i want to specifically speak to ab 2145 and ab 25159. 2159. these are both urgent, it's especially urgent to stop ab 2145 because if it passes cca will essentially die in california and it will be as if prop 16 passed. the leaders on both ever these issues are definitely calling on individual supervisors to make the trip to sacramento next week on monday for ab 2145 and on wednesday for ab 2159. to make the case, we really want you to go the extra mile on this and i will email you later today letters that you can sign onto and the people to contact about those sign-on letters to get them to the assembly members. thanks >> thank you. there are no other members of the public here and we'll close public comment on item 3 and go on to items 4 5 and 6. >> item 4 is approval of the contract with the enernex for tasks under a not-to-exceed budget and item 5 approval of the contract with san francisco community power on an as-needed basis subject to the prior approval by the commission for tasks not-to-exceed amounts and item 6 approval of the contrac

in 2010, president abbing eacho -- abbing eeno renewed talks.reakdown of negotiations led to more fighting. the military denied it cost the replacement of villages. communist rebels in the area is ongoing, the priority has been to secure the communities. an estimated 5,000 communist fighters were active across the country. the group is still recruiting in far-flung communities like this one, where people are poor and largely neglected. >> we have been operating here for so long and we've never had massive evacuations. someone encouraged them to leave. the rebels had a strong influence. >> here people say that they should never be caught up with a conflict they have little to do with. >> we have to facilitate their conflict quickly. the longer they are displaced, the longer they are scrul nerable to virt -- vulnerable. >> for generations, they have become casualties, and they say what they want it to be able to live in peace. >> now, vigilantes in mexico's western states have been asked to join a new police force that follows a year of fighting i

prime minister abe has just held a news conference. he says japan needs to be able to exercise its right to collective self-defense to secure the lives of the people in the country. >> translator: in order to protect our lives and enable ourselves to maintain peace, we should always be ready to deal with any circumstance. we must also deepen our cooperation with other countries. that would strengthen our ability to deter attacks and prevent japan from being involved in war. >> abe went on to refer to criticism that the policy change might lead the nation to war. he clearly denied the allegation, saying his government will uphold the pass fichl which the constitution stipulates. abe says he wants to start discussing the issue within the ruling parties. >>> a maritime dispute in the south china sea is sparking violent protests in vietnam. anti-chinese demonstrators have attacked foreign-owned companies, factories, killing two chinese workerses. vessels from both nations have been facing off around the disputed paracel islands. chinese st

abe will be the first japanese prime minister to give the keynote address. he's expected to explain what he calls japan's pro-active contribution to peace. the ministers are meeting at a time of heightened tensions. many are concerned about china's maritime activities in the east and south china seas. >>> chinese officials have accused pilots from japan's self-defense forces of reckless behavior. a defense ministry spokesperson was commenting on an incident last week involving planes from the two countries. officials in tokyo say at least one chinese jet on saturday came as close as 30 meters to an sdf plane over the east china sea. they launched a protest with china, and sate it was an extremely dangerous action. beijing announced an air defense identification zone over the sea in november. a defense ministry spokesperson says japanese aircraft have pursued and obstructed chinese plane morse than ten times since then. he also says two sdf jets came within about ten meters of a chinese plane in november. >>> u.s. officials have criticized the chinese action.

abe rosenthal ... c-span: who is abe rosenthal? >> guest: abe rosenthal was the executive editor -- the most controversial and one of the best in many ways, executive editors of the times. c-span: where is he today? >> guest: he is writing a column called on my mind on the op-ed page of the new york times. c-span: by the way, people want to catch up with all these names and everything. >> guest: i know. it's a little difficult. i'm sorry. c-span: a lot of them are in the -- no, it's not your fault, but a lot of them are in the times. i mean, you can still see ... >> guest: oh, yes. abe is still writing his column turner catledge is dead. he died in 1971. but there are a lot of people alive in this book, men and women. c-span: i should ask you, before we go any farther ... >> guest: yes. c-span: ... for those who live far away from here and may never read the times, what's all the big deal about the new york times? >> guest: the new york times is not only the most respected newspaper in the world, one with a liberal, progressive ima

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-- one of my mentors, along with abe rosenthal and so on, at the new york times. and if clifton daniel, who said this to me several weeks after or very closely after my winning the pulitzer prize -- he passed by my desk and hugged and kissed me and held me off at arm's length and then made the statement about "what's a little bitty thing like you" etc. and before the women's movement, i would have sort of dimpled and blushed and said, "oh, shucks, it was really nothing." but i felt he was being patronizing. i had suffered through an enormous ordeal and had shown a good deal of courage in overcoming it in my therapy, because for a long time people didn't think i'd ever take notes

abe said he agrees with u.s. president obama that the deal is crucial for the region. >>> the japanese government has worked out a power-saving plans for this summer. it will call on utilities across the country to conserve energy without setting up numerical targets. people in japan have been coping with strained power supplies during peak hours since the 2011 nuclear accident. relevant cabinet ministers decided to ask companies and households to cut back on the use of electricity between july and september. they noted that the country will be able to meet a minimum demand this summer. nevertheless, they said the utilities should be prepared for any potential trouble at thermal power stations. all nuclear power plants in the country will remain off-line today. utilities in some areas may face a possible power shortage since they heavily depended on nuclear power generation. >> translator: the government will ask people in the central and western regions especially to save energy. considering the current energy s

. >>> japanese prime minister shinzo abe has renewed his commitment to bring more women into the labor force. he also stressed that his administration will improve its financial support for child rearing families. abe spoke on tuesday at a meeting held in tokyo to discuss ways to enhance the position of working women in society. he called on corporate japan to change its male dominant thinking, noting that half of the consumers in the country are women. he said he's convinced that women play more active roles will lead to a vibrant japan. >> translator: we will aim by 2020 to create a society for women fill over 30% of key positions. to build such a structure in the entire country, we will carry out policies to encourage business leaders to work out plans to train women and promote them to managerial posts. >> abe also said his government will help create more nursery schools, so no women who are willing to work have to stay home to look after their children. >>> japanese investors looking overseas now and watching their assets grow and grow. a measure of their investment in foreign ma

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so for a guy you have seep a million times, honest abe, can you pick him out on there for me?am just going to go with that. yeah. >> the actual penny is i. i is the correct one. >> okay. facing the other direction. >> just shows you how much you don't pay attention. >> and therein lies the problem. for 90 minutes, we asked folks to identify something they have seen thousands of times. >> i am going to get that one. >> do you want to try again? >>. >> nobody got it right. >> spruzing. >> yeah. >> then i used a tactic employed by some in the justice system. i asked people to choose the abe lincoln they have seen but didn't tell them that all of the choices could be wrong. >> that's actually really eye opening. so could you assume by your wording and then just laying it out that, oh, it would be one of the options? >> i am going to go for b. >> none of them. >> it's none of them? oh. ? >> the fact that i got it wrong and now that you tell me that the person wasn't even -- i mean, the penny wasn't even there, yeah, it makes me question on the justice system tremendously. >> scary.

-- the liberal democratic party, and shinzo abe -- >> what about shinzo abe a's nationalism?>> if you ask what i think about criticism of what he's done so far, it is the nationalism against china. but there has been success in getting engagement with china. the governor of tokyo with just over in a meeting with the deputy prime minister of china, i think obviously that -- backing out a little bit on a unilateral view of history. i we will see more out of that -- i suspect we will see more out of that relationship in the past -- in the next few months than we have seen in the past. >> syria is in a stalemate? >> not quite. a thought is consolidating power. -- assad is consolidating power. >> you think he will remain in power? >> i certainly do. i saw with prime minister and >> i certainly do. i saw with prime minister prime ministerrdogan is mainly concerned with holding onto power. >> and what about this interview yet complex it was an extraordinary interview. he was dealing with a six percent success in local -- 46% success in local elections. his response on corruption was

ab you will ham za almassry is known for his speeches. he testified but had nothing to say when the guilty verdict on 11 charges, including his role in a hostage taking in 1998 when 16 westerners were abducted and four killed. he was convicted in relation to setting up a terrorist training camp in bligh. the u.s. attorney came out saying how happy he was with the results. it took eight years to convince the u.k. to extra diet him to the united states. >>> the case is a good example of the united states and u.k. are cooperating. it took a long time to get the conviction. what does that say about the efforts? >> well, it does show that there are some differences between the united states and the u.k. but they worked out together, and worked out a deal it bring abbual hanza. >> here. he spent years behind bars for inciting violence for the speeches at a london mosque. the difference is how prisoners are healed in the united states. they had to agree that ab you will hamsa would not be sent to a supermax prison because he would be held in sol

with a look at the top stories >>> the leader of radical group boko haram unveils video of hundreds of ab ducted girls, vowing to keep them until fighters are freed. >>> independence from ukraine for the east. >>> a secret service scandal - agents accused of leaving their post >>> the west antarctic threatens to collapse, raising sea levels from 4-12 feet. >>> we are getting our first look at hundreds of nigerian school girls ab ducted nearly a month ago. boko haram released this video claiming to show the missing girls. the leader says they were converted to islam and would be held until nigerian government frees militant prisoners. we are joined from nigeria by rawya rageh. has nigeria responded to the release of this video? >> there hasn't been a definitive government statement per se. a government agency issued a statement saying authorities viewed the video and are looking at all option, considering all options in responding to that video. the interior minister reiterated the long-standing government line that they will not negotiate with those they describe as terrorists. it's still

. >> we got earnings from a be in-depth -- ab inbev.venue from eastern europe which is a different picture from carlsberg. the problem that carlsberg, in terms of russia exposure, is not sort of unique. societe generale also reported the same issue. heavy russia exposure. what now? they made this that. is it feasible to get into asia? this has been the theme and agent brewersthe or did they miss the boat? >> you may say they missed it because ab inbev entered the market. breweries there. they have other opportunities to buy into china. they can enter into that market and sell within the region. there are other markets in southeast asia, something that heineken has been focusing on. >> if you look at the world --, influenceve a huge for a be in-depth. the biggest for inbev. if anything on it will be the local korean brands, which inbev as, or budweiser. carlsberg entering at this moment would be late in the game. there were not be much benefit. they would have to look into other sponsorship. i don't believe it will happen -- have that mu

seven men were ab ducted. two days later the bodies were found. local council men had enemies. they didn't see this coming. >> translation: i can't imagine that could kill seven people like this. that takes a lot. you need so many people. you can't kidnap and kill all with your bear hands. killing and torturing them is not an easy thing to do. >> if it hadn't failed, this woman wouldn't have known what happened. >> reporter: dozens have been reported missing, usually they are not heard from again. when the bodies washed up on shore, it shocked the country and may have ed the authorities into taking action. >> security forces were accused of committing over 1,000 murders. no official has been prosecuted for the crimes. the police chief is in charge of investigating the seven murders and promises that this time will be different. premilitary officers, including a relative of a government minister have been forced into retirement. >> i'm retrained. if i get anything, anybody, it will proceed accordingly. i don't find a problem. i'm not obstructed by anybody else. >> most people ab

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in recent weeks many of her colleagues have been ab dubilityd, beaten and -- ab ducted, beaten and intimidated. >> translation: at the beginning it was hooliganism. there was no rejection from the police, there was no punishment. they started to arm themselves and we only have our hands. as security and civil society fell away so violence and lawlessness have risen on both sides, it's hardly an ideal environment for any exercise in democracy. >>> the son of the late libyan leader madison square garduammao give evidence in court. he is held by militia and will be tried via video link. former officials are facing charges. some are accused of killing protesters during the uprising in 2011. >>> in syria, there are reports that many residents of aleppo have been without water for a week. the syrian observatory for human rights says the al-qaeda-led rebels from the al nusra cut water supplies. the observatory says residents have been queueing in front of wells to collect water. it's feared some are drinking unclean water. which risks a spread of disease. >>> jordan made security at the refugee camp

abe spoke on the results of government talks that ended in sweden on wednesday. he said pyongyang has promised to investigate the fate of all japanese citizens, including abductees and those who were allegedly abducted but not officially recognized as abductees. he said a special investigative committee will be set up based on the promise. he stressed that a complete resolution of the abduction issue is the top priority of his government. >> officials from both nations met for three days in stockholm. the japanese government says at least 17 people were kidnapped in the 1970s and '80s. five of them returned to japan in 2002. hundreds of other people are suspected to have been abducted by the north. as we just mentioned, north korean authorities have promised to launch a comprehensive fresh investigation into an issue dating back decades. japanese officials promised to lift some sanctions in exchange for a new probe. japanese chief cabinet secretary yoshihide suga said they promised to launch a fresh investigation as we mentioned earlier. the investigation also in

we need standardization of the abs market. the european abs market is 1.3 trillion. very small. they're thinking about sme lending being secure. we only have a 200 billion sme abs market, again, very small. we expect only the most standardized approach. we will get the abs market in europe going. >> that will take time. when i was in washington i spoke to mario draghi. i said to him, the mark set too small and you'll create distortions if you do this. i said, i completely agree. oh, dear. >> it's the right step. it's the right step. they're starting from a position of having no transfer market really in europe of capital or risk. that would potentially lead to some lending growth but it will take a very long time. the setup will take at least a year to actually seize the volume. it will take a very long time. from our perspective it's a positive in the right step. it's not a conclusion that we will see material growth in transfer of the abs market yet. >> you're staying with us. we'll read on. the ecb is expected to take defensive measures to support the eurozone economy next we

last month's ab duction of more than 270 school girls from the small village of chibok in borno by theeceived global attention. now, the war against boko haram, like its attacks, could take on a regional dimensiodimension. in paris on saturday, nigeria, chad, niger and cameroon agreed to share intelligence. >> boko haram would no longer find safe haven in chad, in niger or in cameroon. it means that the jointness creates -- enables various nations to work together and recognize that boko haram is an international phenomenon and needs to be stamped. >> while many nigh yearians support the outcome of the submit, they believe the threat will disappear when the government here reduces chronic poverty and unemployment in the country's north. mohammed adow, al jazeera, abuja, nigeria. >> sri lanka is marking five years since the end of the civil war. people in the north and east are angry after they were banned from holding any events in memory of their dead. ano hernandez reports from atara. >> reporter: five years after the defeat of the tamil tigers by the sri lanka turtlenecks, the prais

. >>> prime minister shinzo abe and his israeli counterpart have agreed on a partnership that will create new opportunities for japanese businesses. >>> and some japanese entrepreneurs are hoping to sell clients around the world on one of the world's most coveted delicacies. >>> a separatist leader in eastern ukraine says his group won't take part in the upcoming presidential election. pushylin says the people have chosen independence from kiev and says he'll seek formal ties with moscow. pro-russian activists staged a referendum on sunday in defiance of ukraine's interim leaders. pushylin says about 90% of the voters in the donetsk region and 90% in the luhansk region backed autonomy. >> translator: the people of the donetsk region have endorsed the establishment 6 the donetsk people's republic, which we declared on april 7th. >> pushylin said he will ask leaders in moscow to consider accepting donetsk into the russian federation. and he said he will establish a military in the region. he says separatists will not hold any kind of dialogue with ukraine's interim government. after pushyli

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the last month's ab duction of more than 2 sent school girls from the small village of chibok in borno by the group that got global attention. now, the group boko haram like attacks could take on a regional dimension. at the security summit in paris on saturday, nigeria, chad, cameroon agreed to share intelligence and coordinate action against the group. >> boko haram will no longer find safe haven in chad, in niger or in camaroon. it means that the jointness that this particular part creates enables the various nations to wa work together and recognizing that boko haram is an international phenomenon and needs to be stopped. >> while many nigerians support the outcome of the paris submit, they believe the threat of boko haram will only disappear when the government here manages to reduce chronic poverty and unemployment in the country's north. mohammed adow, al jazeera, abuja, nigeria. >> heavily armed gunmen stormed the parliament building after attacking with anti-aircraft weapons and grenades. what you see there is heavy smoke billowing from the parliament building while gunmen shu

ab 418 requires ample public access be required as part of a project and state land staff has had an opportunity to review and advise staff and supports the project as presented. i would like to delve into the project costs summary and i want to point out that the costs that we discussed with you last time have increased specifically due to a recalculation of an impact fee, the transportation impact development fee. so the number that we show you today is 76 million dollars. the number we showed you back in april was 74 million dollars. here we identify the sources and uses of the funds for the project and you will notice the port capital remains constant at 1.75 million dollars, which is 1 1/2 million of port capital funds and a small grant from the state. the seismic loan is 20 million, historic tax credit generates up to 14 million dollars and private debt equity is increased in this presentation to 41 million dollars. again, that addresses the transit impact development fee. and you'll see the uses here identified as 56 million dollars in hard costs, soft costs of 14 million doll

more than 270 school girls are missing three weeks after being ab ducted by members of the group. the girls were kidnapped from a school in borno, and we have this update. >> reporter: basically high schools are shut, except for students sitting for final-year examinations and this happens when schools reforeperson the current calendar. these schools were shut when it was evident that boko haram stepped up its attacks. remember, the worst student massacres happened. in terms of structure, several schools have been burnt down by boko haram fighters, who are against western educationful we have seen schools burnt down by these attackers in borno state. and then the stale fighters went back to the school. it made parents more and more afraid in such institutions of learning. they demanded security. yet the attacks continued. >> still ahead on al jazeera - the downfall of the thai prime minister wasn't enough of the now protesters are calling for the rest of yingluck shinawatra's minister to leave government too. >>> plus, the plight of one of the indigenous tribes in the philippines

the abs market is somewhat toxic politically and economically as well.e need to do something to prepare the eurozone for the future. i think that is what the ecb is working on. the next crisis, hopefully a long time from now, we might have the abs market available. that would be for the next crisis, not the current one. >> doesn't the government guarantee a government backstop distorts the market? function,et the abs some european investment bank or national development banks have guaranteed half of the charges -- half of the tranches. if we get something like that, then the taxpayer would have a direct say in who gets credit or who does not. also, a direct say into what the ecb could ultimately buy into or not. >> you are saying there is a chance. >> there is a chance that this will be done, but not on the scale that we would need to get an american-style qe program of hundreds of billions of euros. >> let's talk about the parliamentary election. what is the take away from this? do you think that it will result in an easing of the fiscal policy througho

abe lincoln on the roof. is he great. >> abe lincoln. good line, miller. we asked viewers to send in questions that you will allegedly answer. we're not real hopeful in that regard, but we're going to try it. the first question is from clyde mckinney, greenville, south carolina. miller, when you were on snl which performers impressed you the most? >> well, clyde, i would have to say -- let me see, hosts? to. hanks was the best host, alec baldwin was a good host, although i didn't know him that well. he had a certain volatility that i find daunting, i understand he has taken care of that in the last few years between now and then and sean penn was probably the most polite host which is ironic. everybody think is he a hot head but sweet guy. as far as cast members go. under the new guys bill hater is a general. on the bronze medal i would have for me to judge this is weird because these guys are geniuses on the comedian. i would say phil hartman and danny aykroyd on the silver eddy murphy greatest performer dana carvy. i was with him for six years he never n

and ronaldo with the penalty kick showing off those abs. real madrid wins 4-1.ext stop for most of the players is the world cup. >>> landon donovan was cut from the u.s. national team on thursday and returned to the galaxy. the 32-year-old has played in three world cup teams. he has 37 international goals. he was stunned by the coach's decision. landon said he will suit up if there is an injury but was not happy with the call. >> i think i was one of the better players. and so that's why it stings a little. at the end of the day like i said before camp if i had gone in and didn't feel like i deserved it, then i can live with that. but that's not the case. >> nba playoffs, eastern conference finals. pacers-heat. and you have to win at home. the heat took care of business. how relaxed is lebron before the game? pacers came out firing. 14 in the first. dwayne wade out to lebron. heat's first lead of the game. wade completes the turnaround and drains the three. ray allen 4 for 4 from downtown in the fourth gives miami its largest lead in the series. they lead the se

facilitated by city boss, abe ruth, ushering in the electric city car. the writing was on the wall. the clammer had begun for the experiment including public transit people. owned by the people and for the people. the idea of a consolidated city-owned transit system had begun traction. and in 1909, voters went to the polls and created a bond measure to create the people's railway. would become a reality three years later. on december 28, 1912, mayor sonny rolph introduced the new geary electric streetcar line and the new san francisco railway. that he said would be the nucleus that would host the city. and san francisco gave further incentive to expand the city's network. a project by way of tunnel leading into chinatown by way of north beach. in december the first streetcar was driven into the tunnel. just two years after its berth, muni had added two lines. and k, l and m lines that span out from westportal. in 1928, the j line opened heading west to the beach. in 1944 san francisco voters finally approved muni take-over of the market street railway. by then motor bus and trolley