography is history when it comes to doing business. >> i'm working towards little bits becoming a staple in every household, much like lego is. alongside lego. and i think we could do it and we have -- we certainly have the right partners, the right people in place and we're the -- the community is very, very supportive so there is no reason we can't. so now it is just a matter of guesting to it. >> aya wants to inspire new generations of artists and innovators and she won't stop until little bits is a household

be able to then feel like they can do something to change it. it's one of the reasons that i like motivational interviewing and using that approach so much because it instills that sense in folks that they can do something different; they have different options. and being able to partner with them and help them figure out what is going to work for them. because what might work for one person is going to be very different from what would work for the next person. being able to help people figure out what changes they can make, how to sustain whatever changes they are doing, and how to make that really incorporated into their life. to me, that is where true recovery comes into play when you can actually take the skills and the strategies that you are learning and then use them. absolutely, and i am glad you mentioned recovery because that's going to be the subject of our next panel. we'll be right back. [music playing] when you have a drug or alcohol problem, your whole world stops making sense. you can get help for yourself or a loved one and make sense of life again. for information, treatment referral, and most importantly, help call 1-800-662-

if lethal force did have to be used, it would have to be used at the highest level of government. >> thank you very much indeed for telling us about those restrictions on the british air space that are due to be enforced. the u.k. has experienced its wettest june on record and heavy rain is also affecting other parts of the world. houston, texas was hit by storms overnight which caused massive flooding. now the cypress creek has flooded out and many resident have been suffering from power outages. there are reports 12 cent meters of rain fell in the metropolitan areas. this is in sharp contrast from last year. and nearly 20 people died after a record amount of rain and thousands of people have been evacuated in those areas and more heavy rain is expected. and in many parts of china, they have been hit by direct rain causing flooding and property damage across the country. thousands of passengers have been left stranded. and roads blocked by landslides. let's return to our top story. the reports that one of the possible worst massacres since the uprising began in syria began months ag

be closed for 10 months. two small areas have been cordoned off for dog walkers to use. during this time there seems to be no plan whatsoever for watering the young trees that were planted over the last decade. they do require special protection, and a sensitive habitat will be lost. it has been noted by the city that is likely does qualify as a national historic treasure property, that is certainly qualifies under state guidelines for historic places, and right death of pinnacle -- right at the pinnacle where he fought for 70 years about whether he could keep his mansion with a million-dollar view that is shared by another mansion or it should be city park. during that fight commo, a lot f history transferred, and there were efforts to update parts of the park. now we have a plan that will take apart those historic features. what is going to go where the hallway mansion used to be? in part, it is going to be a new storage shed that will be five times the size of the existing shed, and a plan to put in a new facility not for recreational purposes is in violation of the ci

they are lilac colored and if you use one to enter the festival. it is going to becomplicated. >> well he, if it smell he is like cooler weather. and feels like it. you are right. >> it as slow process to get that to burn off a little bit. >> we are seeing hazy skies and cooling off and mostly in the 70s. find the # 0s. >> they are also in the low 80s and work their way down the coast. >> that's all it takes. it is moved off towards the east. and loses the grip. >> there is a big are fog pang. > er clear but hastey and it is a little bit cooler until friday. >> we go to the inland areas. and it will be in the upper 70s. sunny for most. >> fog near the coast and the second day in a row. >> it has more snow that in most of the santa cruz but there is a little buff of an out west wind. >> and helping more. >> 75 livermore. 76 fairfield. >> san jose at 73. also for santa rosa. of 0s elsewhere. and -- 60s elsewhere. and couple of systems. the strongest one will be here friday. i know it doesn't look like much and it will pick up the fog bank and continue the cooler patte