this isn't much for folks at the academy as for you. i want to see the master plan away from the shuttle's and more towards more effective transit options for everyone in the community. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, you know, at san francisco state they give you few muni passes. my son has one. he is a graduate student. it is something to think about in the transportation master plan. i want to thank sue hester. as long as i have known hersheye has been working about this. 32% sounds good, but that is still a lot of people looking for housing in the city where the housing is difficult to find. i would like to ask the commission's indulgence. i would like to donate my two and a half minutes to sue hester. >> it is not allowed, sorry. come on up, ms. hester. >> because this document came out on the fourth of july, i wasn't able to get people to come. there was about seven of us that have come religiously for the past 10 years they were all on vacation except paul, and i think theresa is going to speak. here is a s

this is for the service academy. and while they train on things like how we create unit cohesion and impose and enforce discipline it is what they looked like when you graduated from the service academies. also in the underlining amendment, the only thing that it takes away from the superintendent and comment on is the decision whether to go to court-martial or not. if the position by the prosecutor is we are not going to go to court-martial on this, the superintendent can still superimpose on the amendment. postconviction if it does go to court-martial, first of all the superintendent can appeal it and that is in the pilot program. the postconviction, all of the rights if you will be authorities and superintendents continue to have it stressed the decision whether or not to go to the court-martial or not. the favorite fighter wing and marine group are not being impacted. that's why it is important to look at the substitute amendment when it comes over to us from the senate, but why not pilot its? we have a problem i

power the climate academy. this is business africa. as welcome. goes back online sudanese activists say wednesday that the country has restored internet service. blackout was imposed during a deadly crackdown last month the military council and the pro-democracy movement reached a power sharing deal ending a 3 month standoff since the military removed autocratic president bashir from power. it's a big day for millions of ordinary sudanese after weeks of being disconnected they are finally back online. alphonse have all our lives in them whether it is banking studies or anything like that so the internet is a really important thing this is one of the simple rights a person should have so when they cut it it's really handed us especially as an engineer so my work stopped. and these people getting back online in sudan may have one person to thank a lawyer who sued mobile operators to make them restore internet services abdullah's him her son says the country's telecoms shouldn't have followed the military government's order to shut down the internet.

an outdoor training session at the climate academy. more diffuse these. because. in other words. the disease becomes more favorable to multiply they become for more people to multiply their movement to prove you are the habitat for that he says. almost on today's schedule the correct way to prune coffee trees the aim is to prevent the fungus that causes coffee berry disease which destroys the beans. the farmers at the climate academy are expected to act as multipliers the idea is that they will pass on the techniques to up to 50 other farmers. know is there an office space here such that it will be. here. so there is not. much charcoal this is a coffee region and southern kenya here a local cooperative operates a model coffee plantation but climate change brings challenges like disease drought or too much rain and this is causing yields to fall the climate academy is visiting today and wants to help the farmers adjust the program is funded by the fair trade foundation and pruning is just one way the farmers can become more successful again . we have nutrient applications they're

a steven academy only sonny up. for the summer training free of charge but the company also sounds good packages to people in the rural areas it is a win win situation. for all to be able to create more jobs for africans where we. saw many of these students graduate has to be taught how do i do design. one how do i install it and how do i maintain need for source and ability a steven renewable energy academy wants to expand its educational program the team is planning to build another academy in the niger and capital. did you know that african wild dogs extremely successful hunters they are kill rate put chases of around 80 percent and that's far more than loans and that's just one example the pack animals are key to calling heavy of all populations what's helps to keep the ecosystem balanced but there is a problem for the. land and sea they're under threat believe it or not wild dogs used to be a common sights on africa's savannah in the mid 20th century they were around hoff a 1000000 of them but their range has g

of sciences under the new law some parts of the academy would be run by people appointed by the door but critics say it will stifle academic freedom the government says it will boost the country's economy. come derian prime minister viktor or bonds authoritarian approach to government doesn't tolerate much to send since taking power and 20 town he's tightened his grip on areas from the media to the judiciary to education many say he's now seeking to do the same in research opponents of the plans among them many students and scientists have been hitting the streets in protest like at this march in the capital due to past in early june they see the prime minister's plans as an attempt to nationalize research and the don't want to belong to. their government because we are afraid that the government will decide what to be sure the research and even that they want to to to decide to deter mine the outcome so for of their research will be out of here because of the academy because of the completely organisational vehicle they meet there and obviously. to say we are afraid of. the changing

a lot of people with academies thought an academy in and of itself made it better.process. making something an academy is rebadging it. there is very little evidence. it often hasn't worked. it is often costly taxpayer lots of money. some of these executives are making staggering amounts of money from this process —— cost the. there is a much evidence it is helping young people. the money would definitely be better spent addressing the funding crisis we have in schools at the moment. a quick thought in the cricket. england crossing australia so they can meet new zealand in the final on sunday. finally it is the front page of the paper. we have loved the women's world cup, that was on bbc, they did a greatjob with that, treated it like a proper series of anti—morsi was. this has been pay— per—view tv. series of anti—morsi was. this has been pay—per—view tv. now we have beaten australia — — been pay—per—view tv. now we have beaten australia —— proper serious sport. were you watching? you are clearly right. they had the women's world cup was going on. they had not hear

wants to expand its educational program the team is planning to build another academy in the niger and capital abuja. did you know that african wild dogs extremely successful hunters kill rate put chains is around 80 percent and that's far more than loans and that's just one example the park on a key to calling have evolved populations what's healthy to keep the ecosystem balanced but there is a problem for the show while they're under threat believe it or not wild dogs used to be a common sight on african savannah in the mid 20th century there were around hoff a 1000000 of them but their range has grown more and more limited and their numbers have been decimated and this week's show we had to southeastern zimbabwe to visit conservationists working to give these unique animals a future. as the day cools down life in the bush in south east and bob way begins to reawaken. leaving the african wild dogs spend the hottest part of the day sleeping in the shade. now in the late afternoon the pack comes together ready to go out hunting. it's the perfect time for jessica water maya to check up

and all of that why he's also taking young men and women off the streets by this let's go to this academy. how to properly installed repair and maintain solar panels that's part of the basic curriculum at the a stephen renewable energy academy 40 kilometers north of lagos the educational institute opened in october 27th and so far around 145 students have received instruction songs from the south so most residents are nothing you get your period for the sun like tonight as well i don't hear enough of connect that's all. positive and negative the training is broken down into units it begins with a classroom session where the students are taught the basic principles and applications of solar energy that is followed by hands on experience outside the classroom here the students learn more about the competence of a solar energy system battery charge controller and solar converter and most importantly how to successfully markets to solar park it they have been able to understand and know how to talk to a plank and how to make a connection properly because most people feel. so. because sometime

well it will have a huge impact that is what the leadership sense of the hung garion academy of sciencesthey fear that many scientists will effect leave the country and those that are already at 40 situations will not come back so de fear really a brain drain and they also fear it will be a really the end of the independence of the un garion academy of sciences and many other you situations and they say it's part of a broader effort by hungary prime minister viktor orban and his government to limit free thinking in this country thanks to fun stuff on both for us there in budapest . women entrepreneurs in the west african country of senegal have often faced discrimination but business woman. who was even subject to ridicule 13 years ago when she decided to open an auto workshop run mainly by women but she proved her critics wrong know the business family auto is a success and is hoping to inspire others. that car as they because fleet is growing rapidly more cars that mean more mechanics to keep them going insane it goes male dominated society i do i visit ready to have their the cools fi

well it will have a huge impact that is what the leadership since the hunt garion academy of sciencesthey fear that many scientists will effect leave the country and those that are already at 4 easy to asians will not come back so de fear really a brain drain and they also fear it will be a really the ends of the independence garion academy of sciences and many other you situations and they say it's part of a broader effort by hugging prime minister viktor orban and his government to limit free thinking in this country thanks to funny stuff and votes for us there in budapest. now some sports and in tennis the 1st day of wilton produced 3 big shocks 15 year old to gori corey go beat 5 time champion venus williams who is 24 years old or american is the youngest ever player in the wilton maine drawl for the professional in the professional era also on the women's side reigning australian and u.s. open champion amy osaka crashed out in the 1st round after losing to yulia putin 7 the number 6 seed for the men germany's of xander sveta have also was also a surprise early loser going down to

with all my new knowledge learn to the climate academy i can even sell more than 9 chickens another of them sell for less than a 1000 shillings. even when my relatives come to visit me i can take the chickens and use them for food. before that it wasn't possible. but coffee remains the main source of income in the area they're called but if the process is its members have it and helps marketing it collaborates with the climate academy and follows add green approach to asking. this used to be a waste now farmers use it as a cheap organic fertilizer instead of expensive chemicals. do you think it's possible for a large secluded area that she needs to practice military maneuvers and explode hand grenades to also serve as a seed habitat for wildlife believe it or not the answer is yes at least if you're talking about armed forces training ground in germany it really is pretty amazing n.t. to discover just how many rare species find refuge in places like that birds wild cats was all sorts of plans and insects are more or less left to their own devices along with the surroundings themselves

a steven academy only sonny approval and his team for the summer training free of charge but the company also sells packages to people in the rural areas it is a win win situation. for all to be able to create more jobs for africans where we. saw many of these students graduate house to be taught how do i design. one how do i install it and how do i maintain for soft inability a stephen renewable energy academy wants to expand its educational program the team is planning to build another academy in the niger and capital. did you know about african wild dogs extremely successful hunters they are kill rate but change is around 80 percent and that's far more than loans and that's just one example the pack animals are key to calling heavy war populations what's healthy to keep the ecosystem balanced but there is a problem for the well they're under threat believe it or not wild dogs used to be a common sights on africa's savannah's in the mid 20th century they were around hoff a 1000000 of them but their range has grown more and more limited and their numbers have been decimated and this wee

naval academy. the author of the book "the 26 words that created the internet." online content and liability is the topic. the phone lines are open to join the conversation. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. jeff kosseff will be with us until the bottom of the hour this morning. i to the debate playing out on capitol hill and at the white house, can you set up the players in this debate and how they are lining up on either side of this? guest: you have -- there were two members of congress who sponsors section 230. one is chris cox, who is now in private law practice, and the other was then representative senator ron white. host: is at the chris cox who is at the nra? guest: no. he was the sec chairman under president bush. they wrote section 230 and both advocated for senator -- center wide and has been a strong defender currently -- senator widen has been a strong defender currently. senator cruz took the lead to say these platforms could not be

>> i'll take the caveat and i'm not speaking on behalf of the naval academy and dod. what i think needs to be done is all sides are raising really important issues and we have a lot of anecdotes and we have a lot of contradicting anecdotes and what i would stress most importantly is that section 230 is so fundamental to the infrastructure of how the ecosystem has been belt that it's not -- it's not something that can change. it's something that we have to really, really carefully consider how to change it if we're going to. >> is there a middle ground here between the status quo and creating a federal online content liability czar that gets to decide what's fair and what's not? >> i think there are a lot of different options and one option which would be great is to require better transparency among the platform so we can first find out what actually are they doing? are these results people complain about is are they algorithms or optimization or something else? so the transparency would be one thing and i think also there are certain cases where harmful content may h

i want to thank the academy of art. to commissioner moore's comments, this is not the first submittal of the institutional master plan. there have been others that we have turned down. i think this is the first real institutional master plan that has been submitted and not something that reads like a pr document so i am grateful for that because, you know, it is being taken seriously. i think, you know, it is important to plan for the future and for how you use land in the city. i will say that i am glad that we are working towards the resolution. is it perfect? no, there are a lot of things we would all like to see in it, but i think on the whole, i am appreciative that we are making progress towards resolving a whole host of issues that have to do with land use and compliance,anticly the loss of land controlled housing which is important. director ram, did you want to say something? >> well to reiterate thanks to everyone, the attorney's office and scott and liz and andrew perry was very much involved in this. the que

as a bit too early to say whether the academy, the protest of the academy is actually paying dividendsay it is and some say it isn't, but we are not deep enough in the system yet there's very little evidence on this and it is very hard to test because you have a whole load other variables interacting and the way this was rolled out, which was done very quickly with a lot of schools that were forced into this and still are being forced into this process, we have known this for a while that there've been problems in the government initially said they are going to be stepping back from forced to categorisation and kind of ta ke forced to categorisation and kind of take the paddle off the gas because a lot of the scandals that have come out around us have made the canonization looks similar to privatisation. you have these places taking on these schools and getting money out of them and the chief executives making tonnes of money without necessarily making too much ofan impact without necessarily making too much of an impact on standards. he especially see that on the bottom and when if th

he suggested the service academies and i said i would go to the naval academy. that was in fifth grade. i'm sure he thought nothing of it, and he said i don't even know if they let women in. i said i will figure it out. that was the start of my focus on the naval academy. over the years, i went to the football games and stuff like that and then applied. >> and you got in and served. you graduated from flight school in the first class of women eligible for combat. rep. sherrill: i graduated from the academy when they lifted the combat restrictions on aviation and our surface combatants. what is so interesting about that is you now see both myself and elaine luria, who was in the academy at roughly the same time, in congress, and part of that is because we were able to compete in the navy, to the same standards as everyone else. >> what did you do? you went on to fly which helicopters, and were you in combat? rep. sherrill: i flew h3, and i was not in combat. i flew on and off ships throughout the arabian gulf. >> what missions did you fly? rep. sherrill: i flew a

south korea where there's a push to preserve not just the aka texture of the centuries old confucian academies but also the teachings of the philosopher. has been an airstrike on a migrant camp in libya's capital tripoli at least 40 people have been killed and dozens more were injured the area has seen fighting between the forces of world khalifa haftar and those loyal to the internationally recognized government well let's meet our correspondent mark went up to wahid who's in tripoli for us would talk us through what you're seeing i believe you as a hospital around a number of people have been injured. one indeed and this time it's it's so tragic it's unbelievable and the. the one the migrants do not really know what's happening next for them because as you know they were detained because they were trying to cross media training into europe and they were detained and sent back to detention centers in the capital tripoli as you know this is like. that tug of migrant detention center in a neighborhood that's been the eastern suburb of the libyan capital sue unbelievable it's the migrants who su

the american academy of actuaries outlined some of the decisions that led to this instability. generally, many plans overleveraged their risk and increased their benefits in an unsustainable fashion and did not maintain appropriate resources to recover from losses and kept fewer working employees. additionally, many employers have left their multiemployer pension plans, further limiting funding for those who remain. at the end of the day, these plans were mismanaged in a way that has increased cost and decreased revenue. so how are our colleagues across the aisle hoping to fix this troubling situation? the rehabilitation for multiemployer pension act would create a trust fund called the pension rehabilitation trust fund that would be administered by a brand new federal agency within the department of treasury called the pension rehabilitation administration. this new agency would provide unsecured federally subsidized 30-year loans to critical or declining multiemployer plans without requiring the plans to make any actuarially changes to bring them back to solvency. if the plan

korea where there's a push to preserve not just the opposite texture of the centuries old confucian academies but also the teachings of the philosopher. there's been an airstrike on a migrant camp in libya's capital tripoli at least 40 people have been killed and dozens more wounded the area has seen fighting between the forces of world khalifa haftar and those loyal to the internationally recognized government correspondent mark what otherwise he does there with all the details this is the migrants. in the neighborhood in the eastern suburbs will deliver to the pulley it has just been hit by an air strike. fighter jets loyal to the world. it's very tragic here dead bodies are still under the law but i can see dead. and here the medical workers are just picking up. one dead body over there. is this this detention center according to the supervisor here there were about 150 migrants here in this detention center from different nationalities including african nationalities and the see that the airstrike was very precise that it hit the center. the center of the detention center this is the crea

body and spirit so one would not just places for scholarly pursuits they will libraries private academies and at their peak centers for public opinion they were home to influential confucian scholars. some consider so want to be the spiritual birthplace of the korean intellectual class but these days they tend to attract more tourists than students still some of these confucian academies continue to serve as centers of learning albeit of lesser importance to. present day students sit in modern classrooms built close to the so on and learn about confucian values in india we need to discard hierarchical and all storage tarion culture but the beautiful customs of confucianism such as respecting elders and filial piety should be preserved lessons aren't confined to the classroom in another so on a different group of students are being taught confucian ceremonies and etiquette. the chinese philosopher plays to great significance on rituals believing them to help sustain social order. today we came to learn about confucianism and how to adopt it in the future we can emulate the importance he pl

joins us stuff on the parliament i understand has just passed this law what does it mean for the academy of sciences in hungary yes indeed just moments ago today you see huge majority 1534 and 53 against of course because they were all supporting to hungary and prime minister it basically needs steps the hunt garion academy of sciences a 200 year old institution is now basically in the hands on gary young prime minister viktor orban he wants to set up a committee where he can basically 0 point the chairperson and also that committee will now decide what kind of science says he said what kind of investigations and research can be financed by the government and whatnot and basically it also means that the hog area an academy of sciences loses its independence for the 1st time in a very very long time indeed so what impact stephan could all this have on the scientists on scientific research as a whole in hungary. well they are extremely concerned debts a diesel will lead to a brain drain already it's my understanding that several scientists have left the country and there is also fear death

land-use council for the academy of arts. we respectfully request the commission keep the i.m.p.earing for the scheduled july 25th date. we have been in careful coordination with the planning department to make sure the noticing for the hearing was done in an appropriate manner and compliant with the planning code, and further i would emphasize that the hearing on the 25th regarding the i.m.p., which is informational document that, represents an important procedural step of the developed agreement which are becoming before the planning commission later this fall at a subsequent public hearing. thank you very much. >> thank you. no other public comment? public comment is now closed. director? >> thank you, commissioners. i wanted to weigh in on the last couple of comments since this issue has come up the last several days. miss hester had originally raised whether a notice was appropriate. the zoning administrator took a very careful look at the noticing and we believe it was done appropriately. he received an e-mail today which you may not have had a chance to read, from andrew p

and let's bring in correspondent stefan both the academy of sciences and budapest covering the story for us hi stuff and we're expecting more protests this afternoon give us an idea of what's happening now. well indeed just now many people arrived here to protest against what they really view s.t. and the independence. on garion academy of sciences hours earlier gary in parliament adopted it's a very controversial law that will in effect be fed to him gary and prime minister viktor orban total control over science as well as several research institutes that are also part of this academy as there will be a committee even whole field to be sick government g.'s and also always a chairman of the in prime minister now we do know at this point this is seen as bartle for a lot or attempts by the increasingly outward tarion prime minister to rescind free thinking and the whole garion academy of sciences has already said that it's wants to appeal this law and it plans legal action when and if that indeed can happen remains to be seen of course but at this hour the situation remains quite tens

body and spirit so one would not just places for scholarly pursuits they were libraries private academies and at that peak centers for public opinion they were home to influential confucian scholars. some consider so want to be the spiritual birthplace of the korean intellectual class but these days they tend to attract more tourists than students still some of these confucian academies continue to serve as centers of learning albeit of lesser importance to. present day students sit in modern classrooms built close to the so on and learn about confucian values in india we need to discard hierarchical and all storage tarion culture but the beautiful customs of confucianism such as respecting elders and filial piety should be preserved lessons aren't confined to the classroom in another so on a different group of students are being taught confucian ceremonies and etiquette. the chinese philosopher plays to great significance on rituals believing them to help sustain social order busy. today we came to learn about confucianism and how to adopt it in the future we can emulate the importance h

one among many live because an academy hopefuls a few short years. oh now haggard's looks to be in the fast lane to german football superstardom this week the world's is oyster over the coming months and years for club and country smith but in the time he's shown you're the love that he's up to the job with the social groups like does this come. later couzin are happy to hold on to happenings. there for. he goes to see. the davey boy annoyed house tyler adams 3 young guns who's been used to good careers begin much the same way as low tar mattel says. some point the coach said listen i need you you're playing today for the 1st reaction was shock what's going on here. alfonso davies may have had a similar reaction when he heard byron drafted him shortly after his 18th birthday he came on board with the record champions canadian super talent for the buddhists they got. to have specific goals i. just worked as hard as i can and you know just some. dispersed case the competitive action soon followed the next step in a remarkable early career m.l.s. debut

development academy club. once i think he settles the word with bremen i think you're going to see a tremendous player that's going have an unbelievable career. but according to him the u.s. team talent didn't settle it easily. my 1st 2 months here was probably the most difficult time in my life to be honest. when you're in there by yourself. as a 17 year old. you know you know a lot of courage to me and i don't speak the language and it was really hard for me actually so i was a little bit of 2nd guessing myself like was this the right decision but his perseverance paid off it wasn't long before he went from watching the professionals to paris chanting with them and then playing alongside true bring you think a legend like. he's a very good frank i think he's going to be a good one every time you come in the it's very dangerous. to stick it in the previous thing it came on match day 70 making it to 2 attempts. to y. and roman like to use young players the next highlight came on match day 23 he's starting debu

at 14 central took up a place at the manchester city academy what was probably the best club in terms of kind of the dream scenes its nature and in terms of the school in terms of how he behaves and. we can. help him in terms of how we got that that made that big move this matches this is 3 years later still only 17 the next big move to dortmund's the bundesliga has its own particular check she needs days for top english prospects. that has different plans but i have told them that. yes they do express to you for a look that has its own reward for clubs and youngsters alike here against hanover drugs one opponent in 2 is or a bit before a 2nd and a 3rd are equally unable to stop him eventually he's occupying attention of 5 players and he's at mario good said she sensation. tough london neighborhood to pull in just to get center stage with one overriding ambition i just want to make a name for myself you know this. was one of the someone different now do you know impress i can screw up on american hockey. and i think a big fan of his. continues like this because he's going to have a re

$100.00 days is about the genocide in rwanda and in koala he addresses his brother's suicide the academy found his worth prize where the due to the way be a 1st constantly experiments with the drama and novel formats gone small you and i the one hand he finds new and unique solutions using a very precise and visually strong language which is nonetheless completely transparent to the reader and i'm not the other hand he allows people to remain and have magic and then mention. just this year's prize will be handed over to the provocative look at a ceremony in november. that brings us the end of awesome culture for today don't forget the website d.w. dot com slash culture where there's more on all today's topics but also lots of cultural news from all around the world also on facebook at g.w. culture so. so the summer of cups is almost finished the women's world cup a cup of america and the gold cup are. we take stock of the highlights. a missed opportunity. i'm glad. it's clear to me. it's been 15 years since the monday. he was the 1st man to walk on the moon. as a small boy he dreamed of

new counts bear force has just been awarded the most important german literary prize by the german academy of language and literature. would most probably be as well known today as go to all schiller if he hadn't died aged just 23 and the prize awarded in his name has sometimes seen as a precursor for the nobel prize for literature garson heinrich berg 2 such instances so watch out for lucas barefoot's is more about him. through his state of the world to listeners everything that is happening or not happening right now is there's no other way to say it discussed. he says criticisms of the rich west research sharp and unsparing he says writers have to get involved and he does in his books essays and plays such as the fun guys or the elephant mind it's a play about the obsession with power and helmut kohl the former german chancellor is never mentioned by neat it's a provocative reckoning. deference. it is a wonderful human virtue which is unfortunately completely inappropriate and. so is his 1st novel $100.00 days is about the genocide in rwanda and in koala he addresses his brother suicide