roger ailes was a young television adviser to richard nixon. he came out of daytime tv and he's been a producer of the michael douglas sho show and tas his way onto the nixon campaign convincing him he needs to master television so he goes to work for nixon and how did he structured the campaign? during the town hall events that roger called the man in the arena and they were staged where he would appear in front of a group of panelists that were regular citizens and he would answer questions and the audience with the local republican supporters. the event was staged to make him look courageous but he was facing questions from the panel when in fact the audience and everything was put in place to make an excel. now fox news if you have roger ailes who wants to communicate the republican message to advance the party interest, he knows that if you feed the right wing talkinright-wing talking pe audience that it's not going to be authentic. if he n. played the same techniques the campaign did by hand picking the audience having people that come fo

ailes said that obama hate's capitalism.clean energy, they hammered the solyndra bankruptcy which is a legitimate scandal, but it is emblematic of the nba that obama wants to get control of the economy. the health care debate, death panels, it was not just relegated to the conservative base. the idea that whether the health care bill had did panels and it was a rigid. of the health candidate because fox was pushing that aggressively. what is interesting is that obama's candidacy and election changed the mission of box news. i interviewed someone very close to a ailes said that prior to his candidacy there were competing. fox is that counterbalance in the american media. with obama's rise ailes saw something different, the american that he knew as a child and adult, changing to confront this white house, and it greeted became his personal mission where ailes was standing at to the president which is why out of the book with an exchange that took place of the white house. and ailes took his sons of the white house, is going to

>> guest: i think that roger ailes brought it back to time. i don't think that he invented a new style of politics. he has brought us back to this style of politics. he has made the notion of consensus a dirty word in american

click despite the ailing economy, the mayor has big plans for the future. he wants to transform the former factory grounds into a thriving new district, modern with fashionable shops, expensive homes, cafÉs, and cultural activities, just like they have in berlin, london, or new york. >> i'm sure that our residents will do well. 62,000 people live here. we are the easternmost city in the european union, and we are continuing to make progress here. we have many new infrastructure projects under way, and we will get help from brussels. >> this is what the new district is supposed to look like one day . the mayor hopes to lower many wealthy russians here from st. petersburg. there's a glossy brochure, but so far, they have not found any investors. if the eu imposes sanctions on russia, that would probably spell the end of the project. nina also supports rush' sent military action. she says it is right that crimea once again belongs to russia. >> it was ahistorical mistake that russia gave up crimea back then. that was always russian territory. the big cities we

despite the ailing economy. what the us has big plans for the future. he wants to transform the former factory grounds into a thriving new district modern with fashionable shops expensive homes cafes and cultural activities. just like they have in berlin london or new york did with gucci current residents. i'm sure that our residents will do well in order to sustain his sixty two thousand people live here see you. here the eastern most indian european union speech. and we're continuing to make progress here maria's many new infrastructure projects underway this week and will get help from brussels artistic director. this is what the new district is suppose to look like one day the mayor hopes to lower many wealthy russians here from st peter's. there's a glossy brochure but so far they haven't found any investors. if the eu imposes sanctions on russia that would probably spell the end of the project. sexy bell also supports bush's recent military action in crimea she says it's writes the crimea once again belongs to russia. couldn't get the key in the s

he also said that for their ailing patients each year is a trite of russia. this entertains the elections in attendance to the attendees analyze the situation in ukraine russia wants to postpone the elections. they would rather maintain. and the reindeer mines. and the legitimate government in kenya. then tap to deal with a democratically elected government here. worse is not looking out for ukraine's best trips. mr putin does not at peak rates but citrus line it's much more interested in taking over parts of it as we saw in crimea. and in destabilizing the rest of it so the ukraine. he is unappealing unattractive. two european union to the west the united states. so that the west will lose interest in it. that's what he wants and that he can have its way it was a united country music has made the first ukraine. you can find more details at the law to play fair skinned outcome. my name is a damning the kelantan which has really been buying and he loved you. we will this program is brought you by. critically. waste from norway's mainstream crews were lies. the

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>> guest: i think that roger ailes brought it back to time. i don't think that he invented a new style of politics. he has brought us back to this style of politics. he has made the notion of consensus a dirty word in american politics. get >> host: people focus on the appearance as well and so now you have democrats botch that often going on fox and republicans vow that often going on. >> guest: the media -- >> host: cnn is struggling to find its way. >> guest: and as a reporter who really beliefs in this idea of the facts in journalism and this notion that you can ask questions and wherever the story takes you you're not trying to advance one side or the other i think unfortunately one of the legacies is that journalism is now seen as a way to advance whatever part of the agenda is on the left and the right and i hope perhaps my book will open peoples eyes tpeople's eyes to e encourage people to want to have more of a central clearinghouse to less than the data then they aren't supposed to be advancing one side or the other. >> host: thank y

i'm david shuster on behalf of ail ail and the entire team of "real money." thanks for watching. >> hello and welcome to al jazeera america. i'm richelle carey in new york. john seigenthaler has the night off. the iraqi vote. polls about to open ... in the first iraq elections since u-s troops pulled out. the growing violence that could scare voters away. >>> crisis in ukraine: pro-russian activists -- using force to take over more of eastern ukraine. >>> follow the money. the u-s promises to help find the billions --- allegedly stolen by ukraine's former leaders. plus:

and look forward to working with you ail and supervisor wiener in terms of the numbers we're happy to come and give clarification to our office and are happy to make a follower presentation naerdz in regards to how much investments is going to take in our city. so thank you very much we appreciate it and thank you margret as well publicly i feel i admire you i'm barrel getting going and i have to thank you for what you're doing our a hero and i look forward to advocating for our most vulnerable young people in the city. so >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm for the advocates in the youth we've been leading the coalition for 2 years and really wanted to come and appreciate supervisor yee and supervisor avalos and supervisor kim for the peace the children's amendment and the children's council and really appreciate also the leadership of supervisor breed and supervisor campos and supervisor mar for their co-sponsorship. this is what way to look at it the reauthorization of those miles an hour we believe with the proposed amendments the youth is going to do grow so we're working

appointments at the finance these two menow as likely to get on or not they try to nurse back to health the ailing economy. brigadier general was killed in cairo when three bombs went off near the university. it is the latest in a series of attacks against government targets. of the targets have year.place every government ousted the muslim brotherhood movement, calling it a terrorist organization. for more on today's violence, we go to our correspondent in cairo. good evening. thank you for joining us. first, do we know more about who was behind this bombing? is anyone claiming responsibility? >> there have been no claims of responsibility yet here it often those can take a day or two to comment. so far the muslim brotherhood has publicly distanced themselves from the bombing as they have consistently over the string of bombings and attacks on security personnel over the last eight months. as of now, no, we have no claims of responsibility. >> we have seen that those bombings targeted the main campus of cairo. wide region that has seen consistent protests by those who support the muslim brotherho

i'm not going to reiterate the conflicts that we ail know are take place on the streets under the current existing conditions only to say that counterpart have unloading and loading in the city and half are in muni but also i mentioned in the question and answer section conflicts are not hatch everywhere that there are southern kinds of stops with few identified conflicts. the shuttle sector also delivers benefits ic f international our revokable transportation agency conducted a survey of shuttle riding to identify their finding without the shuttle many shuttle persons would ride alone and to get to the shuttles which of them have gotten rid of the cars because of the access to the shuttles 43 miles are reduced because of the shilts and green house gases a reduced and from any cf we have a representative hereafter my presentation they can answer questions. we used the following principles to guide our presentation first, the safety of all yours that's our number one priority and making sure that the shuttles do a.d. verizon affect the operations it includes we're consistently improving t

water is a high source to the blend of surface water from the regional system will continue to surpass ail standards it will help reduce the denies on outside water and this insures that the san franciscans have clean drinking water its a priority. i'm happy to work towards those goals by sponsoring those recesses and urge our support >> thank you, colleagues can we take those items same house, same call? . working class the resolutions are adapted and i'd like to go to our 2:30 special accommodations we have a third accomodation we'll not be able to hear until 3:30. with that, i'd like to recognize supervisor wiener >> thank you, mr. president. today, i'm - you guys can come up on. i'm honoring two terrific district a residents who have transcribed significantly to their neighborhood and park specifically bonding invest and specifically richard and bob. and just having you guys here to thank you for your services i know will not end but will shift into a new mode. bob was born and raised and lived across in bonding invest park and the other gentleman since 1986. theirs transmittal institu

is widely expected to win another term, despite his ailing health, which means he is unable to campaignthe opposition says he's not fit for office. >> you are watching live from paris. here are the headlines. the deadline looms for pro-russian separatist in eastern ukraine to end their standoff. they have threatened to forcefully clear the building as the prime minister visits the region. a unanimous yes from the united nations. the body gives the go-ahead to sunday 12,000 peacekeeping force -- to send a 12,000 man peacekeeping force to the central african republic. and strengthening the ties between france and mexico, the french president is on his final visit to mexico in a bid to between theations two countries. we take a look at what is grabbing headlines around the warm -- the world. we will start off by talking, of course, about this ongoing crisis between russia, the west over ukraine. >> let's start off with this international cartoon was a beacon to president obama .ozying up and a very mixed -- muscular flexing hisin muscles, putting a little sand in obama's face. i have also

it's pertaining ail free speech >> i think the if one acceptance the notation that public can lease out whether it's part of city hall to hold a private reception or event or someone having their wegsd in a public building one expectation you can lease public space for private events i think it's explicit that you can have control over the event for example, if an example off the top of my head if two men decided to get married and the clubhouse or whatever it's called and, you know, there is some inherent public thing around marriage i don't think it would probably be all agree they wouldn't be allowed to allow anti marriage quality people to attend and stand up next to the person with a sign saying, you know, marriage equality is terrible. so - >> i completely understand but i want to understand the delineation better. >> i - >> understand why there's a delineation. >> i'd be happy to follow up afterward but at this point we crafted this legislation following the settlement or leading up to the settlement with the ninth circuit case law in mind and address the concerns in mind and, of

the general plan elements where respect to ail general plan elements the commission has the authority on the language. the board only paralyze up and down the board can't change the language only say yes or no >> commissioner hillis. >> so i'd like to move items 12 a and b for the sequa finding. >> we still have a motion heading on the floor inform the environmental impact report i appreciate that (laughter). >> call the question commissioners dollars commissioners. commissioner hillis arrest commissioner moore and commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero. you can now take up items 12 a and b >> i'd like to move those and adapt the general plan for the 2009 housing element with the deletion of japantown. >> commissioner antonini. >> i think as part of our action do we have to resend an action to approve this so there's an order we have to follow that's one of my comments. >> yes. deputy city attorney susan knowles that's in our adaptation. >> that's in commissioner hillis motion. >> yeah. included in the motion before you. >> just a

i'm david shuster on behalf of ail ail and the entire team of "real money." thanks for watching. >> hello and welcome to al jazeera america. i'm richelle carey in new york. john seigenthaler has the night off. the iraqi vote. polls about to open ... in the first iraq elections since u-s troops pulled out. the growing violence that could scare voters away. >>> crisis in ukraine: pro-russian activists -- using force to take over more of eastern ukraine. >>> follow the money. the u-s promises to help find the billions --- allegedly stolen by ukraine's former leaders. plus: >> this league is far bigger than anyy one owner...this institution has been around and will stand for a long time" >> ejected. the n-b-a's strong reaction -- to a team owner's controversial comments. and how sports fans are battling racism - around the world. >>> and who is she? how researchers are hoping to finally solve the centuries-old question ... who modeled for the mona lisa. >> we begin tonight in iraq .. where in just a few hours .. the country is set to hold parliamentary elections.

i'm david shuster on behalf of ail ail and the entire team of "real money." thanks for watching. >> >>> decision day in a divided nation. millions ever iraqis vote in an election that will shape the country's future. >>> this is al jazeera live from doha. also ahead - chemical weapons inspectors are ordered into syria over claims poison chlorine gas is being used on civilians. >>> more takeovers by pro-russian gunmen. moscow accuses the u.s. of using cold-war tactics in its

children were attempting a cruise around the world when they sent a satellite ping for help about the ailing child. four california air national guard rescuers parachuted to the boat and stabilized the little girl. >>> chinese ship picked up electronic pulsing signals twice, once and friday and again yesterday. today an australian ship with deep sea sound equipment picked up a third signal in a different area. the australian official who was coordinating the search calls these leads encouraging but stresses they have not been verified as being linked to flight 370 which, if you remember, disappeared march 8. >>> president obama and other world leaders are praising afghanistan for holding national elections with heavy turnout. an estimated 7 million afghans crowded into mosques and schools to vote yesterday. afghan security forces fanned out to protect polling stations and despite scattered violence, no major attacks by the taliban occurred. it will be at least a week before full results are available. if no presidential candidate gets a majority a second round of voting will be held in late

we countered a statement we felt 9 program didn't meet ail the goal so i think that's where we're still at >> i was concerned when it was happening at the time it was not a clear step. you know, i think at the time there was a lot of discussions going into the morning when the puc was countering or considering the impacts of the jobs and i think that led to a lot of reasons to look at the program and the support from advocates. i think for us we want to see programs that are successful we need the green pour purposing programs. i think for certainly for my colleagues and myself we're open we need to get a clear direction from the puc and get a clear direction from the board clearly we want to carry forward this is the first time we've met together in six or seven years. >> thank you. i think that when it comes to you mentioned considering an opt out program that's where the state law determines how people stay enrolled in the program so i think you knew that going in and bringing it up didn't make sense to me >> i want to minimize the goals of minute missing opting out is purpose in say

the ailing weighed in with a two page letter saying the increases and rules were highly problematic and we'll have more to talk about later. thank you. next speaker. >> ask sfgovtv - i've got my mccarthy bicycle i'll read some of the interesting notes on gaky 8 and 9 and 10 bashing are a easter turned my heart i want to put this up on sfgovtv. and she spent two hours and 20 minutes talking about this new bay bridge. and i commend supervisor campos both of the people she interviewed one from the sacramento beach charles is an investigative reporter that said how dangerous this bridge is and calling for an investigation on the cable where it hits the socket and another man a dr. who's the professor of civil and environmental engineering at the uc berkley and teaches a class on the architecture design on the bay bridge. i called in and the dr. asked me to ask you to give him one half hour he met with former mayor willie brown and nancy pelosi and the secretary of the navy and mentioned to the secretary of navy this bridge is anchored to itself. there's no anchors to this bridge and the sec

you introduce to the body whatever might ail the body so the body can build an immunization to that. >> right. >> like with polio or flu, they did it with everything. but with homeopathy you're doing it in a more safe way? >> much safer way. in over 200 years of use globally, there have been no known side effects and it activates your own body's ability to heal. >> making it stronger. >> yes. >> what i want to talk about is candid albacans. what kind of damage ask it do? >> any candida, there are a lot of them out there. it's a pandemic where there's an overgrowth of this manifesting within our bodies, it's coming from many years of using antibiotics to drinking city water. >> alcohol and coffee and taking over-the-counter meds or under the counter meds. >> from birth control pills to actually eating the today's diet, the refine the car bo carbohydrates. >> it's ha happens with all these things. it killing off the good bacteria which keeps the other bacteria, the yeast and the candidas in check, is this the way it works? >> well said. >> good. >> candida is a bully. >> mm-hm. >> and

a people ail travels -- female travels from the antarctica to give birth. scientists have come for decades to study them. >> translation: the st. ignacio lagoon offers the ideal textures for the whale, and it's important for the young whale because fred tors don't -- predators don't enter the shallow water. >> the isolation is what kept thousands coming back. the same isolation kept the communities who lived here in poverty. because of the whales, that is starting to change. locals used to fear the whales and refer to them as devil fish. over the years more and more tourists came to see the grace and with that local attitudes began to change. fishermen like michael agular never looked back. >> many people here make their living from the wheels. men and women work as shuttle drivers, cleaners, lots of things. >> it's a relationship that means thousands can glimpse through a window where wales up to 15 metres long offer themselves up to be touched by human hands. for many, it's a once in a life-time opportunity. >> it's something amazing and beautiful. they s

a production at this magnitude would have ail the intermits and races working together and they had something to eat two i condemned him. i see him as a chairperson he never once mentioned of the project here as far as the leverage but i want to commend you scott for that. the stamp of approval. i'm very much here supporting that with all the entities involved this community project should be a roll model all over the country being in a small space i commend you and i'm very much supportive and looking forward to doing a tour and disseminating some of the information to the community. congratulations >> thank you very much if there are no further speaker cards. i'd like to open it up to commissioners >> commissioner singh. >> i think that's a wonderful project i don't want to say it too much you commend with scott madison so i move this motion. >> thank you very much i do have a couple of questions but we'll keep the motion and maybe get a second. actually can we leave the second open for a second. thank you. i have a couple of questions. okay. i first commissioner mondejar >> can you ask ann

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