as the major city with the greatest number of tuberculous cases. so i thank my colleagues for the conversation they've placed in both myself and commissioner melara again and we'll be at our service speaker we're also amongst equal partners here on the commission and i really look forward to working with all of you there coming year >> thank you. we'll now go on to the next item. >> it's the long-term integration strategic plan. >> okay good afternoon and congratulations commissioner commissioner chow to our new office on the commission and good afternoon to commissioners and director garcia. i'm ann the director of the aging and adult services services. i have my colleague here to share in the presentation i'm going to tube the who and why and i less than is going to get into the specification of the strategic plan that i believe all of you received both the copy itself and then i think i have a copy of appreciation we're doing today as well. the who. this work started under the long care council a 40 member body that's appointed by the mayor. bot

they fly to the major cities, australia, for example, the major cities of china. so maybe he finds out he's going to have different routes later and wants to practice on. they so finding out that he was going to brisbane australia and erasing it. >> what if he had practice runs to somalia. >> exactly. >> or pakistan or afghanistan. that could raise some alarm bells. >> it could raise alarm bells, but he could be towing it just for the fun of it. and that's what you don't know. he could put in he wants to go to the north pole, you know, or one of these hot beds of terrorism, a place like that. and, again, what you don't know is, whether he's just for recreation purposes going, well, what's it like if i go here or there. and putting it in there and then realizing, well, that was fun, erase it for the next time. you just don't know. >> and now it looks like it's pretty hard -- it's confirmed that 12 minutes or so before the co pilot said "all right, good night," seemingly suggesting that everything is fine, the computer on the cockpit was actually programmed to make

very little said about this and so i started looking at the community newspapers in each of the major cities had one as there was almost nothing but when you started to read between the lines, there were these awkward mentions of japanese-americans. so, right after the executive order that kind of launched this policy in all of the major jewish newspapers they were weekly and they had editorials talking about how the rights of all have to be protected and we should fight prejudice and all of its forms and so on without ever seeing the word japanese specifically. so we are nervous about actually doing so. so i call it a kind of awkward silence or uncomfortable silence around this issue to investigate more. to speak out about it was to stick their neck out into the jewish positions were already nervous abou about anti-semitiso that's when he said it. the other piece that i think is interesting is if you look at the newspapers what you see is that the communities have really two main agenda items at this moment in time. one of them is fighting prejudice and all of its forms because the belief t

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in one of the major cities in eastern ukraine yesterday, some 5,000 people called for a vote on secession and joining russia, similar to the one taken in crimea. both the u.s. and european union have imposed sanctions targeting vladimir putin's closist ae isi allies. >> it certainly rocked the stock market in russia for a few days and weeks and they might continue to. >> i think we need to do more with sanctions including sanctions the entire financial sectors of the russian economy as well as looking at the energy sectors. >> meanwhile republicans in congress want the administration to send small arms and other military equipment to aid ukraine, and former republican presidential nominee mitt romney says president obama has been naive and shown faulty judgment when it comes to russia. >> not having anticipated russia's intentions, the president wasn't able to shape the kinds of events that may have been able to prevent the kinds of circumstances you're seeing in ukraine. >> and gathering a consensus on how to move forward in today's g-7 won't be easy. european leaders are reluctant to jo

this map was included in the report it shows the permitted pending and closed mc ds in the city the vast majority are in the northeast area of the city. and this one perhaps is more clear it shows the ones that are permitted right now they're operating right now and concentrated in this area. the second topic it the nature and the location of the mc d on medical patient. patient and patient advocates assert they're having negative facts as stated there are numerous neighborhoods in the city that don't have mc z this unequal places make people come a long way of 3 or more miles. 56 san franciscans don't live within walking demands and 33 three-quarters make trips every other day. according to many mc advocates it's no a a solution people don't have it delivered to their he home because they're not comfortable. some patients prefer to discussed their options behind the counter and the person behind the counter can help people to address their needs. and finally the mc ds help people to foster community that aids in improving health and wellness. the third topic it or is the nature on which the loca

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so we think that sprint should focus on the major cities in the u.s. and allow some of the rural areas to be built out by a partner, such as dish, or one of the internet companies. and so that would reduce the cap export for sprint overall. it would increase their -- improve their time to market, which is critical here in this competitive environment and allow others with a more rural presence to build out those regions on their own. >> kevin, thanks for that. kevin smith is from mcquarry securities. gina, you travel a lot. do you notice a different in the connectivity between the u.s. and europe? >> it depends, but definitely it is a lot different in the u.s. although it's a very counterintuitive argument that xuer competitors will make it better. but yes, there is a difference. >> okay. today at 9:00 a.m. eastern, cnbc's david faber interviews the chairman of softbank at 9:00 a.m. eastern. a.m. eastern. [ male announcer ] how can power consumption in china, impact wool exports from new zealand, textile production in spain, and the use of medical tech

say the prices of new homes went up in february of the previous month in fifty seven of the seventy major cities today. prices in one challenge and it was zero point five percent and those in shanghai is ten point four percent. the increase in decline in many cities when compared with the same month last year. the chinese economy has been showing signs of a slowdown recently the manufacturing index has fallen for three consecutive months. the latest and trudged on speculation that china's slow economic growth may be behind the small increases in this housing crisis. now single again i might be the case. i know south. it's an outrage and kill the bill went there with my showed you my good morning in keeping an eye on the storm heading to what the philippines. what's the latest. the morning cafe and we are tracking the storm system the waters are anymore and it formed a tropical depression of their lottery is crazy so the philippines this was going to be steadily moving into two wars the westerly direction of getting in the southeastern coast of the philippines into next seventy two hours bringing

rebels have lost ground surrounding the major cities of aleppo. the army recaptured an ancient torres, and these pictures reportedly showing pictures on the 900-year-old embattlements. the conflict has killed more than 140,000 people. charles stratford, al jazeera. >> ten people are still missing after a motel fire on new jersey's shore. maria has more on that story and other news around america. >> libby, four people were killed in the fire at point pleasant beach. the fire broke out this morning. several others were injured and others still missing. the cause of the fire is under investigation. in florida an fbi agent has been clear in the shooting of a chechen man. 27-year-old died while he was being requested about his friendship with tsarnaev, charged with the bombing in boston. >>> a man was shot by a beanbag fired by police. this is another encounter in new mexico how police shoot rifles filled with beanbags. >>> the new york city explosion that destroyed two buildings and killed eight people last week has local officials concerned. for u.s.

kabul some of the ten counts of insider brunei in bangkok all prices are going up in major cities in china above the pace is slowing down it's a new possible sign that the country's economy may be losing some steam officials at china's national bureau of statistics say the prices of new homes when out in february from the previous month in fifty seven of the seventy major cities surveyed prizes and one joe and chengdu rose zero point five percent and those in shanghai zero point four percent but the pace of increase decline in many cities when compared with the same month last year the chinese economy has been showing signs of a slowdown recently the manufacturing index has fallen for three consecutive months the latest data on speculation that china's slower economic growth may be behind the small increases in those housing prices china has also released investment data commerce ministry officials say. foreign direct investment in the country totaled nineteen point three billion dollars in the genera through february period. that is up over ten percent from the earlier official same

the other major city in the east of the country, pro-russians were on the streets this afternoon in huge numbers. how much of this is organized, how much spontaneous is impossible to tell. one certainty is that it is extremely dangerous. with diplomacy at a stand still, the security council in new york ron demed the referendum tomorrow. >> translator: it is a secret to no one, that the russian federation will vote against the draft resolution. we cannot go along with the basic assumption, that is declaring illegal the march planned referendum. >> the refer dumb will go ahead tomorrow morning. the result is not in doubt. but what happens next is more interesting. if russia uses the vote to make its occupation of crimea permanent, then the talk in the west is likely to turn into action. >> turning now to afghanistan, where today president hamid karzai said his country is prepared for a complete withdrawal of american and nato troops by the end of this year. in his final address to parliament, karzai said the afghan military is up to the task of protecting the nation. the u.s. has been pres

the president's movements around the italian capital mean that much of the city -- much of the major losed. in the bigger picture, for instance there is a lot of talk about the situation in ukraine. it's important to keep in mind between 30 and 40% of italy's natural gas comes from russia via ukraine. and therefore with the crisis there there's a lot of concern that if things get worse, if that supply of gas is in anyway interrupted it could really damage the italian economy. that's really one of the main concerns here at the moment. >> very good point. thank you for reporting live from rome. many thanks to you, as always. >>> and just ahead the agonizing search for flight 370. >> millions of pieces make up the boeing 777 but so far not one of them has been found. >>> high seas are a huge obstacle to the search but high-technology is bringing some hope. stay with us for that. the day we rescued riley was a truly amazing day. he was a matted mess in a small cage. so that was our first task, was getting him to wellness. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the s

the european countries being known for renters and buyers. paris, for example, is one. will we see it spread towards other european cities? >> especially the majorwhere you get domestic and international investors looking to buy out property. looking looking for a secure investment. paris, berlin, brussels, are areas to look out for. >> chris, thanks for now. >>> now, the people of greece are celebrating 185 years since independence from the turkish empire. many people from greece opted to move abroad in their hunt for work. many set their sights on turkey. we have this report from istanbul. turkish air linings flies to 100 countries with an annual growth of 20%. its success is attracting pilots from all over the world, especially from greece. >> as you know in my country there is a recession. it has a serious affect on aviation also. >> so my previous company couldn't sustain an acceptable level. i had to make a decision to leave my country. i have to raise my family here in istanbul. >> more and more greeks will leave the country to go abroad. istanbul is one of the most popular destinations for these people. almost 1,000 greeks have come to s

san francisco right nows has the second highest inequality rate of any, any major city in the country. and the fastest growing inequality gap of any major city. and the top 5% of households are making more than 16 times what the bottom 20% of households are making and disparity is even greater when you look at our homeless families. so, i think that it's a very positive thing that we're doing this. i also appreciate that supervisor farrell is geneva convention ~ going to have a working group because i think that will allow us to ensure the legitimate concerns it that have been raised are addressed. i also think, though, that this is only a beginning in terms of the longer term strategy because as much as there's been a lot of hype about all the money that is being spent on homeless services, in the larger scheme of things i think that we also need to understand that there's still a lot of need that is not being addressed. people talk about the $150 million. that's a lot of money, but it's also in the context of an $8 billion budget. and not only that, but we still have a situation whe

iran will benefit some of the global headlines police into the techies major cities the families to get some more to come and the furious protests to the southeast into the streets for the funeral of a fifteen year old boy. he got him on bail today in a coma since june of two being hit by the stig estimates that during an anti government uprising. it's obvious if you go to cinemas in going great. the focus to anger of the big heavy handed response to rallies against the prime minister malaysia's air forces of light frames of a missing passenger jet was seen on radar the opposing from its planned route before punishing the air force chief said that it's possible the plane may have tender malaysia airlines flight at age three seven zero from one of them to beijing to zip it all started a mature and thirty nine mobile international said white who lived at least forty ships and thirty four kicked off now the key to being killed in southern afghanistan on to the insurgents fled the store before but in the team's headquarters. top tooth is coming from the security forces had to go to kandahar

right now you have the streets of the major cities in venezuela in chaos, you have scarcity, you are and crime, and you don't have the same sort of stability, i'd say that you did have years ago with mr. chavez. no one would argue that mr. chavez was a controversial leader, but a lot of folks would say well at least he helped poverty between 2002 and 2012. right now you have people just struggling to have basic rights. the kids that have started this protest started protesting because of crime, and because state institutions weren't doing their job and then other issues came up like the economic issues that are so severe. right now, it seems that the real revolution is being carried out not by he and his supporters, but by the folks that are the students and by other folks claiming basic rights that have to do with economic rights, having to do with doing away with crime and bringing back stability to the every day lives of venezuelans. >> the reliance between venezuela and cuba strengthens. we're hearing from the government that sounds like it comes out of the castro's playbook. how

the study was to find out if the majority of city has negative feelings toward tech but they found the opposite. however, people want regulation. 57 percent of people have a favorable view of the shuttles and 67 percent support letting the buses use muni stops. however, 72 percent say they do want the city to recover the confident of using those stops, to charge the companies. the bay area city council outsourced potting so they feel the results are unbiased. >> we are comfortable. the results are extremely credible questioning 500 voters representing the demographic breakdown and the representation among folks that affiliate themselves with the technical industry was really small. >> they did not ask those being polled about housing. that is called "complicated" and is a generation of failed policy and don't think you can blame it on the technical industry alone. what will they do with the information? it is public information they are hoping it will be used as the city debates the issue. >> happening tonight at 5:00, police will hand out flyers over a series of armed robberies when b

control of previously held rebel areas in damascus and rebels have lost ground in and surrounding the major cities thursday, the army said it had recaptured the ancient fortress. a pro government tv station aired these pictures reportedly showing soldiers on the 900 near old citadel's battle. s. the latest in a string of what the government describes as victories after more than three years of a conflict that according to a syrian rights group has killed more than 140,000 people. charles stratford, al jazerra. >>> all right, let's take you now to the crimean capital. earlier we are seeing celebrations in moscow this is in crimea. people are out on the streets celebrating fa va wladimir putin's signing in to official law the incorporation of crimea as part of the russian federation. so the annexation has been completed. and the land mass of ukraine is a very different shape today than it was a month ago. so that's a scene live in the crimean capital. >>> well, now let's go to thailand where there is political limbo after its constitutional call annulled last month's general election. the poll was r

if the german population of the major cities had to endure more than four years of increasingly heavyombardment a war that was evidently lost long before it said. despite germany's going debilitation, industrial production and the food and welfare are maintained until the last week when allied armies were german soil and pounding runs into ruins. the capacity of the state of the natural socialist party to observe this level of punishment and its consequences demonstrated some remarkable thinks the system as well as its harsh characteristics. the question asked by allies before 1945 was typically one will germany crack? for the story and commend the issue needs to be purged the other way around. as for zuckerman, the real issue is how chairman civilian life trapped between remorseless environment and suicidal dictatorship adapted to the materials and psychological pressures of progressive urban obliteration. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, i hope that all of those regimes brings home to you the difficulty of the task of judges and they were all so written in a fine writi

communities stand in the way of something the city was looking to build in the time of urban renewal. that's not something just charlottesville experienced, but every sing the major american city experienced that during the 1940s, 50s, and 60s, cities wanted to build something, and they always happened to have to build it on ton of african-american neighborhoods, particularly african-american middle class neighborhoods where there was a lot of stores and businesses and home, so, you know, i think that it's clear that what we're talking about, you know, and this is something that we really emphasize to everywhere i went is there's no way to see this crisis we're going through right now as independent of the crisis that we've gone through before. in particular, if you look at housing justice questions and displacement questions in african-american communities. you know, that was the thing that struck me the most. i talk to families in white communities, they'd be, like, this is a cataclysmic event, you know, in the foreclosure crisis. how could this happen to me? when i talk to african-american families, they were, like, yep, this happened in urban renewal, before

and this is the opinion of the major city. he same time it creates pressure for russia. >> what kind of damage can war do to the russian economy or america for that mampt -- matter. >> i don't think war in the crimea will do a lot of economic damage. it will change the image. its image in the international arena. >> thank you so much. thank you so much for joining us. >> the deadhin has come and gone in syria, missing the cut-off to get rid of chemical weapons. the next move for the international community, dealing with a defiant president. back from the dead, a man who woke up on an embecaming table in a funeral home. >>> i'm mark morgan, using soccer to benefit people's lives, how the beautiful game is helping homeless get back on their feet. that is >> syria's nearly 3-year long war is claiming more casualties. air strikes near the lebanese border killed two, wounding six on friday. syria's pro-government newspaper says the syrian army is preparing to launch an offensive on the border with lebanon. we are following the devel

lot of these little violent protests are out there in addition to the big peaceful protest in the major citiesw you were covering one of those there and posted a shot to your facebook page showing how you got some tear gas. how -- are those protests, the once that are turning a little violent creating any kind of protest fatigue among people who just want the chaos to stop? >> i think you've hit it on the head there. we're a month into this across the country and there is a sense that people are growing annoyed and a little weary of these protests and barricades. they're hurting businesses, preventing people from getting to work. it makes it difficult for anyone near these neighborhoods. these are taking place in upper class, upper middle class parts of the city. in the bar yos and travista neighborhoods, you don't see these at all. people want a return to normalcy, but neither side is budging. without dialogue, this is a cycle that's played out before. this have been protests for over the last 14 years since chavez was elected and medoro is his successor. these tend to go on for months and pl

and what for but there was reportedly an attempt to block the highway connecting more sco with the major city he's here in the crimea here is not just losing the support of ordinary people here in the eastern and south and ukraine but police security and military forces don't a big key of either early on saturday crime is prime minister claims control under all these services here in the region calling on all those who disagree to leave their posts immediately the ramos report said one of the flagship so view cranes black sea fleet raised a russian flag after the crew learnt about the coup in kiev the vassal was supposedly. coming back from the exercises in the mediterranean and we're now hearing that the authorities in kiev asked turkey to prevent a vessel from entering the black sea. reporting that now crimea is storage opposition to the current a authorities in kiev is a deeply rooted in the region's complicated history let's give you a short crimea was for a while for almost two centuries a part of russia in the u.s.s.r. it was a russian republic until nine hundred fifty four that's when

and you have one report that indicates if you look at the turnout, the major city had a turnout of 123% lots of questions. but what this means for the crimeans, what i think they are hoping, and we will see if this happens, is that they hope that by moving back towards russia, they can,ing in fact, increase their economics circumstances. but they are also -- there are going to be drawbacks. about 70% of the tourists to crimea come from the ukraine. are those people going to be coming to crimea this summer? probably not. >> ambassador, what are the implications here for the rest of ukraine? is putin going to be satisfied with crimea? is this the first of a wave? >> i think this is one of the wore why some things here. i don't know it is just about crimea. going back to last summer, it has been a concern that ukraine was on a course to draw much closer to the european unions. specifically through signing an association agreement. the new government that has taken over since president yanukovych fled the capital on october 21 that government made very clear in its interest drawing closer t

but they didn't win any of the major cities. erhaps is a one off coming up it is possible which could be interesting. but the big cities there have been many swings. no i think they are like twenty cities to change the from left to the right to deny accepted the numbers that a smoking. i'm the route map and love scandals last couple of weeks. i don't think. we sure this effect that the results of right wing causes. they were also the corporate and copious and they will also responsible for the very high and couldn't because the high unemployment isn't a big problem to solve the crisis there are also responsible for bad economic situation of this country. i think people just don't forget the time to time. so yes it's not a huge success because theoretically they would be the only opposition party real opposition party prawns the dvd profit from the bench. on the results of the socialists. can you handle them. the far right terms and french people should have. the choice between different political offers. i think one of the mundan

so the other piece of this one of the cities major goals and the america's cup was to have the hiring of local resident and for the small businesses. we entered into the small business plan that includes the local hire and small business inclusion. what's important to remember those are private contractors between the authority and the provider they're not city contracts for the precisely wage local hires disadvantaged businesses and not the same reporting mechanisms so those are entirely private contractors. for local hiring there were two major hooifrz vehicles one was management contract of one hundred and 50 thousand or more like concessions janitoral services. >> if i could pause for a second. so the local hiring doesn't apply to these local contracts but there was an agreement that was made regarding those private contracts >> that's correct. >> so that agreement, you know, should be an equal way to our loss. >> i'm not an attorney but i'd say it was a conceptual agreement between the city and contractors. >> we're all honorable people here. >> so those are the goals in terms of

he's more than one thousand illegal guns cent fall in twenty fourteen double the amount of on the major us cities including new york and philadelphia are up. following the light is good not to mention security types of matches he talked with situation in ukraine following the lead from the referendum to ten years have succeeded in a climactic the boys liked the kremlin for the rest of the well britain's top representative to the un drew a direct our little between brushes on excise in all the crimean peninsula out of hitler's uprising. there are plenty of lessons from history about where this kind of extraordinary go to the us one only has to think back to the nineteen fifties to recognize the dangers of the complacent international response when such behavior occurs. if you and the kids he said the general eon i listened to rush and his kind conducted already gone a long time to meet its goal of implementing solutions to the current situation and fronds light of the russian by mafia crimes the scenery of the way a light clown cindy give me that the content of this united on the referendum which

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and additionally, not only the major cities they fly to, but when they file the international flightey have to designate alternate cities that may not be where they fly to ever -- >> but let's say they discover he deleted some simulation that he had to go to somalia or pakistan, not the regular routes that malaysia airlines nice? would that presumably be some sort of rehearsal? that's the suspicion out there. >> could be a rehearsal that's where he was going to take the plane and it's completely sinister. could be he wanted to see what's it like to go there, what's the air space like, what's the mountains like around that? you just don't know and you still won't know. you'll have to read his mind as to why he wanted to put those destinations in and practice it. >> pamela, i assume fbi source you're talking to, they're happy -- it might be late but they're glad the malaysians are sharing this data. >> as one of my sources put it we're in a dramatically different posture with the malaysians than we were at the beginning of this investigation. but still the malaysians have not put in a

right now it looks like north of the major cities, but we have time to monitor it and see where that rmth here. >> focus on the now, the present, guys. >> that's right. >> all right, that's your weather, how about your markets? >>> disappointing news on china's exports overshadowing friday's not-so-bad jobs report. stocks in asia closing sharply lower. european markets trying to shake off the news, holding around break-even right now. u.s. futures, dow down 2 points, i would say uneventful. shares of boeing down 2% in after-hours trading. boeing made the malaysian airline plane that disappeared over the weekend. boeing, a dow 30 stock, is up 58% over the last year. the malaysia airlines tragedy wasn't the only bad news for boeing. on friday, the company announced that cracks were found on some dreamliner jets in production. boeing says none of the dreamliner currently flying have the problem. you know what a lot of analysts say about the dreamliner in particular? every kind of little headline setback isn't really a setback. they have so many orders for this plane, especially from the

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the euphrates. how could a major inland port or any city, for that matter, survive in the desert so far from water ? stone begins a search for the source of water. for a perspective not possible from the ground, she orders a digital photograph of the area from the french spot satellite. with artificial color, she analyzes the image on the stony brook computers. stone: in this blow-up, you can see the perimeter of the site right here, the two harbors -- one here and one less clear over here, which were fed by two main canals, one here and one here. the whole picture is one of a great deal of water at the site. in this view, you see one large channel here, which must have fed the site, which is located here. tracing the channel upstream, we suddenly found that it had two sources -- one coming here and the other here. the presence of the two channels explains not only how mashkan shapir could have had boat trade with both the tigris and the euphrates systems, but also the large amount of water that was available there. keach: the water flowed through a network of canals, allowing irrigation -- the life

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