congratulations, sophie, she beat us. and then we moved into environmental review with michael jacinto. i never thought i'd say the word pleasure in the same sentence with e-i-r. it was indeed a meerctioner r to work with michael on an e-i-r. he made it absolutely a breeze. thank you, michael. ~ pleasure. so, our sud map, this one show up better than the one diego had. here is five parcels and it shows the lot again closest to 2ad, empty lot. the two main things this sud does for us is facilitate the fully allowed institutional use and enables us to add housing, student housing that is. once the e-i-r was completed and posted on the planning department's website, we went back out to the neighbors and to answer any questions around the e-i-r and the sud. we were on the agendas of all these neighborhood groups and made presentations and took questions and suggestions. and as diego mentioned, you have two letters from ka erin woods at mission bay cac and tony kelly at boosters. ~ we look forward -- you also should have i thi

congratulations, sophie, she beat us. and then we moved into environmental review with michael jacinto. i never thought i'd say the word pleasure in the same sentence with e-i-r. it was indeed a meerctioner r to work with michael on an e-i-r. he made it absolutely a breeze. thank you, michael. ~ pleasure. so, our sud map, this one show up better than the one diego had. here is five parcels and

well that brings you up to date on the latest in business when we come back our tease sophie shevardnadze toast of the visor to syria's president assad both the ongoing conflict in this country. welcome to the big. british. find out what's really happening to the global economy. into. a building. mission to teach. only. about international landlords in the very heart of moscow. that's i would say the shotgun advisor to the syrian president thank you very much for being with r.t. to day thank you but we can't ask. for it so i want to start off with the latest news do you know what's happening to the four italian journalists that were detained in the north of syria now i have no idea really because i do know now of the so many conflicting reports about a neutral in syria. it's very difficult to sift through the truth so i really have no clue what's happening to them. but if they were captured in serious norrish near the turkish border do you guys still have control over this territory or are at this point it's the free syrian army and the turkish side too are the only authorities there it's

recognize this evening one of our principles she is a principle of sunset elementary school our own sophie lee congratulations. and a thank you superintendent and commissioners for this great honor. this award also belongs to my teachers and staff community. i see some here thank you for being here. and our wonderful students. i've been with the school district for 40 years and i've worked with over 7 thousand students and every one of them has made a contribution to my career. i grew up in a chinese town and my parents encouraged me to seek out a professional career. last month i received my contract renewal and signed up for another 3 years what was i thinking i still look forward to coming to work every day. my husband and two sons will have to continue to share me with the community. thank you. i'm honored to receive this award. i'm proud to work in the field of education i share this with the parents and teachers who make a difference in our children's lives so thank you very much. >> we would never think of a classroom without a teacher and somebody who anyway's that they have a high

to that interesting recitation so these are the technical corrections, and with that i will invite sophie haywood from the planning department to come up. >> good afternoon. this recommends approval with modifications and primarily the technical amendments that supervisor wiener just listed. in addition the planning commission did recommend that the board consider converting all of the upper market to that now or in the future. i don't want much to add but i am available for questions. >> thank you very much ms. haywood. if there are no comments colleagues we will open up public comment. it's two minutes and at 30 seconds you will hear a solve bell and at two minutes a louder bell and if anyone is in the over flow will room we have room here now. [calling speaker names] >> go ahead. >> good afternoon. scott, you pretty much covered the bases and i will reiterate. small businesses are important and it's great to see you supporting them. i think this is essential to the viability of the business. it's a great icon in the neighborhood. it's a great place to go for everybody and i really like

what is this is a very good cause to sophie i think everybody in the world should ask this a question because the syrian government said we want to start talks right now dialogue is the only option political solution is the only solution president assad came up on the sixth of january we support the geneva communiqué we want to start a dialogue now it is the what is so called a prison. with all of the parties that i have named in this interview who would refuse to sit at around the table to put preconditions the objective which is to made all the big crisis continue in syria and to continue the suffering of the sudan people on the condition that are being put out of pretext in order to prolong the crisis of the insidious i mean one who cares about vested in people who cares about syria should support political solution should support geneva agreement not only the nords but by inviting everyone to sit at around the table and find a political solution to the crisis the sense of any change in the u.s. position in a conflict with kerry leading america's foreign policy now. well we certain

, and i said, "if i was home, that's exactly what i would be doing, i would be dropping lilly and sophie off at school, and here they're doing the same thing." it was the fact that the elements we experience in this culture are the same- it's what we tried to do in the roll-in. people need to shop, people have children, people have friends, people want leisure time, people want to have one good day. but what is going on here when the source that we're studying- religion, which is, you know, the guiding force, hopefully, towards harmony and peace- plays such a strong role in tormenting the people in this environment? i mean, it's a kicker. jeff? >> is there a parallel here? i mean, in terms of studies? just because of the terrible conflicts- i mean, it's obvious that the people in the roll-ins have suffered and are suffering- between an individual ego state and the religious identity, and is there a religious ego, as a community of the same believers? or is that even a right term to use? >> no. i think what you just hit on is another one of- you've articulated one of my key frustrations.

they're ready to step up aid to rebels in syria to help the fight against president a sad knotty sophie shevardnadze spoke to a syrian presidential advisor who says that western powers have no real interest in putting a stop to the two year long violence. the syrian crisis has a regional and international level and less these store lovers are sorted out and the less there is a real intention to stop the crisis it's very difficult to stop it inside syria because it's not a crisis that is only in syria but it is a crisis that's being played and are financed by both regional and international forces there was an inside does not really live are to what it says so even if this is only leave the weapons you know all the all the terrorist attacks that are happening in syria all the killing all the kidnapping all the problems that our children our women are facing a horrible humiliating conditions and refugee camps in turkey and during all this they consider it you know non-lethal why would they be interested in creating couse in syria and you know president assad keeps pointing fingers to turk

. >> sophie i don't vergara's thyroid cancer scare. >> amanda knox speaks out. >> fighting for your lifeu a devil. >> i would like to go to bed with somebody,

thanks, sophie. good to see you >> thanks for having me.upcake and we're trying to keep our crew from it until we can wrap up the hour. no secret that the republicans are going to pounce on the president's budget tomorrow. there's a guest who says the democrats have their own issues with the president as well and then more on this board room drama with j.c. penney, whether the retailer can be saved. wheel hear why this has cost the store already the holiday season for 2013. markets now continues in a moment. we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed: the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ your chancto rise and shine.. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you can do just that. wit

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send me to syria i think that that's clear so this will also why didn't he was most eager to go and sophie said i want to do something for myself a son who suggesting about three you know problem which is even worse in that moment he was influenced by some radical list he made contact with some people on the street and there was also a story about. told love girlfriends and he didn't he didn't work out and there was some friends who say ok credence and very slowly started that he was really influenced and really brave to us to that that are the words of michael and the globe and. started wearing other clothes. three five times a day things like that so he was a little bit awkward for some of fifteen sixteen years old. so you was really under influence of radical of medical people this ruby you had come into contact with sugar for belgium a radical islamism is leader followed belka some have been arrested speech and calls justifying the use of violence over there is judgement day if you're if you're a muslim you will you'll go to paradise if you're this believer you will go to hell terroris

our story comes from independent producers carl nasman and anne- sophie braÄndlin, and is reportd bynasman. reporter: thousands of people at the berlin wall in germany. but this time instead of tearing down the wall, the citizens of berlin are here to protect what remains of it. >> it was here for 28 years. everybody hated it. nowadays people love it. >> i would say when the wall came down, they want to tear this down? i'm shocked. >> reporter: there isn't much wall left. in just over two decades nearly 80% was shredded and paved into roadways. other bits were sold as gifts or souvenirs. now there are only a few physical reminders. of where the city was split in two. this is the east side gallery. a mile-long stretch of political murals painted just after the fall of the wall. and it's the longest piece of the berlin wall still standing. now developers want to build a 14-story apartment building right here. the plans include removing several sections of the wall. the battle between developers and preservationists came to a head in march when construction cranes opened up two gaps in

. >> reporter: sophie thompson says eventually their weekly talks gave way to flash cards. >> everything clicking. reporter: he got pretty word at the sight words. but the real breakthrough came in february. when ed gray read this book about george washington. >> it gave me goose bumps. it still does. it still does. >> i just makes me feel good. reporter: he's read ten more since. and though they're mostly third grade level biographies, each has had the same dramatic ending. >> did you ever think you'd read that. >> reporter: each one the same moral take-away for anyone who thinks they're too old to do something. >> get in there and learn, baby. now! because you ain't going to learn in that pine box. >> reporter: just learn to read and already a poet. >> and that's the truth. osgood: ahead... the kid with nice big ears always smiling...ve rheum the kid with nice big ears always smiling...ve rheum >> osgood: searching for answers. could your "i want" become "i can"? talk to your rheumatologist. orencia reduces many ra symptoms like pain, morning stiffness and the progression of joint dama

beloved mother and grandmother sophie. beloved mother. beloved husband. blood that has spent more arrests. beloved wife and mother rebecca. our beloved daughter and sister hannah sarah. our dear father martin. on and on and on. nobody beloved gets out alive. [laughter] our son and brother nathan. in memory of my beloved husband and your father and my beloved wife. just that. beloved wife. david shorts died in service of his country 1894 and 1918. in memory of a true wife and loyal friend. hours and come in 19 years old, no name. just our son. and here we are. clara sabbath. and mordecai's seventh 19 -- 187-13-1923. a simple stone and a couple on top. who had come to visit? dad? who cared. who was left? you were said to be headstrong mordecai a with a joker even you cannot make a joke like this. better mr. they don't know. grandma of your occupation everything about you your stature cover your silence said i am not indispensable no contradictions, no temptations although you were fond of corn on the cob [laughter] mother hated to watch you eat it. the wors

it's sophie's choice? meryl streep taught us about this in the early 1980s. which nanny do i save? >> she saved them both. >> glad everyone's okay. >> two nannies? what are you doing? and not working. you're on the beach. >> both of them. she saved them both. >> they're both fine and so are the nannies. >> aren't you going to be with your kids? >> she's busy. >> i see. tanning. >> and the nannies are okay too. >> i'm sorry, i know i sound like -- >> third grade. >> third grade. >> chief white house correspondent for politico is mike allen with a look at the playbook. good morning. >> hey, y'all. >> you can't help yourselves, you're talking about hillary clinton 2016 this morning saying if you're looking for clues -- >> we really can't throw stones after what barnicle just said. >> i'm trying to blow past that. you say if you want to see clues whether or not hillary clinton's going to run for president in 2016, got to watch that gubernatorial race in virginia. why do you say that? >> four names, bill clinton, dee dee myers, james carville. >> boom. >> there you've got -- >> not clin

he married my niece, sophie, then of course match.com, there he is. he is running that show now.d a match like many of my employees? >> millions of people have done it. what we know is we can get you great first dates. finding a soul mate might be difficult. for anyone it's tough, but for celebritie celebrities, dating is so different. we can get you great guys who you can have a great time with. >> i don't like the word soul mate. >> advice. should she go under martha stewart or a photo or no photo. >> this is my most recent photo. it's pretty, right? you like this? >> you can use them both. don't choose. i would recommend not putting your true identity because it would be distracting to the initial conversations where everything will be about talking to martha as opposed to getting to know the person first. >> the crazies. >> they don't like the word crazies. that's not good. >> the problem with attractive women online is they get inundated with messages. >> i don't have that much time. >> online dating is such a great thing. >> you know what you are looking for if a man. what

>> aunt sophie. >> you agree, peter? it's absolutely. i agree. >> and you agree, peter? >> absolutely. >> i want to thank all my colleagues on both sides of the aisle for being here today. nd the two witnesses prearranged their schedule in about 20 minutes notice. that means a lot to the committee. one of the reasons that we stream this live is we have had other hearings on immigration, so as many people as possible could see it. e-mail traffic is coming through. people are watching. americans are concerned about this, even in a week when there is horrible, terrible tragic news that seems to be overriding everything else. >> senator acorn had to go to texas for that explosion. -- senator cornyn. there are demands we all have. >> and some are inescapable. i know that the senator is concerned about that. it's one of the terrible things i'm talking about. "the fighter him, i would be doing precisely what he's doing. s him't think anybody fault on that. senator? >> thank you, mr. chairman. my focus here today is on the economic consequences of immigration reform. senator hat