the european union, as an organization winning the prize last year. others thought that was not a very personable choice -- pers onal choice. this article pointing out that yasser arafat and yitzhak rabin won it in 1994. there choi -- their sentence, "one man's freedom fighter is another man's terrorist." >> tell us how the nobel committee informed the opcw that it had won. >> very much appropriate to this segment. it was via twitter. they were trying to contact the opcw all morning. perhaps there was no one manning or womanning the phones. >> personning. >> "please contact us." that is hopefully the reason they did not respond. apparently they had the same problem the previous day with alice monroe for the literature prize. -- alice munro for the literature prize. 10/11/13 10/11/13 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] >> from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. the nobel committee has decided the nobel peace prize of 2013 is to be awarded to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons, opcw, fo

the ray vens have long prided themselves as an organization that is strong on defense and can always run the ball on offense. coach john harbaugh eluded to that in his press conference today. the defense played pretty well against the packers yesterday. allowing just one touchdown. the running game of the ravens never got going. that's become a reoccurring problem. >> it's become a particular and at times frightening scener for the ravens. flacco getting sacked five times. along with that, ray rice and the run game going nowhere, ranking at the bottom of the league. >> we're just not getting the yardage and the increases that we need right now. we're kind of unsuccessful at a lot of other things because of that. >> nothing is simple. it can be fixed. we have the guys to do it. i really feel strongly about our offensive line. i think we have the men for the job. coaches and players, we have a great group. we have some depth in there too. there's some things we need to clean up. >> while the ravens search for answers we asked you with our wjz fan cam what do they most need to do to imp

now the of understanding of where i came from, allow me to tell you where i like to see us as an organization, industry in the future. i would like us to grow in three broad areas. first, the business of mba. real estate finance, it relies upon our borrowers and the state of the general economy. we live by the business cycle and some companies have died by it. it is the reality of the world we live in. the businesses that survive are nimble enough. mba must be able to do the same. ourl rely on the success of members and must prepare the best we can for the inevitable downside. us, mba has seen its challenges in recent years. through the strong leadership of my predecessors and particular through the strong leadership

. >> as an organ donor he helped save several recipients that holiday season. >> the fact that he gave his organs to someone else is the most wonderful christmas gift ever. my brother was giving life to other people. >> police say they got new tips on this case after a recent plea by butler's ailing father. >> we had a news released a month back, a month and a halfback where the father who was dying requested that before he leaves this earth that someone please help him find the killers. >> his family tells me they are happy about douglas' arrest. they are hoping hunter will soon be in custody. abc7 news. >>> a 12-year-old boy is now in a coma after being hit by a car on a freeway in oakland. witnesses say the boy with autism in his pajamas was walking from lane to lane on 580 early this morning. chp investigators are trying to figure out how he ended up on the highway. they found the boy's mother. the driver of the car that hit him will not be charged. >>> two dogs that strayed into a rural brentwood property were shot to death, not killed by a shovel as first reported. he originally

. >> as an organ donor he helped save several recipients that holiday season. >> the fact that he gave his organs to someone else is the most wonderful christmas gift ever. my brother was giving life to other people. >> police say they got new tips on this case after a recent plea by butler's ailing father. >> we had a news released a month back, a month and a halfback where the father who was dying requested that before he leaves this earth that someone please help him find the killers. >> his family tells me they are happy about douglas' arrest. they are hoping hunter will soon be in custody. abc7 news. >>> a 12-year-old boy is now in a coma after being hit by a car on a freeway in oakland. witnesses say the boy with autism in his pajamas was walking from lane to lane on 580 early this morning. chp investigators are trying to figure out how he ended up on the highway. they found the boy's mother. the driver of the car that hit him will not be charged. >>> two dogs that strayed into a rural brentwood property were shot to death, not killed by a shovel as first reported. he originally

important component, financially to the port and the election of the operator is critical to us as an organization, and staying financially, viable. well, while the numbers are important, what also is extremely important, is the inner dependance and to the visitor experience and to have an operator that is totally focused on the financial component of it, we do need to have someone that has the operational know how and skills, and customer service skills that allow us to have a good, posive relationship with our existing tenants and plus the visitors who come, and visit the port every day. and so, it is an example, we have the fisherman's wharf restaurant and the tenants and the exporatorium and the cruise operations and the events and the tenant and just the people coming down to visit. so, as a basis for this proposal, we have come up with a minimum bid amount and this will be the bid required by the operator to ad least, meet this minimum bid, and this is for the minimum monthly base rent and so i have broken these down into five different lots, you can see on the sheet here. and we have got a

as an organization is strong enough to defend the process that it just embark upon in syria and that it can ensure that this is indeed this process it is indeed completed in a responsible way even if it means that deadlines are extended because at this point of time in a certain western powers and says that the deadlines have to be observed i think deadlines are important and obviously as you mentioned previously every single declared possessor state of the chemical weapons convention has missed their deadlines to date so deadlines are important in this particular case because of the civil war in the urgency that none of these weapons be lost or diverted or stolen by rebel forces or anyone else in the region syria is a poor country it needs financial support and it needs technical support from the countries that have long experience doing this now russia the united states japan china so we all need to pitch in and the o.p.c. of you is only as strong as the member states and so what i've said many times is we need at this point to support the opi stub you in the united nations. an ame

. >> as an organ donor he helped save several recipients that holiday season. >> the fact that he gave his organs to someone else is the most wonderful christmas gift ever. my brother was giving life to other people. >> police say they got new tips on this case after a recent plea by butler's ailing father. >> we had a news released a month back, a month and a halfback where the father who was dying requested that before he leaves this earth that someone please help him find the killers. >> his family tells me they are happy about are hap douglas' arrest. they are hoping hunter will soon be in custody. abc7 news. >>> a 12-year-old boy is now in a coma after being hit by a car on a freeway in oakland. witnesses say the boy with autism in his pajamas was walking from lane to lane on 580 early this morning. chp investigators are trying to figure out how he ended up on the highway. they found the boy's mother. the driver of the car that hit him will not be charged. >>> two dogs that strayed into a rural brentwood property were shot to death, not killed by a shovel as first reported. he ori

process grief and sort of, i guess own what happened but also, thinking about how to move forward as an organization. >> reporter: investigators put thought alert saying they're looking for an asian man had his 30s. they think he works for the hospital they can't find him. they're hoping he'll see this and come forward. >>> a state hearing officer ruled pg&e's legal team should be fined in kweks a pipeline record scandal. an administrative law judge recommending $6.5 million based on a finding pg&e failed to properly notify regulators about incorrect records related to three gas pipelines. record keeping problems cited as a factor in the explosion in 2010. >>> two massive pieces of a construction equipment turned up in the east bay following a theft we reported. the excavators taken from clayton and found near byron in eastern contra costa county this, is part of a costly trend. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman has the story. >> it's not the kind of item you'd stick into a hip pock writ to walk with. a 20,000 pound, $130,000 cater pillar. excavator. yet two, disappeared near clayton last week, much

how do you as an organizer, a former organizer, if you ever become a former organizer, understand howate mass mobilization around an issue that can seem as abstract as some office somewhere might be reading some stray e-mail of mine. >> well, it's hard work. i think the first thing is you can't do it alone. first obligation of any organizer is to bring other people into the movement to get other people involve. ed. >> and it's through that sort of building of community, bringing people together, forming kind of a coalitions and that you build power eventually. that's the basics of organizing. >> do you think that we're going to see more of this? i think the line he said about everyone's a reporter is deeply true in a certain sense. 20 years ago, this overheard conversation would have been an awesome story that you got to tell at a bar. now, it's on the "today" show the next day and there's a degree to which everyone is listening to everyone else is increasingly a baseline truth of american life. >> yeah and it's interesting. i would have to ask is that are you returning to something?

havens in the tribal areas of pakistan and of course it has changed a lot as an organization in recent years but you know it's shifted to other parts of the stories in his day and also in the way. that they can do cross border attacks go ahead john continue i was just right well i was going to say that you know this idea that there's a sanctuary in pakistan there's no longer a sanctuary for terrorists in afghanistan and the one in pakistan i mean yes it's the only way that it threatens the united states is that they can do cross border attacks on occupying forces in afghanistan there's really no threat to the homeland the u.s. is not tough and requires. go ahead go ahead in philadelphia lynn jump in i understand that u.s. is u.s. is not talking pakistan because the pashtuns are also in pakistan you know the pashtun live on both sides of the borders and they've been there for two thousand years so you know a war against the taliban is basically a war against the pashtuns and you know they make up nearly fifty percent of the population so you can't kill them off so you know they will rem

as an organization is strong enough to defend the process that it just embark upon in syria and that it can ensure that this process it is indeed completed in a responsible way even if it means that deadlines acts that well i think deadlines are important and obviously as you mentioned previously every single. cleared possessors state of the chemical weapons convention has missed their deadlines to date russians have missed it missed there's the americans have missed theirs the albanians missed theirs by two months so deadlines are important in this particular case because of the civil war and the urgency that none of these weapons be lost or diverted or stolen by by rebel forces or anyone else in the region it's very important i think that we try to adhere to the framework agreement which means but somewhere in the middle of next summer two thousand and fourteen the destruction take place i think there are a number of issues that really will threaten a military strike if indeed we find that president assad is lying or cheating and i doubtful that he will do that because his life is

havens in the tribal areas of pakistan and of course it has changed a lot as an organization in recent years but you know it's shifted to other parts of the stories in his day and also in the run up to the right in that they can do cross border attacks go ahead john continue i was just right i was going to say that you know this idea that there's a sanctuary in pakistan there's no longer a sanctuary for terrorists in afghanistan and the one in pakistan i mean yes it's the only way that it threatens the united states is that they can do cross border attacks on occupying forces in afghanistan there's really no threat to the homeland yes it's not tough and requires. go ahead go ahead in philadelphia lynn jump in i understand that u.s. is u.s. is not talking pakistan because the pashtuns are also in pakistan you know the pashtun live on both sides of the borders and they've been there for two thousand years so you know a war against the taliban is basically a war against the pashtuns and you know they make up nearly fifty percent of afghanistan's population so you can't kill them off so yo

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chico signed up as an organ donor as soon as she was eligible and donated organs saved three lives. doctors declared her brain dead. >>> time now is 6:15. governor brown will sign a bill today to allow undocumented california immigrants to get a driver's license. lobbied for the change so immigrants can drive without fear to be pulled over for a ticket to get them deported. issue driver's license to undocumented immigrants. taxi drivers may file a lawsuit to stop competition from the ride sharing companies. the san francisco association said the taxi will meet today. suing companies like lift, side bar, and uber. they voted to regulate ride sharing companies to require they have insurance, criminal background checks, and vehicle inspections. >> do you know what day it is? a connecticut school wants to ban a phrase from a popular commercial! guess what today is? it's hump day. whoo whoo. >> teachers say the popular geico commercial has become a distraction, so they banned students from saying the phrase it's hump day. >> everybody is walking around and saying it's hump day in that we

process grief and sort of, i guess own what happened but also, thinking about how to move forward as an organization. >> reporter: investigators put thought alert saying they're looking for an asian man had his 30s. they think he works for the hospital they can't find him. they're hoping he'll see this and come forward. >>> a state hearing officer ruled pg&e's legal team should be fined in kweks a pipeline record scandal. an administrative law judge recommending $6.5 million based on a finding pg&e failed to properly notify regulators about incorrect records related to three gas pipelines. record keeping problems cited as a factor in the explosion in 2010. >>> two massive pieces of a construction equipment turned up in the east bay following a theft we reported. the excavators taken from clayton and found near byron in eastern contra costa county this, is part of a costly trend. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman has the story. >> it's not the kind of item you'd stick into a hip pock writ to walk with. a 20,000 pound, $130,000 cater pillar. excavator. yet two, disappeared near clayton last week, much

campaign in sacramento today the dot works just like the one on your license, december nating you as an organ donor the campaign spurred by the death of officer ken onyoungstorm >> it's a beautiful thing for my kids know their father was able to help others in a concrete way we feel his loss deeply every day. but know something good came out of it. those he was able to save with his organs. >> last september he was guned down on a stretch of highway 680. the suspect killed by officer youngstorm's partner. >> california partnered with seven states to lower air emissions the coast to coast coalition makes up a quarter of the vehicle market, enough to make car manufacturers stand up and listen the aim to put 3,300,000 emission cars on the road by 2025. >> over 9,000 premature deaths due to air pollution the bulk from transportation, emissions and car wez drive every day w this agreement, and california regulations, we're putting clean vehicles on the road. >> health officials listed other things americans can do. saving you money because you won't have to buy gas. >>> just head how well are you

campaign in sacramento today the dot works just like the one on your license, december nating you as an organ donor the campaign spurred by the death of officer ken onyoungstorm >> it's a beautiful thing for my kids know their father was able to help others in a concrete way we feel his loss deeply every day. but know something good came out of it. those he was able to save with his organs. >> last september he was guned down on a stretch of highway 680. the suspect killed by officer youngstorm's partner. >> california partnered with seven states to lower air emissions the coast to coast coalition makes up a quarter of the vehicle market, enough to make car manufacturers stand up and listen the aim to put 3,300,000 emission cars on the road by 2025. >> over 9,000 premature deaths due to air pollution the bulk from transportation, emissions and car wez drive every day w this agreement, and california regulations, we're putting clean vehicles on the road. >> health officials listed other things americans can do. saving you money because you won't have to buy gas. >>> just head how well are you

signed up as an organ donor at age 18. christina's donated organs already saved three lives. days after a dui suspect hit her from the chico campus library. >>> sign add bill that allow undocumented immigrants to get a california driver's license. advocates and immigrants of lodge time lobbied for the change to drive without fear of being pulled over for a ticket which could end up getting them deported. the new licenses would look slightly different. right now, nine states and the district of columbia issue driver's licenses to undocumented immigrants. >> go to sal for a look at the commute. a few problems but seems like traffic is moving along okay. >> we hope this thursday is going to be a good one. if you go out of the house at the golden gate bridge, it looks good. you can see the cruise ship above the clock? that's pretty cool coming through the golden gate. maybe there's tourists on the ship watching channel 2 news, what do you think? let's look at the freeway. the mac arthur maze. no trouble. 880 looks good. 5:15, steve, is the weather good for tourists? >> did my shi

baker remembered stewart as a proud advocate of the county and stewart had touched many lives as an organizer of charitable events and many of us at wusa9 knew her as well. >> i used to work with her. she was the traffic girl at my station in charlotte, north carolina. >> very sad and shocking news. >>> to two tennessee national guard members have been hospitalized after being shot just after 1:00 this afternoon outside a navy base in wellington. reports say a guard opened fire during a fight. one was wounded in the leg, the other in the foot. >>> police are searching for a possible second suspect now in the murder of an oxon hill hotel manager. surveillance video shows a car pulling into the parking lot of the clarion hotel monday night. it also shows that suspect jumping the front counter demanding money and pointing his gun at a pregnant worker. 27-year-old jesse chavez was shot and killed when he tried to help. >>> we've got new information for you on the woman who was shot to death after leading police on a car chase from the white house to the capitol hill. remember that story? it was h

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as an organization, industry in the future. i would like us to grow in three broad areas. first, the business of mba. real estate finance, it relies upon our borrowers and the state of the general economy. we live by the business cycle and some companies have died by it. it is the reality of the world we live in. the businesses that survive are nimble enough. mba must be able to do the same. ourl rely on the success of members and must prepare the best we can for the inevitable downside. us, mba has seen its challenges in recent years. through the strong leadership of my predecessors and particular through the strong leadership of my predecessors, and, in ceo,cular, the former nba nbi state -- and the a stabilized. nbi is on the upward trajectory. i want to help accelerate that growth. i want to see nba posses of effectiveness, on display every day in washington dc, spread throughout the country. to the d.c. audience, we are to.ed donovan, richard, ed demarco, elizabeth warren, just to name a few. we have achieved a seat at the table and work hard every day to approve our

. >> as an organ donor he saved several recipients that hole -- holiday season. >> the fact that he gave his organs to someone else is the most wonderful christmas gift ever. my brother is giving life to other people. >> police say they got new tips on this case after a recent plea by butler's ailing father. >> we had a news released a month and a halfback where the father who was dying requested that before he leaves this earth that someone -- please someone help him find the killers. >> his family tells me they are happy about douglas' arrest. they are hoping cartier hunter will be in custody. abc7 news. >>> to the bart strike threat now and a big gap separates both sides in the labor talks, but how big depends on who you ask. bart says there is an $89 million gap and one union says it is 30 million. they disagree on how long the new contract should be. bart officials want a four-year labor contract and the unions want three years. talks will resume to prevent another strike that would come next week. >>> two dogs were shot to death and not killed as first reported. he said he beat the

. >> as an organ donor he helped save several recipients that holiday season. >> the fact he gave his organs to someone else is the most wonderful christmas gift ever. my brother was giving life to other people. >> police say they got new tips on the case after a recent plea by butler's ailing father. >> we had a news release a month back, month and a half back, where the father, who is dying, requested that before he leaves this earth that someone police someone help him find the killers. >> his family tells me they are happy about douglas' arrest. they are hoping that cartier hunter will also soon be in custody. >> a 12-year-old is in a coma after being hit by a car on a freeway in oakland. with witnesses say the boy, who has autism, was in his pajamas and walking from lane to lane on 580 yesterday morning. investigators are still trying to figure out how he end ed up on the highway. they have found the boy's mother. the driver of car that hit him will not be charged. >>> a big gap separates both sides in bart's labor talks but how big depends on who you ask. bart says there had an

so what is the court or what is the interim government saying about the muslim brotherhood as an organization? >> two things. first of all the people are very angry with the brotherhood and they want the majority want it an ri gated or they want excluded from the system. the government has not taken the position. the government has said what we saw two days ago was a court decision in response to a complaint from the leftist party. that court decision which you describe correctly is the first degree. the next morning the muslim brotherhood made an appeal and there are three levels of appeal before this becomes final. so the government said we will respect the law but we're going to wait until the appeal process ends. >> rose: obviously people worry about that when will they see a democratic election? >> when will that happen or will there be delay and delay and other people worry that in the end it's the army that is in control as it has so frequently been in egypt and the leadership in the past has come from the military. >> i understand why they drp --. >> mubarak, nassir. >> i understand.

they started as an organic movement, without any real leadership, that was against big government, andfor fiscal responsibility. those things sound good to me. i just hope that they get back to that. and, you know, the important part, they don't -- that we don't cannibalize each other. i think the part that is really dangerous here is that you've got some republicans out there telling other republicans, if you don't toe our line, we're going to come after you. you've got more money being spent with republicans trying to take out other republicans than republicans trying to take out the other team. >> paul, you're not off the hook here either. this -- i'm an equal opportunity offender when it comes to what is going on now on capitol hill. harry reid will not agree to a conference committee. if harry reid and the senate democrats are not going to agree to a conference committee with the republicans, what are they going to do while everybody is lo losing a ton of money. what is the next step? >> harry reid and the democrats tried 18 times over 131 days to appoint a conference committee on

. >> as an organ donor he helped save several recipients that holiday season. >> the fact he gave his organs to someone else is the most wonderful christmas gift ever. my brother was giving life to other people. >> police say they got new tips on the case after a recent plea by butler's ailing father. >> we had a news release a month back, month and a half back, where the father, who is dying, requested that before he leaves this earth that someone police -- please someone help him find the killers. >> his family tells me they are happy about douglas' arrest. they are hoping that cartier hunter will also soon be in custody. abc7 news. >> a 12-year-old is in a coma after being hit by a car on a freeway in oakland. with witnesses say the boy, who has autism, was in his pajamas and walking from lane to lane on 580 yesterday morning. chp investigators are still trying to figure out how he end ed up on the highway. they have found the boy's mother. the driver of car that hit him will not be charged. >>> a big gap separates both sides in bart's labor talks, but how big depends on who you as

cardinals, including sean o'malley from boston, it was always considered top down, the vatican as an organizationg i want to give some more power back to the local bishops, back to the local churches. that's radical in church terms. >> it is. he even described his own leadership style in that interview that's now only a couple of weeks old that we're still unpacking with the jesuit magazines of the he said when i was in charge of the jesuits i realized i was leading auto contractually and i appreciate the value of collegiality, listening. i need people around me to help me make better decisions. >> having said that, everything we hear from inside the walls of the vatican, and he told people to stop gossiping by the way. there were some people who were nervous. they have been there a long time. they're much more conservative an this pope seems to be. i asked dave gibson from the religious news service about how these conservatives are dealing. this is what he told me. >> 30 years now they have had it pretty good. there's a lot of dissention there about this pope, a lot of concern that he's undoing

pop culture it's becoming more and more sort of the butt of a joke it's an ex it's known as an extreme organization i mean one of the things i mean i guess kind of all of it all of us are kind of children of greenpeace when i look at our when we look at our ages here i mean i have nothing against you know greenpeace stopping people killing baby seals and protecting dolphins and corpuses i mean i all we all like that ok because we think that senseless here but isn't this really just a promotion. and on the sidelines of the apec summit that's just wrapped up on the indonesian island of bali russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov took some time out to speak to r.t. and an exclusive interview he discussed the situation around syria. police as the dismantling of chemical weapons is not enough to put an end to the bloodshed while extremists continue fighting in the country so had to our web page for that full interview also my take from you and our position t.v. station under attack in the valdai it's this it station was set of plays at. masked man chased away a security guard was photogenic is an hour

pop culture it's becoming more and more sort of the butt of a joke it's an ex it's known as an extreme organization i mean one of the things i mean i guess kind of all of it all of us are kind of children of greenpeace when i look at our when we look at our ages here i mean i have nothing against you know greenpeace stopping people killing baby seals and protecting dolphins and porpoises i mean i are we all like that ok because we think that senseless here but isn't this really just a promotion greenpeace generally has been fairly can fool to balance to. go with this particular incident in the game. it went. further than it should have been legally but it didn't really do anything particularly violent. and on the sidelines of the apac summit that's just wrapped up on the indonesian island of bali russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov took some time out to speak to our exclusive interview he discussed the syrian crisis. the situation really deteriorating. groups will be opposition or are becoming. more and more. and he says of the dismantling of council weapons is not enough to put an answer to th