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. >> means those individuals follow the leadership of al-qaeda cents tral.ot necessarily an al-qaeda affiliate. those are the black banners. the prophet aged we want on to describe them saying there are individuals who don't have names. they are aliases after cities. you see baghdad e and so forth it is like a quranic or islamic version of armagedon. >> right. >> you see that continuing from osama bin laden to baghdad e. and you see all of the affiliat affiliates around the muslim world. they have one thing in common is the black ban it will . about. >> if anybody hasn't read this book yet, i will give them a good reason to read it. you go to page 377, it looks like that, all blacked out. what on earth were you saying here that was blacked out? >> just before we want to print, the agency, the cia claimed authority over the manuscript, and they did a lot of redactio information. redact? >> the f.b.i. approved it, three different departments in the fbi, they lookedty book and didn't have one single redactions in the book. >> there appear to be things redacted

and seeing my own san says tral- ancestral musical history, being from the south was a footnote, it turned was connected to it all. >> there's a song on this album, called the sunken land. where is the sunken land. >> where reply dad's

and seeing my own san says tral- ancestral musical history, being from the south was a footnote, it turned out i was connected to it all. >> there's a song on this album, called the sunken land. where is the sunken land. >> where reply dad's boyhood home is. >> in the sunken land ♪ >> going back to his boyhood home was really about my grandmother. how hard her life was. raised seven children, picked cotton, and was married to a man who was unkind often. it was medievally hard. what put this together for me is i have a friend natalie chan. she employs these women who hand-stitch these beautiful clothes. i went down and she taught me to sew. she was threading my needle and said, you have to love the thread. it brought tears to my eyes. i kept thinking, you have to love the thread. i took it as a complet a huge m. these songs started coming. >> when did you know you were an artist? how young were you whether you fell in love with music and art? >> really, really young. i felt myself to be odd, and i came to understand that that was an artistic instinct and that it was valuable instead of bein

more efficient from the standpoint of delivering the products and invoicing administratively for the tral authority to -- transportation authority to have a direct relationship with circle point and also an increase in the contact amount by $225,000 the funds from this come from freed up funds that come from the prop k allocation request that i mentioned at the beginning of my presentation. that concludes my presentation. i'm happy to answer questions. >> any questions? all right. commissioner tang. >> thank you two questions, initially we issued an rfp for jacobs. >> correct. >> so there are any issues going directly at subcontractor? >> there is no issue. there is a stipulation to assign the contract with agreement of the parties. >> the second question, by doing this we are saving money -- >> correct. >> doing the environmental review. if you could share with us how much that is. >> ah, the total contract amount is $4.4 million that's for environmental review and planning and engineering that has been done thus far. i don't have the breakout of what would be safing from going from jaco

sanaa in september and they have been fighting al-qaeda affiliates for control of north and isn't tralen. but those in charge wants to focus on it as the cultural capitol. >> our destiny, we want to keep ties to the cultural capitol of yemen. we should maintain the goal, distance the city from the internal strife from the other political forces have been engaged in. houthis have offered to help and support the local leaders to keep the peace. >> we are ready to help local authorities and security forces maintain peace and security in this prove incident and across yemen. >> there were protests when the thousandthies began to take over neighboring provinces in recent months. people living in the city refused to let the armed wing of the group in. they say they will support the houthis as long as they use a peaceful approach. >> we are with the houthis in every civilian plan they adopt but we reject any project that sets us back to the days of fighting. we are in taiz rejecting this approach and will not allow it to happen. >> it's this cooperation between local authorities, politicians

took an x-ray of this house, what you see is a procession of diagonals, of rec tangals, all gee met tral shape -- gee metrical shapes. this house, architect at the time, person who designed this city, were all influenced by the ideas of the age of enlightment. this is not your typical farmhouse with little additions coming on to it. this is a rational construction. you come into what? a perfect shape, the circle. and then off into these rectangals. your closets are the triangles. we met in the parlor. and if you're coming into this house, i should say something about mr. thornton, yes. architects were not educated as architects but anybody intelligent and bright in the 18th century studied music, studied archeology, studied architecture. thornton, who had quaker parents, who said, dabbling in the arts is not a very practical thing for a quaker. go into medicine. that's why he's called dr. thornton. but he was fascinated with architecture. he comes to the country when doing competitions. so he puts in the competition for u.s. capital and wins. first architect of the u.s. capital. when the

but there should be a sentence tral authority shared between the syrians with a division of the authorityf the president with the president and the prime minister and the ministry. this government should govern syria for an interim or transitional period with this government should create all of the other aspects of a political solution from local cease-fires, from civil societies, organization activity, from lobbying for peace, decentralization of the plan. >> right. >> you are talking about many entry points. indeed. >> gu the important one? >> as you say, the important point is, of course, the government. now, the basis of the geneva peace talks, of course, is setting up of a transitional government with event annually, president assad stepping down. are you in favor of this? >> the result of the negotiations and the transitional period should be at the end, changing in the face of the regime. if we want to talk seriously about president and the camflag, president assad should be part of the transition and the party and the people representing, they should be part of the transitional p

the someone tral city and the divided city of aleppo, as well as the coastal region in the west.also has a presence in other contested provinces, apart from the strong hold of islamic state of iraq and the levant, a group that now controls approximately 35% of syria. the remaining areas are under the control of other opposition groups, but a lot of it is desert and countrysides. and now rebels are at war with each other. al-nusra front, syria's al-qaeda branch has just taken over government bases in the southern outskirts of idlib. >> translator: neither side is winning because of the presence of isil and al-nusra, those groups have a different agenda from the syrian opposition. there are only lossers in this war, the people. >>> the southern province is a strategic front for both sides. the army has reinforced its positions with fighters from iran and the hezbollah, to prevent a rebel advance at the doorsteps of damascus. they recently captured a town where they found many bodies of civilians who used to live there. they blame the government. this is a war that neither side is l

anarch tech tral critic gave it phenomenal reviews. of r on, herbert vuchamp the "new york times" gave it phenomenal reviews. then i ended up writing "the art of the deal" and that pame a best seller. >> you live in new york? >> i do. >> do you think there are enough buildings for all these millionaires in new york? park avenue? have you seen this? >> and friends of mine are doing it. they had the advantage early on. they are very good people. i think they are going to do ok because it is early. but the ones coming on line, there are so many of them. i look at the plans. i study them. i know which story is available five years before the lease comes due. i look at all the plans in manhattan, and i don't see anyway. russia has been taken out of it, over the last year, as you know. a lot of russian that is were buying these apartments are no longer buying these apartments. they have bigger problems. frampingly, i don't see anyway they are going to do it. now that's an opportunity for you. he has a site to build a 100-story building on th

that's the latest threat from the hackers who attacked sony over the tral film "the interview."owing to turn that anger to the movie growers. one new york city theater taking that threat seriously by canceling the premier. a source close to the situation say the company will not object if theaters decide not to show it and the box office may not be the only place that sony take as fit. two former employees have filed a class action lawsuit against the company after the hacker got information about social security numbers. an epic nightmare much better suited to a cinematic treater than real liech. their most sensitive data has been raeked to the public and may be in the hands of criminals. one of the films stars seth rogen said he expected some bash lash but felt like the film should reflect what life was like under the kim jong-un regime >> we did not think they would love the concept of the movie. but more than anything, we wanted to make a movie that had one foot in reality. that's something that we as filmmakers like sfl did you think about changing his name at all. like cal

tral trade is -- digital trade is something he and i negotiated on as well. the t.t.p. as well as the t-tip trade agreements with europe all need to include important protections for the digital economy as one of the areas in our economy where we actually have a trade surplus because of american ingenuity and know-how and innovation we continue to lead the world in this area. we need to make sure that we not only are protecting, putting in place the important safeguards here in this country against taxing these services but also ensuring that we have access to other markets around the world where we know american know-how and american ingenuity and creativity can lead the way. so i look very much forward in the next congress to working to continue to work with my colleague from oregon on these important matters so that we can continue to see middle-income families in this country benefit from the gains and productivity that come, the hopefully higher standard of living, better take-home way, better job opportunities that come with a robust, vibrant digital economy that

and by the way, you are working the hardest here trying to co tral sara -- corral sara. >> she's a veryig. she just weighs more than i do. [laughter] >> reporter: 300 pounds. why is she show rare? >> she's a rare domesticated breed of pig. she's the not bred for food -- she's bred to be a rooter on a farm. if you look at her nose, her nose bone is shaped like a shovel and so that's why pigs are so good and rooting up and tearing up the dirt and getting down to things on the ground. >> reporter: and she was used by farmers and would get the dirt all ready. >> yes getting the dirt all ready for planting. >> reporter: we're here hanging out at the oakland zoo. this time of year is a specs time. we want to show you what they will be offering. it's time for zoo lights. this is a special time where you come down at night here to the oakland zoo and they have this place just wired. hundreds of thousands of lights on display. they have special shows all set to music. me linda tell me what else did people enjoy? >> you can see the light show, you go ride our rides, including the outback express

>> well, it just seems to me that we're still getting a situation where you have qe andersen tral bank on the stock market. as you mentioned, germany's growth was negative in the first quarter, barely positive in the third quarter. we have the prime minister of the u.k. saying they're on the brink of another recession and yet their stock market is up 16% in six weeks. this is talking about germany. up 16% in six weeks. it's within 1% of an all-time high. so the fundamentals aren't as strong. as long as global central banks are adding stimulus, it's holding up stock prices. >> you know, it just seems to me a perverse relationship between energy and global economies when you look at germany, they've had a lot of issues regarding putting coal back online because alternatives to fossil fuel just aren't taking up the slack. we look at japan, an island with no energy. falling energy prices, obviously good for manufacturing. any business in the economy but yet it's putting deflationary pressures foremost in central bankers' minds. is this logical in your opinion? >> well, it really isn't, but

and so we have a new tral to a negative buy on that. not making any large statements related to where the credits go. if we see a prolonged level of lower oil prices, if joe is correct saying maybe 75 or 85 is the new pair diparadigm. there's stress credits. >> every time the round table meets for the last six years, it's packed with regulation every time. you know that's why -- in your heart of hearts, do you think anything good happens in the next two years? we've done this. the economy did all this without that. maybe help from the fed, but the energy revolution is without really much? >> it was all private sector. >> i know you guys would like some good things to happen. do you think in your heart of hearts anything happens? >> i think ppp will happen. >> pacific partnership? >> i think we under estimate how important it is, but trade in asia is the most dome innocent area, where the trade is stable with our trade with europe and our trade in asia, it's grope exponentially, i think there is a realistic probability of some form of ta