they've opened a narrow alleyway. it is called road four. they have paid the street. they have installed liking. there are shops. generally, this is a much improved situation. the reality for a vast majority of people living in here is what you have just seen. the dark alleyways and all those difficult conditions. >> a fascinating walkabout in rio there. before we end the program, we are just going to take you live to some pictures in tahrir square in cairo. you can see tens of thousands of people gathered. they have just been told, as we have, that there is expected to be a statement from the egyptian military council in the next half-hour or so. when we get that, we will bring it to you live. for now, with those pictures of tahrir square, we will end this edition of gmt. thanks for watching. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. >> at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies. that's why we're supplying cleaner burning natural gas to generate electricity. and it's also why, with our partne

rally as we call it under an alleyway of terms it's a countertrend move commodities in oil included you can two thousand and eight had a terrific crash in the late annoyed early zero nine and had recovered sixty two percent which is a normal retracement recovery they traced out an a.b.c. pattern it was in a nice and channels that we said in may last year or oil and the other commodities are tough but this year in the spring people started going crazy about gasoline prices now consumer prices leg producer prices so we were pretty sure that this is one of these legging indicators again and believing that more inflation more inflation more inflation that's seen so i put those special report and i said look we've had predictions of four twenty five gasoline that's the lowest we've seen we've seen so i've dollars a gallon six dollars a gallon seven dollars a gallon and eight dollars a gallon predicted in the last week and a half this is a classic sign of a peak so not only do we have an alleyway reason to be negative or bearish against bullish if you want to buy gasoline on that price but we

this will be a walked through that part of town to look at alleyways, gardens and those kinds of things. that concludes my report. >> it good afternoon, the commissioners. here for your weekly report on the board of supervisors and land use activities. eight washington was back before the board this week. this is a proposal to abolish the golden gate tennis club and construct a new health club. some retail and 380 some parking places. in may, the board upheld the authorization by an 8-3 vote. this week, the land use committee considered to ordinances, both of which would allow for a height increase of the property. the board president joined in to the committee and a question that staff on the height change and asked why it was being related board toward downtown buildings and not the 40 foot residential buildings. the chair of the committee stated he would like to see reduced parking for the project. while there were close to 30 speakers, the hearing was much closer and that the majority of speakers were in support of the ordinances. at the board president's request, the item was refer

. >> he grabbed her from behind, dragged her into an alleyway and sexually assaulted her and assaulted her. she was able to fight back at it, and he ended up running off. >> it is devastating. we like to come here in this area with my family. it is disturbing. >> people who frequented the area said they were surprised at an assault in such a busy area of town. police say even at that time of night there are a lot of people around. but they're definitely might be people that saw more than they realize. -- >> there definitely might be people that saw more than they realize. we're hoping in releasing this video they might realize that. >> investigators say she did not get a good look at the suspect because it was dark and he grabbed her from behind. they're hoping that people from the nearby businesses can help them track down the person of interest. residents are hoping the video will be the key to catching the culprit. police want to hear from anyone with any information. >> you can go to our facebook page at the annapolis police. share it. find out who this guy is so we can talk to him

. >> right here in the alleyway between the two conventions. over here you have hemp-con and on the other side you have a girls' volleyball tournaments. it is in this alley that the problem has arisen begins over there you have people self medicating using medical marijuana, that is what got parents upset. >> smoking? playing volleyball? they don't mix. >> she is worried about her 14 year-old daughter natasha. she plays volleyball and has a tournament this weekend in san jose at the convention center. >> that is the opposite of this. we play sports because of this, to get our minds to not have that happen to us. >> what she wants not to have happen is to brief second and and marijuana smoke. >> the girls are 14 through 16 years old and their young and we put them in sports to keep them away from drugs, not present them right next door. >> what you think about the complaints, parents and you should not have kids with hemp- con? >> i agree with that. they're completely separated. both events have their own security people. they're not overlapping

the alleyways in the neighborhood are some of the most charming places, pleasant and active with the smaller- scale buildings. we have designed this as a living valley, with special paving and places to sit, a place for people to be, cyclists, with less emphasis on vehicles. the pattern for vehicles is 1- way travel, and to further reduce the traffic -- the access into the garage is on the lower end. and the exit is that the lower end. they all circulate in -- and we have paid a lot of attention to the rest of the public frontage as well, continuing this pattern of paving the landscape on to octavia. at both those major intersections to improve pedestrian safety. just a cross-section of his -- victor -- hickory street, this is the concept level. we have to get the in kind agreement in place. parking is located in a slow to rise, which allows for this to be concealed from the street frontage, with 0.5 cars per unit, 35 less than will be allowed in the plan -- though we placed a lot of emphasis on was bicycle parking. there are two storage and maintenance facilities, at grade level off

convention >> simon peres has the story of the rather strange double booking >> i'm right here at the alleywayetween the two conventions. over here you have the tournament and just down that way you have medical marijuana medicating area. that is what has the parents upset >> smoking and playing volleyball do not mix >> she is worried about her 14 year-old daughter latasha who plays volleyball and act has eight tournament this weekend at the convention center >> we play sports because of this to get our minds to not have that happen to us >> what she doesn't want to have happen is breathe second-hand marijuana smoke from the convention next door >> the girls are 14-16 years old not have them right next door >> parents say you should not have kids next door >> i agree with that but they are completely separated. both events have their own security people. there are not overlapping at all >> indeed there is a lot of security around the convention. the group that runs the convention center say that they have coexisted peacefully in the past people say even though they're not connected, walking ba

previously -- as far as i know, we are not going to raise chinatown or widen all the sidewalks and alleyways where some businesses are located. things like that, what can be done, what is the responsibility of the businesses? another issue that i think we have to deal with is the education stuff. we do education, even around tenants. we go around to the buildings and educate tenants who do not own the buildings and are not doing construction, they have no plans to do construction. we educate them on code violations. it would not hurt if we coordinated -- maybe the department can take this on financially totally, but it is incumbent on the city to do more massive education for small businesses. the other thing we should discuss with the small business commission, i know a lot of times commissions go through existing bodies. we go through the chamber of commerce, the older and more established business associations, but unfortunately, a lot of smaller and ethnic businesses do not belong to those associations. they do not belong to the chamber. so we have to maybe work with the city to improve

are happy to learn that some of them turned out to be enforceable obligations, whether it was the alleyway improvements, which people were concerned about. one of my concerns now is we have many departments owning this work, whether it is the city administrator, mayor's office of economic develop a work force, dpw, mayor's office of housing. i am curious on how we plan to retain discussion and communication, and whether we can do more consolidating? in particular, there seems to be a lot of overlap between the city administrators on community ambassadors, central market partnerships, small business improvements, and economic development. i think it can be challenging. i have seen this in our work with pedestrian safety when we have too many departments to work with, sometimes things fall through the cracks and there is not a lot of ownership for the work. i am curious to see whether that dialogue is taking place right now. in particular, i know the city administrator is taking on a large portion of rda, along with the community ambassadors program, along with amid market citizens advisory

. >> as a kid i was running around these alleyways, of course vandalizing. >> since i've been painting these cats my whole life has improved as an artist, as a human being. [ laughing ] >> and it is working! taggers say they don't like to vandalize work done by them and their role models. >>> big mistake wiped out a san francisco mural that took elementary students two years to make. this is what is left of the students' artwork. last month they finished their colorful artwork during a renovation at the school, workers pained over the the mural with yellow primer. school officials are trying to figure out if the mural can be saved. their best hope to have students retrace the original drawings that still show through the thin coat of paint. >>> 4:45. still ahead, new information on when jeopardy host alex trebek will return after a mild heart attack. >>> we are monitoring tropical storm debby as it drenches florida, continues to move slowly new warnings from state officials this morning. >>> new help for kids suffering from attention deficit disorder. when your child starts medication

. >> this is hit into the alleyway. >> every no-hitter, you see one tremendous play that saves it. there you go. blanco, going out to jordan schafer. one out. chris snyder flies out. and then, history in the making. >> arias, from deep third. got him. and that's the perfect game. and the giants -- >> matt cain, the first giant in franchise history to toss a perfect game. the 15th no-hitter in giants history. let's get to amy for more. >> he tweeted after the game tonight that the giants should bring back the marketing slogan, there's magic inside. that's how it felt at the park tonight. of course, as mentioned, matt cain, offering the very first perfect game in giants franchise history. i was fortunately enough to be the very first reporter to talk to him after his performance. here's what he had to say. >> obviously, the defense behind me and the guys, they get huge run support. able to pitch comfortably. i can't thank buster enough. i didn't question what he was calling. and he was going to throw it. and i was going to let him go. buster did an unbelievable job back there. that w

that we all agree we don't want to happen, what are the things we should be doing stuck in the dark alleyway? we'll go to rebecca. i would love to hear from each of you on it. >> i'm sure we have a lot to say on what should happen. sequestration is -- is causing us to admire the problem, and to avoid the strategy discussion. we really must have. what we haven't done is decide what that is. we have not really collectively decided what's next, and what's too bad is countries like china have. we either need to say we are going to follow our january 2012 strategy and invest more in sea power or air power, or we need to say, we're really a land power. let's take the money down there. but the main point is we need to have the discussion. we've had good draw downs that we've had. the steep ones. including the one after korea was done thoughtfully. there was a plan after the end of the cold war. maybe it wasn't what we all thought was perfect. there was a coherent bottom-up review. it gave a steep plan. it said, here's what we're going to do. that's what is missing right now. the more time we waste

much definitely an interesting conversation we could talk more about it another time that was an alleyway uber executive director of the national abstinence education association that's going to do for now will be right back here in a half hour. i'm julian assange. that is true of wiki leaks expose the world secrets these documents belong united states government being attacked by the powerful united states strongly condemn going after what people illegally shoot five hundred days now i've being detained without charge but that hasn't stopped us . today where on a quest for revolutionary ideas that can change the world tomorrow. from humble origins my next guest in run come became a household name as captain of pakistan's victorious cricket team he then left sports and launched his movement for justice party in the most dangerous political environment on a. four years can anticorruption party was ignored in two thousand and seven us state department cables referred to him as pakistan's one man party. but pakistan is changing. over the last two years widespread anger over u.s. drone strike

. >> i was running around these alleyways and vandalizing thing autos now this is part of a crew. >>ince i've been painting with these cats my life improved as an artist and human being. and they turned it into tourist maps. >> there is a traveling element through here, keeping out folk who's want to just squat. >> one reason they come back is that waulz are changing sm. paintings will only be up for weeks and the state of flux is part of the essence of the art. >> we want it to be fresh and new. so every time you walk down the alley you can see something new. >> and this is like living in an art gallery. >> as for taggers they don't like to vandalize works. >> most kids respect what we do. they're trying to reach this level that. is where we beat them to prevent that from coming skbak writing on top of the walls. >> very creative. >> and looking outside, wind is violent. >> and breezy near the coast. and lots of blue skies. looking down into the bay we're going to pan a little bit and i can see there are clouds broken. and most of the bay area is under blue skies at the moment. the

don't want to happen, what are the things we should be doing if we're stuck in that -- in that dark alleyway? >> well, i'll try to give a long and we'll go to rebecca. love to hear from each of you on it. >> sure. i'm sure we all have a lot to say on what should happen. sequestration is causing us to admire the problem and to avoid the strategy discussion. we really must have. we are the richest nation on earth. we can pay for what we need in defense. what we haven't done is decide what that is. we had a lot of things we had to do in the last decade. some of it was spending on new programs, and a lot of clandestine stuff and a lot of it was building up the ground forces for the wars that we're in. we have not really collectively decided what's next, and what's too bad is that countries like china have. you know, the people's liberation army helped put the chinese government back in power back in 1949, but quite a few years ago they said in their doctrine we're done with the ground force stuff because our strategy is going to be x, y and z. we need to do something like that. we either need to

. >> he dragged her into the alleyway and sexually assaulted her. she was able to fight back a bit and he ended up running off. >> investigators are calling the man a person of interest in the case. >> even if this is not the person involved in the actual assault, it is definitely someone in the area around the same time and we are looking to identify him so we can talk to him. >> police say there were other people on the street and in the video before and after the man ran dry. they're looking to job their memories. >> it is a nice area. we love to come here with our families. it is one of my favorite places in the world. >> we walked down here every day. it was kind of shocking. >> there are hopeful the surveillance video will have helped catch the man responsible and get him off the street. >> there are a lot of eyes on him now. hopefully, they will catch him. >> you can also watch the video on the annapolis police facebook page. if you have any information, you can anonymously call metro crimestoppers. >> for the second time in the past week, oc

it is no longer hiding in the shadows of seedy downtown alleyways. heroin has a new home. bringing highly addictive often times deadly power to the white picket tree-lined streets of suburbia. the average age that kids start using heroin is just before their 15th birthday. most are white and more prefer to shoot it up than take it any other way. why the increase? it's cheaper than pills. drug agents say the crack down made pills way more expensive for users. 20 to $80 a pill. heroin way cheaper and more plentiful and now way more popular. two people who know that painfully well, john roberts and pam anderson. both parents who separately lost their sons to overdoses of heroin. mr. roberts, thank you for joining us and ms. anderson, thank you for joining us. we will start with you. you moved to the suburbs for a better life for and you your family and your son, billy, fell into drugs. tell us what happened. >> shortly after we moved, billy just graduated from grade school and started in high school. like a lot of kids in america, that's where they will be introduced to drugs

. >> i was running around these alleyways and vandalizing. >> since i've been painting with these cats my whole life has improved as an artist, as a human being. >> it is working. taggers say they don't like to vandalize work done by their role models. >>> big mistake has wiped out a san francisco mural that took elementary students two years to make this is what is left of the artwork outside the horace man school. -- m ann school. during renovation workers accidentally pained over the mural with yellow primer. now school officials are trying to figure out if the mural can be saved. the best hope maybe to have students retrace the orange drawings, that show through the thin coat of paint. it is a sad but lesson in resilience they are going to figure it out. >> they will do it. >>> still new information on when jeopardy host alex trebek will return after he suffered a mild heart attack. >>> monitoring tropical storm debby as it drenches florida new warnings this morning. >>> new help for kids suffering from attention deficit disorder. when your child starts medication can be key to fig

it is no longer hiding in the shadows of seedy downtown alleyways. heroin has a new home, bringing it's highly addictive and often deadly power to the trees in suburb i can't. the average age that kids start using heroin before their 15th birthday! most of them are white. and more of them prefer to shoot it up than taking it any other way. why the increase here? it's cheaper than pills. the crack down on oxycodone has made pills expensive to users. 20 bucks a pill. heroin way cheaper and more plentiful and more popular. two people who know that painfully well is john roberts and pam anderson. both parents who separately lost their sons to overdoses of heroin. mr. roberts, thank you for joining us. miss anderson, thank you so much for joining us. we start with you, mr. roberts. you're a retired chicago police captain. you move to the suburbs for a better life for you and your family and your son billy fell into drugs. tell us what happened. >> shortly after we moved, billy had just graduated from grade school and started into high school and like a lo

it is no longer hiding in the shadows of downtown alleyways.in has a new home, bringing its highly addictive, oftentimes deadly power, to the streets of suburbia. here are some facts for you. the average age kids start using heroin, just before their 15th birthday, and most of them are white. more of them prefer to shoot it up than taking it any other way. why the increase here? it's cheaper than pills. drug agents say the crackdown on oxcycodone and other pain pills have made pills way more expensive for users, $20 to $80 a pill. heroin, way cheaper and more plentiful and now way more popular. two people who know that painfully well, john roberts and pam anderson, both parents who separately lost their sons to overdoses of heroin. and mr. roberts, thank you for joining us. ms. anderson, thank you so much for joining us. we're going to start with you, mr. roberts. you're a retired chicago police captain. you moved to the suburbs for a better life for you and your family. your son billy fell into drugs. tell us what happened. >> shortly after we

you would have elder women chasing soldiers around with torches looking into alleyways and corners to were everywhere. and it was the end of the first world war we got this modern woman we might call the flapper who often had her own job, went out all night without a chaperone. misbehaved, had sex with people before she was married, dressed in short skirts and you know, times had moved on. >> you know, "park lane" fits right into an american revived love affair here in america with all things british. we just had the diamond jubilee. you were there. the other part of your life as busy as you are, you are married to the second ranking person in the british government, chancellor of the exchequer. so you were at all of the events today and another event in nottingham i think, another event involving the queen and kate and will. so the marriage, the wedding, everything. to what do you attribute this american revival offing and glow -- what do we call it. >> anglophilia and we have the olympics coming up, as well. >> there's been so much going on in britain. we had the royal wedding which

a culture you don't know the language and this sort of middle class section of town with narrow alleyways and the exotic sounds and smells of a big city of jakarta with your mother going to work and father riding a bike to his job and just being thrown into the neighborhood kids that was his life and he had acted. he had to adapt to the his life is a series of adaptations. >> why did he leave jakarta in 1971? >> he left because his mother -- by the way, there's an international school his mother couldn't afford to send him there. for those three and a half years he was in the native language. she was looking up at 4:00 in the morning to teach him with english schoolbooks to supplement but it was very difficult, and the whole process was something she realized. she was still married and wanted to stay but he is coming to the point she has to make a key decision. it turned out he could get into the best elite school in honolulu so he went back in fifth grade to start. >> and he lived with his grandparents in an apartment? >> by that time they moved into an apartment, five blocks from the sc

[speaking in spanish] transco emissaries, please take into account the words of alleyways of the peacee on holocaust survivor. women always take sides. neutrality helps the oppressor, never the fate done. action is the only remedy to indifference. [speaking in spanish] >> translator: thank you very much. .. so we will have to ask you to stop in certain blocks of time. >> [speaking spanish] this is senator menendez. we would ask you to start first. >> [speaking spanish] >> translator: good morning, good afternoon actually already. i want to bring to your attention that we have her on the line and will take this opportunity just in case the communication gets cut off. >> hello? >> [speaking spanish] the interpreter were like to say the sound quality is very poor, so i'm doing my best. good afternoon to all of you, the activists in the country. >> to go ahead. >> [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] >> he has a lot to say obviously. >> we have audio problems but i would like to give you our warmest from all of the activists and other groups in the go