european union is trying to put in your life and if you're going to go to the union ok keep going arial keep going. so i'm saying is that russia is expanding billions and billions of dollars to bring your crane into the eurasian union if the majority of ukrainian people don't want to do that but this policy of russia pulling i have been sucked into the united states' involvement. may bring to the breakup of ukraine that will bore us through russia breaking you're going oh ok that's a new one here ok ok mark. let me go to mark willacy terribly marcus you know it's very interesting because our history get our history straight ok let me switch and finish wasting when you made your point it's russia's fault marcus that i go to london what notice things it's russia so you know the euro when the ukrainian said no the elected legitimate government of ukraine said no to the association agreement what happened let's remind our viewers russia stepped in and said hey why don't we have a trilateral discussion here where everyone can be a winner here let's give me i'll give you a good example canada

university of california san francisco, ucsf, san francisco health improvement partnership, especially arial vargas who has been a great community asset in building broader alliances, especially in low-income communities. and i also just wanted to say on the national level besides ucsf the center for science and the public interest, the california center for public health advocacy, harold goldstein and others, and roberta friedman and kelly from the yale rec center for food policy and obesity have been really great advisors. i also wanted to say on supervisor avalos's introduction to hearing on the children's fund i hope i can be added as a co-sponsor as well. and i know that from your work with coleman and margaret's efforts over now 23 years ago with the original prop j which i was strongly supported in the richmond district from 1991 when norman yee led the campaign for the re-authorization, i believe in 2000, right, norman? that it's been a community-based effort. so, my hope is that dcyf, the school district, the mayor's office really join together with the grassroots community coalitio

. >> this is an arial view of pier 96 and the reason that i am showing you this is because of the trees and if you look down and you can count at least a dozen trees and it is part of the forest of the city and part of the forest of the port when i mentioned clean energy and conservation, those are the twin pillars of trying to manage the greenhouse gases but there is a third, and the trees and the vegetation and absorbs the carbon and even though we are admitting the carbon, maintaining the forest is a fantastic way to take advantage of sequestration. the port gardeners are responsible for a lot of this. a couple of years ago, they have documented over 1600 trees, by species and by block. and they are coordinating when they can with the city's urban forester and it was a fantastic effort, again not required by any ordinance or outside agency, but the initiative of port staff, the gardeners did a great job there. calling on the staff report as well, the city of san francisco has made a significant commitment to addressing the climate change through the climate adaptation but also throug

investigators say 62-year-old arial levy was upset her son was arrested by police.he called the department repeatedly and they asked police to check on her. she pulled out what they thought was a real gun and threatened them. one of the officers opened fire. investigators realized the gun was fake. they say they found a handwritten note indicating she wanted to end her life. >> all san jose state students may have to go through diversity train, one of the possible recommendations of a task force that met last night in response to four students being charged with a hate crime for allegedly bullying a black student. the group will look at what rules, policies and procedures need to be changed or if new ones need to be created. student who is attended say they are glad the task force is working to make changes but they think san jose state has a long way to go. >> san jose and the bay area diverse population but i think as far as having knowledge about the different cultures it's very different from just having statistics. yes, we're diverse but you know, with our know

director brennan, you have spoken frequently about the unmanned arial vehicles and program the president at ndu in making one of the more detailed accounts of the criteria that's used in those, otherwise known as the drone efforts. you've tried to increase transparency in the program. one way that a think would increase transparency and public accountability is if we could publish an annual report that identified how many combatants were killed through the use of an armed, or unmanned vehicles, and how many noncombatants were killed. that seems to me a very limited value in terms of information to our adversaries, but in terms of public accountability and being able to correct the record at times when there are misleading claims, misleading casualties, it might be beneficial as well. is that something you could support? would that be another effort, transparency, that we can make? and with that, in your view, as in mind, be a fairly diminished value to our adversaries? >> i think it would be a recommendation that would have to go through the intercession and i would be a participant in t

the crowd in the men's arial. germany holds the most gold medals. russia and the u.s.have won the most in total. ryan chilcote joins us to break down what we need to know. justyear ago, profit was under 6 billion. it came in at just under 8 billion. iron ore contributing 6.5 billion of that nearly a billion. it is a diversified mining company. rice is in the second half of the year jumped by 15%. if you look at the seaborne china of which -- dominates about 70% to 80% of the market. the demand for iron ore continues to grow in china. the bad news is, this year, in less than two months, prices have fallen by about seven percent. we have looked at the numbers and the forecast is that the price is set to fall every year for the next four years. -- that is notng good. chinas part of rebalancing its economy. modernizing, stuff like that. bhp could do ok. they are a low-cost iron ore producer. they could ride that out better than their competitors. also about cost-cutting. it is an industrywide problem. >> during the boom, all of the mining companies made money. they ported

hopefuls in the women's halfpipe. 17-year-old arial gold with to withdraw. many highs, so many high highs and low lows for the u.s. team. >>> one more look at the medal count for you. thanks to the latest cross country event where one bronze. norway racking it up. adds to its total lead with 12 medals, four of them gold. followed by canada, netherlands and united states. >> next up michael dunn taking the stand in florida's loud music murder trial in his own defense. could his fiancee's testimony have a bigger impact on jurors. we're about to get this case. >>> plus, catastrophic, mind-boggli mind-boggling, historic. that's what forecasters are saying about the storm marching across the south and now heading east. can power lines hold up against the onslaught of the snow and ice headed its way. a live report just ahead. i'm nathan and i quit smoking with chantix. when my son was born, i remember, you know, picking him up and holding him against me. it wasn't just about me anymore. i had to quit. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix (varenicline) is