then the chase began as the democratic alliance retreated anc supporters followed. the anc supporters at the end of the street have been trying to get closer to the da march, but so far the police have been able to outmaneuver them by blocking off some of the streets, and the police are armed. >> a face-to-face confrontation was avoided but the da's message was lost. it wanted to draw attention to high unemployment ahead of this year's election. >> the anc cannot be trusted to lead a democracy. the anc will not respect anybody else's rights to gather and march peacefully. >> reporter: it's in this backdrop that there will be the state of the nation speech. the party spokesman said the da should stay away from anc headquarters. >> how can you march to my own house. what arrogance is that. we can't tell them what must be in their manifesto, we can't because we respect them. we ask from the da to respect us, too. >> the anc is so popular that it's assured of victory at the next election but violent protests are a sign of discontent as the party prepares to defend its p

at that point a large crowd of anc supporters came running down the street at the da.were carrying sticks and rocks, several of which they hurled at the line of police. at that point the police fired several stun grenades to try to keep the supporters away from the anc supporters. in the end the police did manage to keep the two rival sides apart and avoid a face-to-face confrontation. the da says this is all about jobs that the anc has failed to deliver, the millions of jobs that this country needs and that after 20 years in power and governance that it hasn't been able to do so, so maybe it's time for a change. it's a big argument ahead of this year's election when the anc is under increasing pressure not only from an increasingly supported and growing opposition, but also from thousands of members of the south african republic who have taken to the streets demanding better services. >>> the southern states of the u.s. are braced for a severe winter storm that the national weather says is of catastrophic proportions. the storm has already caused six deaths and could

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but without an option the anc is ensured victory. the anc described the party as renter black. feeling that first black presidential candidates feel that the color of someone's skin still matters. >> to be an active citizens -- >> rampilla is a former world bank chief and a doctor. she says the merger fell apart because she didn't want to become a da member. >> i saw an opportunity for a break through of identity-based politics and leaders are there to take risky decisions. that's what i did. and when you do, you win some, and you lose some. but it doesn't make it wrong to have taken the decision of a leader. >> the anc's main option may be in disarray but the party's biggest challenges remain. reduce poverty and create jobs for the many who are out of work and vote for change at the ballot box. tanya page, al jazeer al al jaz, johannesburg. >> some of the findings of the eu's first report on corruption. not enough to stop it. kim vernell explains. >> explaining that there are no corruption-free zones in europe but rather a scale and the complexity of challenges each faces. the

and nelson mandela leaves millions to the staff and anc. >> how the fans going sleepless in seattle after the seahawks first ever super bowl title. >> the first ever european commission reports on corruption exposed fraud, bribery and describing a breath taking scandal. it is in $160 billion and the cost to the european economy every year and roughly equal to the gross domestic product of romania. we have more on that. >> the commissioner is saying no state is corruption free. across the member states 76% of the people saying that corruption is widespread and that number is higher in spain, italy and greece with a number of people thinking that corruption is widespread. those perceptions are far reaching. >> corruption erodes the trust and hampers foreign investment and costs taxpayers millions and in many cases it is tooled for organizationed crime to watch their money. there is estimate that corruption is no less than $120 billion euro's every year. that is a lot of money we are talking. >> on the whole the countries are performing well, finland and sweden and denmark. the solutions the

and the economy, he said on average, the economy has grown 3.5%, in the last 20 years, he said the anc has created 3.2 million wronger opportunities, not jobs, but work opportunities in the five years that the course he has been president, he talked about the vast expansion of social services, housing, basic services like water and sanitation, so very much painting a rosy picture. how will that go down with the many people that are unemployed in south after caat the moment? >> we have seen, months, violence, protests on the street. hundreds of communities, thousands of people throwing stones at the police. setting fire to libraries and clinics saying they haven't seen the results of these wonderful things that the president has been talking about. there is a very small portion of the speech, where he address it is protests and he said that he is been very disappointed, very saddened by the violence, especially the premedicated violence. two use of bombs meant to harm people, that has shocked him and made him very sad, but he said look, we are in a country where 95% have water, 5% don't

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that's why our city has a ance to overcome its at the same time,ies. st. petersburg as an important tourist and cultural center remains a worthy representative of russia to the world community. hardwick: st. petersburg is still the most beautiful city in russia, and geographically its location means it will never lose that importance. but after more than ten difficult years of transition, i think that the future of russia's experiment with democracy and free-market economy still remains uncertain. narrator: st. petersburg's relative location to european markets and culture were key to its development on the neva river delta. symbol of peter the great's desire for "europeanization" of russia, today st. petersburg continues its role as russia's "window on the west." the transition to a free-market economy has challengedt. petersburg residents with soaring housing costs associated with privatization. but joining the global economy has also given rise to entrepreneurial new russians, people who may play a pivotal role in the future economic development critica

the anc is starting to lose votes. opinion polls are indicating that there could be getting less than 0% of the total vote. if that happens it will be the first time that the anc finds themselves in that position since they took power in 1994, against that political backdrop we have the economic back drop where the international monetary fund is forecasting a growth rate for 2.4% for 2014. the african continent has an average growth rate of 6% so south africa is proving a drag to that overall african story. of course we've got unemployment in the countries sitting over 24% that is the formal been static at that level for the better part of a decade. youth unemployment is higher than that and it's against that background i asked president jacob zuma whether south africa was in for its own arab spring. >> we're running a very democratic country. i don't think the reasons for people to go to that extreme that they have enough space to protest and voice their views, as it should be in any real democracy, because i think so

supporters of the ruling anc. as theyy attacked opposition rally it's all the build up the next may's general election stun grenades industry. he's likely to separate support as the breeding and see seen here in ghana in for an opposition rally. several were arrested. the opposition democratic alliance and wanted to take them on twenty two children went out to dnc headquarters. i'm going to support is the one in the photos in the fountain of knowledge. i wanted to. on the issues the opposition instead marched to a nearby school and. when rainsy support is awaiting for them on the brakes and molotov cocktails. the da french scene painting to ninety them minds to protest. sadat was the official position is to expose the bogus promises of the games he said if they still had to put our alternative offer him on the table we have the right to do that we have permission to do that. the six town since da activists were marching to mold me and keep comments to create jobs and unemployment remains at twenty five cents. nanc

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i have no other items proposed for continue ance and no speaker cards. >> is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioner borden? >> borden? >> i moovve continue on the dates on the calendar. >> second. >> commissioner antonini? >>commissioner michael j. antonini: any reason for the request? >> there was a noticing issue. >> okay. thank you. >> commissioners on that motion to continue all items as proposed commissioner antonini? hillis, moore, sugaya, wu, commission president fong. that motion passes unanimously 7-0 and places you under your consent calendar. all matters listed here on the consent calendar are considered to be route routine by the planning commission unless the members of the public or staff pull on request. they maybe considered as a separate item. item 4. item 4: 2013.1688q t. chang; 4155 575-91977 47-49 noe street - the east side of noe street between duboce street and 14th street on assessor's block 3538, lot 043 - request for condominium conversion subdivision to convert a three-story, six-unit building within a rto res

was but moody's one prime minister takes the money and other writers and they take more it was the anc could be called on to form a government as early as friday evening. thirty nine he will be the country's youngest of the head of government. it says investors will be watching his policies closely ukrainian authorities say they have freed the last demonstrators arrested during the months long anti government protests at him but criminal charges against him have not been listed hundreds of members of the opposition organization the independence square self defence group marched on the general prosecutor's office on friday. they're demanding that the charges be dropped. president victor got a call that this is the devil only half of the protesters evacuated all occupied buildings by monday. as in business is now in some good business news because european economies are picking up steam in gdp in the european currency union grow by three tenths of a percent in the last quarter of twenty thirteen heavyweights such as germany and france both notched up higher growth in the period between o

anc's hit show about zombies, ," face toughdead opposition from the winter olympics.ut big enough the sochi games along -- among young adults. our west coast correspondent jon joins us from l.a.. tell me more. >> i tried to watch when the kids are a late. -- leslie. -- asleep. 15.8 million people who watch this show in the past would have been unheard of. in the olympic backdrop, it is impressive. the president of and see -- amc joins us now. if you think about why this show has been such a hit, with the use a to that? >> it is people. there is a lot for the genre fan. you have mentioned that it is a zombie show. i think it has resonated more broadly because some of the teams have very little to do with zombies and much more to do with human drama. wereook at it, as if you one of the last people in the planet. would you stay or go? would you hunker down? would you see if your family returns? you go and look for them to mark is quite relatable. >> of all those twists and turns, people talk about it. what i find equally impressive is that you guys have this so-called ou

. >> these days, the party that freed the country from white rule, the anc, is not universally lovedcriticized for inaction, corruption and cronyism. and opposition parties are gaining strength. >> i think that's maybe new to us, i think we're trying to navigate reality. how do you deal with so many opinions? the party that you loved the whole time, that brought about this freedom, is fumbling the ball. so what do you do? because in democracy, you should act. >> smileys. >> oh. >> smileys. fire roasted sheep's head. lips shrivelled back in a joker like rictus of deliciousness. chopped into tasty, tasty bits and eaten with cold beer? yes, of course, yes. just needs a little salt and pepper. >> good stuff. that looks good. >> it's pap. >> what is it? >> it's like maize. >> a sticky porridge from ground meal. it fills the role grits do in the american southwest. rice in much of asia. it's tasty, relatively nutritious and cheap filler. it sops up gravy when you have something like this stewed beef real good. >> that's a dumpling. >> that's a dumpling? >> dumplings. important throughout t

their bicycle and ride r to td opera house, but the fact of the matter is that if people give opera ancee and properly, presenting these brave microphones in front of anion or audience of 3800 people, p hundreds of thousands of more, millions with radio, it is an incredibly exciting artform when it comes together. it has everything. music, theater, scenery. we are bringing the most dynamic people in the worlople the stage. the problem with that, the challenge, is that it is long. operas typically are three hours long. they are iligey areuages. n succeed the way suat a great foreign films succeeig, we have to have an audience tha ais willing to invest a bit intellectually. but there are great rewards. >> he has competition about 30 blocks away, madison squway, mon garden undergoing a transformation. gave us an exclusivesive . this cost $1 billion. >> the rolling stones, elton john, sinatra, fraser, rangers, g xt, they all have one thing in common -- the world's most famous arena. madison square garden has been the place for entertainers since 1879. >> the garden is courageous. -- for the

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. ♪ >> this is bloomberg "suveill ance." taking a look at the early movers in the premarket.oods is among them. they gave up forecast that this of pointed investors. they lower the investment cannibalizing sales from existing stores. we know they are lowering prices to attract more customers in general, not just the higher and customers. using its own generic ramps to help drive traffic. >> it is a dangerous store. >> because every time you go in there, you spend hundreds of dollars. >> remember, part of the reason they missed is they are lowering prices. >> this is the issue. value as opposed to premium pricing. >> do we all live in an amazon world? >> that is part of it. gourmet magazine i read cover to cover. one of the most 50 influential women in food. she is with food 52. whole food earnings may have tanked but war -- oysters. cowboyssuggest naked with organic spinach grown as an idea. they are all the rage. can they expand out to a greater part of america? >> i think that has been happening for a number of years. nowre at that point right where we see where it can go.

on page 190 of your report you say that, "transparency is one of the foundations of ance." tic govern and i couldn't agree more. the american people hasn't given the american people even a rough estimate of how many people have had their information collected under section 215 or how many numbers have been collected. under current law the government doesn't have to. i have a bipartisan bill that would fix this. the surveillance transparency act. it would mean that we -- the government would have to say how many numbers, how many people's numbers have been collected and how much of -- how many have been queried, how many people have been queried. recommendation 9 of your report echos my bill. it says the government should give the american people more detailed report about section 215. what specific information should be included in these public reports, do you think? do you think this reporting should be required by law? anyone can take this. mr. dempsey, mr. medine. senator, i think the recent the recent, you know, agreement by the justice department to allow companies to

i'm delighted to join the atlantic council at such anc interesting and exciting timeth for the transit like relationship. trans-atlantic economyor, in particular.puty so as a former governor come ambassador and deputy u.s. trade representative, not to mention a career in business i'm aware e an a company, state or relations between sovereign nations. the transatlantic trade and investment partnership that the united states and european union are currently negotiating has the potential to become the largest trade and investment deal ever negotiated. covering fully 47% of global gdp. along with the united states' efforts to promote trade with many countries across asia and latin america, through the trans-pacific partnership, tpp, ttip represents the most ambitious american trade agenda in at least a generation, if not ever. moreover, trade liberalization represents one of the very few bipartisan goals and policy priorities that are left here in washington. for those of you who are interested in actually getting things done. despite the overwhelming economic benefits on the table here at

on page 190 of your report you say that, "transparency is one of the foundations of ance." tic govern and i couldn't agree more. the american people hasn't given the american people even a rough estimate of how many people have had their information collected under section 215 or how many numbers have been collected. under current law the government doesn't have to. i have a bipartisan bill that would fix this. the surveillance transparency act. it would mean that we -- the government would have to say how many numbers, how many people's numbers have been collected and how much of -- how many have been queried, how many people have been queried. recommendation 9 of your report echos my bill. it says the government should give the american people more detailed report about section 215. what specific information should be included in these public reports, do you think? do you think this reporting should be required by law? anyone can take this. mr. dempsey, mr. medine. senator, i think the recent the recent, you know, agreement by the justice department to allow companies to

really good position to take advantage of that, but right now it's difficult given sort of guide fre anceou see better prospects for a company like nutrisystem. why? >> to be clear, we are involved in nutrisystem. we have no position in weight watchers. you know, we think a company like nutrisystem, which offers weight loss advice in addition to a weight loss program, food, has an opportunity to take advantage of what could be a real let's say legislative tsunami coming out of the cms to allow for weight loss counseling to be reimbursed or some element of that to be reimbursed by the states or federal government. that's going to take time to play out like everything, as you know, with our government. things get complicated, but, you know, the affordable care act i think is trying to recognize what really plagues our country and obesity is one of those things that really plagues our country. >> and, keith, where does that leave an herbalife? >> herbalife? >> yeah. >> well, you know, herbalife is a different business model. it has different things. everyone is sort of lined up differently o

ance: thank you, speaker. this week we recognize the work of the tireless advocates for rare diseases. i have the honor of serving as the republican chair of the congressional rare disease caucus. i consider it a very important responsibility as part of my service here and in honor to -- and an honor to work for new innovative treatments, new technologies and to build an atmosphere of appreciation and understanding on capitol hill of the hard work of all the patient advocates. their passion is often driven and care of loved ones, their personal stories are profiles encourage. hearing from countless advocates, many of whom are here in washington this week, gives the members of the caucus renewed energy and purpose. events held during rare disease week highlight what has been accomplished and what still needs to be done and there is a lot to do but we will do it together. i am working on important legislation in this area, the bipartisan modernizing our drug and diagnostic evaluation and regulatory network, or m