officers would look for impaired drivers as well as unlicensed drivers.l it was publicized check points, reducing the number of accidents up to 20%. between 6:00 christmas eve and 6:00 yesterday morning their officers arrested 94 drivers suspected of being under the influence. during that time there were no dui-related traffic deaths here in the bay area as we are still waiting on last night's numbers. tomorrow the state senator jerry hill will announce a bill requiring all drivers convicted of driving under the influence to install the ignition interlock device in their vehicles. 24 states currently require these devices for first time convicted dui drivers. california, they would have a four county pilot program including alameda and sacramento counties. as we would ring in the new year we will also be ringing in the new state laws, including their consent laws, which requires the colleges and public schools to enforce that policy that only in a firmtive yes means consent to sexual activity that there will be a new law in response to the drought, suppor

well, as far as schedule goes, the project here and not really seeing this as three streams of work but as-needed and i wanted to complete the environmental project and we have a few steps to get there and we are aiming to get there in the fall of 2015, but we do want to advance the initial construction phase or near term project and get started by the conceptual engineering this winter and be ready to construct the elements as early as 2015 and on to 2016, 17. and at the same time, we have also want to be advancing the full project, and we believe that we can start in the engineering in the spring, and next year, and we will be ready to start the conceptually phase for that project. >> and leads me to the allocation, fund request, to the sfmta the amount requested is 870,000, and really it is 90,000 for the participation in the environmental phase with, 480,000 for planning of those near term improvements and this frees up 390,000 from the existing appropriation and it will put towards the review of and the identification and to address the staff costs as well as the team costs for

the painting began to decay as soon as it was finished.n other heroic enterprises, like michelangelo's tomb for pope julius ii or bramante's designs for the new saint peter's, the ambitious scale of the project itself doomed it eventually to incompletion, reduction, or transformation. yet if we look carefully at the fragmented remains of the last supper, we can discern a complex work. christ sits stable and calm at the center of a storm. the disciples surround him as though rolled back by a burst of energy, each reacting in a different way to the accusation, "one of you shall betray me." the disciples are young and old. they give expression to their feelings, but they also express the idea of the first christian mass. a monk witnessed leonardo at work in the monastery of santa maria delle grazie in milan. "many a time i have seen leonardo "go early in the morning to work "on the platform before the last supper, "and there he would stay, never laying down a brush, "painting without eating or drinking. "then three or four days would pass "wi

it is our intention to continue prevention work as broadly and as creatively as bobble so as to reach our goal of eliminating sexual assault from the military. our focus is truly on reinforcing a climate where sexual assault is seen as acceptable not just because it's illegal but because it is counter to our correspondence values. at this point, i'll be joined by the department's highly qualified expert dr. nate gal barth who i'm very fortunate to have as my partner in this effort and we'll be happy to take your questions. lolita? >> two things. one on the retaliation you've all addressed that quite a bit, but obviously, last year's 50% spike, do you think that played any role in the fact that there was a lot of retaliation and that there was only a -- there was a smaller increase this year year that the%, do you think that the retaliation issue tamped down reporting to some degree over time, and how do you address that with -- these are officers, obviously, it sounds like who are -- who people are claiming are retaliating even if they're first line. are they -- do you add training? h

well as by far, and as well as by bicycle and i am a member of the richmond organizations including the director of the planning association for the richmond and the coalition of save ocean beach, and the friends of the lands end and as such i think that i have an understanding of what the community is interested in regard to the efficiency and the development of the brt and personally and professionally, i am a avid follower of clean technology and i am the clean technology attorney and i also have extensive back ground in construction law, including public works and i understand that the transportation, technology very deeply and i understand the energy efficiency issues deeply and i understand the risk management and the business operations such as i believe that we can provide the useful oversight to insure that the brt process is efficiently and effectively played out for the benefit of the richmond district residents, as well as the whole of the city thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> and any other candidates? thank you. >> there is open up for public comment, is there

it would, as he put it, type me as a woman. well, i responded with what i hoped was saint irony, it probably wouldn't come as a shock to most of my colleagues and what, after all, were my alternatives? but, of course, i'd missed his point. the point was academic credibility and to establish that i needed a real subject. he suggested negotiable instruments. we compromised on contracts, a field where i languished for seven years until the law school got a new dean, and i got ten you. -- tenure. it was a lonely life, although my colleagues were well meaning and unfailingly polite, they were essentially clueless about what it was like to feel the pressure and isolation of being one of two women on the faculty. some couldn't even manage to keep the two of our names straight. even though there was no physical resemblance between us. i was short and blond, the other female was tall and brunette, and i was never sure whether to correct the colleagues who occasionally called me barbara. these experiences might not have been so hurtful i

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well as far as the over all agency's effort but we are on a very strong path. i think that your guidance and your support over the past year have been critical to our agency and to our staff from the leadership on the policy aspects of the transportation plan and the investment proposals from the t2030 plan all the way to the staff proposal and it has just been a pleasure working with you and your staff and we want to thank you very much again for your support. >> thank you. >> okay. so we will take that roll call vote. >> okay. >> on item three and four. >> public comment. >> okay. >> items 3 and 4, commissioner avalos? >> aye. >> cohen? >> aye. >> pa mar? >> aye. >> the items pass. >> thank you. >> and again, thank you for your great work this past year. our next item please? >> item 5, introduction of new items this is an information item. >> where we did talk about reviewing the steps for next year and, so i think that we can possibly put forward as a personnel committee item. >> okay. >> and so now this item is opened up for public comment. any member of t

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as far as morale here at the agency, this is a tremendous workforce. as i said. i had a session with the agency workforce yesterdaye and i talked about the importance of the mission and of the cia's mission is as important today as it was before this report came out and it's going to be even more important tomorrow. one of the great things about this workforce is it's able to focus on what it is they're asked to do. the cia officers are operating in some very, very dangerous places and doing this on behalf of fellow americans. so there is some concern and disappointment about what has happened. there certainly is concern about the misrepresentations that they think are circulating now out in the public. but they are determined to make sure that they're able to do what they need to do. what was the third one? >> i'm sorry. the discussion of the -- [ inaudible question ] >> i think that has been looked at quite a bit over the years and people take actions at the time when the what they believe is the right thing to do. i'm going to leave it at that. >> martha radda

much as you can. saw with mh 370, that data tracking, they had the lowest form or lowest subscription rate with the least amount of parameters. other airline ss -- safety should have no price on it. and the cost of the system should not be a question as far as price being the driving factor. factor. >> is it that the industry is not mandating airlines enough to do this? if there is a regulation that said everybody has to get on board with this about do this would that make a difference? >> i believe so. it definitely will drive the airlines to mandate them to take this kind of action. >> so the governments are not responsible at this point? >> the governments are definitely responsible for enacting regulations and implementing them. the faa can't stroke a pen sboernt say you're going to start doing this. you have to have an implementation period. you have to have some sort of certification or basis and, you know a minimum standard for which the airlines to have to at least abide by. 2020 has been a ta

and as far as the schedule, we are still tracking towards the end of 2017, and as we discussed before, we are looking forward to the start of the structural steel here shortly and work on mitigation activities to speed up the election if we can. and consider what we have discussed before down the road. and this is the slide that we show you each month, and you will see that the trade packages that were approved in last month's meeting on the eleventh of september and representing the mechanical and plumbing, and fire protection, and in there as well as the small change orders, and there is one credit back into the construction as we work on closing out the bse contract. and some changes there, and that worked and did not need to perform. and as far as safety, statistics, i have yet and i have found out now that officially the state and the feds don't actually update the previous years, until the end of the next year. later in this year and early 2015, but relative to safety, there were unfortunately two first aid incident and one last time incident, and this yes, working for the reinf

it does get back to that as soon as tomorrow.ay wednesday will be fairly decent rain makers are on the bay enjoy today the heading of store shopping areas that you needed to do that and because so what saturday sunday to is the date it done right back in the rainy stuff as we get into to lost contractor gets them and then a few showers here there he sprinkles north bay a couple on seven cruise mounds of all the while looking relatively mild right now wider view you conceive a lot of moisture streaming in southern california edison still off the pacific still smiling there and this was the kick in our direction comes tuesday bring more weathered rid of dealing with as little break and then the last just one day >> : to cook right now is resuming close to miss this showers in the north by dealing with at the moment. statues mounds as i said now is to tackle it this afternoon we see temperatures warmup album wild they right now is relatively calm outside. catadromous fish is a conceive 54 in oakland 52 don san jose 5457 in the north

and i think that one of the issues and i wish that supervisor kim was here, is as long as these are around, we will never, ever be able to... (inaudible) because they are not cap able of going to the transbay terminal and a few other points, but the plan is to refurbish them as new. and it is a serious issue because when they were new, they were zero emission's compliant and if we do an engine swap, we can do three things, we can improve the performance and we will be able to reduce pollution by 90 percent and since we are reducing emissions we now basically become qualified to get a quality management and district grants, which is not even being discussed here. so, in closing, i would just say, right now, we are looking at this and we are wasting $9 million altogether and there is at least 3 million coming from san francisco. and it is in one of the attachments in my e-mail it points to a document and you can see that there, and these are a complete analysis of the benefit of reduced emissions and also costs, but the costs go up and the locomotive,, and that is the only down side, thank y

and it does not quite as much. infancy that lasts all day as well >>george: both directions have been shut down since 1020 minnesota northbound lane were opened up however southbound lanes remain close to what the sea its feet this estimate they will build it lays reopen the 2730 even with the northbound lanes we are jammed up try to get up and out of scotts valley this morning on highway at 17 northbound to the scene is track delays as well interstate 80 sure freeway is time to slow the ride their problems the slow traffic has improved just a little but not much substance 80 so into the corridor to differ a 80 southbound africa south they traffic except for the traffic on 17 the seven is legit to sit on 11 northbound the jive * not that bad running now at about 28 minutes from 85 to 237. >>george: looking at the marin ride here 11 southbound at the bay bridge toll plaza there was an incident reported out their ryeland the was a lot traffic is slowed and you concede is a 80 approach which had been lighted and the r

to live up to his early ideals as well as those of the nation's founders. in hid analysis, he said that african-americans, contrary to taney's assertion, had been included in the political community at the time of the founding. but more than an academic criticism of taney's reasoning in the dred scott came in t, "t unjust judge" constituted a rhetorical assault on the character of the nation's fifth chief justice. the author excoriated taney as a malevolent old man engaged in the most nefarious of purposes, a man has untrue to the principles of the christian religion as he was to the ideals of the constitution. in his perversion of the law and of judgment among men." the evolution in the response from the republican republicans was cleared from being hooted down the page of history to being condemned to hell for the decision, to being worse than the worst judge in the history of the english-speaking world, to being next to pontius pilate, the worst to ever occupy the seat of judgment among men. the rush of union victory and the triumph of emancipation made

well as around the country as the executive director pointed out. the kaftd node -- the key is 209 have been delivered for use. there are other statistics about the number that relate to the like columns completion and the structural completion but everything is tracking to the end of the first quarter, second quarter completion of foundry work and the bug stops and the progress is the demolition in preparation for the tiles, the completion of the chid piles and the pylon number 9 that we call it or the piloin for the cable state bridge that there and in the up erright is the lowering of the reinforcing of the steel cage into the second pile goes down over i think it's over 200 feet with the sections of reinforcing and on the left is drilling the standard pile. coming up it continues to be the same work on the horizon that we have been seeing, more steel erection, continue to work on the foundation walls, lower concourse in the eastern zone, off site continue the steel fabrication, and now we're interjecting the mep and f -- mechanical electric, plu

far as flooding is concern. the rain amounts through delaware and south jersey mainly between two and 3 inches and langhorne, pennsylvania over an inch of rain. temperatures mile. even poconos. it is rain and mist every where but as that cold air moves in tonight, it will change over to snow in the poconos where a winter weather advisory is in effect until tomorrow morning at 6:00 o'clock. this morning light rain and drizzle, gusty kinds and temperatures in the 30's. wind chills will fall in the 20's overnight tonight. that gusty wind will linger and our storm is slow to go, more rain and wet snow showers and then we will get back to normal in the seven day. do you remember what normal is? we will talk more about that later in the broadcast but for now back to you. >>> coastal flooding is causing problems along the jersey shore tonight and we will continue our coverage with a look at conditions in atlantic city. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is there with the very latest, cleve. >> reporter: i can certa

lives areood that our marked by sin as well as virtue. failures as well as success.know that there are things that he did that he came to regret. , he recognized that there were things that had happened to him that he said he identified with the fallen, whoever they may be. in lifey at some point is going to get knocked down. i don't care who you are or how rich you are or how poor you are . drugs may pull you down. family.death and your fall down, fall down on your back then you can look up. if you can look up, you can get up. if you can at up, you can go up. [applause] he was on his back, but he looked up. he got up. he came back because god had his hand on marion barry's life. [applause] after we had organized a caravan of seven to go up topeople the penitentiary in pennsylvania and when we came back, the streets were lined with citizens of the district who recognized all the great things that he a done for the people. later asr a few weeks union temple held its festival with thousands of people walking barry sat onmarion the steps of union temple is thousands of

visibility is all right but we're watching for fog as well as. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. the time is 6:22. dangers inside of your baby's cribs. the disturbing new numbers of how many parents are using soft blankets and pillows, despite a warning about possible suffocation. >>> check those babies. too many babies sleep with unsafe blankets. experts have warned parents against using soft bedding in infants' cribs, including blankets, quilts, those bumpers, pi pillows. a survey finds almost half of parents are still using that bedding. it is the leading cause related to death in infants. >> a word of caution this morning before you do any christmas shopping for your kids. the number of children getting hurt playing with toys is up 40% since 1990. a child is treated every three minutes for a toy-related injury, prompting questions about how and what kind of toys? a big factor, foot powered scooters. one doctor recommends your kids wear a helmet, then make sure your kid is wearing a helmet and then wear a helmet. >> good advice. the m

elections will be held as early as january 25.ty that leads objects to the terms of greece's bailout with the eu and imf. >> indonesia says it is likely that a jet crashed to the bottom of the ocean. the airbus disappeared on a flight from indonesia to singapore. just before the plane vanish pilots asked for permission to fly higher to avoid clouds. here is the indonesian vice president. >> we are working hard with cooperation from our neighbors, singapore and malaysia. airasia is a malaysian-owned company. we are working with the navy and air force. we hope all the information -- we expect that we will find the ship and the passengers. >> accuweather says there were storms along the scheduled flight path. >> act in greece, more than 300 pastors have been rescued from a burning italian ferry. police one person was killed. greece says that the fire has been contained. >> in new york, the controversial protest at the funeral of a policeman who was gunned down with his partner. a number of new york city please officers turned their b

he served as director of rand center for global risk and security as well as a professor of the rand graduate school where he serves as associate dean for research. prior to joining rand, he was vice chairman of the nic, where he oversaw the international problems, national intelligence estimates. what years were you vice chairman? >> it was '93-'96. >> so i think i may start there. director of national intelligence james clapper called you to do this job for your combination of world class analytical skills, brought substantive expertise, and a deep understanding of the nic's unique role. i'll ask you a few additional questions, initial questions, and then we'll get into the q&a. and so clearly he called you the right man at the right time. and i think that's absolutely right. so thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> we have a hash tag for this event. that's probably something new in terms of your nic appearances. so we encourage you to tweet away using the hash tag, i apologize in advance for this hash tag, #acdisrupt. with that, greg, let's get started. why don't we start wit

there are paintings in the as rotunda as well.architecture on the arch outside of theit building there's esenta representations of native people there. in other federal buildings across the city,ldin but also in other parts of the city as well, as i'm really interested in a n a bridge that i hope we can talk about called the q street bridge bridge, or the buffalo bridge or the dunbarton bridge that has indian busts adorning each side of the bridge, as well as buffalo along the top. so the visual representations an and the symbolic representations are all over the place. the are throughout the 19th century, as i said, there were dozens and s sometimes hundreds of native delegates, residents and visitors in the city at any given moment. what's really interesting to me moment is the tension between the stories that are being told on the wall, which is one of a uest t conquestha that was nearly completed, a conquering of the west manifest destiny, the y, vanishing indian, very prominent 9th century idea that native people would soon c

so you got a great mixing in the united states as irish scots and singers people as well as people born in the united states for andrations, african-americans, but you find the same mix of peoples over in canada, and so often people's perception is not that they are fighting americans or british but that they are an irish , person living in america with british regiments and not living in canada. in september 1813, a british lieutenant visited an american army camp. he had a message to bring to the american commander, and it struck him as strange when he started meeting the officers and hearing their names. "strange indeed did it appear to me to find so many names familiar household words as enemies. the very names of officers in my own army. how uncomfortably like a civil war." he then bantered with an american officer who just returned from shooting birds. he said to the officer, "much pleasanter support than shooting one own's kindred?" a month later an atrocity by american troops led him to denounce the americans as deserving no mercy in battle. rascals, their worsen frenchman. [lau

the thunderstorm in this case may have been as high as 50,000 feet. there's an awful lot going on in that towering cloud. for one thing, you've got very strong upward and downward motion. these velocities can easily be 60, 80 miles per hour. they're not as strong over water as they are over land. nonetheless, they can be very strong. that could have been part of the issue. another concern is hail. you don't see as much in the way of hail-producing storms over the oceans as compared to land but certainly if there was any hail and is it got sucked into those jet turbines that could have been a problem. another concern is the presence of super cooled water droplets. they exist below freezing. they don't form ice unless they have condensation nuclei but when they attach themselves to something like an aircraft they can freeze and that may have affected the instrumentation. we know that happened with the air france plane that crashed over atlantic ocean, although airbus did take a number of steps to fix that since that happened. we don't know exactly what

it is my opinion that i don't see the impact as great as described as the appellant and their supporters, is this no change, no there is a change and one of the things that this particular design did, that was different, than the adjacent building, is that they are not as set back as it was previously. if you look at both sides, they terrace down and when you have the flat wall it is going to create the issue. >> is it as great as the ver badge that i heard and no in my opinion and i am not prepare to over turn the permit. >> i echo commissioner fung. >> yeah, i took my word, and i was using the echo word too. and i do think that communication could have been a lill bit better and unfortunately we are here now and you guys got to remember that you are going to live on the same block for a long time. and hopefully, this will mean that things will get better from this point and we do see a lot of case and again i am echoing my fellow commissioner that this is a denovo meeting it is not the planning commission we are the board of appeals and it would have been nice to the presentation that

i am more interested in getting us as responsive as we are to private sector as we are a well-oiled machine even in the latest when it comes to meeting the needs of the lobbyists. why don't we get our game on there and let the taxpayer, social security beneficiary benefit as well. >> what is your sense of where david's got the recipe right and where he has it wrong? what are the conditions on when triggers are in the public interest and when they are a sequester, shot in the foot and maybe other body parts. >> let me raise a little question about the whole uncertainty framework and then i want to throw one more thing on the table that wasn't discussed which i think goes to what may be more current topic. first of all, i think that, as david said, we have binders of triggers that never saw the light of day. but the question is really, is it fundamentally about actually economic uncertainty or is this more intelligent people understanding that we love democracy but the limits of our democratic system to act quickly and with speed to serve economic situations generally and building in ways tha

well as 21 plus port locations in more than 9 states as well in the prince columbia as you can see from the organizational chart the top level i self-mention the metro corporation because it is really the company between noting list as well as the operating companies but we have 4 operating companies in place under metropolitan steve donor company the metro crews and shore and metro risk management metro ports is our unbelievable and break bulk handling company within the last couple of years we've handled more 10 tons of bulk cargo and expect that to eclipse possible 13 million we've been doing business since mid 2008 metro crews services is our crews oriented business we provided steve doctoring to the crews links search warrants the port and the a.d. i couldn't know to the metro crews is the shore services that provides shores and ground handling as well as special events coordination for the terminals during the slow season not being buzzed by the port term we've been in business since the 1970s first at the pier 35 and now 35 and 27 metro risk management is a claims management comp

that goes for criminality as well as terrorism. but i think the one thing we should probably focus a bit more on is the fact that the security agencies have been quite successful in stopping potential foreign fighters going overseas by stopping their passports. two days ago there were another two arrests of people who are facilitating foreign fighters. and there's been a steady flow of people who have been arrested throughout the year and the past 18 months to two years. so while the security agencies are certainly very active, the government's giving them support financially and legislatively, there is no 100% guarantee of success. >> roger thank you, roger shanahan with the lowry institute. we appreciate you being with us once again. >>> now social media played a very big part of the 16-hour hostage situation in sydney. police monitored websites as captors were forced to post the hostage taker's demands online. we get the details from cnn's tom foreman. >> reporter: from the beginning right until the bitter end, the gunman put so

and the new addition is not as deep as the immediate neighbors, on either side. or as deep as many of the other buildings on the block. >> in particular, miss smith's house currently extends further into the mid block and open space than the permit holders, and will continue to do so, even after the proposed addition. and this is an important point, because although they made a very i am passioned argument she did not mention that her house is bigger than their house is now, and after the addition is constructed, and get the overhead? >> so the, and at the end of the layton home, and after the construction, is right here. you will see that it is in line with the other houses right along this line, and this red space back here is the yard. the red box is here in their yard. >> and the house is not been ex-expanded in the last 28 years while the layton family owned it and in particular, the house has the same dimensions as when the appellants mckency and miller purchased the house and made the renovations, mckency and miller knew that the second level extended beyo

as long as we fund the african security force, there's confidence. the infrastructure provides intelligence. it will be a contained battle. >> the reality is he's leaving 10,000 american troops in afghanistan. is the end of this mission more symbolic than reality. >> the president doesn't define what he means. it's large forces and form agency. there'll be special force, operators working alongside the operators. >> they are small missions, not designed to take and control land. to do a hit once. different to what we see. that's where the president has not defined what the mission will be. there'll be combat from the operators. >> speaking of perspective on this. more than 4,000 soldiers and police were killed in 2014. it was the highest death toll, is the president cutting his losses and ending a war. >> it's 10 a day and not i've yaption. it gets back to the confidences of security. this is a second part of his campaign. he'll get us out, not focussed on conditions. i think by 2016 none of those forces will be there. >> some u.s. officials want the

have seen journalists kidnapped as well as killed. been forced to swear allegiance to the so called islamic tela fate and three journalists gunned down this year, unknown number kidnapped. then there is pakistan, journalists working in the northern providence are caught between local armed groups and army and face frequent taliban bombs and eastern ukraine because those regions saw six journalists killed between may and august and hostage taking, arbitrary arrests seem to have lessened since then and columbia northwest reporters are threatened and kidnapped and murder with almost complete immunity. and al jazeera continues to demand the release of our three journalists in prison in egypt for 353 days, greste and fahmy and mohamed were jailed on false charges of helping the out lawed muslim brotherhood and appealing against their convictions. we are returning to one of our top stories, the siege in sidney, this was the scene a short time ago in martin place, that is where flowers continue to be placed by the cafe where to hostages died

a lion, as long as it has teeth does not retire. lion will continue to hunt until death overtakes it. there's a lion asleep in judea. who will wake him? pewsycat cannot arise lion. it takes lions who roar to awaken a lion that has been trained to think he's a pussycat. now martin king on the last night of his life, and i have to say this as a follower of the honorable elijah mohammed, i grew to love dr. king more in death than i ever appreciated him in life. and it is a grave injustice to narrow that man's life down to some cheap words, i have a dream. they did not kill our brother because he had a dream! they killed him because he was on an evolutionary path of growth and development and if you hear the final words that he spoke, you would know why they assassinated him. but he said i'm not -- that's our problem. we are fearing men. that's what chokes us when we meet the adversary. we talk with garbled speech because we want to win friends rather than tell the truth that justice may come. i'm not fearing any man. i have been to the

well as west bay philipino. this project in addition to supporting the organization and their work is intended to stabilize the nonprofit organization and the nonprofit sector in being able to stay in the south of market while the south of market has experienced tremendous development. in response to the budget and legislative analyst's report we are offering two amendments that, to address the points raised in the report and as claudine delrosario described will give united play requires the flexibility if they decide to move that we are offering amendments that are in keeping with the cac's recommendation to help stabilize a nonprofit organization to stay in the south of market. with that i think the two amendments that we're proposing are resolved for the first recommendation of the budget and legislative analyst's to ensure the city has no liability for the loan between united players and john hommond, so we respectfully request, resolve the city has no liability for the loan between united players and john

great news as far as the morning flow of traffic. the phlegm problem 680 and sunol, exactly the same spot as monday. >> thank you. 6:35. volatility the flame of the game in the stock markets. open for a few minutes. >> yesterday the number up, down, all over the place. scott mcgrew. >> good morning. up for now. check the big board and see how fast that up in's going to move. 62 to the positive. i wouldn't be surprised up a hundred, down a hundred in the next hour. tesla down significantly, after morgan stanley said it was going to cut sales forecasts because of low gasoline prices. now, speaking of low prices, consumer price index came out, boy, are they down. things that we are paying for, costing less. now gasoline is in there, but it's the biggest drop in six years for last month. gasoline included in that. we're not talking about core inflation. but paying a lot less a lot of places which is good news. >> for consumers. >> less money for gas could mean more money for presents. >> more people traveling as well. >>> 6:36. headed ba

as long as things are going well, as long as incomes are rising and there's a certain amount of stability and personal liberties are respected and there's a certain amount of personal freedom, then it's a hard to get people riled up. these things come to the floor when there's a crisis. the governments themselves realize that because during a crisis, during periods in which there's volatility, that's when the ability to act as information, take into the information really matters to people. if you use turkey as an example, turkey was sort cruising along significant economic growth, stability, erdogan deliver this to the turkish people but it was sort of encroachment on liberties as well. this sort of exploded in these protests that took place a little more a year ago which sort of spontaneously develop over what appeared to be a minor issue. the development of this part in central istanbul. people were fighting for information. they wanted to understand what was happening and the government was fighting as well. you can see these dynamics led all sorts of situations come in brazil where t

early as today. they want to know chip's level of interest, in returning to the college game. the source says florida athletic director jeremy foley doesn't plan to interview kelly yet. but plans to make a little pitch. the geathers let the coach will go over the weekends. prime time football play in the pros, miami dolphins came back from temple, down in the fourth quarter to beat the jet on a field goal in the final two minute. jets quarterback smith tried to lead the team to another score, but he was pick off during the drive. dolphins win this one your final last night 16 to 13. >> well the flyers start three-game western swing later tonight against the sharks out in san jose, fly guys lost eight of the last nine and struggling offensively. time to turn it around out west tonight. diana back over to you. >> 5:27. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", bill cosby cuts ties with temple as sex scandal continues to swirl around him. now, one of his accusers opens up in a emotional inte

as soon as you have -- as soon as you have the capacity to collect information on any activity that you're doing, there is going to be a desire to get that information. so it's going to be up to i think the public to be able to say these are the expectations i hold ransparency that for companies trafficking or selling my information. unfortunately, until there is enough of a public expectation of both companies and researchers respecting their information, it's going to be a land grab. >> and, finally, professor gray, joe asked about advice for companies. what about advice for consumers? what would you advise to consumers who feel a little creep factor here? >> it's really tough right now. i don't think consumers have very many options. they absolutely should and always will have options with researchers because they can always come back to us and say that's not okay with me. in all cases, researchers need to be held accountable for their collecting of any information that involves human interaction. that's very -- that is made very clear. we have a mandate to do that. but in the cases of

as an irbil.tion of iraqi forces that will enter into the fight. similarly, we're beginning to establish the training camps elsewhere in the region where moderate sunni opposition elements will be trained as well. that's the significant support we received from the congress -- >> and that's the harder problem. >> it is a harder problem because the partnership that we enjoy in iraq, very clear partnership we enjoy in iraq at a political level, at a security level, at a governmental level, it's not as apparent nor is it as far advanced or developed. determining our partners, ensuring that the process of recruiting, betting occurs in a proper manner. the training and supporting of the overall, that's a challenge and we're only now getting the camps to come to fruition. >> and she mentioned syria which is a hard promise if we don't have a relationship with the syrian government, but the aspirations of isil or daish is way beyond iraq and syria. we've seen incursions into syria's neighbors, but is it n

are implemented as soon as possible.e heard when i mentioned before, if i were to be -- to have the honor of being confirmed, i would absolutely do everything in my power to work to make sure that these recommendations are taken seriously and that are implemented. i think the ntsb has a good and long history of working with government agencies, as well as with industry and i hope with this committee, as well. and i think that if i were to be confirmed, i would absolutely use every manner that is available to me as a member to push for the adoption of that life saving recommendation. but also all of the other ones that are related to rail. and other modes. >> thank you. any other responses? >> thank you very much, senator. i haven't worked on that particular rule, but secretary fox has said that safety is everyone's primary responsibility at the department. and i know that from my vantage point, relationship with ntsb is one of a partnership for safety. and often the recommendations, it is an iterative process to get to a

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many flights as possible, to take as much aid as possible on to the sinjar mountains. and some off the mountains. it will be quicker if they had larger transport planes to take many more people off before winter sets in. >> without coalition help, there's little chance all the yazidi can escape the cold and the fighting. the peshawar and the iraqi air force are doing what they can. many of the people will be left to fend for themselves once winter starts >>> security is tight across iraq where thousands of shia pilgrims are gathering for the festival. it's a celebration at the end of a 40 day mourning period marking the death of prophet mohammed's grandson. soldiers and armoured vehicles are positioned along the route, home to the shrine. the pilgrims have been attacked by sunni armed groups in the past, and i.s.i.l. threatened to target the gathering as well. >> activists in syria say the government attacked i.s.i.l. fighters with chlorine gas. the syrian observatory for human rights said regime forces use the gas to repel an i.s.i.l. assault on the air base, killing

well as low oil prices and economic creation that the country itself is facing as well as hundreds, actually 1,500 kilometers of borders that now the k.r.g. shares with isis. sorry, that's the failed state, i'm not the bearer of good news, but my main point is that there are these two tracks. we cannot focus on the past history and grievances. we need to look at economic structures and institutions. i thank you very much. >> thank you very much. we'll now have our hostess, she is a long-time activist and democracy promoter who has been working reconciliation tracks for many, many years. she is also a fellow here at the foreign policy institute as well as working track two issues at our other sponsored middle east institute. >> thank you very much. i was involved in a track 1.5 national process between 2006 and 2009 in iraq. listen to my colleagues, fellow panelists, it's deja vu all over again. i was bring back to that room involving iraqis many of whom are in senior positions in the iraqi government. it's the same issues over and over again. that should be telling us why national r

they want to stay out here as long as possible.ernoon today local time, and they are still going. you can hear the energy here. >> we're not going anywhere. >> reporter: she says she's not going anywhere. a lot of people here say they are in it for the long haul. today is one day. we're hearing there will be protests throughout the weekend, as well. >> lkyung lah, we'll continue back to you. columbus circle in new york city, demonstrators are gathering there right now, as well. this is right outside the time warner center where cnn has its studios in new york city. so it's not just in chicago or boston, it's in new york, it's right here in washington, d.c., as well. let's bring in once again phillip banks, the former nypd chief of department. spent 28 years in the nypd. watching what's going on, chief, this is a difficult assignment for a lot of police officers. there were about 60 arrests in new york city two nights ago, more than 200 last night. what do you do if you're a cop on the streets? people are simply lying down on the hi

as well as some presidents.ese men wrote about their interactions with the native people in the city. so there will be good material there. another body of sources that exists here that i think is crucial to this project is the collection of tourist guide books and customs manuals from the 19th and early 20th century. my preliminary search for these turned up over 140 in the library. now obviously some of these are reprints. there is a lot here. these tourist guide books were in the 19th century for people coming to visit washington. essentially there is, you know, a short section on all of the different federal buildings, some of the different neighborhoods and things like that. they also contain amazing anecdotes, stories about there was a hotel called the union hotel on the 13th on pennsylvania that was known across the city as indian headquarters because they catered primarily to native delegations. so those guide books are a useful source. beyond that the customs manuals were written by white women -- elite

project as well. and with that, i would like to turn this back over to ... >> thank you, no irregularities or any red flags or anything of concern. >> yeah, thank you. >> i just want to clarify a little bit on a single audit, the federal audit, they took a look at the island ramp and bridge structure the e-fleet, car program, the integrated public, private and partnership and the san francisco value and pricing and regulation study, treasure island mowbility management program, and the congestion management agency planning and programming and the surface transportation program and all of this was funded by federal funds and the audits came back clean and i would like to just mention that it was a huge effort to share with the new implementation happening and i would like to give a heartfelt thank you to the staff and especially (inaudible) hew, who kelley (inaudible) and i mean that this year was one of those years that we had more work than normal and we were able to come out with the clean audit and

cuba has gotten everything that they wanted as far as i'm concerned, as far as the family is concerned, when you negotiate with somebody you win some, you lose some. in this particular case, cuba has won every single thing and the u.s. has lost everything. >> the landmarks for the cuban freedom struggle remain, a republican-controlled congress will keep the trade embargo in place. but the mood to restore ties with communist cuba does mark a definitive break from the past. and america's cuban policy is no longer dictated by little avana. >> a relationship that's been so tortured for the last 50 years has changed in the last 24 hours some of the much has already changed, even opinions down there in miami. that brings the program to a close. remember, you can find out much more of the day's new news on our website. if you'd like to reach me and the bbc team, you can find us on twitter and on facebook, check out our facebook page. for from all of us here at "world news america" thanks so much for watching. i'll see you back here omorrow. >> make sense of international news. at bbc.com/news

that can be firewalls and clearances as much as anything else. we will continue to need to get better along those lines but it's those catastrophic threats. ebola that some people consider one of those things were wmd that we have the capability where the military will respond. we have a force of biological and incident response force. those capabilities are in a defensive mode, not offenses and there are laws that govern those kinds of things. the military can just do it sometimes and that is why they are asked. dr. wallace. >> general i think you put your finger on everything. you explained the military, the american military tremendous capacity we have been all sorts of varieties. my question is this. i see a total dilemma because what the u.s. military has is an unparalleled capacity in history but the fact that we have that may not necessarily work that well in some parts of the world where as you suggested -- notwithstanding the idealism, in other words there was an exemplary quality and how do we do that? i'm sure the answer will be to tra