it's been hard. >>ed in words of one supporter, the fans all desperate for it but no one is excited. al jazeera. >> it is a happy christmas for liverpool supporters. the reds have been in top spot at this point of the season, the manager brenden rogers warns mrs. a long road ahead. >> we know where we want to be, they have been working april lancely. and the effort they are putting into their work, into learning which is important. and 30 continually getting rewards for that. we haven't done anything yet. we need to continue with that run now. they lead arsenal only on goal difference. while manchester and chelsea are also hot on their tails. there's a big round of games coming up on thursday. and stand out fixture sees liverpool away at man city. could be the site of a new world record on thursday. after 100,000 people are expected to attend the opening day of the boxing someday test imagine between australia and england. that would break the 52-year-old record for the highest attendance at a single

has there been much reaction? >> pretty short on outrage, and that can be because they are fearing these every week. just do give you a sense of what i mean, the speaker of the house just had a press conference. he wasn't even asked about it, we will find out if anybody asks about it within the hour. usually the an mid vagues says when it comes to any sort of spying that is done overseas well that's just how government works. they aeverybody does it, but that the u.s. has better capabilities so they are better at it. >> thank you very much indeed for that update. now let's return to our top story. the french president is been talking let's speak to our correspondent who is in paris, and been monitoring what he is saying, jackie? >> yes, the president has confirmed what many were really waiting for, and that is the news that france is going to increase the number of french troops deployed in the capitol. he appeared at the end of a meeting of his defense council, that's really the war council, if you like, of key s

one student has been shot dead and a hundred demonstrators have been arrested. students set fire to a building during an examine at the university. >>> much of the violence has been focused on college campuses north of cairo. police fired tear gas at students. there has been a mass rally at the funeral of the five people killed on friday. human rights watch said government's new terrorism law has driven amidst the prow activities. more than 250 brotherhood supporters were arrested on friday alone. >>> we're joined now from cairo, peter, yet more violence between student protesters and police. please bring us up to speed of what is happening on the ground right now. >> reporter: well, speaking about you the protests around the universities in here, cairo, and there was another incident at university in alexandr alexa. there was an explosive device that the police defused. there was a bomb found on board of a bus that was defused. apparently the passengers found the device hidden under some of the seats. there was a grenade also thrown at a checkpoint northeastern

achieved so far the progress has been cost says it will. several categories of chemical weapons have already been destroyed and chemical weapons production facilities have been rendered to unusable you know very short time all chemical weapons were identified to prepare it for transport to. syria now despite these successes that you just mentioned the dad line for the removal of category one agency that deadline is going to be missed i wonder whose responsibility do you think that is the russian federation as well as others of the other co-sponsor of the process of the united states to unite stations have been very active in the past weeks. the necessary equipment for transportation and now most of the equipment made a little and we expect to see you know authorities stick actions soon so i wouldn't blame anyone for distillate so there are some objective reasons for the. those delays couple of weeks ago western powers flatly refused to provide the syrian government with the military equipment to protect that convoy from their tags by the re

he had been in the office for this manee years and been under pressure.the wrong side of vladimir putin. they said he should get out of russia and he said, no, i'm going to stay here. he got on -- and he began a political move. to keep if you want your money under vladimir putin, then you have to stay out of politics. everybody said you should get out of town and he said no. 2003, i got a call that he was arrested at gunpoint at the airport. i was floored. i am just floored now that president putin said he is prepared to pardon him. >> why now? does this mean something that is happening now? >> it is very interesting that it is happening now. almost as extraordinary as president putin pardoning him is that he has to ask to be pardoned, which presupposes his guilt. he spent the last decade in jail in the far east of russia in terrible conditions saying, "i'm not guilty." this is putin coming after me for political reasons. thought he was going to get out as early as next year. this is pretty extraordinary for that reason. president putin said it is a cut h

and fda is concerned because there have been studies, an they've all been in animals but there have beendies that have shown that this specific chemical could cause endocrine disruptions, most of these studies are in rats and frogs where they see that the female animals have early puberty and the male animals have lower sperm count and also some concern that they might affect thyroid function. and the other concern fda has is this broad use of an anti-bacterial that the public is using, is that making, giving us a higher percentage of anti-buy-- nt biotic resistant in its world as a whole. >> woodruff: why weren't these tests requested before? >> well, these are over-the-counter preparations, so the fda-- the fda calls these generally considered safe, generally recognized as safe. and they've been considere considered-- for as longs they are around and the fda is coming back saying we are starting to see studies that are concerning us. we don't know. and we want you, the manufacturers it to do the studies now and tell us, prove to us that these are safe and effective and if they are, gre

never been in question. just about always naturally the main focus is now on the way security will be provided in sort cheap but it's worth mentioning there's a great difference between volgograd railway station and the olympic games in terms of security so worries about the safety of the olympics absolutely baseless. governments around the world are beginning to realize that finding international terror threats can only be done clovelly as both organized cells and lone terrorist continue to slip through law enforcement's nets we're talking about asia how does the movement which is linked to al qaida that is outraged just in russia but also in other countries including in syria as we know now now the direct motive is not different from the previous attacks on moscow on other locations inside russia and i would say is not so different from attacks that has happened around the world. c.b.s. against democracies against countries that they want to consider as enemies with a tragedy like this one that hit volgogr

or has been no immediate claim of responsibility. -- there has been no immediate claim of responsibility >> the bomb destroying the bus during morning rush hour. it was evidently intended to kill civilians and to sow fear. the powerful blast also shattered windows in nearby buildings. >> the blast hit me so unexpectedly i did not know what was going on. there was glass everywhere. window frames were blown out. >> the attack comes less than a day after a bombing at the city's railway station. the russian government is determined to respond forcefully. >> we must review the allocation of forces in the bobo grad region and all other regions of our country as well -- in the volgograd region and all other regions of our country as well. >> investigators say the same kind of device was used in each attack. at least 17 people died in the bombing on sunday. the authorities believe that islamist militants from the north caucasus are behind the attacks. rebel leaders have threatened to disrupt the winter olympics in sochi, just 700 kilometers from volgograd. concern is mounting about security at t

fact there have not been actual instances where it's been alleged that the n.s.a. in some ways acted inappropriately in the use of this data, but what is also clear is from the public debate people are concerned about the prospect, the possibility of abuse. that's what the judge in the district court suggested. and although his opinion obviously differs from rulings on the fisa court, we are taking those into account. the question we are going to have to ask is, can we accomplish the same goals that this program is intended to accomplish in ways that give the public more confidence that, in fact, the n.s.a. is doing what it's supposed to be doing? i have confidence in the fact that the n.s.a. is not engaging in domestic surveillance or snooping around, but i also recognize that as technologies change, people can start running algorithms and programs that map out all the information in our telephones and computers we may have to refine further to give people more confidence. i'll work very hard on doing that. we have to provide more confidence to the international c

it's the ecb who have been scaling back. this has not been noticed.cles sense is that next year we look carefully at the european data to drive the markets. >> allen capper, from lois bank commercial blanking, thank you for that. >>> still to come, 40% of the population head to the polls next year. >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange." i'm ross westgate. the headlines today from around the globe, happy new year. stocks celebrate a stellar 2013. the dow in its 51st record high this year, the most since '95. the nikkei hosting a 57% gain. >>> dollar/yen, that's one of the other big winners, on track of the biggest annual gain since '79. on the losing side, gold set for its worst year in over three decades, down 28%. >>> and in other news, german chancellor angela merkel among the well wishers for michael schumacher as his family holds a bedside vigil. doctors currently giving an update. >>> plus, a fiery train collision in the united states forces the evacuation of a small town. it's the latest in a string of accidents that have raised concerns abou

had i still been married. of sad to say, but i think that's true. >> reporter: these women reflect two striking trends in in america's family profile. the marriage rate has fallen sharply. nearly half a century ago, 61% of the population were married by 2011 the rate was down to just 35%. divorce has become more common over the same period. from nine divorced women to 21 per thousand. marry and wanda also represent the economic disparities among women. >> they haven't been used in probably the past 30 or 40 years, and now they are going to be developed into affordable housing. >> wanda runs a successful, one person business, mary has just gone back to work after kicking a long-time drug habit. >> it was hard especially for a person that was an addict, and just living a rough life my whole life. >> mary is among the four in ten women who's income falls below the economic security. for women like wanda that's not a big concern. >> i would have loved to have done this while i was married and have had a sense of s

what has been discussed?porter: the opposition have made a number of key demands that you were referring to there. first and foremost the release of people detained in early disturbances when the police used a lot of force, a lot of violence against them when they were gathered here a few weeks ago, and that has been a key priority of this opposition, because they feel these people were innocent. and they also want this government held accountable for that, and gave the orders for the coup the elite militias as he gave the order for them to come in and use that force. and they are still calling for the resignation of this government. this government that they believe is not interested in taking this country in the direction of europe that they had been hoping for, that they say the country had been expected and hoping for the last few years. one of the main political leaders said that the president was -- the round table was only held to demonstrate; that not a single demand of his is likely to be met. they d

i have been pretty stunned in talking with some locals on this trip since i have been here at the jdowntownrime situation, it's very dangerous on a country that depends on tourism, and this story will get out just how dangerous parts of the inner city are here. >> it's not just the inner city. it's everywhere. but i tell young people who are still eager to come to this country to work, just be careful. that's the best i can do, because i think this country needs all the help it can get. it needs young people to come here, and it needs teachers, and it needs all kinds of people, but as a young black panther told me many years ago when i tried to get into a press conference in new york for "the new york times" and he was suspicious of whether or not i would tell the truth, he said you can come in if you come in right. that's the story. you have to come in right. let's hope the leaders coming in here are coming in right and not just to be seen, but to be embraced. and there is one of the true dictators. not a great admirer of nelson mandela. and a dignity. they are trying to get a more equitab

his term ain't have been flown to his home village where he will be -- his remains have been flown to his home village where he will be buried. there have been many tributes for the former president to lead his country out of apartheid. south for the man africans call the father of the nation. nelson mandela's family, friends the africanbers of national congress attended a ceremony at the air force base outside pretoria. among those paying tribute were south african president jacob zuma. >> so many things have been said a the cutsca -- madib he has done so many things. he has distinguished himself so many times. he was a man of action. >> mandela's body was brought to the air base from pretoria before heading to its final resting place. the past few days, tens of thousands of south africans have paid their last respects to the anti-apartheid icon. they have been filing past his cost it -- his casket as his body lays in state. he will be buried in his hometown in the eastern province on sunday in a private ceremony. to land is attempting on the moon today, carrying the first lunar rove

i have been here for the 32 years, and that she has been here, fighting for 1950. and you know what? we have got 1950 for wrap and i don't know, i don't know how many of you know about wrap, but wrap ran an alternative high school where first you let the latino high school at that site and we were asked to leave because we were told that there was going to be housing that was going to be built. but somebody lied to us. lieers. they lied to us, and look at how many years it has been and look at how many times that this issue has come up to this board, about that site and housing. how many consultants have been paid to do studies on housing, for that site? it is a crime. google gets the exclusive right to go pick up employees while the muni bus is late and children get to school late. and did you read the article? google. the neighbor next door died, that house is being rented for $5,500 next door to me. i live on florida street. between 25th and 26th. guess who is renting the house? it ain't... and it ain't (inaudible) and it is google employees. two of them. they c

may have been caught now the a.c.l.u. has expressed disappointment says it plans to appeal that decision two weeks ago federal judge in washington d.c. said the n.s.a.'s metadata program most likely violated the fourth amendment as part of that ruling a judge richard leon ordered the government to stop collecting data on two plaintiffs who brought the case against the u.s. government will have to wait and see if the supreme court does take up the issue of the n.s.a. very controversial metadata program the u.s. president barack obama was asked to identify any specific instance in which analysis of the n.s.a.'s bulk metadata collection actually stopped an imminent attack the u.s. president could not identify one instance or at least he did not give one example to the journalists that were asking him now u.s. officials have for many years asked americans to sacrifice some of their privacy in the name of security but so far no top u.s. official can mention any danger imminent danger that's been thwarted through the collection

been seizing the opportunity to cash in on the revolutionary mood has a story. the korean capital has been in a protest mode for more than two weeks now it looks completely different than a month ago people are living here cooking food. and definitely life has changed when the protests kicked off talking about food underneath the square of the protest you can literally chew on the e.u. donuts with the european union flag are now available for sale. i think they're much. and the taste delicious local fridge magnet manufacturers were quick to pounce on the idea of the protest and now you can purchase a very peculiar more ability from sending yellow coverage to prison to localizing international brands the one that central kiev is the place of many restaurants and bars and their lives have been affected in one way or another we decided to pay a visit to one of the oldest pubs in the city center to find out. so we lost the pubs manager how the protest affects the life of his restaurant. but also how have the euro my done in the protests affected your pub. the number

they have been coming back ever since. they have been wonderful. we have a new piper this -- yes. yes, thank you. [applause] year,e a new piper this ray built her -- bilter. our piper we had the last few years has injured his hand. i do not know if he will be able to continue. what i thought ray did a magnificent job. if he can continue with us, great. and we will have two more scottish piper is a little bit later. if they want to come back, i will be glad for them to. he will hear them later. -- you will hear them later. anyway, i do want to make note of the people that have helped us a lot in this service. the arlington people that have been over backwards. we have already mentioned steve. we could not do this ourselves, melanie and me. our next -- it says in the program that the next speaker will be fbi director james komi. there are things that changed in this program. he is out of town. he sends his regrets. unavoidable thing that happened after the program had been printed. anyway, he is not here. but i get to introduce our next speaker, who is the head of the tsa. and he is

it has been about 18,000 and 800 centrifuges that has been added to iran's stock of centrifuge. sanctions have utterly failed in that regard. on the other hand. the people of iran blamed the west for restrictions that have been imposed on the livelihood, on the ability to buy medicine, on the ability to finance and purchase food items from abroad and they have blamed it squarely on the west for because they have tried to exercise their right and they have resisted pressure and intimidation and iranians are almost allergic to pressure and intimidation, they respond negatively. it seems to me that the west is trying to take advantage of this object to the form. we have a new government in iran with a different. foreign policy, different approach on foreign policy. the tenants have not changed. we will insist on our rights. we will not negotiation or compromise on the rights of the iranian people. but we believe this can be achieved best through constru constructive engagement. the window of opportunity is a limited window. i believe the west needs to they believe that the west has

the worst had been anything there aren't back then they go clear a lot. more focus off the boots did you hear them whizzing by. but now say that we've reached safe area. the fire and you're behind this new three hundred toll that this is because there are no men here to be careful you don't know what there is too much so you gotta play. and we leave while governmental forces continue their frenzy for marla village which despite the claims remains under siege. nasty reporting from syria. of course the syrian conflict could have taken an even more dramatic turn this august when the u.s. were bombing raids on the country it followed a major chemical attack near damascus that killed hundreds washington blame the assad government for the atrocity but failed to produce any evidence end of the day the airstrikes were shelled only after moscow intervened helping to negotiate that landmark chemical disarmament deal that led to a u.n. resolution that kickstart the destruction of syria's chemical weapons and production facilities the first stage of the protest proce

to algerians you had been held by the u.s. for more than a decade without charge or trial at guantanamo bay have now been transferred to their homeland but the un were strongly against being sent back to our g. area where they fear being persecuted by the authorities or targeted by extremists artie's on the sea chalk and has more. at a glacial pace u.s. officials attempt to move forward with the limbo known as guantanamo with endless excuses and a web of bureaucracy allegedly getting in the way of just closing the place down in the latest attempt to take baby steps to figure out what to do with its detainees the u.s. has transferred two prisoners to their home country of algeria out of one hundred sixty four the majority of whom have long been cleared for transfer or release this sort of a petri you should it was involuntary and took place despite the pleas to not have this happen is they feared mistreatment or torture upon their return home the lawyers of the two men. and some have described the move as political expedience c

the fans have been banned.e will miss the game but not the hollow atmosphere. >> translator: the relationship between the players and the supports is like the musician to the music fans. i play to them. so for me football is like music. >> reporter: the football authorities canceled the league in 2012 after the riot excited in the early days of egypt's revolution. police stood aside, 74 supporters died in the violence. the red-shirted supporters believed the ban wasn't just about sport. their most radical supporters were also on the front lines of the protests that toppled the government of mubarek. no football has meant no customers for this waiter. >> translator: we can't wait for the league to return. there will be more work. lots of people will come. but without football there will be no people and no work as you can see. it has been hard. >> reporter: so the world's loneliest league will kick off after a two-season break. the players clubs, and fans all desperate for it, but no one is excited. >>> let's mo

have been effected.nd as we know in this kind of situation the children are most effected. and in this case it's no exception. children, women's lives are in great danger. >> reporter: what challenges do you face looking after all of these people? >> well, especially in places like the state in particular where there is insecurity, and thousands of children are in the u.n. compound, because of the insecurity we are unable to reach them. that is great frustration to us. we have the means. we have the materials. we have the supplies to reach them and because of insecuritys we are unable to reach them and that is a frustration. >> reporter: the ones who do make it to the camps are they injured? what condition are they in? >> for children in particular, a lot of them are separated from their families. a lot of them because they have stayed for sometime and have to travel a long distance to reach the camp a lot of them are tired, hungry and a lot of them are staying in the camps and the heat of the sun and at

and in fact, since snowden has been in russia, tremendous damage has been done to the united states'sations with its european allies. i mean the worst for a very, very long time. and these are all revelations that come from snowden. so yes, i would take skepticism the claim that the russian government has not been working with mr. snowden but to put that aside, the damage has been done. all the documents, documents are still being leaked. so it's quite easy for president putin to say well, he wants to work with president obama. i done think he's going to find much of a response there, because it's quite clear that the white house has made its own conclusions from what happened earlier this year. >> woodruff: a couple more things i want to ask you both about, but before i do, dimitri simes, did you get any new sense today of whether russia is going to be willing to work more with the u.s. or iran, on the nuclear, trying to get rid of their new clear program and on syria? >> well, putin clearly did not yield anything of substance on either of these issues. in my view if you want to unde

he had been out of the country.later, andto learn he talked about this a little bit with his discussions with us, olympic training, happen to be in morocco. this was the base of the algerian at the time. everything coming to a head in that country. yet been to ethiopia. he had met with african leaders. about this newd form of struggle in south africa. i yet been to the -- he had been to london to spread the message of the anti-apartheid movement. wasmeeting with us essentially to get reports from us about our work and how we work on pushing tasks from our mission in terms of setting up provinces. and the beginnings just at the end of the previous year, so something like 6, 7 months previously, of our first sabotage actions -- which is leaders we had participated in personally. otherswere busy training for the underground, setting a machinery, preparing explosives. as a result of his arrest a couple of weeks later, to actually let me say liberate steal than steel -- dynamite from a road construction company, which me

that the torch has been passed to a new generation of americans. it is murder three the torch was passed back to an old generation the generation of johnson nixon ford and reagan leaders who would systematically destroyed the promise of kind of these last year as they returned the country to war and repression joins me now to discuss j.f.k. and their five year long project oliver stone or cosmic excellent to have you both on thank you very much all or i want to start with you it's clear that your series sets j.f.k. apart from other presidents what makes you think he would have been different if. he was different in those three years he came in. office after thirteen years of national security state build up a monstrous build up we had we had thirty thousand nuclear weapons by nineteen sixty mandated by eisenhower and national security complex that was basically had a first strike capability on the soviet union and could get away with it and that is the basis for which the cuban missile crisis and the berlin wall the berlin crisis of one nine hundre

it's been a lot of work. and i think we all recognize the issue and interest in getting this done before the holidays. that being said, this is a very complicated piece of legislation and it has taken the three of us on land use some time to wrap our brains around this so i completely understand the comments of supervisor cohen, yee, and breed. so, i think the suggestion might be let's hear from public comment and perhaps vote after public comment. but i would say for our colleagues who are unclear as to what this will do, i will say this for the public, i would understand if you weren't prepared to support it today, but perhaps in a week if we don't have the volts or if there are the votes for a second read ~ that you might change your vote next week with more comfort with additional amendment. i would just like to say that to our colleagues because this is very complicated stuff. my staff and i have spent probably half of our time over the last few days trying to wrap our brains around this, so, understand

on is backing the regime in syria against any of them is seeking to oust has been shot and has been done has been used it for the attack. tuesday night in blog land. i think a certain date and eighty six but the efficiency and tingling on on thursday. i respect of common sense and across the capital bangkok flirting with the amount of protests. opposition forces say they still want the government to step down and they'll take up their cause again on friday. but for now both sides have rested now. it is dizzying and cocaine police today appealed for action. when hundreds gathered outside the skateboard is to win this season and into the compound you'll start east and central and the opposition said they wanted was for the teams to handle the protests. yet all of the total the police tool useful to the senses. not to use double standards. the two sides it covered up with the dead. the trees is tempting me to demonstrate is speaking today denounced the pool they want i mean standing next to no one to step down and make way for people's council. they say she's a puppy. the taxi countrie

awareness campaign, everybody has been on the bus, behind the bus and it's been in incredibly successful, multi-languages, different numbers. cool stuff and give way that people fight over and want. people are googling and twittering us. the biggest is the one that david has, everyone else responded. it is important because everyone is very very aware of water. i think a lot of people flush and walk away and don't really think about waste water. now they are. so that mission was definitely accomplished. the public awareness campaign, use of instagram, twitter, all of these things have made our jobs a little bit easier. we got recognition in eight magazines and positive shout outs and been on the news where we are featured about the town and it's really doubling our list of friends which is a great thing wefrm getting great positive attention from really low investment and a lot of creativity from staff from the puc who came up with the campaign under the direction of tyrone. with that, that concludes my quarterly report. i'm happy to rho -- return to do a longer report. >> what i'm inter

he's been charged with espionage and has been living in russia under temporary asylum. the american journalist at the center of the story lives in brazil. >> we've had to come to rio to speak to glenn greenwald.

asked for and what has been rejected and what has been disputed. if you have that, that's very helpful. >> i can print it out. >> i don't want to read a lot of document. >> that project on no. 7 on that document means nothing. it says if future legislation changes the building will be out of the residential program. it's meaningless. in the last 3 days i tried to nail him down to something specific. he could agree to all of that today and he won't agree to any of it. >> okay. thank you. >> would you please take the papers off and we can then hear from the permit holder. there were four appeals filed and you have 28 minutes for your appeal. >> before we begin, we have an architect in the overflow room and we need to locate him. >> good evening commissioners. with me is the architect and the project sponsor. i would like to take a minute to provide a quick overview of the project and direct my discussion to the specific items that have been raised by the appellants. the project proposes to demolish an existing building on the corner of valencia stree

the weather has been poor. it's windy, and they are dancing and joyfully singing to remember nelson mandela. now, the service itself is expected to include tributes by south african president jacob zuma. and u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon. i'm joined by haru mutasa in soweto. it's a sombre occasion, despite the fact that people are dancing and enjoying themselves. do you think people will use this as an opportunity to look at south africa today, and see how they live? >> yes, exactly. a lot of people are thinking about the future of south africa. even though it's raining and cold, people are filing in. people have come from all over the place. this group, for example, have arrived. >> where did you come from? >> okay. we are from nigeria. we are here to deliver a message from his holiness. he declared that former president nelson mandela is a saint of our time. and from henceforth everybody in africa, south africa and the world at large should address him as saint nelson mandela. >> what does he mean, nelso

we've been roeptd by four of our executive directors.on the podium and john who's in the audience. i specifically want to recognize my colleague for this important transportation department. she's represented here by her husband vernon. (clapping) >> he's out there somewhere and the brothers. thank you for attending (clapping) >> other key staff members who worked tirelessly were steven millioner and dean a. they labored hard overseeing the project. as you know there were several delays. in the 90s it was the u.s. navy to get them to do the basic soil testing. for four years the navy was a road black block and along came in an attorney who summoned a team of lawyers out to california for a meeting and greeted them with a line of questions that devastated the navy's position. within weeks caltrans was granted the go head. help me to join in recognizing jerry. jerry would i stand up (clapping) >> in closing my father worked on this bridge as carpeters 22. my parents were here to celebrate the opening in 1936. the bridge cost 77 million the

class i have been. >> yes. guest: i have been. is all over, you watch these multinational corporations divide up spoils. those people making $40 billion a quarter and still taking subsidies and they can barely payingp, they should be for the care of our veterans. guest: let me talk about the company. it was going to be iraq and we were going to take it up quickly and the oil industry would come bek to life and they will able to fund their own reconstruction. that has been very slow to happen because people kept blowing it up. also, american companies are not winning those oil contracts. european companies, russians and chinese, are get not the bids. oil execs are not making money off of the iraqi war. nobody is making any money except the heroin dealers. there is nothing else they have to sell. 40 years ago before the soviets invaded and all the civil wars they had, they were pretty good at exporting dates. there is no multinational corporation interested in invading a country for dates. that makecompanies money off for. absolutel

the news has not been confirmed yet. >> i have been saying that as long as you have been. but if you want to look at what's happened, you have seen bottlenecks. people were worried about that. if you look at valuations, they got to a place where ultimately apple looked like bargain territory. 2014, that is your option. i think i have been clear on that. >> do you think it was china? >> we've got a dude in there. >> when a guy is talking so loud you can't speak, you have to dude him. >> and you do that. >> it's a split screen. >> china mobile opens a huge opportunity for apple. maybe the pricing model won't be successful there. you have to allow for the possibility that it might not be as hugely successful as people want it to be. >> speak of talking over people. >> china mobile was a stock that really moved on this note. that move, some would argue is based on the anticipation. >> this is is a play to give you exposure and their ability to begin to monetize but done expect that tomorrow. >> let's bring in a top hedge fund manager, a famed tiger cub. david is now navigating

we are hoping to get more finding about residents who have been displaced at least 50 have been displaced on bancroft avenue. this fire from overhearing started on the first floor of this four story apartment complex and from what we understand from the homeowner or from the tenant we spoke with, they were still heard and there were flames coming out from that bathroom. the and it isup clear as tonight as to how this started and it is unclear if it has spread to other units. this man said he was scared for his life. >> when up came into my bed and opened the door to my bathroom, the fire came out. came out and i just closed the door again and take my family out. and he said he was knocking on his neighbors doors trying to get them out as well. this is bancroft in san leandro and you are seeing many of the fire crews, they are wrapped in blankets and we are getting something to eat at the cafeteria high school and there have been one reported injury and live -- live here in san leandro, ktvu channel 2 morning news brian flores. >>> claudine wong just spoke with two of the firefighters who

latvia cyprus etc and hasn't been used at home to invest in the country. should the ukrainian government that so show that the e.u. is bad news for ukraine be doing a better job of telling those same hundreds of thousands out on the streets why it's bad news maybe they're not getting their message across clearly enough no well no i mean they're absolutely not but again to a certain extent they've brought the situation onto themselves because their failings and i think those who are seeking a better situation in tangling themselves of the european union are unfortunately looking at a fool's gold i don't think it's going to deliver immediate prosperity and i don't even know if it's going to deliver prosperity in the long term no argument the ukraine needs to reform. well unfortunately the options are ones which would be very difficult to implement but are nonetheless necessary i mean what we need to see is a wholesale change in the economic development model again one which would keep capital at home capital formation needs to take place and we need to see i

modernized and it's been a pain staking labor with one's hands this tunnel was dug out but it's been installed with modern comforts like light for instance now the resident that lives here has taken a lot of work to really try to make this into a home a comfortable floor as you can see a hard floor so you can walk around a kitchen area in order to cook to entertain guests and most importantly he says these ceiling reinforcements this is critical because the city council says it's dangerous for the residents to live here whereas they say they've put in a lot of work a lot of labor in order to make sure these caves are safe for their residency for. the saudis to be. a burden for nothing except time to do it but it's a book that the recent determination to do. now this is what the boiling looks like from the outside it's certainly not an easy kind of lifestyle there's no running water for instance that has to be carried in by hand from a fountain in a nearby church the residents who have built up these caves are very proud of their work but many simply have no other place to call home t

or rhythm equates always have been outside and inside europe i'm talking about their. european banking union has long been on the cards designed to offer the same confidence to a depositor in a greek or spanish bank as enjoyed by someone in a german one but richer member states a worried at all only end in bailouts for banks and other countries last time ministers met to discuss the union they wrapped up early because of a lack of progress and speaking of money brussels has strived for tax harmonize ation but cost your mind back to recent scandals about google and apple housing their headquarters in ireland with a corporate tax rate of just twelve and a half percent compared to thirty four percent in belgium and you'll see that harmonized nation is a long way off you're seeing economic effects of the show from greece across the eastern europe recent germany but without political control over those things happening it's a very on turnabout situation to have. our london. and out where we turn to with more news and about half an hour's time but before that a sports round

a i've been to be. very good former u.s. intelligence estimate chairman ray mcgovern estimates four in five americans don't know israel might even have an atomic bomb thanks to complete distortions by mainstream media suggesting iran is the nuclear power in iraq with their nuclear program ready to aim those missiles straight ad straight at the country according to both jane's defense weekly and the institute of strategic studies israel's estimated to have two hundred to three hundred nuclear warheads all sixteen u.s. intelligence agencies admit iran is not even trying to build one in an old school until it's old middle east pub quiz syndicated charlie recent just simple facts you'd be sure wrong if you relied on mainstream media and they actually applied to israel. fairness and accuracy in reporting no it's absence of any evidence against iran mainstream media are now resulting to stone the shingly crude racist slurs they'd never dare prints about jews currently being printed in all seriousness about the entire peoples the n

the remaining two jailed members of the notorious bond priests who riot have been released they've been serving time for carrying out approach of stunt and moscow's main cathedral so i was led to go as part of president putin's amnesty. has been following the story because obviously they're very happy to be out of prison but they have expressed their desire to continue along the lines of working in what concerns he was rising in the country. i was very well treated many women asked for my advice and support and human rights and legal issues and it's my purpose now to protect the convicts who spoke to human rights activists and as much as we can within the letter of the law protect their rights. but there's not going to go as well said that she intends to keep a close watch on those who have remained in the penal colony where she was but first and foremost. members intended to meet together we know that they have spoken on the phone already in the days of the according to were given a two year prison sentence following this so-called punk prayer in the country's main church with them hav

how many new meters have been installed in san francisco? i know we talked about this last week when we met over the last -- since 2011? >> yeah, and i apologize, i didn't bring that. i did ask my staff to generate that data, i think it was in the last couple of years, i think it's maybe 2 here. how many new meters were installed in mission bay, parking meters? >> that i don't know offhand. i think it was maybe a couple of hundred. >> and also since i've been in office i know a bafrp of meters came in, in the tenderloin, i don't know if there was outreach that happened in that area, i knower since i have been in office, there have been a significant increase in parking meters in our district, and certainly i hear it from our residents as well. okay. that's all of my questions. i'll just make a couple of comments. i will support the amendment but i won't be able to support this contract today. i think that -- i don't think there's enough assurances that we won't see i think what many of us have been talking about is an expansion of meters int

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if that project would have been approved or if that project would have or not been awarded. >> just to biggy pack on that, if you can say about this a little bit. because the zoning changes the density calculation which used to be based upon a square footage of the site divided by the factors of how many units are allowed there. this one you are allowed as many units as you want with the height limit but some have to be larger units? >> the theory behind is and it not the two districts. it's all the districts across the city. it's beyond just eastern neighborhoods. essentially you are correct, before and other parts of the city based on the per square footage basis so 100 units per 800 square feet per property. in these districts there is no density control, however there is a dwelling unit requirement. 20 percent has to be two bedrooms and 30 percent three bedrooms. it's not filling five or 6 stories full of studios. we

the law has been amended.a supervisor of a supervisor can now be prosecuted. but in monsignor lynn's case, the law was not that in that time frame. they had to prove that he was either a parent, a guardian or a supervisor. and let me say this. there is no question in my mind that the district attorney in this case when they brought this charge against monsignor lynn, they knew full well he did not fit within that statutory scheme, because it was the district attorney's office over an extended period of time that lobbied the legislature to change the law, so they could in fact prosecute people like monsignor lynn if they could prove it. the reality is, they knew going in that this law didn't apply to him. and it didn't apply to him. that's the end of the story. >> right. but it can't be, though. >> what do you mean it can't be? >> i get that it's the end of the process inasmuch as this statute was misapplied and that's gone but that's the system and how the system works that doesn't mean the right thing was don

okay. >> becky has been before. becky has been. andrew has been. joe now you're going. >> i'm worried about the stockholm syndrome. >> he's afraid he's going to turn into -- >> you're in switzerland, it's okay. >> ross, we will continue this conversation off air and we'll see you back here again tomorrow morning. in the meantime, with three weeks until christmas, this is historically the season for a bullish view on the markets. can we expect a strong santa claus rally this year? joining us now is lou brien, strategist at wdi trading group. chief johnson from asset management. lou, three days in a row of down days. it is making people start to wonder, have we seem is gains for a year? >> we have had a santa claus rally all this week. the market does have to trade even though the fed is there debting our fact. i do think the interesting factor is the fed and, you know, after we get the unemployment report on friday, depending on where that unemployment rate is, the fed may be able to say to themselves, if not publicly wrb that the cumulative improve