and their oil this is a huge step backwards for the marker see it's a step forward a little corrects it is toxic is a look a lot like spraying and. it was it was not a picture that either the government or b.p. really wanted to have out there i don't want dispersants to be the agent on which all of this boils. wealthy british scientists on hold so it's not time to write. the. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy in these kinds of reports on our. cold. blooded. goodspeed. with. a. twin car bomb attacks in a turkish town near the syrian border claimed the lives of forty three people on car is quick to blame the bloodshed on the tours and it says it reserves the right to take every kind of countermeasure. now was shareef pakistan's former prime minister is claiming victory in the country's milestone general election this is after the nation was rocked by a series of deadly blasts and gunfire which claimed the lives of more than twenty people making the elections the bloodiest in history. and in search of a better life and immigration in germany reaches

a huge star and what britain where it was about nothing. on a radio show to really famous people here did a prank call to kind of well loved by some stuff that shouldn't be done but that is stella baker scandals in the paedophilia scandal in the b.b.c. style if you want to yeah if you were to look at coleman base still a bigger scandal as the russell brand. left a message on a phone answering machine or made fun of a guy. very spicy language that became a huge scandal and b.b.c. was censored and they were and it was covered but the jimmy savile scandal where he's involved in over i think four hundred cases of child pedophilia this kind of swept under the rug sure i mean and that's what they're scared of if you talk about why they're scared scared of the totally they're scared of newspapers that can come out every day with buy guns and they can just put you on the front page every day and so you know you're right the journal has to resign and that's what they're really scared of there's a lot of good people in there you know well just. whole

could be dependent socialist country that it feels as in its heart if they go away that would be a huge selling point for them but they haven't really been really true isn't it a case there because obviously the people at the heart of the independence campaign and their symbionts or socialists i mean even in america the people of alaska get a cut of the oil revenues the people in the middle east get a cut of the already is scholar independent all the glaswegians and i want to get a cut of the oil revenues it will be a socialist paradise wouldn't be a socialist by place but you know you could sort of think oh george osborne there her interests i don't i don't know why i am always born tonight taking cocaine. he's never taken cocaine as he says but i mean that would explain his personality. just the sheer horror of his. bed and he should go he should go for as you see it should snorts most every day with horror for sure wherever it does we have the habit of a cocaine user or an ex cocaine user they're always looking for that big you know. what pocket is it if you notice you see that the c

being trapped in a loveless marriage by negative equity doesn't really say but yeah it's seems like a huge ponzi scheme is a psychosis are they just stupid they're not in charge i think that's the thing who's in charge banks i think the finance sector is in charge you know and if you look at our politicians dilute clady could be in charge of something like we. boris johnson's office or does he look like could lead he could lead you into a revolving door he said but in c. casa what i was homers he thought he's a power over anybody it's a sham they're the front of a three card monte let's talk about the media in this country which of course means b.b.c. because being the thing is the media in this country and if i do run into the b.b.c. show a bus or if you're if i'm behind everybody if you've been banned currently or you're not banned or are banned or i think effectively you're the penalty box for the moment ok and i was on the ten o'clock news is live show a couple years ago talking about hang the bankers and one of the lobbies comics david mitchell was aghast that anyone would make the su

indexes people read away from cash they've been shut out of the precious metals markets because there's a huge barrier in the form of these naked short sales so that they've been sold you can't go into precious metals the bond market is already at a three hundred year high in the u.k. or a two hundred thirty eight year high in america so that leaves only one play stock market so they're being corralled into the stock market in type or inflation because in america interest rates are close to zero so you have to really understand that the dow jones is the new currency to the new to the new dollar and your ability to buy that down your purchasing power with your wages is crashing so it is hyper inflation right now because the wages are static wage growth the static so your ability to buy into the dow which is the currency of the new empire is crashing this is high. also i've noticed a lot of analysts and commentators and so-called economists have apparently they're completely high on free money l.s.d. acid you know free money acid stoned off their brain because if you look at this headline from s

and their oil this is a huge step backwards for the marker c. t's a step forward oligarchy carex it is toxic is a look a lot like spray and. it was it was not a picture that either the government or b.p. really wanted to have out there i don't want dispersants to be the agent on which. this bill's. the news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing corporations rule the day. coming up with the news buzzing about the a.p. phone records scandal there is still more to uncover then the department of justice even made its own standards with a subpoena as they process to do the phone tracking will answer that question ahead . and silence is golden but it's another story in federal court gerald koch is an anarchist subpoenaed to testify before the federal grand jury and he's decided not to cooperate now he's facing the threat of jail time we'll have more details on the case from new york in just a moment. for now at one the one hundred day mark for the guantanamo bay hunger

and their oil this is a huge step backwards for the marker c. t's a step forward oligarchy carex it is toxic as it looked like spraying and. it was it was not a picture that either the government or b.p. really wanted to have out there i don't want dispersants to be the agent on. his bills. guantanamo bay hunger strike and has its one hundredth day the number of inmates refusing food always increasing and the use of force feeding has been condemned as extensive coverage of the situation ongoing out of. a million dollars a year plus bonuses russia's security service releases phone conversations detailing what the alleged cia agent arrested in moscow was offering his potential recruit. recession for a second time since two thousand and eight some economists dubbing it the euro zone's ticking time bomb is the latest blow to president. first year in office.

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this is a huge day for the 49ers. it's a huge day for the bay area. it's a huge day for levi's. and i think chip said it very well, you know, levi's jeans were designed for the 49ers during the gold rush. you know, it was a really good fit for them then and it's an even better fit today, bringing levi's and the 49ers together. and i have the privilege this morning to be here for the kickoff of community day and, you know, the theme was sustainability. and you get to see, you know, chip announce to his staff -- and i'm guessing there were a thousand people -- a thousand people there today. >> which none of them tweeted or put anything out there, which i want to give the levi staff a big round of applause for that. but when you announced that it's going to be levi stadium, out there in levi's plaza, just the cheer was great. and then it sort of settled down and then they sort of realized what chip just said. and then the roar came and it was so cool to just see everything that they were doing in the community and knowing that the 49ers try to win with class in the community. you k

five hundred and that information became the basis of a huge insider trading scandals and trades over the years i've been reporting part of myself in this headline e.u. oil manipulation program implats pricing window we see this quote the industry has developed a high degree of reliance you can almost call it dependence on price reporting agency says john driscoll the managing director j t d energy services they have tremendous discretionary power in their ability to interpret and publish prices so here you have it that he's saying that the price reporting agencies are interpreted prices for this global trillions of dollars of industry that effect real prices in the real world where people have to labor for real go to a job work the whole day like a schmuck and then go fill up their gas tank at a price that some guys have interpreted they've read the rooms all of the global financial system and both ways rooms are you and yes and are you i asked right so again it's just a matter of looking at some price discovery prices are not they're not the byproduct of buyers and sellers. what you

. >> friends call andrew bart agent l giant with a huge a gentle giant with a huge heart. simpson won an olympics gold medal in sailor career. >> he somehow balanced the highest end of the sport, it can be the highest level and at the same time managed to spend time at home with his kids. >> the catamaran was moved into hangar as investigators looking for the cause o simpson ease's death. >> they don't want to be having a press conference like they had today. >> the catamaran was doing what's called a bare away as the boat turning from up wind to downwind. the same maneuver that flip this oracle six months ago. the 7 tons artemis may have broken apart. go to ktvu.com to see more of today's cup, look for the hot topic section on the home page. >>> san francisco ocean beach, firefighters hit the waves today for some serious training. the fife department says they get about 80 million calls a year. timing and team work are critical because they remind us here that they're only one wave away from drowning. >>> happening now fans of the golden state warriors are screaming in th

a man went on a huge spring concho county texas on sunday leaving two dead and wounding five according to police the twenty three year old man was armed with an assault rifle handgun and hundreds of rounds when he randomly opened fired open fired on passes by one victim is found dead in her car while five others were wounded before police caught up with him the suspect was later killed in a shootout the effects of the foreign troop withdrawal from afghanistan on border security will be among the key issues discussed at a summit today in the capital while the u.s. military base used for its afghanistan missions also faces an uncertain future with plans to close it in july next year and despite the u.s. paying handsomely to keep it open over the years many believe its operation does more harm than good artes it in reports. three weeks after u.s. military refueling plane went down in the mountains of kyrgyzstan people in the nearby villages are still reeling from the effects of the crash of the but it went into the mountains right into three fresh water springs where villages get their dr

having something just that simple could make a huge difference. maybe we were thinking small but just really direct hablds on patient care, there was a portable iv pump and fluid warmer that literally would fit in your hand and is battery powered. anything that's portable and is battery powered will make a huge difference in the type of disasters we're facing. we can leave it with the patient, move it with the patient, i know they have a whole list of other things they want and we have to take a lack at that and see what we can actually do. >> i do have one question and it deals with licensing. we're going to have physicians performing medical operations and they aren't licensed in the state, does that present any kind of issue for the emergency response? >> so the state of california has the disaster health volunteer system. and you can sign up on there and they will look at the credentials within 24 hours and say if -- that's the extent, though, they don't do any background checks. so the locals have to kind of develop their own policies and agai

to increase their current investment levels however more than three quarters complained that the a huge bureaucracy and high costs are invading their business political an issue and yawning says chinese money is crucial for debt stricken europe the recent statistics show that china has increasingly being active in investing in europe therefore investment from china is very important or has become very important for some e.u. economies in. kind of recovery that's not surprising that a number of you politicians or government leaders actually go to china for some kind of help you is very important for china in terms of strategic relationship but there was also most importantly in trade an economic relationship and germany is the biggest kind of trading partner of china of all you countries and strategically also important the row therefore it's not surprising the prime minister. chooses to visit germany. as the first you country he visited. be more british industrial output has been forecast performing stronger than expected but as r.t. sara firth reports why it might have dispelled some c

and their oil this is a huge step backwards for the marker c. it's a step forward. carex it is toxic is a look a lot like spraying and. it was it was not a picture of either the government or b.p. really wanted to have out there i don't want dispersants to be the agent. his bills. will. not speak. with. good. will. come out of front of me a little. turkish police a clash with demonstrators in a town near the syrian border in the latest protest to even turkey's support for the rebels. sectarian rissa deep in iraq with one hundred and thirty people killed since wednesday some of the worst bloodshed in years of sparking fears of a return to seven civil war. plots a u.s. security watch it again now with the arrest of a suspected terrorist who got into the come single funny just like the boston bombers. international news.

it's a huge day for the bay area, it's a huge day for lev s levi's.as chip said very well -- >> you've just been listening to this breaking news coming out of san francisco. two iconic brands partnering. 49ers stadium officially called levi's stadium. we just heard from chip bergh, leader of levi strauss, a 20-year deal, $220 million a year, $10 million a year. >> monumental. money had a factor in this one but they also added they liked the history of levi strauss. it beat out other companies, including young ones in the silicon valley. we want to know what you think, go to nbcbayarea.com. we want to get your opinion, do you like this levi move giving the naming rights to the new 49ers stadium? vote by texting or calling &l'n 408-300-9222 or text 1 for yes, 2 for no or tweet us@nbcbayarea.com. >> also if you want to continue watching that website live, it's streaming on our website at nbcbayarea.com. >>> a bay area c the robbery capital of america. the oakland tribune looked at fbi figures to determine that oakland has more robberies per resident tha

and their oil this is a huge step backwards for the marker c. it's a step forward for oligarchy carex it is toxic is a look a lot like spraying in vietnam it was and it was not a picture that either the government or b.p. really wanted to have out there i don't want dispersants to be the agent on. this boils. over. and over. and over the speed. with. all of these misleading. we. just see. a. lot of a little. sectarian rifts deep in iraq with one hundred thirty people killed since wednesday with some of the worst bloodshed in years sparking fears of her turned to savage civil war. turkish police clash with demonstrators in a town near the syrian border in the latest protest over turkey's support for the armed rebels. plus u.s. security sward again a weather wrecked arrest of a suspected terrorist who got into the country lawfully just like the boston bombers. this is already coming to life from their.

and their oil this is a huge step backwards for the marker c. it's a step forward for the oligarchy carex it is toxic is a look a lot like spraying in vietnam it was it was not a picture that either the government or b.p. really wanted to have out there i don't want dispersants to be the agent on which. this bill's. dangerous experiments on prisoners they want to make money and they have healthy guinea pigs in the regular society and now they will be used prisoners i mean they wish they could. drug tests on human guinea pigs. to deadly pills to get in the subway he was killed. he didn't pass. his pharmacy really about helping people. welcome back to the kaiser report by max kaiser time now to turn to dr michael hudson author of super imperialism and his latest book the bubble and beyond dr michael hudson welcome back to the kaiser report thank you very much left at the top of the book at the bubble and beyond are we now beyond. well the legacy of the bubble is usually debt deflation not when the bubble bursts prices for the real estate go down pr

abilities to get things done that i asked her to join our board and once she was on our board she made a hugempact to our community. however, you wouldn't know that she was retired by her constant presence in the community. in fact only a few weeks ago, irene hosted a neighborhood meeting so i can listen to their concerns. she is a cochair of the type sister community and vascular center and serves on the board of directors on the -- senior services and previously a commissioner on the housing authority. irene is a former prz president of the chinese newcombers president, alliance club and have been very active on the chinese cultural center board and there she again, once again was a mover and shaker for many of the activities at the chinese cultural center. her leadership, as you see her leadership goes beyond art. it's been a range of issues for her community to improve our lives. her leadership achievement and dedication to the asian pacific american causes never cease to amaze me. after all she has accomplished in the asian pacific american community with her work, i look forward to seei

(indiscernible) it's a huge problem. i have worked for the department for over 12 years -- (indiscernible) a problem growing more and more. (indiscernible) (indiscernible) -- something we hear ideas on. how many people were here yesterday? another way to connect. that's what this conference is. able to se -- i have new ideas as we tackle the problem of graffiti. within the department, with the help of the graffiti advisory board we have been able to tackle some of the problems in very creative ways. one that i am very proud of is a program called -- program. it's a program where we went to the community, looked for various artists and asked them to submit their portfolios to us. (indiscernible) -- and then we met with the property owners and matched the artists to the property owners and created murals, over 38 all around the city. putting the artists and the city on the other side (indiscernible) same solution for many of the -- (indiscernible) in the last few months we're seeing now -- murals. spending a lot of time. fu

the fret is a huge player in the planning we play a huge role with the police department and other city agency. we go to several meetings from large to small. as far as, your question about security pursues it's up to everyone it's a public thing we all work together. our departments specifically has security pursues in place when we're working a special event to protect our own members. so we work closely with the police department to insure the for example, someone starts a can fire. we go into special event planning we work with all agencies. i was at the meeting for the america cup and it was a very productive meeting. what if scenarios due to the boston thing what happens if this or that. we have plans in a place to deal with that. your question earlier is the city save? yes, we're very safe and we're ready. we go down the list of things that we really highlight on we have direct communication at all times. that communication plan give us every radio channel we can talk to that person immediately so we have direct line communications. that's a definite plus. we use that in day-by-d

. >> a huge project. >> reporter: it was a huge project and a huge mess. don lent his time and expertise to bring the pool back to life. >> plaster was popping off. tiles were cracked. the plaster was stained the equipment was old. >> reporter: this massive project almost didn't happen. this original contractor build a out without notice. >> seasons everything was broke up, he left. >> reporter: tracy diaz wasn't going to let that stop her. she made phone calls to everyone she new. the volunteers raised $70,000. we started contacting high schools, the community, all of our friends pulled all our resources together and this is what ended up. >> reporter: the day featured music, food, recognition for the volunteers and of course some very happy kids. he took no money for his effort. he was one of many mvp's today. >> it's my way of giving back. you know paying it forward. >> reporting from hayward, patrick, kpix 5. >> the swim club's 50th anniversary. and one of the only pools that host a swim team. the south gate penguins. it's amazing to hear that roberta

in the still works in the shipyards were dismantled it wasn't just the loss of the industry it was a huge emotional loss as well and it's one that many here have never really recovered from in the aftermath of the industrial collapse for a skilled labor workforce there was little else today that for it is evident with the northeast suffering from the highest unemployment in the country. those in the shipyards and factories and the stores of effect. but don't seem to be picking up things more difficult especially for people. but along with the recent beeston manufacturing figures there are signs that things could be looking up the regions are new leks ports have almost doubled in the last five years enabling job creation in areas such as the car industry recent industrial resurrections might not be enough to replace what once was but this is at least an attempt to breathe life back into areas such as this and for many in the communities here that could prevent a welcome lifeline sarah firth r.t. in the northeast of england. some international news in brief now and one hundred thousand stro

looking behind me it's always been about peculiar i know this airport is a huge generate of work a huge amount of folks come there here and it's a big asset. not too many months ago we opened up terminal two and i & i've often said it feels like a first class lobby. johnny ask when i do the red eyes a lot of your goat to have those jogging art stations open after 10 but that will mean more jobs. and i will say that this $4.1.10 year capital plan is yet again another strong strong demonstration of our airports thinking ahead. it's an airport that's on water so it continually has to update itself and deal with seawall rise sea level rise. it has to build new facilities. the airport runways have to be invested in and the buildings themselves whether we get a new control tower oreo do the old terminal it looks like all terminals feel the same way. john did a fabulous job in making sure our labor forces throughout the area feel directly involved. it's a humanely economical engine you'll say that billion dollars and the new buildings but the $14. billion will have a large number of the constr

and their oil this is a huge step backwards for the book or see it's a step forward a little corrects it is toxic as it looked like spring. it was it was not a picture that either the government or b.p. really wanted to have i don't want dispersants to be the agent on. this. dangerous experiments on prisoners they want to make money and they have these healthy guinea pigs in the regular society the now they will be used prisoners i mean more they wish they could. drug tests on human guinea pigs. to deadly. subway he was killed. he didn't. they let him die. is pharmacy really about helping people. and we're back with patty lovera of the assistant director of food and water watch an r.t.s. correspondent megan lopez only with us we're talking about the month and the protection act now months and already owns fifty percent of the world's the market do you think that the passage of this bill is going to allow among them to expand even greater i mean that's why they wanted it passed and it and wanted to is doing some of the dirty work for the rest of the biotechnology industry so there are

it is a hugely successful thing and it works. y are saying that you are making it too tempting. >> that s ridiculous. you should be saluting companies like taco bell. where can you get a meal for a dollar and a half or $2? a difficult economy, that's a major value. [laughter] neil: you have an apparent conflict here. you're talking about high and drink makers and the low end of food spectrum. neil: you are doing great on your final appearances. don't say we didn't warn you. chinese currency right now, the currency of choice for world traders who have been defaulting. hardly a huge that now. i must point out in light of this. charles, wat he can? >> absolutely. and then we have going for us is that credibility that we have built up over this time. that is why we can have 16 or $17 trillion in debt. the bottom line, make no mistake, china wants, china would love to have the currency's. >> erratic, though it has been. >> it is happening. it is not that this could happen. you are seeing this happen. this is an etf fund that tracks the

officials say any problems are more than compensated for with a huge annual investment into kurdistan's economy which has suppressed one hundred million dollars annually for the past four years but money locals never see means little to the carcass people who describe the treatment they received from the u.s. military personnel as derogatory and would much rather see their crops grow than have another plane spilling fuel into their drinking water in kurdistan in the r.t.e. . now if you ever wanted to take to the streets in protest at an important cause or perhaps join security services to try to restore pace on the streets well soon you'll be able to do both with a new right video game giving you the opportunity to be on either side of the barricade without putting yourself in direct danger is artie's alexy airships. soon you will be able to take part in a street protest from the comfort of your armchair coming out for handheld devices and p.c.'s is the first riot simulator game wrapped in pixel graphics and old school sounds it will let you choose sides protesters or the police and hel

the public space that's now available in that area right now that's pretty dilapidated i think is a huge improvement. and as a mother of a 12-year-old little girl who plays basketball at the mission rec center, i think that this is a wonderful opportunity for the children of this city to have role models in basketball, and for us to be able to attend more games because it's very difficult to go over to oakland. so, i just want to say that i'm very supportive of this project and i think it's a great use for the space that's there currently. thank you. >>> good afternoon, commissioners. my ron lee. lifelong, born and raised san franciscan, lifelong resident of the west side, and i can't express how much i am in support of this project. my entire life i pretty much dreamed of a venue right in the city where we can go to, you know, concerts, watch basketball games, you know, conventions or something as opposed to traveling 4 to 5 minutes, an hour outside of san francisco. as a resident of the west side, just leaving the city, it's a bit of a headache for me. but in terms of what's there righ

and their oil this is a huge step backwards for the marker sea it's a step forward for. carex it is toxic is a look a lot like spraying and. it was a it was not a picture that either the government or b.p. really wanted to have out there i don't want dispersants to be the agent. of this. she could lumber jury tim curry was able to build the most sophisticated robot which will unfortunately doesn't sound anything to nj mission to teach music creation and why it should care about humans in. this is why you should care only on the dog. and we're back with patty lovera of the assistant director of food and water watch an r t correspondent megan lopez only last we're talking about the my fancy protection act now months and already owns fish. percent of the world's the market do you think that the passage of this bill is going to out one thing to expand even greater and that's why they wanted it passed and it was doing some of the dirty work for the rest of the biotechnology industry so there are lots of crops have been approved the profit the regulatory process is already too

if it gets the okay it would replace sears and cost plus with a huge target store and a luxury cinema. >> we use tofd a theater there years ago on ela ka mean no. we loved that was so convenient for us. >> reporter: for fun for some but others think that target is not the right fit for the hillsdale center. some note there is already a target 2.2 miles away on the foster city san mateo border. others worry that the changes will be more traffic. >> there's a major concern and with the development area they're going to find that traffic is going to be horrendous. >> reporter: as you said earlier, there is a planning commission meeting at around 7:00 at san mateo city hall. if you have any questions, you should attend the public is welcome. reporting live in san mateo i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. well it wasn't that long ago that some people were questioning if the bay area housing market would ever bounce back. but it has, in a big way. today new numbers showing it's expensive around here. scott budman joins us in san jose today where the prices are going up and the