our aim is to construct a database to keep san francisco policymakers informed of all aspects. this database which will be housed at the department of public health will serve as the cornerstone of information necessary to create well- informed policy. today, the voice of injured -- the injured pedestrian is reaching the absence. our proposal will aim to address this piece by going to bedside and screening and interviewing patients that are struck by vehicles. we hope the analysis and recommendations will be provided through the proposal for collective and individual behavior changed your education, outrage, -- outrageach. i would look forward to meeting a wide array of pedestrian safety advocates and stakeholders. i tried to attend most of those meetings on the second tuesday of each month to get a feel of what is going on. i would welcome the chance to work closely with the department of public health in this arena and also mta. advocates for an increase in the dess trace it -- pedestrian safety countermeasures. also most importantly, i would have the opportunity to share and

their research focused on ways of enhancing people stamina for a global war effort it was primarily aimed at naval officers manning nuclear powered submarines. how much more potential does the human body have the answer is about forty percent protein synthesis can be increased precisely by forty percent to human life to can be extended by forty percent and that's what we are concerned with. however soviet gerontologists failed to find a solution to a crucial problem the average age of soviet leaders before perestroika was around eighty doctors could help keep their kidneys and liver is in order and their old brains were incapable of generating fresh ideas. of. the bad thing about the soviet union was that its ruling body the politburo consisted of people who had gone senile individually they were smart people in their younger days but when you have a group of eighty year olds getting together it's really not a productive thing. scientific fiction has already described cases of the brain living on after the bodies death another patient of professor doll's head a novel by the russian north

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negotiates a revised resolution text on syria which russia's insistence is no longer aimed at regime change calls for the removal of president suddenly of. progress have been dropped from the updated text still pending approval from the security council. more killings are reported in egypt up to two days of clashes there more than seventeen dead with authorities criticize from the. thousands of protesters are also calling on the ruling military council to retrieve. exclusive the father of motive from the f.s.b. office on its own who says he regrets accusing a criminal trying out his son's death. well next our special report on the reset russian relations and how it's being affected by america's controversial missile defense system in europe. the most vital national security interests of the united states would be most effectively realized not through hostility to rush through cooperation with it. i think russia and the united states can reach a settlement of the establishment of a global missile defense system but with. this plan research is in jeopardy even the new strategic arms re

are only all four years olympics but this is one of the most goals here on the other hand it's my my aim and it's my work to work also for the russian cycling for the young riders so you must understand this is approach as a whole project fulfilling those kinds of tasks takes elite riders and added two superpowers to their roster here comes the first one of the most feared sprinters in the business three time world champion. i'm very happy to be part of this team first of all cut to she represents such a huge country in russia at the international cycling arena and it's a big honor for me this team is very strong and has huge potential to improve meaning a great deal of opportunity for me to claim more wins in my professional career meanwhile that uses biggest precision cerny been sure he's the only one of the team to have placed an overall victory at the world's three major events the thirty two year old russian proved to be the best at the g. oh yeah. and twice at the. market which i think it's. pretty. this is. one of the best russian writer so i think it's it's holding on so. i think

people actually died from police brutality activists in bahrain insist their protest was peaceful their aim to reach the iconic pole roundabout in the capital manama they say they were met by tanks toxic gas and rubber bullets what we witnessed on the ground as not. the front or from the impact as previously but it's been extended through the toxic gases and use of poisoning. mr john contributing we should see a positive things at the ground what we are seeing today is nothing except what it may not just be british tactics bahrain seizing but weapons to government figures show the u.k. sold over one million pounds worth of rifles and artillery equipment to bahrain from july to september last year long after blood was spilled that's despite insisting all licenses had been revoked as for yates his contract runs until april by which time he hopes to put in place concrete reforms on this evidence that seems a long way off either bennett r.t. london. our website or two dot com is the place where you can find all of the latest news and analysis and clicking the following. you can we expert opinio

way things are progressing damascus as it's conducting an anti terror operation in the city of homs aimed at rooting out what it calls armed gangs opposition activists disagree and say the army is shelling residential areas indiscriminately but serious deputy foreign minister alleges that the massacre is actually being orchestrated by opposition groups to once international opinion. believe it or not i mean those people who are who have been killed are people who supported the government. people who were kidnapped by the armed groups and they were massacred i believe that i'm damn sure that the instructions were given to these armed groups to commit this massacre. to mobilize. the international public opinion and to encourage those counters to use such a thing in their statements before the security council because everybody in the world or those who are at least interested in following the developments in the region could listen to them the u.s. and its allies criticize countries who supply military hardware to damascus bought a group of republican lawmakers in washington is now calling

it is aimed at ending bullying in the lesbian, gay and transgendered committee. >>kimberlee: it is a nationwide project that offers support and encouragement for youths who are struggling with such identity for are being bullied. many celebrities have already lent their voices to the project including president obama, the san francisco giants and many more. the san francisco police department opens with the chief and features many other officers, commanders and dispatchers sharing stories and telling scenes that it does get better. as i thought as every minetta the message was there was something och >> after the first fetus i start acting like everyone should notice that i was gay. people just like you going to the same struggles york. >> things are getting better as soon as you reach out for help. >>kimberlee: this difference is the police apart says they are with respect can only police department podocarpus been produced a video for the it gets better campaigner than get her cause rare for each face far off families are searching for a man who approached a 11

he aims to boost profitability by game consoles. >>> let's get an update on market figures. that's the latest in business. back to you. >>> thank you. europeans are bracing for more snow. the eastern section has been gripped by a cold snap last week leaving at least 120 people dead. in ukraine and poland, it was responsible for 30 deaths on thursday. they have seen a total of 90 people die from temperatures minus 30 degrees celsius. record snowfall has been observed in italy and greece, which usually have mild winters. in serbia, mountain snow blocked a road and left thousands stranded. a cold snap is forecast to continue this week. and weather officials in europe are urging caution. >>> people in parts of japan have been snowed under this winter. this is what life has been like for folks living along the sea of japan coast. they are walking through whiteouts. all that snow is making driving difficult. the snow piled up more than three meters in some areas. that is double or triple the average. >> translator: we seldom have such heavy snow like this. it has been 40 years sin

regional biking service points serve two aims. one is of course, the people who want to bike, to rent their bike, to have it repaired. on the other hand, it's part of a social economic project, so, therefore, it's also an initiative that i find personally very important. these are people who are unemployed but get into a working program in the bicycle service points. i think with this presentation, i hope i have given you a glance of how we in brussels try to enforce the cycling patrol and i don't think i have to tell you that it's of benefit for all of us, for our health, for a better neighborhood and also -- and that's a good thing, and also firms, banks, more and more are happy to put cycling in their mobility program because it's good for their image. if you come to brussels, you will see bicycles, for instance, indicated like this is the group. this is the bank. they really take it as an advertisement and part of their policy to show they are progressive because they have their employees on the bike and i think that will help

he explains the aims of his show to the broadcasters had a radio. it has only been one year since the beginning of the revolution. when we talk about how much better things are for libyans, what exactly are talking about? >> i think the situation is a lot better than a year ago. the civil war was relatively short. the security situation right now is not too bad. it could have been worse, at least. in june, there will be elections. that is far better than anything we could have expected a year ago. at the national transitional council seems to have, i would say, significant problems in maintaining order right now. there are reports of fighting going on. amnesty international also said this week that armed groups are imprisoning and torturing people just like gaddafi's forces did. >> it is libya, after all, after a civil war. these militias you are talking about are effectively ruling the country, and that is why the central government -- that means the transitional council -- has got major problems to exert its control over the country, and that will

when i saw you i littered up my rifle with buck shot and took aim. you were the most beautiful hog i had seen that's why i had to make you die to convince my friends of high heroism. i had not done in life cleaning up beer cans after the hunters left. but as i told that lady from the new york times after offering her fanta, which she refused, the whole country will eat humble pie after the scientists dig up the body of hogzila and see the greetness of exactly what i have done. thanks. >> it's a pleasure to be here. i will jump right into this. i figured anticipation of halloween i would read a story about witches this is the beginning and ending of a story questions of lawed blue fly. coming home from school on a monday morning in spring saddy stepped through a hole in the school yard fence on to the hem of her dress. when she straightened the left sleeve separated. her brother heard it rip. he turned and saw his little sister's bony shoulder naked to the world. saddy stood trembling her black eyes 2 burnt holes the leave of her only school dress han

>> yes, sir, i hit it. >> what were you aiming for? was a big white thing with cardboard in it. >> what did you tell the kids you did and how you got rid of your tooth. >> i told them i shot it with a w. >> that's a pretty cool story to tell. i didn't lose my tooth. i shot it with a bow and arrow. >> what do you want to be when you grow up? do you want to be a dentist? >> no, ma'am. i want to be a photographer. >> wow. >> good choice. >> i think my parents had a good idea like that when i was a kid but i was too scared to let them get close to me with a string. no. it's going to hurt. >> i did the wiggle with my tongue until it falls out in my lip. >> i got it! >> that's going to do it for this edition of "right this minute." we're going to leave you with a look at a min my movie called life is better in board shorts. you can download it starting today at our website of rightthisminute.com. don't forget another episode of "rtm" is on the way. stick around.

parliament's passing of strict austerity measures, aimed at getting the country's house in order. what is the alternative to the austerity these protesters are fighting? >>> and president obama out today with the 2013 budget. republicans calling it a political document that does nothing to fix our deficit problem. is question is, what will romney, santorum and company who spent the weekend fighting in maine, have to say about the president's budget. it's "way too early" for this. >>> good morning. i'm willie geist. this is "way too early." a show that won a grammy in 1985, for backup vocals on billy ocean's "caribbean queen." shoot me an e-mail or tweet me. let me know what you're doing up at this hour. or do what phil mickelson does, with by texting the word awake, followed by 632. the next 30 minutes will be your cram session for this february the 13th. a lot going on today. including a fight between mick romney and rick santorum, over the cpac straw poll taken last week. and we get reaction from clint eastwood's halftime in america clip in the super bowl. >>> more details could

the aim is to protect them against the polio virus. you notice the people doing the vaccination there are wearing yellow t-shirts. they are members of reetri clubs from -- rotary clubs. they come here to give out the vaccine. they have been doing that, many of them, four or five times. this disease can be eradicated because it needs a human host, the human body to survive. it can only survive outside for a brief time in contaminated sewage. that's why immunization is so important. if enough people are protected, it will be wiped out. there is a problem, neighboring pakistan, along with afghanistan and nigeria, all saw an increase in polio cases last year. there is a danger that the virus could reinfect india. there is a choice now. we're at a crossroads. the world could eradicate polio. it would be an enormous achievement. the first human infectious disease to be eradicated since smallpox in the late 1970's, or we could see a dangerous resurgence of this virus, which would mean future generations in india would be at risk. >> fergus wo

these are aimed at the potential impact on u.s. allies in the gulf, the free flow of energy resources that could be impacted by an aggressive iran. we're talking about the iranian ties with terrorist groups around the world and we have seen closer ties to britain in latin america which have, again, been cited in recent weeks. i think this is a concern that the united states has a fundamental direct national security interest in. israel is only one element of that concern. host: donna is wondering if sanctions ever affect the government or just for the common people. guest: that is a very good point. sanctions have the most direct effect on ordinary people just trying to live their lives as best they can. the iranian government has, however, felt the impact of the recently imposed financial sanctions, particularly on the central bank's with the body of the iranian currency that has fallen more than 50% in recent weeks. they derive 60% of their revenue from the export of oil. as these sanctions and the oil boycott from the european u

to building highways, well, you can only reduce the number of highways that are to be built if you aim for more cycling. and more cycling is do not aim for the people who are already biking because they don't care about mixed cycling with cars and so on they're able. but think about the people who are not yet bicycling, women or elderly people, children, you should aim -- and especially children because they're your future bicyclists. so make it for cycling for everybody and get rid of all of the relics of john forester and the vehicular bicyclists or those who want to travel or who are advocate of the speed cyclists but realize in the netherlands the average piece of cycling is 12 miles an hour. that's enough because already you're faster than the cars and it makes cycling at reach for everybody. and that's one thing that is important, realize that it's not actual safety but perceived safety what makes people cycle. if people feel safe, and i can guarantee you that a lot of people will not feel safe on a bicycle lane where they could easily get doored or if they are just a little less

perhaps the best example of utopian aim is what's called multilateralism. this is the doctrine that international actions are most justified when they are untainted by the national interests of the countries which are called upon to carry them out. multilateralism briefly became the document of several western powers in the early '90s with the united nations security council was no longer hamstrung by the soviet veto. it seemed to promise a new age which the united nations would act as world policemen to settle regional conflicts. of course, there was always a fair am of hypocrisy embedded in the multilateral doctrine. the haiti intervention by united states forces acting under a united nations mandate, for instance, was defended as an exercise in restoring a haitian democracy that had really never existed. it might be better described in the language as the continuation of american immigration controls by other means. the honest multilateralism without the spur of national interest has led to intervention without clear aims. no one could criticize the main

taking aim at advertising air brush images that look otherwise. member of proposing a bill that will require advertisers who -- to put a disclaimer on the add. even if the bill doesn't pass, what's important is the people start talking about the effective altered photos in women and girls. investigators looking into whitney houston's death are focusing on the prescription drugs found in the hotel room where she died. the coroner's office has issued subpoenas. authorities reportedly found six bottles of prescription drugs in here suite the amount was less than what's usually present within overdose deaths. it could be weeks before the cause of death is determined. >>> they're having another game -- they had a career high in assists that the new york beat the sacramento kings. this was the nick's seventh straight win as when continued to seek the nation. with all the hype there's been some negatively. lauren looks at why jeremy performance on the court isn't the only thing people are talking about. >> junior basketball hopes to and above these troph

launched from the ocean and it slammed into a very poor remote bedwyn village and it was allegedly aimed at al qaeda members but in reality the people that were killed were forty more than forty who are bedouins that lived in this very remote area and in fact this was this episode. became somewhat infamous around the world because in the wiki leaks cables it was revealed that general david petraeus who at the time was the centcom commander

masterminding the violent christmas day bombing that killed at least forty four the militants whose aim is to establish sharia law in nigeria killed over one hundred eighty people in a series of attacks in the city of cairo last month. a planned strike by police in rio de janeiro over low pay could jeopardize next week's annual carnival it's part of a group a rise of thirty nine percent over the next two years lauren forces are demanding double similar industrial action in the city of salvador saw the murder rate double the one hundred twenty people killed during a nine day police strike and thousands of soldiers may be deployed in brazil's capital to provide security. for germany's delayed signing the controversial act a treaty after the justice ministry voiced concerns anti-piracy accord stirred up mass protests across the world a backlash that for several countries to postpone its ratification in the distillation aims to slash the amount of power to online content and protect intellectual property while critics say it would harm freedom of speech by censoring the internet. that's it

is aimed at iran and extending u.s. dominance in the region. that is going on the. massive against your own it's not all about you know human rights. it's all about some geopolitical f.b.i. whistle blowers sibel edmonds has accused america of playing particularly dirty while leading a campaign for regime change in syria this not some kind of. simultaneously op rising situation where people are rebelling and then suddenly they are mysteriously arms and mysteriously arms are being smuggled into syria from cherokee well who who is providing this arms nobody's asking in the us media well these are u.s. arms shipped to turkey this as the u.s. military complex flush with record revenue continues to lobby its interests on capitol hill arms manufacturers are some of the biggest companies in america they're some of the most powerful lockheed martin not only do they making so much for the defense department around the world there are federal contractor and many other levels there are going to vote in elections this statue outside the u.n. headquarters is a symbol of global pe

sunday, increasing cloud cover as another storm takes aim of the bay area. this one looks more organized. and we're going to see some stronger rain cells out of t. upon the rest of the week, conditions will start to dry out and warm up. >>> gary is up next with tiger woods highlights from pebble beach. and it's always a big deal when st. mary's takes on. >> good evening, everybody. the bay area's best college team, they're going to find out just how strong st. mary's is. 101 wins, only seven losses since the arena opened. kevin pango tore st. mary's apart tonight, five of six on three-pointers. it's st. mary's first conference loss of the season. they're now 11 and 1. and reports that g onzaga, maybe they're not that good. >>> cary keating trying to avoid a school record 12th straight los for santa clara. they suspended their best player for a dui. and since then, nothing happening. they had a ten point lead over usf. but they come back, outscore santa clara the last 12 minutes >>> rex walters in usf win, tying a 67 year-old record with their 12th straight l

general assembly vote on a resolution aimed at getting. thin surrenders to the last of the use of bailed out . about the same to be kept in bed and presented with want terms as austerity leaves greek hospitals struggling with the bigotry and scary. and runs display of nuclear progress and offer of talks are dismissed by the current israel as just response to severe economic sanctions. but the fate of iran is just one of the issues discussed now cemented the founder of the trends research institute next he gives marina portnoy his predictions for the headlines of tomorrow that's coming up next. in the autumn of two thousand and eleven phenomenon a grassroots movement that we all know as occupy wall street became the growing face and voice of america but at the start of two thousand and eleven there was one man that predicted movement such as occupy wall street would be sweeping through the united states and that man is my current guest here to speak with r t gerald from leonti founder of the trends research institute and publisher of the tr

the aim of this cancer revolution is by all means to keep regimes in power and if necessary shedding the heads and see you see that happening in egypt where the military rulers were able to preserve themselves by dispenser and i think these same powers would they are open to that happening in syria keeping the same then we care about democracy percent they just want more that whatever is best for their interests and if if there would be a more manageable. regime which then had a different figurehead they certainly go for that and when stanley thank you thanks . world. series technology innovation called the list of elements from around russia we've got the future covered. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. welcome back to this is triple the headlines. it's her accuses iran of being behind former times targeting israeli embassies in georgia and d.c. it and we will

is setting an international coalition aimed supporting rebels and their struggle these so-called group of friends of democratic syria will involve countries willing to proffer the opposition and pile more pressure on the regime although direct military action is has been ruled out some reports suggest the british are cuts are a special forces are already in the conflict so there are now calls from washington to arm the opposition and as our teams merino port i reports that the region has been flooded with weapons from the u.s. at the united nations security council america holds one permanent seat but when it comes to weapons the world's largest arms exporter is often seen as sitting on two chairs they say there isn't an international embargo on arms preventing them from doing that that is a fact but that doesn't change the immorality of supplying a dictatorial regime that is killing its people in massive numbers every day and we are deeply concerned about that as u.s. officials continue publicly scolding countries over relations with syria critics say the accusations are being thrown

others injured and killed was a guard at the farm israeli army confirmed the police say they were aimed at sites belonging to terror groups and were a response to a short range rocket attack from gaza. malaysia has deported a young saudi blogger who is wanted in his home country for his remarks on twitter the journalist sparked outrage in the kingdom last week after he tweeted that he would not pray for the prophet mohammed clerics condemned his thoughts as blasphemous the twenty three year old could now face execution. pop legend a mattress whitney houston has died at the age of forty eight a performer was found in the beverly hills hotel room on the eve of the grammy awards in los angeles her career was marred by turbulent marriage and drug abuse authorities have yet to determine the exact cause of death. the u.s. army private bradley manning accused of passing secret documents and evidence of war crimes to wiki leaks has been nominated for the nobel peace prize he's been put forward by a peace research center in the u.s. and an icelandic parliamentary group the twenty four year old i

against russia will not be aimed against russia and also said that washington is currently working on building a system where the united states would enjoy full invulnerability which. wouldn't only mean that the rest all the other countries would have full vulnerability which is an unacceptable but is only it's also physically impossible. ok aunties who are pissing off talking to us from central moscow that thank you. well you are watching r t and still ahead this hour in gauged in this fight spirit from politicians who are detained for drunken brawl airport. former ukrainian mistress today and it's played even more serious charges details just ahead. eurozone leaders are hard at work to boost the unions financial fire wall to prevent economic troubles from spreading between member states but spain's so-called lost generation of unemployed youth are already feeling the pinch of deep cuts pushed through to shore up national finances students have been taking their grievances to the streets this is with the promise of prosperity and the reports. if you are a sentiment was riding high af