they're here to this land make as much money as they can and get the hell out. you're watching the weekly here on r t top stories now this our politics by the people the no force regime change that's what international powers now see as the remedy to syria's bloody civil war but rebel groups say it's unrealistic. isn't in spain shout a breakthrough off to go as in germany's angela merkel into accepting a bank bailout scheme forcing her on the defensive at home. and with a budget in the sun to devise a police request in london to turn himself in and be extradited to say he'll stay safe in acquittals embassy until a decision is made on his asylum request. i'll be back with a news team with more on those stories and in the meantime it's the latest installment of technology update exploring how russia is getting its rail network up to date of the twenty fourteen winter olympic games in sochi. hello and welcome to technology update geographically massive countries like russia their advantages in efficiency the braille based transit or as big as the states themselves

we treat it as a prejortive. we even call it mental health care as opposed to health care. in a sense, we segregate it. as you know from 50 years ago in the battles for civil rights, who wanted to drink from the colored water fountain? who wanted to go to be treated differently? mental health today is in a similar circumstance. where people are segregated. and what that ends up doing is adding insult to injury. if you have a depression, like mary had, if you're battling, you have the added insult of a society that doesn't accept this as a legitimate illness. and, therefore, you feel shamed ofns the depression. as you know, piers, not only did my cousin mary suffer from this, but our returning veterans, many of whom are resorting to suicide as the only way out. it's just unacceptable, piers. we need to come up with a different attitude towards these mental illnesses so that we don't make people feel when they're trying to get help that they're -- it's unacceptable to get that help. >> tell me, patrick, i mean, you are a member of the kennedy dynasty. often described as ameri

but do you think you can accomplish as much as a dissenter than as a journalist? >> yeah, it's not a question that i've asked. because the question is, "what do you have to do?" i certainly knew after 15 years at "the new york times" that running around on national television shows denouncing the war in iraq was, as a news reporter, tantamount to career suicide. i mean, i was aware of that. and yet, you know, as paul tillich writes about, you know, "institutions are always inherently demonic, including the church." and you cannot finally serve the interests of those institutions. that for those who seek the moral life, there will always come a time in which they have to defy even institutions they care about if they are able to retain that moral core. and in essence, what, you know, "the new york times," or other institutions were asking is that i muzzle myself. >> but all institutions do that, don't they? >> all institutions do. >> intuitively or explicitly. >> that's right. and i think for those of us who care about speaking, you know, the truth, you know, or if

it can be as high as $10,000.bay area city fire officials are taking extra steps for the fourth of july. double and allows the sale of safe fireworks. officials there say they're safety measures are even more important this year. >> while residents were gearing up to buy fireworks, fire officials here in dublin are also getting ready. this is allocated deputy chief. >> we will have seven extra companies on. that means we will bring in 21 extra firefighters. >> he says with a fireworks permissible in this city, and basically pull in extra staffing on the fourth as a precaution. the clear, they're dealing with another concern, drybrush created by a lackluster winter. >> the lack of rain fell kept some of the grasses down. holy rain has caused the grass to grow quite a bit. we are concerned with the brush. >> he says the extra crews, especially the ones that specialize in brush fires will begin to rome after nightfall and to be on the ready in case a fire does a fast. cost and >> of many cities ban fireworks because

it's pretty much as expected as well.s follows an earlier flat unemployment statistic in germany but a tick up in italy to 10.8%. the german reading is 6.8%. nevertheless that unemployment rate remains at the highest level since the creation of the euro zone as well. greek may retail sales down 10.3% year on year after the revised 13.3% drop in april. so the annual fall isn't as bad as it was in april, but it's still up pretty awful. kelly. >> thanks very much. let's look at how the u.s. futures are trading as we approach the start of trading session. the dow joennes is pointed high and the nasdaq by 6 points and the s&p 500 trying to gain a couple of points as well. the global 300 gives a sense of the action we've seen in the session so far. not a lot of major news moving things around. we're following worsening unemployment figures out of the countries in the euro zone. we look at weakness in spain's fiscal position. closer look to see how they digest the news. the ftse is down 0.2%. the cac is holding john to a gain fo

get a ambulance here as soon as available. all suspect, male, unknown race, black camouflage aspect with gas mask. we may have a number of people dead. >> if they are dead, leave them. we are in a mass casualty situation at this time. >>shepard: unthinkable. one of the nation's deadliest mass shootings in recent history. trace gallagher with more on the suspect including reaction from the family. and adam on scene in aurora, colorado. my understanding, adam, this suspect was just standing there and police walked up and that was that? >>reporter: yes. james was captured easily. he was sitting in the theater. if you look at the screen the suspect walked in from the emergency door on the right according to a witness. and he walked up the aisle. walked out. that coincides with what police say. they captured him outside standing basically by the car outside the emergency exit. if you walked to the front door to the actual area where the seats are and out the back that is where you would find him. he was stand there with the weapons

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as long as mohamed morsi has been sworn in as it gets a new president after taking the oath of office u.s. president barack obama sounds good well wishes to the leader backed by the muslim brotherhood and promised further support for egypt's transition to democracy but as more important i reports as lobbyists in power will likely raise concerns across the atlantic. egypt's revolution began with tens of thousands into here square and it became a success shortly after washington sided with the anti-government opposition by stepping down as a response to the egyptian people's hunger for change america's indorsement of change has paved the way for the muslim brotherhood to become egypt's strongest political force the international organization is considered to be one of the world's largest islamised movements and mohamed morsi has reportedly called for a constitution that is based on the koran and sharia law in the case of egypt we're taking a piece of the board that was one of our pieces this is what the you tube was one of the strongest american assets in the middle east to for many yea

as soon as they got away to safety, the vehicle exploded. the fire department is still not on scene. before they arrived there was a taxicab driver who had attempted to break the window and he was unable to and it got so hot that he retreated. these men did not retreat. they did not hesitate. they did not think about running. to this day, this person is able to wake up in the morning and look at his family. for that break, you are being given the silver medal of valor. [applause] capt. eric vintero and officers heppler and carrasco. >> good evening. i would like to introduce officer troy carrasco and william elppler, october 3, 2011, police dispatch put out a call of the stabbing that had just occurred. several richmond units began responding to the scene. officer robert long are right first in salt a suspect standing in front of 16th avenue. he saw he was holding his right hand in was dripping with blood. he also observed there was blood all of the sidewalk in front of the victim's house. he rendered first aid and so stayed with the victim.

as count gunmen armed opposition as civilian casualties even though they are carrying weapons and they're taking part in the armed uprising at the same time we've been hearing other accounts that the syrian army had allowed time for the residents of this village to evacuate it was only after the rebels refused to surrender the intensified the opposition is portraying these latest developments as having a strong resemblance to may's houla massacre that claimed one hundred eight lives most of them children and women at the top of the opposition reported governmental shelling but later strong evidence emerged saying that most of the victims were actually supporters of president bashar al assad you and your mission here in series two unable to establish exactly who was behind this massacre in both cases news has come while the un security council was about to consider vital decision on the country's future violence continues to rage all across the country damascus has been reporting that a large number of opposition fighters have tried to enter syria from abroad and it is the foreign backing

and as dr. dulaney said, then when south carolina is redeemed, you begin to lose your knowledge of robert smalls. >> i agree with my colleagues, but i want to take a different perspective and say that i think that robert smalls is the name at least is well recognized by young people. they might not know of all of his accomplishments, but they would recognize the name very much as they would recognize the name of harriet tubman. so i think that in many ways he had been recognized. again, they might not know all the details associated with him. >> to come on up to the side here. >> i would like to add a very small part and attempt to add to your question. >> please. >> one of the unfortunate problems in terms of history is that we don't have visual identification of us as a people in most cases. so in our school systems, there are no visual imagery of the great robert smalls. and if you don't have visual imagery in your schools and in your churches, then our children, the generations of children a

the second, as much as bob stevens described, is the combat ship. we have a lot of interest in the systems that are engaged there for radar and a variety of other activities all of which will turn on whether or not the number of vessels -- commission for production and contracted will be engaged. uncertainty for an for a period of time which therefore takes whole upets and defers them until there is time certainty. and the third is the united states coast guard. often recognized as a very strong support element of the defense establishment and national security overall, we produce most of their helicopters and a good number of their cargo aircraft. all of which by contract at this point have a prospect of being deferred given the very small maneuverability that this particular agency has for their capital accounts. we don't know what will be. so trying to estimate the number of peoples will be not impossible to figure out what would be involved here until we see what those exemptions are as well as which programs in specific may ultimately have to d

but hold this thought as well -- that behind this fourth of july holiday are human beings who were as flawed and conflicted as they were inspired. if they were to look upon us today they most likely would think as they did then, how much remains to be done. with those contradictions of american history in mind, this seemed a good time to talk with khalil gibran muhammad. he's made them his life's work. muhammad grew up on chicago's south side, a member of the first generation of african americans born after the victories of the civil rights movement. he's the author of this award-winning book, "the condemnation of blackness", which brings the past to bear on race, crime and the making of urban america, and connects today's headlines to their deep roots. he was teaching history at indiana university when the new york public library asked him to head the schomburg center for research in black culture. >> i decided right after college that there was nothing more important to me than learning about african-american history and culture, really being able to learn firsthand the experiences

doesn't have to go deep into details as to who was identified as who nor does it have to clarify the definition of the word militant in this context as seen by the obama administration and according to the obama administration all military age males in a strike zone count as combatants unless there is explicitly intelligence possed humorously proving them innocent so someone has to prove their innocence after they're dead president obama lawyer by background personally approves the kill list now how does the administration get away with this take no prisoners policy double speak is one of the ways illegally executing people is fine as long as you call them militants as pointed out by the london based bureau for investigative journalism it's very hard to reveal exact numbers they put the total of civilian civilians killed in drone strikes in pakistan at around eight hundred whereas if you believe the new america foundation chart it's half effect analysts say the reports by pakistani officials are not always reliable because of their dubious position on the one hand the cast of glee al

the contract consists of both oversight of the navy's remediation program as well as the -- as well ashe authority and property negotiations with the navy. this is an increase of $238,400 from the previously authorized amount. amec geomatrix is expected to work on items related to oversight of the navy's remediation program at a cost of approximately $20,000 per month. the contract will continue to be paid on time and materials basis and turmoil be extended through june 30, 2013. the budget analysts has recommended approval and pointed out in the report that the contract was previously governed by titlist purchasing. in january 2012, the board of supervisors rescinded titus as a development agency and they're bringing it back into compliance with the city purchasing policy. we're asking this committee to approve this amendment now as it's critical for the service and oversight of the navy activity go on uninterrupted as we are fast approaching the first substantial transfer of property from the navy to the city. furthermore, the importance of retaining continuity of the navy's environm

as dr. kandel described earlier, this is a disease that attacks the motor neurons that i'm dealing with now. but obviously since diagnosis earlier this year on march 13th, i have learned a great deal about this disease and that actually i am kind of an outlier of an outlier disease. whereas usually it affects mostly males 55 to 75, and at age 27 i was 10 years younger than when lou gehrig himself was diagnosed. so life before diagnosis was very normal. athlete, three sport athlete, in high school, went on to play boston boston college where i captained the team in '07. as we'll see in a video here, i was 6 foot 2, 225 pounds, you know, cut out of granite and ready to roll. so --. >> rose: cut out of granite. >> that's what somebody told me once. but so i was able to-- . >> rose: put some wood on the ball. >> as will you see here, that's what i, what i wanted to do with my life was play sports and continue on. so -- >> swing the bat today with a lot of confidence. >> only had one hit in the t

the architects as well. i also want to thank mayor lee and borrow a bit of a moniker that has been applied to him. he gets it done. what better example than what we are seeing today. thank you, mayor, for making that a reality. [applause] those of us who knew jimmy herman new habra -- know how proud he would have been to see this. he was one of the people that embody the best of san francisco, bringing people together and making sure that we do things as well as possible, that we create jobs can bring people along as we move forward. this is such a fitting tribute to a man that embodied those goals for all of us. you have heard about all the wonderful things here taking place. job creation, we have exceeded goals in terms of local participation. another thing that is near and dear to me is creating a sustainable and green structure. we have done that here with our cruise terminal. it will be the most green cruise terminal, i think, in the world. we recycle the gray water, energy efficiency. i am not sure wha

one of the things we have not asked for use as those amendments and as the entire package moves forward, we hope that supervisor farrell and supervisor campos can come on board as co-sponsors to make one large tent. thank you very much. supervisor kim: thank you. >> tim, i am here on behalf of the housing coalition. i wanted to express our strong support for this, and he is right, that would be wonderful of come. i wanted to speak also to the integrity of the negotiations that got us to where we are here, and i appreciate your comments on this. i think that it is no sure thing that this is going to pass. there will be organized opposition to it. there always will be. it would be great to win this one. finding a dedicated source to fund the housing affordability has been the holy grail of housing for many years. this is a modest step but brings us closer to that. i think that to the extent of staying close to what the term sheet is, )] campaign, which is what i think is going to be quite interesting, to see how we get this thing passed. it is overdue in badly needed. but i hope you will

we then, though, both gladly note that today we stand together as inseparable friends as we have force together, we fight together. we do the same with our brothers and sisters to our north with canada in war and in peace. our relationship with britain and with canada have changed, and our navy has changed as well. the mission of our fleet has expand and grown expo tentally more complex. we still keep the sea-lanes open four all that those conduct commerce, but our responsibilities spread to every corner of globe and we work in every corner of the globe with our allies from britain and canada. the challenges of the world now, both actually and potentially, are immeasurable variable and multi-dimensional ranging from conventional warfare to irregular war to cyber and humanitarian aid and disaster relief. 200 years has not changed the fact that the vast majority of the world's populations live near the sea, that a vast majority of the world's commerce travels over the sea and that we are counted on to keep the peace and our sea-lanes open. to deter aggression and when needed to win the

as far as autos, honda. then, of course, we have mega banks. and then from the telecoms, soft bank, which is one of the carriers of apple's iphone. so a lot for investors to take in. tokyo stock exchange is going to be a very busy place later today. back to you. >> and keeping you busy, i'm sure, ramin. now, as ramin just mentioned in his report, japan's unemployment rate improved in june. the internal affairs ministry said the seasonally adjusted jobless rate stood up 4.3% 37 the number of people without jobs was about 2.9 million while people with jobs stood at over 63 million. separately the labor minister says it marked its 13th straight month of increases. 82 positions were available for every 100 job seekers. the labor ministry said the job situation is showing signs of improvement in some areas, especially fukushima even miyagi prefectures. partly due to construction demand after the disasters of last year. ministers say they will continue to work on creating jobs. >>> that's the latest from business this hour. i'm going to leave with yo

as mr.y said, we require responsibilities so everybody takes personal responsibility to make sure that if they can the want to insure themselves, so what? so the rest of us don't have to pay when they get sick. if they need help, as mr. romney said in massachusetts when romney care wasdopted, a model just like we have adopted for the nation, it's important to make sure that ty get some help. that's what that bill does. in addition to that, we have made sure that people didn't have a serious illness and have the insurance companies, not government bureaucrats, not the government, but insurance companies say, you're too sick. we are not going to cover you anymore. i will tell my friend, he and i ha a radically different view on what the consequences of the -- this 31 votes that we have had, that the gentleman knew were not going to pass the senate, knew the president wasn't going to sign, and knew you didn't have the votes to override. you are making a political point. i understand that. there

as long as both parties are essentially in agreement on that, as long as the democratic party decidest's not an issue, it's very hard to put it at the center of the agenda. >> i don't think the democrats have decided it's not an issue. i think the democratic party has decided it's not a fight they want to have. it's not worth everything else that they want to go after. the nra is so strong and there have been so many moderate democrats elected from states where the nra is very popular, where guns are used recreationally, utah, north carolina, virginia. democrats in those states do not vote for gun control measures and as somebody who covers congress, gun control measures don't move. this is not a topic that is ever discussed. it's legislation that's rarely introduced. it certainly rarely passes. even when a member of congress was shot at her own congressional event -- >> there was no movement. >> nothing. >> i want to bring in, joining us from boston is dan gross, the president of the brady campaign to prevent gun violence. thanks for joining us. piggybacking on what was just said, it

government is as opaque as ever. it's good to have you with us here on our to today. live in moscow the u.s. military chief says the fighting in syria's largest city of aleppo will ultimately be quote a nail in president assad's coffin leon panetta is currently on a tour of the middle east promising to continue to push for the departure of assad the commercial hub of aleppo has been the scene of fierce battles between syrian regime troops and antigovernment forces for more than a week now both parties view the fighting as decisive and likely to define the country's fate with the u.s. and its allies are slowly condemning president assad for the civil conflict the standoff is getting more violent on both sides and authorities oksana boyko reports now seeing more and more youngsters getting involved. young minds burning hearts bad blood while the syrian conflict often comes across as a power struggle of grown man on the ground many of those who fight and die are in their late teens early twenty's. this group of f.s.a. snipers operates in a deserted town forty kilometers

the washington wasn't happy about it they're going to try and keep it as big as possible and as important as possible because otherwise iraq gets outside of our sphere of influence and that is the last thing that washington wants we spend currently. about as much as the rest of the world combined on our military six times more than china the next pop so so much of what we do is wasteful but it puts money in the pockets of really rich military industrial complex or organizations and corporations. and other drain for the american taxpayer is the ongoing conflict in afghanistan their infrastructure restoration is falling far behind schedule and costing much more than originally estimated jason dates from anti-war dot com attributes this to corrupt authorities and poor planning of how funds are spent. in afghanistan we've got the same problems we have and iraq but we also have the problems of government corruption being much worse throwing money at it with very little idea where it's going to go or if those programs are going to be successful is is just a recipe for that money being stolen or

but those are truly anomalies as far as i can tell. haven't seen any evidence of that to -- >> thank you. would anybody else like to comment on that? >> thank you very much. i think it's very important to distinguish the importance of what has happened over the past eight years. at the height of the market, 60% of mortgages were originated by mortgage brokers. the majority of whom were professional lenders. however, we all know that we saw many problematic nontraditional subprime loans. we also saw issues where appraisers were working exclusively with companies such as ameriquest or brokers and overvaluing properties. the intent of the home valuation code of conduct was to ensure that arm's length transaction which was part of the path. we agree it should be changed. the reality today, jumping forward to today, is some of the unintended consequences of efforts to improve performance in the marketplace. appraisers tell us when we ask them about valuations given to consumers, with regard to accuracy issues, in the past they would have a

well as social participation. in addition, we will be working with the centers for medicare and medicaid services to develop, refine, and strengthen policies that promote independent living among all populations, especially those served by medicaid. we would also look with cms to promote home and community-based services and support. last but not least, i will be remiss if i forget to mention that may is also the time of the year when communities across nations come together to celebrate the older americans month. the proud tradition that shows our nation's commitment to recognize is the -- recognizing the contributions and achievements of our seniors. the theme for this year is "never too old to play." we want to encourage older americans to be engaged, active, and involved in your own lives and in your own communities. in closing, thank you so much for inviting me to speak at your summit. we wish everyone the very best, and we want to commend san francisco for again launching this important event today, and that

smooth as possible. we have a tremendous amount of focus on this. i guess probably the one key is again helping us in terms of funding to make sure that we have the funds necessary to complete these evaluations and give them the assistance they are going to need once they move on. that is the key area for me. >> outside of funding is there a legislative fix that you are looking for? >> at this point i have to tell you, think we have the pieces we need. we just have to, i mean, we have got large numbers and we have to do with them but the programs are in place. the assistance is in place. we just have got to make sure that we provide the resources necessary so that we can do what we have to do to help them. >> thank you. >> mr. wittman. >> thank you mr. chairman. secretary panetta and secretary shinseki thank you for joining us. secretary panetta i want to ask you how we can better align military to civilian jobs in transition especially as it relates to licenses and certifications. out give you a great e

not as long as we are here. senator landrieu. >> thank you, senator harkin, for your extraordinary leadership and willingness to share such a personal and moving story to underscore the importance of today. i thank senator mikulski for her tireless leadership and enthusiastic leadership in continuing to fight hard for this amendment which was adopted. secretary sebelius for leading the nation at a transformational moment for all of us. the goal of the affordable health care act is to help our nation to become healthy, more healthy, and in being more healthy we can be a more prosperous, economically vital nation. it is a blessing when the citizens are healthy. and it's truly a blessing when the women of a nation are healthy and the mothers of a nation are healthy. because as senator mikulski pointed out and secretarycy billous -- secretary sebelius, women are the primary caregivers of the nation. the healthier the caregivers are, the better the nation going to be. it makes so much sense. it's a shame this was all

we'll rejoin him as soon as we can as well as the news conference we're waiting on. as adam said you can see a scrum of people beginning to gather under that tent. adam thought there were witnesses who had shown back up to the scene of the crime, survivors, people in the theater during this hideous massacre. we are, you can see people are jockeying for position. the police chief is there. we believe soon they will step up to the microphone and give an official statement on what they have learned at this hour. our trace gallagher of course has been following this story all morning. he joins us live from our west coast newsroom. what is the latest, trace? >> reporter: a couple things we're looking for in this news conference, alisyn, we have heard from police this morning the suspect, james holmes, is no longer cooperating which is odd because as soon as they located him he gave up weapons, semiconductoric rifle and handguns and there were ex-plos systems inside his -- explosives inside his apt. as we learned last several hours it was booby-trapped. they're now in the

soon they began to as many as two funerals a day.quickly, quick way we knew that this was an emergency and we had to pull out all the stops. we expressed our grief and took comfort in the aids quilt. we had renewable indicates the moral growth. 25 years ago, when i was elected to congress, my first speech on the floor of the house, i said i'd come to congress to fight against hiv and names. [applause] after my comment, some colleague said to me, why would she want society aids to be your introduction to the congress of the united states. why did you say you came here to fight a quiet eye aside, i said it because that's what i came here to do. [applause] but recognize that was the sign of the time in washington d.c. meanwhile in san francisco, we were at ground zero as a side of the aids assault on our house, on our economy and community, on the lives of our dear friends, with death, denial and discrimination against those with the disease. aids was not only challenge to a scientific article professionals, it was a challenge to the co

>> as far as i know. i believe the dhs has a role to play in that spirit the faa could play a role there too. the expertise are not designed for that. >> in the report they said they directed the secretary of home with of security to the gsa to provide for that security a sense of risk domestically and develop a national policy. i think you have some company there in terms of agreement. i find this to be a bit of a no one is minding the storm. dhs should be stepping up to the plate. they failed to even bring witnesses to testify on this important issue when you had a terror plot disported at the united states capitol less than a year ago using one of these uavs. let me ask you this. you have identified a real vulnerability with these domestic uavs. tell me what would be your nightmare scenario in demonstrating if a terrorist or some other malicious person wanted to exploit the system. >> currently i am not terribly worried. this is only about 13 pounds. they could do some damage. i am not terribly worried

dear as . if we're going to have sanctions why not impose on sanctions on these armed groups that are creating mayhem in their country it is not only our so that is very clear over the last few weeks and one can't simply see it that this is justified because of who they are fighting no gets to know the syrian national council is the favored group of the western countries the only way of work is what you are seeing in the discussion constitution constituent assembly and that it is now obvious that the west is not going to let go because they are affectively backing the people who are opposed to any negotiate so talk terry galley refugees inside syria meantime are also feeling the impact too of war with some losing their lives as bitter fighting between rebels and the army spills into their camps up to twenty palestinians have reportedly been killed in the latest incident increasing calls then for an end to attacks on those who want to stay out of serious internal crisis . has more on their pligh

as soon as it was known, it was dealt with.blem is coming out now. >> when you have derivatives trade, it is shouting out across the trading floor, their convictions prior to making a request and submitting it. does that not say something about the culture at barclays? >> the fact that the supervisors did not raise it further is wrong. >> mr. diamond, you seem to be in a slightly parallel universe. surely must realize how enrage people are that you took that reprehensible behavior. it is actually criminality. we also know that the -- presumably their own personal reward was linked to about profitability of the bank. what would you say to that? >> in terms of the fax, what is the question? >> did you live in a parallel universe to the uk? >> i will just say it again. the behavior that came up between 2005 and 2007, and there were two instances after that. there have been none since the investigation started. it was wrong and reprehensible. it makes me angry. it makes me disappointed. it puts a stain on the organization. 14 trade

a long gun as well as two hand guns. but he was not in any kind of batman costume at least according to one witness. he was indeed heavily armed. >> corbin dates was inside the theater when this gunman walked in. he is with us now from aurora. corbin, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> place yourself inside the theater. where were you in relation to where this gunman entered in the front corner? >> in the theater i was sitting in the second row from the screen about five feet away from when the gunman came into the theater. >> so you came very close to him. what did he do as he walked in that theater? did he point the gun in your direction? >> as he walked into the theater the gun was not pointed in my direction but he did throw a gas can into the audience behind me. i thought it was part of the movie as a stunt and the gas can went off and then gunshots started going off and then i went to the floor to try to crawl my way out. >> what did you hear after that? i understand if you're on the floor there is not much y

one of those six children is as young as 6.ery chill iing news coming outf aurora, teens, adults alike going out to see this new batman movie. >> another update. as soon as "news4 today" continues after this. >>> breaking news at 6:29. a 24-year-old plan in police custody accused of killing 14 people inside a movie theater while you were sleeping outside the denver, colorado, area this morning. >>> we're told this 24-year-old suspect is about six feet tall. this according to witnesses was wearing some type of a riot helmet and goggles, all dressed in black. we know that 50 people, at least 50 people, were injured in this attack. six of them, we know that six children are in the hospital. one of them as young as 6 years old. their condition right now, unknown. just incredible turn of events that has happened. this is just about 20 miles away from columbine. let's mention that this morning. >> this was inside a screening of the new batman movie there in aurora, colorado. police still on the scene there now. nbc news special repor

supervisor chiu: i want to thank dph as well as dbi. the three systems really move this forward for the community. obviously we all care about this. thank you. supervisor mar: grace? >> good afternoon, supervisors. thank you very much. we appreciate the intent and the motivation behind this ordinance. yes, we would appreciate more out reach. we appreciate how important and significant it is. the cost of construction and th. will support the legislation. -- we support the legislation. thank you for your time. i am looking forward to talking to staff. thank you. supervisor mar: so, seeing no other public speakers, public comment is closed. supervisor chiu? supervisor chiu: a couple quick comments. i want to thank the members of the public who commented on this. we have been reaching out to different departments. the more we do that, it can only be helpful. i had a conversation with the head of the rba dimension there were concerns about whether we were impacting the rain water retention mandate, and i want to make clear impacts all progra

they plan to collect as much as 600,000 dollars.ill stablation adjustment is what it's called and it allows them to charge customers whether they have power or not. but only with the first 24 hours period of that outage. so if customers went without power longer than a day, they are not going to be charged. representatives from bge say the fee will be less than 50 cents per customer. >>> a sheriff in arizona is holding a news conference talking about the ongoing debate of the president and the birth certificate. he is expected to reveal what he says is the result of a cold case posse supposedly finding barack obama's birth certificate and eligibility to become president. he has long believed the birth certificate was a forgery. >>> a 15-year-old in washington state has criefer's permit -- driver's permit that can get her into any bar cement was given the license legal -- bar. she was given the license legally. she was born in 1991 making her 21. she says she thought it was cool at first and her classmates acted like she won the lott

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i described to them, i come to them not so much as president, as i do as a father and as a husband.> the president also met yesterday with some of the survivors who are in the hospital. mr. obama praised local police and other first reponders for their efforts. -- first responders for their efforts. president obama is now in the bay area after visiting colorado he has a busy day head. amy hollyfield joins us live from san francisco south of market area where the president the night >> reporter: he did. it is slowing down monday morning business here significantly. check out this example behind me this food supplier trying to do his daily business but first he has to get through the secret service. unloading his truck so they can get a good look. even hotel workers are not being allowed to park near the hotel they have to park outside the perimeter and walk in. this is because of a very important visitor, president obama who arrived at sfo at 8:15 last night, he the night at the inter-continental hotel. he will believe this morning and head to reno then he will fly back to oakland fo

by canal as the sun. we have some very incredible pictures now we want to share with you of a lucky escape indeed after a road smashed in the or in russia take a look this four digit was shot by a passenger bus driver you can see the bus here. just wait for it you see this truck caught on you go and of course it's worth fueling station several people were injured amazingly because this. nothing serious in the number of damaged cars but he unscathed scaped i should say on skates not a scratch and that's despite to have a vehicle speeding right at him and with nowhere to run as you saw well the miraculous survivor well now testifying as a witness to the incident we're going to take a short break and next we meet up with the people filling up healthfully i want supermarkets in america are throwing out that's after the headlines. today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are old today.

well as images. of disturbing development a protester has apparently set himself off fire during protests in tel aviv this is as thousands of israelis have gathered for nationwide strikes markie. a year since the start of a movement for social justice the man is now being treated for serious injuries in the hospital now campaigners in israel hope that the anniversary will give a second wind to their demands for better public services such as health education and housing one activist she joined us earlier from the heart of the protests she says that the movement will not die out until israelis see real change all over the seasons and the committees who are held by the government who are completely cosmetics their real change the. name of being by the government is trying to put us down by not really doing any kind of change after one year but we're not going to go back home we're going to keep on spending in the streets and keep on fighting until that will be a real change in israel people left wing a

as we expose they are we in and as if they are gaining power but what is absent sixteen is the position the position has achieved to spread panic and fear and now we've the sense minister and other high ranking officials killed him a suicide almost cost we can on this time of the regime is. if we get more and more difficult for the regime to control the situation in the very heart of this. area and the latest the latest reports we have to maria suggest that at least six people including that of the syrian defense minister have been killed in this massive explosion at a security building in the heart of the syrian capital artie's more information i know you'll stay safe we'll speak to you soon thank you. you're watching our three live from moscow israel's facing fresh political turmoil after the largest party in the country's parliament quit the coalition government of prime minister benjamin netanyahu that agreement was over the drafting of ultra-orthodox jews to the army comes at a sensitive time for the israeli government policies paula sleep explains. at the current moment the status

washington was unhappy about it they're going to try and keep it as big as possible and as simple as possible because otherwise iraq gets outside of our sphere of influence and that is the last thing that washington wants we spend currently. about as much as the rest of the world combined on our military six times more than china the next up so so much of what we do is waste for but it puts money in the pockets of really rich military industrial complex. organizations and corporations. well the stories that we're covering on are always available on our website dot com there's also a plenty of other video news there as well including a russian anticorruption campaign. is being charged with investment in a case that it's called. plus an absent minded musician is. left on board a swiss train is ultimately returned to its own. wealthy british. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser report. from steve. dot com. it's good to have you with us here and it's here today europe's finan