in my hasty forgot mine.arriors. and we have our sponsor. the warriors have had a wonderful season we move forward to the west coast and had the first mba finals in the city. i want to introduce to you a couple of of legends. a couching guys that made basketball had a m happen in the bay. hall of fameer. if i remember nazi first recognition of san francisco was an earthquake. and i want to introduce this gentleman who played important the warriors and al is in the house (clapping) i'm going to let the current honorable mayor but i have to give a shout out to the former mayor willie brown that you that, please keep the movie previews coming. without further adieu mr. mayor ed lee (clapping) . >> how's everybody today? well, you got to know as we were walking up this gentleman whispered in my ear what are they going to do when we win the championship? you know what san francisco is san francisco is warriors ground ladies and gentlemen. i will begin by thanking our fourth president and all the members of the boa

. >> he said it's not in the interest of the united states to make a hasty decision on whether to change the aid program to egypt. the union's foreign policy chief called if are an immediate end to the violence. catherine ashton called for reconciliation. >> investigators are looking into what happened moments before a plane crash landed. two students from china died when the airliner went down on saturday. 180 people were injured. the head of the national transportation safety board said the plane was well below target speed. >> about three seconds prior to impact the flight data recorder recorded its lowest speed of 103 knots. at this time the engines were at about 50% power. >> she said the plane was coming in too slow as it approaches the runway. it picked up speed in the last three seconds. the pilots were trying to adjust speed to make another attempt at a landing. investigators are speaking with the pilots on board. spokespersons said a trainee was at the controls and a veteran pilot was giving instructions. they say the veteran only qualified to be an instructor three weeks ago.

time for hasty reaction. will and the prime minister commit the results and the hospitalsto ensure deliver high-quality care across all its departments? what he saidthe about the report. it is a good report. even those that face these challenges and have been investigating how many instances of excellent care. in terms of resources, this government is putting the money into. 12.5 billion pounds extra. we are going to help those hospital that are challenged to measure their provide the very best they can. >> richard harrington. speaker, i am sure you will be delighted as i am that unemployment has fallen once again. since theest levels end of 2009. i hope that the prime minister will agree with me that government policy and more businesses working because they are the ones that provide the thousands of jobs and produces -- apprentices. >> my friend is absolutely right. the figures today are welcomed. a very large file -- fall. month.in the last an encouraging sign of employment growth. some of that is because

. >> carney said it's not in the interests of the united states to make a hasty decision on whether to change its aid program to egypt. the european union's foreign policy chief called for an immediate end to the violence. catherine ashton urged all parties toward reconciliation. >>> investigators are piecing together what happened in the moments before a plane crash-landed in san francisco. two high school girls from china died when the asiana airliner went down on saturday. more than 180 people were injured. the head of the national transportation safety board says the plane was well below its target speed. >> about three seconds prior to impact, the flight data recorder recorded its lowest speed of 103 knots. at this time, the engines were at about 50% power. >> hersman said the plane was coming in too slow as it approached the runway. she said it picked up speed in the last three seconds. the pilots were trying to adjust their speed to make automatic attempt at a landing. hersman said investigators are still speaking with the four pilots who were on board. spokespersons for asiana

using general hospital tod are asking for reassurance given the brief -- this is not the time for hasty reaction or recrimination. will the prime minister commit the reurces and support of the challenge to ensure the hospital deliver high-quality care across all its departments? >> what i said about the report, it is a good report and even those hospitals face the challenges that have been investigated have been many instances have excellent care. in terms of resources this government is putting the money in, 12.7 billion pounds over this parliament and help those hospitals that are challenged to make sure they provide the best they can. >> ricrd harrington. >> you will be delighted as i am that unemployment, unemployment once again. and since the end of 2009, i hope the finalist would agree with me, a good example of government politics and small-business working because they are the ones who provide thousands that were shown -- two weeks ago. >> unemployment figures today, a very large call today, 20,000 in the last month and it is encouraging signs in terms of employment growth and s

using general hospital today are asking for reassurance given the brief -- this is not the time for hasty reaction or recrimination. will the prime minister commit the resources and support of the challenge to ensure the hospital deliver high-quality care across all its departments? >> what i said about the report, it is a good report and even those hospitals face the challenges that have been investigated have been many instances have excellent care. in terms of resources this government is putting the money in, 12.7 billion pounds over this parliament and help those hospitals that are challenged to make sure they provide the best they can. >> richard harrington. >> you will be delighted as i am that unemployment, unemployment once again. and since the end of 2009, i hope the finalist would agree with me, a good example of government politics and small-business working because they are the ones who provide thousands that were shown -- two weeks ago. >> unemployment figures today, a very large call today, 20,000 in the last month and it is encouraging signs in terms of employment growth a

minimal capital requirements is correct by referring these people as capital jihadi vince cable as a hasty wearing capitalist terrorist financial and they bill are of the city of london to hypothecate what non assets they have to even greater levels of ponzi nirvana is now on the table in other words he's revealed himself he has shown his true colors vince cable as being this financial terrorist who promotes ponzi schemes let's roll back a little bit to say exactly what's happening here so the bank of england's prudential regulation authority the p r f.a. has ordered britain's five biggest lenders to raise thirteen point four billion pounds to plug a twenty seven point one billion pound gap in their finances so george osborne is also agreeing with vince cable here he refers to the jihad just tendency in threadneedle street and this is despite this puny amount twenty seven point one billion that we've had the funding for lending scheme all of that money did not go to small businesses in fact investment. is down by thirty percent they're only lending to these ponzi schemes the housing every

string of hastie's on and he saying that this that the bank of england is treating the money as if it has a full clad burqa on and hiding the money keeping the money from flowing loosely around the economy he's blaming them for these capital requirements despite having ultra ultra ultra loose monetary policy right well it brings up the question would you rather sit in a table wearing pastries on the fold or a burka and i think i'd rather see vince cable wear a burka. but that doesn't mean that characterization of the minimal capital requirements is correct by referring these people capital jihadi vince cable as a tasty wearing capitalist terrorist financial and mabel are of the city of london to hypothecate what the non assets they have to even greater levels of ponzi nirvana is now on the table in other words he's revealed himself he has shown his true colors vince cable as being this financial terrorist who promotes ponzi schemes let's roll back a little bit to say exactly what's happening here so the bank of england's prudential regulation authority the p r f a has ordered britain'

staying with football where a hasty.new signings have hit the headlines as europe's top clubs prepare for the new season on tuesday a prolific columbia strike at random out falcao became the latest high profile player to be unveiled at promoted monaco the twenty seven year old joins on a five year deal for a french record of almost seventy million dollars from applied to go to madrid you finished third in the league last season with falcao scoring twenty eight goals monaco won the second division lost under coach cloud around the area and are funded by russian billionaire owner dimitri who will love you. well prior to that spanish champions vassallo there reached an agreement to sell spain strike at david via two atletico madrid the deal could cost up to six point five million dollars with the spanish champions receiving fifty percent of any future transfer fee the thirty one year old joined basso from theory in two thousand and ten but struggled to hold on a first team place last season barcelona have since signed a bra

white house spokesman white house spokesman jay carney says the administration is not willing to make hasty decisions to cut off aid to egypt until it has all of the facts for the latest from cairo here's bell true. the supporters of ousted leader mohamed morsy remain steadfast they're continuing their sit in another city in the capital they held a symbolic funeral for the dozens killed in violent clashes on monday morning between security forces and members of the sit in they marched from their mosque where this ongoing protest is happening to the presidential palace where they had a kind of standoff with republican guards this comes at a time when there's been an arrest warrant issued for the supreme leader of the muslim brotherhood mohammed a beer for inciting violence on monday the fee is that this arrest will scupper any plans for the most in brotherhood's participation in this time here in egypt on monday the interim president for his part issued a roadmap to egypt in the form of a constitutional declaration it said that there would be a new constitution and parliamentary and presiden

dashing and mysterious baron, an artist from chile who's been living and working in the kasbah since a hasty. on the menu, bastilla, a meat or often pigeon pie as traditional moroccan as it gets. today made by gibbs' full-time cooks. jamilla and fatima. it's chicken slow-cooked, pulled or shredded and folded into an egg mixture. cooked in a reduced stock from the boil. this is layered with blanched almonds, powdered sugar and cinnamon. the whole lot is wrapped in a crepe-like dough. after baking to a golden crispiness, the final touch is a dusting of even more cinnamon and sugar. it's got a sweet savory thing going on, and it's quite tasty. if you get nervous when you go in a room and touch the light switch and the lights don't come on, you shouldn't be in this culture. >> when is that first moment that you thought i could live here? >> i'm still quite unsure about that. i came here first in 1958 when it was quite different. everyone wore may have been dress, but islam still the throbbing motor of life here. i have very tender feelings for morocco and the friendliness and courtesy of the peo

. >> g beat a hasty 9retreat, but his house call made the desired effect of terrifying jasmin. >> ito let her know he can come to her door any time. he knows where she lives and no one can stop him. >> unable to coax jasmin from her grandmother's home, the pimp set his eyes on 9 restaurant where shy worked. that's where the teen was headed the day the teen walked out of her grandmother's home for the last time. >> she got to the middle of the driveway, turned away and looked at me and said i love you, nanna. i says, i love you too, baby. and that was our last conversation. >> that night, co-worker the said a man drove up to the restaurant and ushered jasmin outback door while her grandfather w5i9d out front. pamela hahn reported her granddaughter missing but heard nothing for six weeks. but then on the morning of february 3rd, 2007, police and firefighters in a nearby town made a gruesome discovery. >> it was the worst homicide our city's ever seen. >> the sergeant responded to an urgent call. >> they pointed out a deceased female that was on like a back porch area. so i went over th

they don't want to make hasty changes. >>> a princess is suspect of a case of human trafficking. authorities say the wife of a saudi prince forced a kenyan woman to work as a servant 16 hours a day, seven days a week for $220 a month. the woman was apparently stripped of her passport, forced to move to this country and not allowed to leave. the arraignment was set for today. >>> some american service members may be getting less pay. the pentagon cutting danger pay in some areas like for soldiers on the ground in kuwait, sailors passing through the persian gulf. the pentagon tells the associated press areas once considered dangerous aren't anymore. iraq, afghanistan and other hot spots are still on the dangerous list. >>> we have lots of severe weather to tell you about. this is a frightening scene in colorado. it trapped dozens of cars and swept others away. it's in man tu springs. that is amazing. it was triggered by more than half inch of rain falling in ten minutes in the upper part of that canyon. >> colorado needs rain, but not that fast. >> people in the suburbs of columbus

the decision to reward this prize would help to save the nobel peace prize from the disrepute by the hasty will conceded decision of barack obama in the 2009 award. >> wow. i like it. >> suddenly you think he is cool. >> i knew he couldn't be a vurulent liberal. >> zimmerman juror drops idea for book. you said this annoys you and the market should decide about the book. >> no the market didn't decide. a few overly emotional twitter hounds that are associated with media matters and other organizations like that, that just target people they are opposed to politically. they are the ones that decided. if people would decide people would buy the book or they would not buy the book. but at least people would have been -- you know, and i think by the way this juror came outweigh too soon saying i am writing a book. give it a rest. the graffiti paint is not dry on the courthouse in oakland. >> and that is what offended a lot of people. as you said, stuff is not even dry yet and she is doing this. >> and they are not mutually exclusive. you can make a bad decision to come out and say i am writing

sailing through the greek islands another ship runs aground wlint collides with a reef and forces a hastycuation for hundreds of scared passengers. >> fear was just tremendous from her perspective. >> fleeing for safety before their ship sinks to the bottom of the sea. this promotional video for the "louis helena" cruise lines shows one of their ships called "sea diamond" sailing brilliantly through blue waters. its ten decks hold nearly 1600 people which include jen and her daughter alex. their cruise takes them to the pristine coast of santorini greece on a relatively calm and sunny day. >> well, you could see it's a beautiful day in santorini and we're all excited. >> jan is chaperoning her daughter's high school trip on what so far has been a fantastic experience. but on april 6th, 2007, their fourth day, alex doesn't have a good feeling. >> we looked really close to the bottom of the harbor. and i just, i pointed out to someone, we laughed about it and as we started walking out of the room, we felt the crash. >> we quickly met and as we were standing there, we saw a lot of people com

obama administration is calling it too hasty.sa director keith alexander was on capitol hill tuesday trying to convince lawmakers to vote against it. >>> the house is also expected to vote on two amendments blocking funding for syria and egypt to give any money or weapons to the rebels. >> in the meantime, egypt still on edge, as it has been since mohamed morsi was ousted as president. a dozen people, including 11 police officers were injured in the latest violence. the result of a bomb explosion near a police station near cairo. dozens of people have been killed, thousands injured since morsi was forced out by egypt's military july 3rd. >>> we are learning now that three u.s. soldiers were among the eight killed as afghan and u.s. soldiers were on joint patrol near the main highway tleegd kabul. at least three more americans were wounded in that blast. >>> pope francis continuing his trip to brazil. increased security for security. his motorcade was interrupted a couple times. today, francis will visit a catholic shrine and a ho

a spokesman for one fund says the emergency hanger has been hasty good going to these chapter 9 proceedings while they hadn't gotten to negotiations about the debt. still, kevyn orr made it clear he is indeed in a hurry. he is on a timeline to get detroit solvent and only has 18 months to do it. >> mike tobin, thank you. the fugitive surveillance leaker ed snow den has not ruled out asking for russian citizenship. that's the word from one of his lawyers. today a spokesman for the russian government says, quote, it's news to me. at last record snowden is still holed up in the transit zone of the moscow airport where he stayed for nearly a month. now seeking temporary asylum. and here in the u.s., top national security officials say because of snowden, they have taken new steps to prevent more massive leaks of surveillance tactics. the head of the national security agency, general keith alexander, calls the damage irresponsible and irreversible. catherine herridge is live in colorado. >> fox news is here and participating in the security for you. which brings together the nation's top officia

but the mediators for hasty to announce that pardon that same day, president obama all the yemeni presidentxpress u.s. concerns over the release of abdulelah haider shaye. was his attorney, talking to jeremy scahill. when we come back from break, we will talk to jeremy scahill about the release of abdulelah haider shaye and be joined by a yemeni activist. back in a moment. ♪ [music break] >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. prior to the arrest of abdulelah haider shaye, he broke a number of important stories about al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, and he did the last an interview with us-born cleric, anwar al- awlaki does before it was revealed he was on a cia hit wrlist. his investigative reporting was used by international journalists. this is his friend, the dissident political cartoonist kamal sharaf. >> he was so interested in .evealing the truth to reveal the american exploitation. what is al qaeda who supports it? why is it at war with america? these questions were raised by all. we were only exposed to western media and europe med

. >> reporter: they say the city manager was hasty and discovery not complete and negotiations on theebt rebleven not begun but orr is on a time line. 18 months to get detroit in the black. >> we don't have time for more delaying tactics and for more litigation and business as usual. >> reporter: it's been a long fall for detroit from the hey day to auto manufacturing to 18.5 billion in debt and a revenue stream of only about a billion dollars. >> mike tobin in chicago. i want to talk about what this means for the chicago and you and your family at home. melissa francis is live back in new york. she is the host of "money with melissa francis." good evening, melissa. >> what does this mean to people living outside of detroit looking in? >> it means to the city that you're living in right now, you can bet the people who run your city are looking harder at their finances tonight. if they are doing what detroit was doing and that was spending $100 million more than they were taking in every year since 2008. they are looking at their books more closely. it also means it may be tougher and

i think any hasty and, you know, movement by both sides would probably create imbalance. >> rose: isshaming different from tao? >> i think every president has done, in the last 30, 40, 50 years, i think every president has done his job. i think -- i really think that ping is a man of great vision, of great practicality. i think he will -- he doesn't talk as much but i think he will definitely out perform any expectations. >> rose: there is always corruption issues that come up. you have had that in the highly publicized cases. >> right. >> rose: that is, in factness onef the responsibilities of a guest on this program, he is in charge of corruption there. >> absolutely. >> rose: and a member of the standing committee. >> yes. >> rose: go ahead. >> the fact that you are even now hearing about so much corruption cases and it is becoming more transparent, seeing several members of the politburo taken down because of corruption issues -- >> rose: right. >> -- is sheer proof china has made a lot of progress and we have a lot of confidence in him because he understands truly the system and

>> reporter: a spokesman for the general retirement pension fund said they have been hasty in filingtcy protection. information that negotiations were going poorly is yong because they were still in the due diligence phase preparing for negotiation when the city filed chapter 9. kevin orr is on a time lynn agenda. something he made it clear he does not disagree. >> we don't have time for more delaying tactics. we have been saying that between and again. everybody knows i have an 18-month term and 15 months left in it. we are going to start and get the level of services this city needs. >> reporter: a spokesman for the emergency management fund says they were seeking a restraining order to prevent the filing of chapter 9. now a stay goes into effect that prevent people from suing the city. >> what does this mean for the retirement fund? are they disappearing or is there some recourse for them. >> according to the emergency managers office, the fund don't disappear entirely. there is still value in the pension fund. but they are badly under funded to the tune of $3.5 billion. that's th

. >>> more than 40 people shot in the city since the start of the summer hasty leaders hitting the streetsdshed and trying to stop it. mike schuh has the latest. >> reporter: good morning, don, good morning, everyone. a nighttime walk through a violent part of the city. the may i don't remember and city -- the mayor and city state's attorney walked west. those who do come forward need to be protected. police have double patrols in problem areas. the commander of the western district says crime spiked because of gangs and turf battles. i'm mike schuh. >>> did you get stuck in the last night's rush hour traffic? a tanker truck caught fire. i-95 southbound was backed up for miles and miles. firefighters say it appears the truck's wheels or brakes overheated and burst into flames. there are no injuries to report. >>> loved ones are setting up a funeral fund for a 7-year-old killed on the 4th of july during the annapolis independence day parade. witnesses say kyle aldridge was getting off a moving trailer when he fell and run over by it. he was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. donations ar

time but in the last year we've had to ramp it up and the reason being the administration was overly hastylaim the success and defeat of the al-shabaab and insurgency for last year. former secretary of state for africa, johnny carson, said it was one of the significant successes for first term. that is unraveling as u.n. recently supported shabaab largely escaped unscathed. it has internal issues but it is one of the largest forces on the ground in somalia. it has internal intelligence network alive and infiltrated the somali government we recognized. jenna: tell us more about the group. we talk about a variety of different terrorist groups. how much of a threat does al-shabaab pose us here in the united states? >> al-shabaab has had leaders who have had links with global terrorism and we've known that for a number about years but last year for the first time formally al-shabaab, formally affiliated itself with al qaeda and was accepted as such. now even before that, it had links with al qaeda in arabian peninsula. in fact in 2011 the u.s. navy intercept ad senior shabaab commander who was

and so washington said so it is that the senate must cool tempers and prevent hasty legislation by makingsure that it is well thought out and fully debated. i mention that story and that little bit of history to remind us that the united states senate was created not to be like another house of representatives but for another purpose altogether. that's the other reason why the senate -- senators are elected for six-year terms from a whole state as opposed to just a congressional district that our colleagues across the capitol run every two years from a smaller area. of course, they are supposed to be much more closely tied to their constituents. we are supposedly given a little more flexibility to take the long view and not the short-term view in how we decide matters. so this is the reason why so many of us were concerned at the threats of the majority leader to invoke the so-called nuclear option. i know for most americans, this is not something that is the top of their list to be concerned with, but from an institutional perspective and from a constitutional perspective, it's absolutel

possible to live in fruitful marriages and hasty is a possible goal.n our pc culture that is seen off the table because it is not even possible. until catholics are willing and others who believe that are willing to stand up and show it is possible it is hard to even engage that part of the argument. another very important aside to be shoring up the limitations of the government in terms of infringing on our religious freedoms. we've seen this so much lately. finalization of the hhs mandate which i'm sure everyone is fam with, attacked religious freedom. this administration is very troubling everything they ever said about religious freedom in terms of arguments. some of their arguments were rejected unanimously by the supreme court they're so extreme. but i'm afraid the president has not gotten memo on that. listening to his comments follow the decision he magnanimously he wouldn't force churches or religious institutions to perform same-sex marriages. thank you very much, mr. president. it is disturbing that he thought perhaps he could do such a thin

tears of the last 10 years finally starting to pay off, it would be a great mistake to sacrifice to a hastywithdrawal. , life for most afghans, particularly women and children, has changed for the better. women's rights and the media represent some of the greatest achievements of the past 10 years of engagement. we have got 8 million children than harvardre university, a young population with real opportunities for upward mobility. with our security forces growing, the transition exceeded our expectations. it is why it is vital to get the political transition right. we welcomed secretary kerry calling for free, fair, and transparent elections. there are huge challenges, but continued attention, we believe, can make a real difference. first, president karzai needs to appoint a chair of the election commission, and put a complaints process in place. second, you should promote a level playing field and continue to insist elections are held on time and according to the constitution. doha really distracted the highest level, we believe, of u.s. government, from a political transition, and sideli