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. >> pedestrians aspect, bietighofbu bietighofbu b access and rail and giving our commuters a must chasetart testing trains at the five new stations without passengers. that gives train operators a chance to get familiar with the route before the trains are packed with riders. silver line officially opens at noon next saturday. >>> well tonight we want to tell you about an unprecedented move against tobacco. how the death of one man led >>> new video from inside a shep wreck will be evidence in a historic manslaughter trial. this is footage from the costa concordia, the cruise ship that ran aground in 2012. 22 people died when it capsized. italian officials charged the ship's captain with causing the wreck and then abandoning the ship. he'll go on trial soon for manslaughter. but right now crews are still removing the wreckage, they expect to tow the ship back to port by monday. >>> a florida jury has slammeded a tobacco company with one of the largest verdicts ever. they're worried more than $23 billion to the widow of a long time smoker who died of cancer. jurors came to their decision

b. access to your office or. hello there welcome back watching a weekly here on r.t. international now hor top see results suggest the palestinian teenager abducted and killed in jerusalem this week was burned alive palestinians by his murder on far right q.h. settlers his death sparked face clashes across the nation with police in jerusalem using tear gas to disperse crowds. i. was also spread to some arab towns with stone throwing crowds roaming the streets is the teenager was murdered in revenge for the killing of three jewish teenagers which israel blames on how mass israel arrested hundreds of palestinians and raided thousands of homes while trying to find them wiemar hamas is offering to hold rocket attacks on israel television stop shelling gaza. by. the killing of the palestinian teenager also sparked public and rage in the u.k. scores of people gathered outside the israeli embassy in london there to show their anger at what they say are rising levels of racism and violence the crowd chanted slogans calling on israel to stop attacks on palestinians and discuss

b. access to office. with the economic ups and downs in the final months they belong to the deal and the rest of it will be every week on all things. do you believe that people in your brain should have been. given an opportunity to vote to have a background on whether or not they want to sign this agreement michel a number one i mean looking good the public opinion poll i don't think really that is that divisive as you say my number two. i'm up against her for and on and particularly where of sure if arindam if you sort of pasta part of your super initiative to. let's say and then brussels then nothing it is up to the people to decide. most what minute deal. with people who are you to know what you have the air raids ordered by kiev devastated a small village in eastern ukraine are correspond reports from the scene only hours after. the deadly attack. while in the ukrainian city of kramatorsk residential areas subjected to heavy artillery fire overnight with reports of more civilian deaths and injuries.

b. access to your office or. well go back to the kaiser report imax keyser time out it's hard to bitcoin jesus otherwise known as roger vera he's an angel investor in many many bitcoin companies including block chain dot info bit pay crack and more roger welcome finally to the kaiser report thanks for having me all right so good going jesus i mean this is an idea that you were one of the very first to get into bitcoin years ago now and of course when people get into bed call it as you have and as others have others it becomes almost a spiritual awakening and but it centers on this idea of freedom in many ways monetary freedom political freedom could you just speak on that for a second roger sure i fell in love with bitcoin about three and a half years ago because once i understood the what the queen was and how it worked i realized that it's the first time in the entire history of the world in which no anyone can send and receive any amount of money with anyone else anywhere in the world without having to ask for

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this is going to help them deal with that because they can't afford it should they not been b able to have accesso figure out a solution to that issue. >> and now, and now washington state. so they are the second state to allow recreational marijuana, but, you know, the amazing statistic we were talking about, there is 24 shops across the state setting it. so what is going to happen there? >> i think you will see more shops come online, more dispensaries, erin, a reason why you have so few is washington put up all kinds of red tape in a way that's more, much more than colorado. colorado has plenty of hurdles that dispensary owners need to get through to open there, but nothing like what we're seeing in washington, and a lot of people say that's really good because as this industry moves out of the shadows and becomes more main stream, you have to have the proper rules in place. you want to make sure the right kinds of laws are on the books and make sure the dispensary owners are abiding by all the rules. so they are taking things slow. >> it's probably really good for that one own near seattle, t

dan rather the former anchor c b s evening news and of course with access t.v. dan i understand the president is no one from the administration or is the president and first lady going to be a little bit but we think. all things considered probably the right to call because well because there's so much going on in the soviet union including the persecution of gays and lesbians but there's only a part of it it wouldn't be very difficult for him to go in my judgment but i have no doubt it was a close call on his mind because after all the olympics with most of his in very special category and you try to lift above nation for that matter international politics but in russia at the present time just not possible. ok we have a situation this country at present is unpopular with congress on whose popular was a hero in america. well it's a good question maybe united do a book where of all the heroes on i think there are a lot of heroes and i think the cop who walks the lonely beat in a tough neighborhood by himself and my hero i think the single mother with three kids

. >> people coming out to raise money for access, that is what we're all b everybody should be able toead something if it is in brail. everybody should be able to be safe, without curbs falling over, and everyone should have an interpreter to be able to sign. >> the the goal of the event was to raise 30 you this dollars to help find a cure. >>> we will update you on how much they have raised, great event. we had a beautiful weekend to do it, sue which is the the good news there. >> and we are grateful for it. especially smack in the middle of july, having a break from humidity, that is a good thing. we have a good forecast for the beaches today. we had cloud cover over the weekend. we will see more sunshine today then we did over the the weekend. a few clouds here and there. temps in the mid 70's. easterly breeze at 10 miles an hour. 72 degrees is your ocean water temperature. low rip current risk. uv index is a eight. so we're watching this system to the south and high pressure system that is off to the north east of us, that is bringing in some clouds over the ocean, the circulation

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. >> he said if it was an issue that we'd be able to obtain access to a legal library on "a" or "b" yard. >> cattera works on a committee called the men's advisory council, a liaison between the inmates and prison officials. armstrong works as a porter and also as an aide to handicapped inmates. >> i got paid 33 cents an hour, make about $46, $48 a month. i owe restitution for my crimes against society. so it's 44% restitution. so i get like $26 a month. >> cattera and armstrong don't dwell on the families they've left behind. they rarely get visitors. but for some other inmates who are married, kern valley offer s conjugal family visits in a private setting. inmates who meet the prison criteria are entitled to spend one 46-hour visit every three months with their spouse and family in a private, secured facility. >> you can't be a sex offender, you can't have any violent crimes against your family or children. you can't be in the security housing unit or administrative segregation. you can't be a reception center inmate. you can't be on noncontact status. you can't be a condemned inmate.

. >> we just had the former president announcing they can't have access to birth control. >> they won't cover plan blla, or two types of iuds. the owners of hobby lobby believe they kill fertilized eggs. >> life begins at conption. >> now, if you want to use those, you can go to dwayne reid or somewhere else and buy them with your own money. if you don't want to use those, there are 16 available and they will pay for them. there's no more polite or correct way to put it than that. >> what has happened to the woman's movement in america? i know all three of us have spoken out about sharia law, the mistreatment of women, four male eyewitnesss for rape, not being able to drive, go to school, go to work. it seems that feminism in america today is being defined as one issue, which is available to anyone in drugstores all across the country. >> a lot of things they initially try to get, such as the vote the right for women with the right to vote, when nine men on the supreme court say that abortion would be legal. that's the roe versus wade decision. five men said that four abortions are not allowed to be

accessing u.s. debt markets for new financing they also bar v. e. b. and bank from u.s. equity markets shares of rosneft declined as much as four point six percent in moscow wednesday while nova tech fell as much as nine percent late in trading on thursday markets were down crude and gold were up and the ten year was down eight point three basis points to two forty five five now the cit situation is changing by the minute and artie's news team is keeping us up to date with all of the latest developments so stay tuned immediately after boom bust for the latest details. with. one of the major subjects that we address your own boom bust with understanding the effects of federal reserve policy and our two next guests today are looking at how monetary policy simply isn't generating healthy economic activity first of jim bruce the brains behind the documentary money for nothing inside the federal reserve says one of the biggest problems with quantitative easing is that it actually benefits the rich so i first asked him to tell me who benefits the most from quantitative easing

. >> item 12 b, san francisco municipal transportation agency informational presentation on the embarcadaro enhancement project to improve bicycle access on the embarcadaro, from fisherman's wharf to at&t ballpark. >> good evening, president katz and members of the commission, member of the public. dianne oshima with planning and development group. i'm providing a little bit of introductory overview for the presentation on the embarcadaro enhancement project that would be provided by patrick guerrero and [speaker not understood] at the sfmta to sponsor a city generated study to look at the embarcadaro corridor from the sort of the south end of fisherman's wharf where jefferson and powell meet all the way down to king and third where we get to [speaker not understood] bridge to look to see what are options available for possible conceptual design to improve bike access in a safe way to address the preservation conflicts we

access to the phone. you would need some a to b there in the office and you would have to leave it somewhere.ut, if you designate this area as a safe area it opens up the possibility automatically. it is a thing you probably might not want to do unless it's a really really safe zone. gerri: he really really safe stone then you have to be careful. thank you for coming on. great stuff. well, there are a lot of unanswered questions about the tsa tonight, security rules with electronic devices. tsa says without power like phones and laptops like we are just talking will not be allowed on planes. the move is in response to new concerns over middle east terrorists. with more on this marvin bowdler, and i security consultant. welcome to the show. tell us where the concerns about cell phones and laptops. >> the cell phone is just a vehicle to put on explosive. cell phones something people think about a lot, but there are many other things besides cell phones that explosives can be placed into. yes, it's a good procedure to turn it on, but there are ways that you could circumvent that by making a phon

. >> item 12 b, san francisco municipal transportation agency informational presentation on the embarcadaro enhancement project to improve bicycle access on the embarcadaro, from fisherman's wharf to at&t ballpark.

. >> item 12 b, san francisco municipal transportation agency informational presentation on the embarcadaro enhancement project to improve bicycle access on the embarcadaro, from fisherman's wharf to at&t ballpark. >> good evening, president katz and members of the commission, member of the public. dianne oshima t

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when they pose as you and this old hotmail account which gave them access to your old account and in that account also had your password and b. because i didn't enable two factor authentication on this hotmail account they were able to go to the hotmail dot com and through some things i guess publicly available on the internet like where the city i was born and my birthday and maybe some other things they were able to reset the password without my permission and then gain access to that old account that had a whole bunch email stored in their words if i had taken the time to enable the second factor authentication they would have been able to get in that way so any website that offers that enable that and then if you don't need a bunch of stuff in the cloud somewhere delete it or put it on some drive locally as well as i was under outlook service actually you know a good review that and go replay the tape and examine exactly we just said because it's a good way to offer all more protection let's move on to some of the other controversies because they're always and we have about three minutes left i want to talk about the so-

b a breaking his silence. the texas man, or someone with access to his account posted over the weekend, quote, okay guys, what's the latest beats on the drama? ten out of ten would squat again, end quote. there's no way to verify if this is from that squatter, but it was posted through his account. the story made national headlines when the san francisco woman rented the palm string springs home flu air b and b. the man overstayed his reservation, but refused to leave claiming to be a legal occupant. the chronicle reports the man is also accused of duping funders in a recent kick starter campaign. almost $40,000 were donated to help fund a video game called confederate express which never materializ materialized. he looked for $25,000 to fund a different game. >>> special delivery to two bay area families in quite an unusual weekends. two fathers delivering two different sons. >> the delivery took place on an off-ramp south of the state park. when paramedics arrived, the newborn and parents fwhr great condition. then another father and son delivered on interstate 80 in san francisco on friday. >> when i get thi

difficult or somewhat difficult to access care through the v.a. 30% disagreed saying it was easy or somewhat easy to get care. >>> 50 years ago today, president lyndon bjohnson signed an act into law based on race, sex, religion and national origin. >>> the first female is a naval academy grad and vet. in 1999 she was the first african-american to head a navy ship. she helped rescue phillips. >>> president and ceo of a nevada based start up that plans on filling medical marijuana products. he says he believes the company has the creme da la creme of products. >> i believe that we can win! i believe that we can win! i believe that we can win! >>> president obama joined white house staffers. he had everyone chanting i believe that we can win. some of the staffers changed the response to i believe that we will win. unfortunately, they did not. that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. joining me now is aaron blake on the phone. aaron, we are going to talk about something people see as a no win situation. are you surprised protesters stopped bus load immigrants to make it to border facilities? what does it say about the immigration in this country?

order against the emergency designation provision contained in section 803-b of the conference report for h.r. 3230, the veterans access to care through choice, accountability and transparency act of 2014, pursuant to section 403-e-1 of the fiscal 2010 budget resolution s.con. 13, and i ask for the yeas and nays. the presiding officer: the senator from vermont. mr. sanders: pursuant to the waiver provisions of applicable budget resolutions and section 43-g of the statutory pay as you go act of 2010, i move to waive all applicable sections of those acts and applicable budget resolutions for purposes of the pending conference report, and i ask for the yeas and nays. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the question -- the question is on the motion to waive. the senator from arizona. mr. mccain: mr. president, i will speak very briefly. i mainly come here on the floor -- the presiding officer: there will be order in the chamber. the senator from arizona. mr. mccain: to thank the senator from vermont and my goo friend from north carolina on the hard work they and members of the veteran

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it auto access to land and land thank you for the opportunity tenure it addresses and for a number of projects that will be a great help. there are two projects that supervisor chiu mentioned sf b and the garden they were not able to get here but interested should the ordinance pass i want to say we've thought about the city getting a good deal we don't want you to lose money and this provides a balance and quite a bit of oversight to not get abused clear interact threshold this requires the board review to do so and i will emphasis with supervisor chiu a lot of the people around the state are looking to us to set the model it will be important to a number of projects but like all things in san francisco it's a model if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them strongly encourage you to pass that and i want to take a moment to thank eli and spur we started you talking about this in 2011 this is our third local ordinance as well as the passage of our first state law >> thanks back to you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> i want to say again, thank you supervisor chiu and supervisor cohen i'm stephanie with the urban alliance the co-chair and i won u run a community gard

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b? the post-9/11 g.i. bill connects veterans to that part of their curriculum, which is accessing higher education, which tells them how to select the best universities, community colleges, can they get the skills they need for that civilian occupation, or a career technical training track which teaches them all about the institutions that offer vocational training in your state, in your communities, and what is the correct course of study they can use to cover and pay for. part of this entire curriculum, we have moved from a four-hour separation counseling to a mandatory 88 hours of instruction. brick and mortar, virtual curriculum available to them. to teach them far earlier to start considering how they are going to use this rich skills and training after they get out of the military and apply those to their lives when they separate. that is the culture change for d.o.d., articulating clearly that everyone, whether they serve four years or 40 years, whether you are a first-termer or four star, everyone if all goes well will separate from active duty. how do you start making wise decisions for you and your f

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