that's not been released as a fact. the only things i've stated are things that have been released as facts from the authorities. when this case goes to trial, you will see george zimmerman acted in self-defense. and the rest of what you're telling me, do you have some other questions for us so we can move on? >> i do, do. let me ask you, why don't you aquantity me with the american legal process then. is it a fact that your client has told his version of events to the police, and that actually that is what you're basing factual evidence on, the word of george zimmerman zim to the police on the night? you have no other factual evidence to support the fact that he had been set upon by trayvon martin, do you? it is the word of your client to the police unless i'm wrong. >> you are wrong. let me try to put this in context. first of all, his statement shouldn't be discounted immediately just because he's the one that you'd like to have convicted. second of all, we have an eyewitness. if he wasn't set upon, we have an eyewit

he has been the owner since 1999. he has a number of other interests and is being hired under a five-figure contract by the 550 barneveld inc. group to stay on as the head of operations. he will tell us about what he plans. there is now a thursday night and sunday night gay party called sundance. there is occasional -- he owns the gus presents, a successful promotion company. he has monthly events in the venue. the other events that will be planned our corporate in nature. there might be an occasional asian party put on. i forgot to mention, duc luu is not with us tonight. i'm fully prepared and will answer any questions you might have concerning -- concerning any of the other business operations. i know when we were here the last time, there were a number of issues. if i might just briefly cover that, i -- as you know, jocelyn can back me up on this, i have a lot of nightclub clients. i have pretty much the most successful young nightclub lines in san francisco, including vintage 415, atonic boys, red bull, mayhem, a

medical has been notified and is en route. >> he's been doing this quite a while.s cut and we've had to pull him out and deal with him this way, and it's getting to be about a monthly thing. >> what's going on with you? why are you doing this? >> i tried to talk. but nobody wanted to listen. >> who'd you try to talk to? >> sarge. >> did you talk to mental health? >> i tried to get sarge to get them. he ignored me. >> do you declare a psychological emergency? >> yes, sir. i'm in fear for my life. >> from who? >> the nurse hit me in the face. >> who did? >> and sergeant threatened me. >> looks to me like you should be in fear of your life from yourself. >> all right, guys, see if we can get him up in the wheelchair. >> work with me, doctor, use your feet. come on, work with me. watch your step backing up. >> while inmate doctor has made serious allegations, mental health staff say this is not the first time. after several evaluations, they say doctor has ulterior motives for cutting himself. >> he's kind of noted for doing things like this if something doesn't go rig

i just learned that a man who has been growing -- been dragging out weeds. the way that the rec and park department has been -- [inaudible] things just happened with volunteerism. that flexibility has been helpful in terms of wanting to be participants. i want to acknowledge that works. the rec and park is lacking in that. i want to recognize that. >> culturally we have this as an organization. will -- my staff understands. we understand the importance of building park champions and advocates. the way to do that is to make it easy for people to get involved and get their hands dirty. i want to credit my staff for that shift and credit the san francisco park alliance. the park's truck has really done an incredible job to create opportunities. >> thank you. i would like to go back to me conversation. i believe if i am not mistaken their reporting the stadium will be built in 2014 which has some breaks, the leads that the niners have with candlestick and that expires in 2015. i would like to know how you began to consider the impact of the niners pulling out af

nbd has been taken over by the state and has been no public conversation. so as a result there are no politician. so what we need is the transition in governments for at least a year or two, after put in place, and before real elections can actually take place. now, that was in 1917 as well. the transitional period began february, but by october the bolshevik revolution had occurred. >> the questioner here and did another slightly further back. >> what's the relationship between the police and the ssb and the point of a question is, how far do you think the police will go going forward in quelling the protest? >> welcome of the police and ss b. r. to. the ssb, unlike the soviet kgb does not have a sizable armed force of its own. so putin will have to rely on the police and then troops which are part of the same, but a separate agency from the police, under to quell the demonstrations, he coded doesn't trust the police in moscow and st. petersburg. they have given every indication that too cooperative with the protesters. and so last weekend of the troops we

been protected. but that's a difference in values. that's a difference in priorities. i believe this is an important program. the president does too. and when you get a veto threat, you know that you are not getting a solution. they should have come back and worked with us on a common ground compromise for the pay for. >> it was the president though who opened up the idea of taking money from this fund earlier this year to pay for the payroll tax which you voted for. >> he felt that was important and i did too, to give working families a pay cut and it was also a way to move money back into the economy, to help with the recovery. i think that was an important priority also. >> but if the republicans had then said it was a war on women by the democrats, would that have been accurate? >> pardon me? >> if the democrats said that was an attempt by the democrats said that was an attempt to have a war on women, is that accurate, back during the payroll tax? >> i didn't say it was a war on women. >> right,

he had a very english way of doing things. >> he might have been a spy, as claims have been made, but that was dismissed. the british foreign secretary took the unusual step to say that mr. haywood had never been employed by the british government. that might in some of the speculation about the briton's death at this hotel. there are more claims of corruption, spying coming in fighting. >> a prominent environmental activists was shot dead in cambodia by military police. they were traveling with journalists. they had been talking to local people to organize protests. the military police ordered them to stop photograph in. it is far from clear what happened. >> there is lots of confusion, the number of conflicting accounts of what will happen. who shot first? how many guns were there at the scene? there were many conflicting accounts. the journalists have a chance to get back and reveal what they know about what happened. there was a great deal of confusion. of course, they had these two people in close proximity. >> pakistan has one of the largest populations of schoolchildren and the

they have historically been. i want to personally thank wells fargo for putting up this money and joining us in this effort to focus on our small businesses. it has been part of their tradition to help out. they have always done so, but they have taken the opportunity to join us. when brenda located herself here back in 2005 -- 2007, i believe, i think we won the playoff game, even as early as back then. we had her locate here, and it has been prodded ever since she came. this is the type of small businesses want to keep on supporting, but also to mixture that we want to create these opportunities all over commercial corridors throughout the city. that is what the business commission has indicated we should do, the success of our working solutions. at is what scott once in the castro, when david wants on polk street, and in the other areas as well. i wanted to announce today, as part of another early your initiative, so that we compliment the support and work we are doing with the tech companies and also giving o

police cars had been shot at been sanford, florida. the rest -- the arrest has, that somewhat. the expectations are very high. if that is not the outcome, things might once again surfaced. we will watch this very carefully. >> we are live from singapore and london. the scandal that rocked beijing's -- troubling times in the new china. ready to race, the formula one grand prix will go ahead despite continuing unrest in the gulf kingdom. a quick look at what is making the front page news around the world. the u.n. security council's expected resolution to send an international observer mission to syria. the u.s. seeks new terms for bank bonuses. spaniards will soon have to declare all overseas bank accounts and one of the measures against tax fraud that the government expects will not get more -- not more than 8 billion euros. the collapse in greek economy appears to have rallied. members are pressing on fears about immigrants. the guarded reports that david cameron plans to pave the way for the eu to ease sanctions on burma's military government. >> north korea has launched a lo

it hasn't been here as it has in other areas. >> well, i think it's been slow but steady in energy. and i think government are, indeed for example, has been very boom and bust, has a boom and bust history. when energy is hot, a lot of money is thrown at it. and you know, the first has presidents who advocated a strong program was richard nixon. then, prices came back down, and it was hard to get fundings. so the energy companies have continued, but at a rather slow but steady pace. >> where do the national laboratories fit into this? they are controlled by the department of energy and they do very interesting things, but i'm never sure and i spent a lot of time visiting, i'm never sure how much they effect the market place. >> well, i think they've been very useful and effective in their work. however, their origins were largely related to nuclear and nuclear weapons. >> but in 1970's, they were deeply involved in solar power. >> well, look at the national energy renewal laboratory in colorado. there's pretty clear evidence that it helped drive the current state of wind technology i

love the air. >>> he's been charged, he's been arrested, he's a criminal defendant now. let the process work. do not -- let's not prejudge anyone any longer. let's just let the process work. >> that was george zimmerman's new attorney a little while ago. zimmerman is in custody tonight charged with second-degree murder in the death of unarmed teenager trayvon martin. tonight the shooter's brother is speaking out. joining me now exclusively is robert zimmerman jr. robert, thank you for coming back on the show. we spoke, obviously, a couple of weeks ago. dramatic developments today. what is your reaction and the family's reaction to the arrest and the charging of your brothers are george? >> piers, obviously as a family, we're devastated. i will say we are a strong family and we have been living a somewhat altered reality for quite some time. we have had to prepare ourselves for an outcome such as this, a possibility such as this. it is one of the outcomes or possibilities at this stage in our system. but we are devastated. i'm not the only family member speaking out becau

they're definitely looking in an area that has been far from where they have been all this time thisunteer group that you saw last week. this is separate. we will see where this leads us to see if they ask me if you information. >>mark: here is a time lines on developments in this case. she went missing on friday, march 16th. it was one day later on that saturday when her cellphone was discovered near her home and the following day her purse was found in another field with clothing folded neatly inside. >>darya: the man accused of killing five people at home in the english side neighborhood of san francisco goes back to work this -- goes back to court this morning. he is charged with murdering three women and to the man at home at 16 house street near the city college of san francisco last month. he faces five counts of murder and special circumstances. >>justine: more than half a million apple computers have not been affected with the virus. 600,000 macs have been installed with a flashback trojan. it does allow them to be hijacked. more than half of that number of computers are bas

always been a shy person, so -- honestly, i wouldn't think i would have been here. didn't think of waiving a 15-year-old. i try not to think about it. >> blade reed was 13 years old when he and his 16-year-old brother rode their bikes to a neighbor's house intending to steal beer. according to police reports, bennie pulled out a gun after entering the victim's home. the victim had a gun of his own and fired on bennie, hitting him in the arm. bennie shot back, killing the 84-year-old man. he then directed blade to cut his wife's throat. she lived, but no one's life would ever be the same. both blade and bennie were waived to adult court. bennie pled guilty to murder and aggravated battery. he was sentenced to 60 years. blade's case was more complicated. court records revealed blade was the victim of physical and sexual abuse when he was an infant. psychiatric reports concluded his maturity was that of a 10-year-old. after months of highly-charged hearings, blade pled guilty to robbery resulting in serious injury and one juvenile account of aggravated battery. he was

oh yeah throughout all of this it's all a bit it's been about jobs unemployment and the economy this has been the talk concern of the french people as well as purchasing power which is essentially money in their pockets and this is going to be central to the campaigns of the two who made it to the second round at this point the first well not it was he will have to certainly in the corporate got into their campaigns much stronger than they have done in that be a first round and also what they will be having to do is trying to win at the of voters from the two sides on nicolas sarkozy will have to win voters from the new look pen and he may have to again appeal to their sentiment he has been doing so it is this anti immigration such event for instance but again he has to start talking about jobs but he does have the support of the voters of a centrist francois bayrou but it's not surprising because he may get a prime ministerial position should sarkozy where and now france all along will have to get the voters and shunned we know that metal show has been calling for revolution a civic

it has not always been that way. there have been a lot of changes over the next couple decades. the proposal to use his church, ich has been vacant for years, having them come in and use the facilities would be a good change for this neighborhood. i think these years will be unfounded thank you very much. good >> i will ask the next speaker to come up, and i will call some names. [list of names] if you are ready, next speaker.

have been stopped. applied for bankruptcy protection, trying to work out a deal. eventually they are canceled altogether we work out a deal -- or they end up carrying out the of fiction. >> is there a way to postpone the eviction? >> they have all of those little checked boxes, in the middle there, and the majority of the time, we have encouraged the plaintiffs, to carry this out completely. if they don't do this and this is an elderly person, this gives us all little authority. if we don't have any contact, this is not necessarily have to be the check box. i will call my eviction systems that be and say to talk to this person. and then we will go out. if anyone calls, we will work to the best that we can so if this will be a matter of time we will try to give this as much time as we can. >> how does this field before doing a moratorium. doing a moratorium and a suspension on the foreclosure. this has been widely-reported, with the fraudulent foreclosure process -- with the signing and the tracking that

not being covered and i don't think there's been anybody who has been as harsh as c.n.n. amber lyon for example a very harsh criticism in their documentary about the events in berkeley even neighboring gulf states such as qatar there's a famous documentary that al-jazeera english produced this is called shouting that arbitron i mean it hasn't been very fair towards the government because they didn't have their opinion but it's been very harsh to to say that they have been covered but today and i think incidents you know over the top however as i said aired here you need to take things into context you have eight thousand people dying in syria one person who's died and according to my sources are just find out that he may have there been you know he might have died from a recent of taking drugs and the ministry of interior has said there's been suspicious circumstances around yes so you know the circumstances around this guy's death as we haven't been confirmed. yes of course if it turns out that he did because of the live ammunition not a record that it's a very serious o

has been tremendous. i will miss you. i will miss, of course, working with the board of supervisors, all of you have been so great and supportive in the work that safe has done. i can't tell you how important that is to us and thank you, of course, to my staff who set me up to come here today. they tried to make it a surprise but that wouldn't work with me and obviously thank you to my board of directors for their long-term support. everyone has been onboard with the organization for so long and brings me great sadness to leave the organization and this city and i'm sure i won't find anything equivalent back in madison, wisconsin. i'm also sad to leave this great city and of course one of the things i value, also, is the partnership with the police department. we wouldn't be able to do as much as we do today without their support and their partnership and their leadership and we really appreciate everything that they've done for us and that the board of supervisors has done for our organization. i appreci

i was ashamed that i had been a hero why i got. no legs. in the modern. world like the vietnam i was a fortunate. that i'll believe what i was growing up once or i think. that i was a good soldier. but namo soldier on the other side and i think i'm just a good.

explosions rocked the city of probes in eastern ukraine more than twenty people are reported to have been seriously injured police are calling it a terrorist attack and panic is said to be spreading quickly throughout the city. the u.s. congress passes a controversial cyber security act that could give the government acts as internet users personal information a motion heavily criticised by civil liberty advocates as an infringement of pirates privacy. and friends threats to pull out of the show and get in trouble so unless tougher border powers are granted within the e.u. initiative critics say undermines the blocks principle of european unity. now the possibility of an all out war between sudan and south sudan is upgraded next in peter the crosstalk coming up on our chief. and you can. still. hello and welcome to cross talk you know all about are they on the brink of war this is how the situation appears to be developing between the recently independent state of south sudan and its northern neighbor there's a lot at stake and it is said to be mostly about oil and power and the question

myler been confirmed or having been confirmed to make that point on the 27th of may. do you at least see that? >> i think that mr. myler sent me this note, unilaterally forwarded me this correspondence. i didn't read it at the time. i responded to it in minutes, and it was a saturday night i had just come back from a flight to hong kong. i was with my young children at the time. i invited him to give me a call that evening after i went to bed. i don't have a record or recollection of any phone call that occurred. but in the five minutes that he wanted with mr. crone and myself on tuesday, which was then the meeting of the tent. it was set up, and i didn't go through this whole thing. as i said, even looking at it, it to me looks like -- >> the question is quite a straightforward one. if you look at the e-mails from mr. pike and mr. crone, fifth of june at 7:18 p.m., on page 57139, there are three bullet points. there are many points about the third. he wants to demonstrate that what happened is in regards to the organization. he wants to correct the parliamentary inqu

even though we have been cut, there have been great advocates in our chancellor. we have been pushing to put more resources even when we took from ocean campus and even as we took from other places. we have put more and more into this community facility. from represent a board of trustees, we are going to make the investment into this facility so that it is a top- notch educational facility just as good as mission campus, just as good as chinatown campus and ocean campus and we believe that everyone in every part of this city, they all should have access to high-quality affordable education and that is what we are here for today. we have been talking with the tenants and have talked with the community folks and they have talked about wanting nursing classes, and administration of justice, basic skills in math. these are all things that actually in power us. i don't want my folks on welfare. i do not want them in program after program after program, i want them to get the education. we see the city college as a key partner in providing folks from bringing jobs. tha

since we have been on scene. but we do know that the hospital is working very closely with oakland police and that they are on high alert hoping to take care of these victims, they are prepared for even more throughout the day. they are expecting to speak to victims' families and at that point, once the can assess the situation, they will come out and talk to the media to give us an update on what is going on in what has been a developing situation. >> are you seeing families of people rushing to the hospital to get information to see if their loved ones are safe? >> frank, i get this point it is a little bit early. we have not seen anyone who looks like family. it is usually pretty obvious when a family arrives here on scene for something that could have been dramatic like a shooting. if we and not seen any evidence of that so far. a lot of activity with bosses behind here. but no sign of any relatives. i think it is a little bit early. if probably within the next hour. >> thank you. we want to recap, the starte

they have been through a lot. they have been tortured. there have been spent on. they have been denied all their rights. so they have to be freed. >> the government says the opposition is basically controlled by iran. what do you say about that? >> iran has nothing to do with bahrain. bahrain has been fighting for rights since the 1920's and the 1930's and the 1940's and 1950's. iran has nothing to do with this. we do not want anything from iran. we just want our rights, more rights, and to be first class citizens, not second class and the foreigners are the first class citizens in bahrain. >> syrian state television says at least eight people have been killed and dozens were wounded in a northwest city. more than 20 people were killed and the majority were personal -- were security personnel. >> very big explosions in the center of it live -- of idlib. you can see pictures of partially or almost totally demolished buildings. some very severe damage there. obviously, some very big bombs needed to create that kind of damage. so far, the preliminary casualty count o

[inaudible] as has been said, the sporadic has been in the making for the last 20 years -- this project has been in the making for the last 20 years. it was a collaboration between iraq and park and the arboretum society -- rec and park and the arboretum society. in 2008, we were hired to begin the schematics and develop the drawings for the project. it is currently being reviewed -- >> could you introduce yourself for the record? >> my name is laura hartigman. the purpose of this building, as has been said, is to replace the existing near street. it is a working building for the city. it is the base of operations for the plant collections and decoration of the collection that the society does. it primarily supports the arboretum, which is an outdoor classroom for the whole city. the secondary benefits is the educational potential, both as a building and as a base of operations for other educational activities. it also is intended to be environmental responsible building, as green as possible. you can probably gather that it has many functions and many people see it as benefiting their

i am concerned in the way that this has been put forward.the understanding of the importance of conditional use for a number of issues has been dropped in this proposal. speaking as a resident and

there have been evictions we have been able to prevent happening. there was a great effort on a couple of occasions that prevented her from being evicted from her home. i want to thank the residence for coming together. it is about providing the kind of hope for people. it will provide this level of support and scrutiny from the city government that can hold the banks accountable. with that, colleagues, i have one resolution. i would like to read the amendment into the record. i met to pass out a copy of this, so i will pass it out if you don't mind, supervisor mar. on page four of the resolution. a new resolve clause. top of page four. this came out of the hearing last week where we want to go further to deepen the audit on four closed proceedings in the banks. we're asking the controller's office to do extra work. the comptroller has agreed to do this. if the d.a. wants to provide further investigations, it can help with possible violations and can be hot civil or criminal in nature. and will now read of the new resolve clause. the board of superv

had been involved several resolutions have been on the table regarding north korea's nuclear program but all of this is happening against the backdrop of the united states be thinking of their presence in the asia pacific region now the reasons for this that are being given from d.c. is that the united states wants to move their focus away from military focus away from the middle east its awards that asia pacific region to try and keep an eye on nations like china and like iran. one of people over there was discuss the latest developments from north korea with john fatheads from the institute for policy studies on the line now from washington sir good evening to you the u.n. security council says the discussions on how to respond to the launch is set to continue is it likely to show the restraint that russia is calling for today. well i think the security council is divided as has been pointed out you know the state south korea and japan want a tougher line russia china as well are a little bit more cautious they don't want to push north korea to the edge they don't want to encourage

and why that approach has been difficult and sometimes i think it's also it's excellent. very very sorry it's all very interesting important for. you because they're not dealing with. doing with someone who is under house arrest. and calling for political problems. so you can see the full version of that interview on monday the sixteenth of april and that will be followed hot on the heels by the first episode of the program on shoes day the seventeenth of april we're still awaiting the verdict on julian assange his extradition but we are quite glad that he's managed to make this program before whatever happens to him happens to him obviously his main fear has always been that he will be extradited from sweden to the u.s. . there hasn't been anything yet he. is to get the maximum with. the source. for the real reason we. we want to visit. something else. i will bring it to you much anticipation about this new series here on this channel so on here for next week as you heard there on the show also streaming online at r.t. dot com if you get a minutes check it out that way t

immigration it has been aligned for a long time but nicolas sarkozy who is of the center right has been jumping on this bandwagon what is this electioneering or is it a problem that should be given a bit more significance of the country it's a problem that should have been given a much more importance for the last ten or fifteen years it's not at all new psycho's he's been hit very very hot and heavy on that issue and if i. the socialist though there on the left have been very very leery about defending immigration too much they're making they're saying the right things but they don't want to get involved in this dispute too much themselves to be obliged to take the side of the immigrants ok let's talk about the promises that they've been making there's a lot of it especially with regard to europe a lot of we want to renegotiate this we want to renegotiate that but whoever takes the position can't be really do anything with regard to europe especially with germany and germany says no then it's most likely a no. yeah but if you and i think the situation now in europe is very fluid once a

it would also have been a distract them. -- a been a distraction. we are going through this calculus every day out there. i don't need to go up to that intersection of because i know what is up there and i may not come back. >> sometimes, i am the kind of guy that says, we need to go. dodge that is what we were going through that night, we were sitting there. it is like a light show at sunset, only a few field the way, a quick walk. we say we are out a lot, we are. when you run a good marine unit or a good army units, those guys have been living in a year at a time. they are very relaxed about it. you can fall into that state of mind. and you have constant checks and balances to pull themselves back. it becomes more manageable. you have the managers of even more intensely. -- you have to manage yourself even more intensely. >> from the news room, photographing, sometimes you have to wait to blog. does it make you a better photographer to have that constant pressure to produce, or does it get in the way of doing a more in-depth job? >> a tweet, faceb

i have been there too long. there has been a lot of new construction. i am a longtime resident there. i say hello to people and that is it. commissioner hillis: the other units are occupied? >> by the owners. the main house. >> we can hear from the permit holder. >> good evening, my name is jonathan withrington. i share the ownership with my brother nathan. president garcia: you might have to move closer to the microphone. >> i have owned the are the property since 2002. the tenants and i have been aware it was unwarranted for the entire time. at the end of december, i received a complaint. i have been working hard to find a resolution. i have spoken to the housing inspector, the rent board, permit expediter, several contractors, structural engineers, and an architect to find some way to make the unit the goal. following their it vice, -- legal. following their advice, i have tried to keep them up-to-date with the status. my cousin nathan has been helping them. the fines for the unit have been large and accumulate faster. i had hoped to get the permits

the air raid has been condemned by the united nations. the south sudanese say that have seen more aerial bombardment but there has been no ground fighting since sunday. the battle for the oil fields are extremely popular here. this is a front-line town and no one here thinks they have seen the last of the fighting. the cost of the fighting is already high. the south sudan archbishop has warned political leaders could create the war that both countries do not want. leaders on both sides are calling to pull back from the brink, but it does not seem to be working. >> for more on the growing threat of all-out war between the two countries, i am joined by the deputy director of the african center of the atlantic council. thanks very much for coming in. is it clear who is the main aggressor in this case? >> obviously both the north and south -- for the most part, it has seen that the north has been more aggressive than us out, until the south move to capture the oilfield a couple of weeks ago. that was definitely a massive step in terms of esca

it's been 3 1/2 years. the blame game has gone on a long time and that's wound down because he has been there so long. now he is trying to divert attention from the economy and it won't work. the american people want someone who understands the economy, knows how it create jobs, can stop the massive growth of debt that we have in this country and can create a brighter future for the current generation and it is coming generations. >> sean: when you look at statistic and maybe this is why they want to talk about dogs in this cam pairngs he has now the worst economic record since any president since jimmy carter. the worst jobs record. he will end his first four years in office and i don't think he will have a second, without having created a net single job, we will have job losses, rising unemployment, anemic growth at best. $5 trillion, we passed this mark in terms of debt. he called george bush unpatriotic for $4 trillion in debt in 8 years. what is your reaction to the debt number? >> lthe debt number is

steady, and it's been heavy at times.pread amounts across the mid-atlantic and northeast have been somewhere between a third of an inch to a half of an inch. but with rain continuing, especially into -- just to the west of the i-95 corridor, we could see those amounts pushing out towards 2 to 4 inches, so localized flooding, we could see urban flooding, and it's been a mess. take a look at these pictures we have for you out of massachusetts. a day for the geese, that's for sure. about a quarter of an inch in boston, but we're expecting that rain to continue for tomorrow. you get into western massachusetts, especially up into the berkshires, and that's where we have greater potential for flooding, so be aware of that. where is the snow going to be? we're talking the alleghenys into parts of west virginia and on up into buffalo. i think south of town we'll see heavier accumulation. we could see over a foot in a few locations, and that is going to be a big mess, and one of our big concerns is that this snow is going to be he

as i have been officially dismissed -- been a spy have been officially dismissed. mr. heywood had never been employed by the british government in any capacity. with every passing day, china's communist leaders are entangled deeper in the claims of corruption, spying, and infighting. damian grammaticas, abc news, beijing. -- bbc news, beijing. >> in 2009, chrysler and gm were on the brink of bankruptcy. the company vasil has triumphantly announced, "i have no bad news to tell you -- the company's ceo has triumphantly announced, "i have no bad news to tell you what braque paul mason reports that the political debate is raging -- i have no bad news to tell you." paul mason reports that the political debate is raging. >> detroit, michigan. the american auto industry was born here. when the financial crisis hit, it nearly died here. general moses and grew -- general motors and chrysler got a government bailout of nearly $85 billion. and it worked. the industry is back. on the worst day for the american economy since 1929, the recovery of its most iconic industry began.

it has been improved -- it has been approved multiple times. the problems that the appellant is complaining about provide no practical benefit to her whatsoever. for those reasons, i ask that you denied his appeal and reinstate the permits so that this project, which has been delayed for over one month, can continue. thank you for your time. president garcia: if you would address the issues having to do with blockage of ingress and egress and the garage. i am assuming the port-a-potty is there because the project has been suspended a. >> it has -- it is required to be there based on the permanent. it has been extended by stipulation and logistics of the board itself. normally, an appeal would have been heard weeks ago. to take down the port-a-potty and pay to have it back out, he does not seem like a practical thing to do. there is nothing being done to block reasonable ingraham and egress. they are completely cooperative. there is a line of communication. ms. weesner has changed her attitude but they are still open to work with her and limit t

that has been on my mind for a long time. it was there years ago when we struggled with this concept called digital divide. remember that? technology is moving ahead, apple and everybody is in silicon valley and they are creating these wonderful machines, but not for us. we have to catch up in some way, and if we're lucky, we can get one of these jobs. i do not want to depend on luck any more. it should be part of the way we think in this city. when we create opportunities for businesses to thrive here, when recreate jobs, when i invite twitter to stay in the city and have that decision resonate, working with supervisors like mark farrell, and jane kim, we all work together. we have to think several steps ahead. the most exciting thing is to have a san francisco resident land these jobs and get the foundation by which they will be successful. that is what we mean when we use the world sustainable. those words are not part of us either. they were for the environmental movement. what does that mean for us? it is really about ma

we feel like it has not been overseen. we think it is about time for people of color to gain the right training and a possible better future for themselves and their families. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. ok, those were actually the last two speakers that i will call on because we are now at the time when we want to hear from our esteemed mayor, a supervisor, with their thoughts are, some reactions, some thoughts about what kind of priorities they are thinking about in terms of looking at and thinking about the budget process, and some of the steps they think would be good to take in order to make sure people feel understood and listen to. supervisor campos: thank you, everyone, for your comments. i think there was a lot that was heard today. one of the things that struck me as very powerful is this notion that we have a tale of two cities here in part of district 9, and i think it is something that will guide the decisions that we make, and i do think that as we talk about jobs, that it is important to remember the

-- i've been involved and maybe 1000 cases. as a consequence of that, i have given a lot of thought to there is no doubt in my mind that the culture exists, not just around the question of do you take money or not? there is a culture and in some departments about how you treat the minority community. i have been representing people, blacks, browns, at such drug -- etc. for over 20 years. i know there is a disparity of the way they are treated by police agencies. not all departments are the same. so, i understand that can be a culture. i also understand this. part of what i have been involved in those beyond just the annual case, and trying to think about where you individuals are trying to get there. i wrote a book about it. i have looked at the apartments from around the country. i have looked at many consent degrees. i have been involved in one in oakland for almost eight years. i have seen all the policies here in san francisco. i have seen policies in most departments. it is more about how you impose those policies, how do

he has been quite vocal a late. third, it is happening now because these things take awhile to work their way through the government bureaucracy. it just happens to be happening now. >> but what effect might this have on u.s.-pakistan relations? they are at an all-time low, aren't they? >> this will not help. the danger is, the u.s. has to put pressure on pakistan. pakistan does not respond. pakistan then in up looking duplicitous because saeed is in the streets, but the u.s. looks like it is not able to enforce becomes to pressure. >> this is being portrayed as an attack against islam. is that a widespread opinion? how much support does saeed enjoy a among ordinary pakastani is? >> my son says that is a talking point. and it is a good one as far as they are concerned. it has penetrated pockets of the population. it is powerful. it has persuasion. they feel the need to accommodate it. >> will it actually work? he has friends in high places. who is going to turn him in? >> it is not that he needs to be turned in. the

zimmerman and the police have been widely accused of racism.the charges is the search for justice into the courts and off the streets. >> and is democracy threatened by efforts to save -- academic and political figures say is. >> they call themselves "more democracy" and then wants to challenge the pact in the country's highest court. >> in march, european leaders agreed to a package of tough measures to stabilize the euro. the physical contact is the european commission the power to intervene in a country takes on too much debt. members of the core democracy group argued that curtailing the rights of national parliaments is illegal without consent of the people. >> these are fundamental questions. the constitutional sovereign power is required to speak and the people hold that. >> the petition is confident and germany's highest legal authority will agree. one of the petitioners is the former german justice minister. >> if the judges are consistent with other decisions from the european rescue fund, then we have a very good chance. >> the appea