he has been tireless. he worked harder to make this happen than anyone that i know and committed than any human being i have met. i want to thank olson and the rest of the mayor's office of housing and the staff for their work on this sfwater. [ effort. >> [ applause ] >> again in the obscure world of affordable housing, leadership pelosi has been a huge champion with senator feinstein in preserving the program. we know we have a huge champion in you as we look at tax reform, we're confident that you will be with us on that issue. we get investors to buy the tax credits and that helps to pay for the building. it's a very complicated transaction and todd is here representing the foundation. they have brought in equity investment of over $1.2 billion. to give you a sense of how important they are and how important the program is. thank you. [ applause ] you know in san francisco, everything is green, but liz helps us go greener. and so they have provided an important pre-development grant to help us understa

the spanish lanes have been dropping water on the affected regions. -- planes have been dropping water on the affected regions. a rare appearance from giuliana sasha. josh julianne assange. >> he is used to making a splash online. the internet has been introduced to a more musical side. they are seeking to raise support ahead of australians election. he gets a makeover inside london's ecuadorian embassy. he has been living there over a year. it culminates with a mind cover of "the voice." ♪ his political rivals are mocked by the shows presenters. responding to complaints the video was offensive, the spokesperson said it was "fun." either way, the clip is likely to change the persona. that may not be enough to get his party over the line. ♪ >> that is it from the newsroom. >> tonight, it began 29 months ago as a local uprising against the long serving ruler. it soon morphed into a civil war that has claimed over 100,000 lives and sparked a refugee crisis. with divisions among outside powers growing by the hour, syria tinderbox is as volatile as ever. claims and counterclaims about what

going on has been. a major breaks in the relationship and there's still help us supplying our troops in afghanistan there's still helping us on counterterrorism work they were helpful after the boston bombing in that investigation and so there's still a lot of business that we can do with them but there have been times where they slip back in the cold war thinking and a cold war mentality. to russia's decision on stoughton washington responded by scrapping the meeting with the russian president was to put tact moves like that it seems we are in deep slipping into a cold war thinking by the way there's very little doubt here that had the roles of being the reverse then had it been a russian whistleblower seeking refuge here in the west the us would it would do the same as what russia has done going to come back to the second of may want to bring in the eagle has been off no in the newsroom here in moscow so therefore back to you then what is the reaction from moscow to what's up now well we've heard from

have been doing. as an alternative to how aggressively republicans have been trying and succeeding in many states to roll voting rights way, way, way back. joining us now, michael sergeant, president of the group called american values first. a 50-state initiative to encourage efforts to make voting easier in every state. mr. sergeant, thank you very much for being with us tonight. >> thank you so much for inviting me, rachel. >> so seeing the "washington post" reporting on this today was the first i learned about it, and i don't totally understand. i feel like i have been waiting to hear some sort of national answer from democrats about a national strategy to combat what is obviously a national republican strategy to roll back voting rights. what exactly are you toidoing? >> what the american values first voting rights strategy, is a 50-state strategy to promote policies and legislation that will, you know, ease access to voting as well as opposing the myriad of voter suppression measures going on in

while this project has been developed we've been recruiting within those lgbt homeless folks. our daily operations are as minimally intrusive to the neighborhood. people enter by 7 in the evening and we put up barriers not to obstruct the sidewalks. those recessed escalations are off-site so - our staff received specialized training in the lgbt community. we have two case managers that take care of housing. they invite the shelter on various evening and they also go during the day. because we try to provide eeflt places for people to go throughout the day and restrooms and a place to rest. over the last couple of years we've met with the lgbt community center and varies advocates as well. we're learning from the community in order to serve the community we need to have a great effort. we welcome advise and suggestions. i want to acknowledge the work of the staff. with the remanding time i want to hand the microphone over the my colleague. thank you for your time and a thank you >> good afternoon. i'm scott i'm the manager of adult programs in the housing and homeless program w

this has been years that the college has been going down this path. i mean, you know, so -- and those things haven't been addressed. and as the standards rise and things need to be met differently and the population changes and we have more students at the college, all of those things, you know, tighter structures are all thing i think we would all want in place. you know, san francisco unified is a much better place for it. and we're seeing now the school district actually is very focused on student achievement and you're starting to see those improvements. but we had to make some really hard decisions around how we were going to make sure that the places where there's some potential for our institution to fall on its knees were addressed and that's what this opportunity is. and it's another 12 months to show significant improvement. and i do want to just quickly say that the improvements that the trustees that are elected trustees and the staff made over this last year was huge. (applause) >> and it should be acknowledged because they worked really

half of manila has been cut off and tens of thousands have been trapped.idents outside of the capitol are also being investigated. >> in a prison in thailand where hundreds of separatists are being held. they wanted all of their fighters to be freed before holding peace talks with the government. we have this report. >> reporter: every day romna goes to prison to see her husband. he's one of 60 men here in prison for fighting the thai military. >> they have no news any more. it is not possible to get justice. >> reporter: she served 12 years in prison for belong together brs, fighting for a separate muslim state in southern thailand. the supporters say the evidence is far too week to support such a tough sentence. this is the first time that authorities have allowed the international media to see for ourselves what conditions are like inside the thailand version of kwan tam know. prison officials asked us not to show any of the convicts faces. once, the leader of the armed group, who also wants a second state in the south, said he doesn't regret his action

the advance that the rebels have been making the last few days enter into that province has been a real kind of sharp message to the regime that they shouldn't feel safe anywhere. it is not surprising that they seem to have struck back forcefully in this area. just an early report which hasn't been confirmed of an air strike in a northern province which has been under the control of islamist groups the last few months. so, it is quite interesting that while the regime strategy at the moment is mainly focused on consolidating its security zone from the coast down to the capital, it is interesting that they are still, it seems, capable of doing the strike in the north where the rebels are much stronger. >> the end of ramadan turned into a blood bath in iraq with a dozen car bombs exploding, mainly in iraq, killing a number of people reportedly fueled by sectarian tensions between sunnis and shiites. we learn more about the violence that is thought to be the worst in five years. >> there have been car bombs basically so far. most of which were in baghdad in the neighborhoods mostly targeti

thing i've been. i've had it. with machine guns and heavy on saturday and the missile and it have been to people. the government and everyone else have been flying to get what is go of the problem safely they have good not children and women and you need them in the city. trying to make sure that there are big actually the more you want from the more than eighty per cent. just that and they are inside. those people you notice those people are not think. there are lots of gun. recovered one. thousand rounds of machine gun this is not just sitting. at it it sticks. what activity here. so let there are plenty of morsi supporters in the country he want to have a sixty percent of the vote in got elected not long ago so how can it be stability in the country when such a large political movement is being violently suppressed. let me tell you that. fifty percent of the people who went to the annex that a lot a lot because they are. not and let me tell you. one of the thirtieth. of june yes there was the million pieces of

information has been provided. answers have been provided.e have a very -- >> reporter: i understand. >> we have a very extensive fraud and investigation unit in medical that is one of the best in the country. >> reporter: two questions -- >> that's all i have to say. >> reporter: are you concerned that there is massive fraud because that's what we're finding out and two number, as secretary of health could you have toby douglas sit down and talk about our specific questions? >> excuse me, i am -- >> reporter: but that is hardly the end of the story. >> would you get security for me? >> reporter: our confrontational exchange with california's secretary of health and human services may in fact have been the trigger for a major state-wide crack down. one month later, nearly to the day, the state sent out this news release, 16 drug rehab centers are under investigation and temporary suspended and just this week, california announced that figure has jumped to 108 rehab centers. >> drew joins me with toby douglas department of healthcare services.

i have been around. i was in london. i have been around.e dissidents, there are more than 50 million people there. it is good. it looks like at home. -- with chinese descendants, there are more than 50 million people there. for me, it is not difficult for me to adapt myself to taiwan's environment. i like to be here. >> talking about jakarta, is one of the largest cities in asia. what are some of the similarities you see between jakarta and taipei, other than the fact they are both international cities? >> reair more developed -- we are more developed. starting next year, we will develop mrt. >> what about traffic? >> indonesia as vibrant economics. traffic is common in indonesia. it is because of the economy. >> you also have a large population. . jakarta is more than 10 million. >> it is three times the size of taipei in terms of population. >> we need to study more about your -- here in terms of the economy, how they prepare public services here. i think we're going to come back. there are many things to be brought to jakarta. not only a

name david son hasn't been on the board or the mma far year and a half, he's been asked to resign from ryan fuller and myself, back then he accepted the resignation, he hasn't been to a meeting since then, ryan fuller who signed the unauthorized letter has been transferred to palo alto, so he's not a businessman in the marina, so unfortunately, there are not very nice things going on, and i'm only here as a businessman to say that vacant store fronts don't do anybody any good, it doesn't matter if it's on lombard or chest nut or union, we're not separate, we're all part of the same group, and if lombard is an improved -- it's not going to help chest nut or union, and i mean, it's just simple, i mean, i'm not going to get into the politics and the dirt, it's really sad, this has gone on a long time, i wish bother parties that had been here for a long time had reached some kind of an agreement, but a good store front is a good store front, and it only makes things better for everyone. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> thank you, my name is jane tobin and i'm here to suppo

in the suburbs of damascus and this has been confirmed by fighters who've been arrested by the syrian army the united nations for its size has said that it has received up to thirteen reports of chemical weapons used in syria the one from the damascus government of the race mainly from the united kingdom france and the united states both sides of the conflict and here we're talking about the rebels in the government have however denied using chemical weapons the inmate the united nations independent investigator carla del ponte to say that there was strong support suspicions that the rebels had used this illegal seven gas issue has become part of political manipulations in terms of what is happening inside syria the american president barack obama has declared that any kind of chemical attack would be a red line that could ultimately trigger american intervention inside syria but as i say what actually happened today at the moment for some clear. political analyst patrick having some believes even if it did take days it's too early to point the finger at the syrian government. of cour

not been -have you been to the area?have not been to the area there was dark smoke in my area but now, from my vantage point there is no more dark smoke. it is a hopeful sign and also with the to to percent containment that our firefighters are containment. with 70 percent containment. >> pam: people were called and evacuate? >> caller: yes about 50 people were evacuate did. >> pam: gale spiers thank you so much for providing us with an update on your a city. with this seven-alarm fire with 70 percent containment. the wind has been the major problem that they have had to do with. let us check-in with vicki with new pictures. >> we want to show you some of our viewer pictures. you can see these flames these are not the ones from earlier but this was at the peak of the fire. it is the other is from the road this was taken from the road, and certainly, we want to caution people on their safety of obtaining these pictures. and also at the same time, to thank-you for these photos in you can post these on the kron 4 facebook f

one of the suspects has been arrested, all of the suspects have been identified. >> this latest attackight months after a vicious gang rape in new delhi sparked nationwide protest. the young women in that case died. sexual assault laws were reformed, but opposition politicians say little has changed. >> nobody's safe. no women is safe. i don't know what is happening. there is no fear of law in the mind of people because they don't get punished. they get -- get away with it. >> reporter: the residents are shocked by this attack. >> we prided ourselves on living in a very safe city. but nowadays what is happening is un-understandable to me. what is going through people's minds when they behave like this towards women, children, and other people? so it is because there are too many people in the city? >> reporter: police have promised to throw their full weight behind the investigation as the young victim recovers in hospital. >>> people are returning to their homes in the philippines after a week of torrential rain, but typhoon season is still far from over. ♪ >> reporter: life is gettin

been saying well certainly has been a busy week in the united states as they've been preparing trying to gather international support and information as to what and how they could respond we're hearing that they could respond with a three day missile strike aimed at sending a message to bashar al assad not at toppling his regime or crippling his military but specifically just to send a message this was reported to n.b.c. news by top u.s. military officials now we're expecting to hear from u.s. secretary of state john kerry today to present more information and evidence linking the assad regime to these alleged chemical attacks that happened last week . in the go to area east of damascus so far the united states says they have little doubt that it was assad's regime that carried out the attack but they have not been able to present their case or make a convincing public case about exactly how they know this information was posted here a little bit more on that today now the white house has not commented at all on whether they're going to seek a u.n. mandate they refuse to answer those

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brotherhood supporters are reportedly killed in a bid to escape custody during a prison chance but it's been the deadliest week since the revolution as more than eight hundred die in clashes between mostly ignored since security forces. russia says the no batting the promotion of homosexuality to minors won't infringe the rights of those attending associate winter olympics that's amid growing calls in the west to boycott the games. house divided a member of the saudi royal family leaves the country outraged that the kingdom's treatment of the opposition and its human rights record the prince speaks exclusively to r.t. arabic. and germany demands the return of gold stored in american vaults as trust in the federal reserve planets and it feels the fed is not securing as much precious metals as it claims. and watching artie's weekly news or be with me kerry just. state media claims thirty six muslim brotherhood prisoners have been killed in an apparent bid to escape detention during a prison transfer officials say those who died suffocated on tear gas fired by police often officer was taken hos

emergency law which which has only been used to violate our human rights as free egyptians. and here's one of the shocking the views which emerged out of the chaos in egypt you can see people running and then one of them allegedly a police officer shoots another man running alongside him there is a brotherhood as we've just heard says the government is responsible for all of the violence but there have been accusations of morsy supporters firing at police too. meanwhile turkey's president said the situation in egypt could worsen becoming similar to what's happening in syria a dollar goob doesn't think the country will return to democracy any time soon either let's now take a look at how egypt has been trying to achieve that elusive democratic change for the past two and a half a year is so president mubarak was forced to step down an early twenty eleven ending his nearly thirty years stronghold of power the country voted in a parliament a year later but the results of that election were an old and declared unconstitutional they rooted in brotherhood's mohamed morsi then achi

that has been used. a my district prosecuted former cia official last year who had signed nine nondisclosure agreements. he was convicted and keep pled guilty. -- he admitted that he added -- outedhe out to the name of a covert agent and a highly classified program. he talked to people in the intelligence community, many of whom are sitting here. i am always told that the most damaging leaks are outing covert agents. the case that we prosecuted involved both. he never claimed he was a whistleblower. that was a self-serving thing that was claimed. years later. when he was sentenced, the judge who was the judge in the other case said to him, you are not a whistleblower. >> we have a question or in the outing to us had the microphone. >> i love a good debate. in q2 the panelists. -- -- thank you. i am with human rights first. the team seems to be about information. i want to ask you about a slightly different topic which is torture. the intelligence community did a study of torture after 9/11. they searched

the opposition groups have been quite strong in the areas south and east of damascus, and it has beenarea deeply fiercely contested between the government and opposition groups especially around the airport. and possibly if the government did use these chemical weapons it may reflect the fact that they were desperate or maybe they were simply making a provocative point that they're going to do whatever they want, and they don't particularly care if anybody draws red lines or u.n. people are in the country. these are allegations, and there seems to be clear evidence that there has been the use of chemical weapons. the critical thing is to let the investigators in there and to see what weapons were used. >> is the u.n. likely to get to the bottom of this and other attacks? >> it's unlikely that the--i would guess in given recent history that it's unlikely that the u.n. is going to be database the inspectors will be allowed to visit places where there is clear proof of chemical weapons in use. if the government did use chemical weapons, there is certainly not going to let u.n. inspectors

he's not been radical recently. that in his past, he has probably been a little more vocal and disorderly. >> and i moved away from all of that 'cause i did that, done that, been in lockup, been in lockup with status cases before. so i leave that all alone. >> we spent a lot of time and a lot of effort and a lot of resources on making sure we stay on top of all of our gang activity. there's always a new group being formed or in the process of being formed. there's always people coming together and wanting to have their control of their environment. and it's something you have to stay on top of and make it part of that balance. >>> next on "lockup" -- >> my crime is murder and i cannibalized during the process. >> crimes of the unspeakable. >> i just said, you got to eat some of her brains for her to become part of you. [ male announcer ] if you had a dollar, for every dollar car insurance companies say they'll save you by switching, you'd have like, a ton of dollars. but how're they saving you those dollars? a lot o

israel has not been quiet in fact we have been accused so to speak accused so to speak by the new york times which unfortunately has been a supporter of the muslim brotherhood we've been accused of overtly supporting the military regime in egypt and once again military regime in arab countries as betty that is and it is bad it's non-democratic it's dictatorial but it's much much much better then regime which is terrorist inclined the muslim brotherhood has an agenda which transcends egypt it transcends infect even the muslim world it's a terror organization which has few elements which are always almost to villian in nature their military click on the other hand has an agenda limited to egypt and therefore for the sake of regional stability for the sake of the world at large and for the sake of israel i believe it's much better to have a military regime rather than a muslim brotherhood regime in egypt ok well it seems to get your view on this one on sunday the drizzling post a quote of the israeli officials saying that the only actor that can assert authority in egypt and keep it from

in the course of interrogation why because there's been this is like no because the psychological techniques are more effective in obtaining confessions than physical abuse they were they could get what they wanted they could say what they wanted and there was no evidence of what they did or what they say. hello and welcome the crosstalk for all things are considered. the nonproliferation treaty stands as one of the most important international agreements ever signed the un says the treaty is under threat from such countries as iran a member of the n.p.t. is the treaty fairly apply to some countries get a free pass well others are punished even though they are in complete compliance. across not the nonproliferation treaty i'm joined by my guests well how many marandi interact he's a professor at the university of toronto in washington we have charles blair he is the senior fellow on state and non-state threats at the federation of american scientists and also in washington we cross to thomas moore he's a senior fellow and deputy director at the center for strategic and international. he's or

them in before he's actually sentenced now with he has been in jail obviously because there been other charges against him knew of charges in regards to corruption now that he's been acquitted if they're used there's no reason to keep him in jail however he still have forty eight hours max for the prosecutor to basically appeal the decision to release him if they decide that he should be released and he will remain in jail almost see you know how long though keep him as the trial goes forward the reaction in the streets is being brought largely makes people here a kind of reeling from the situation in the last few days been basically in the bloodiest weeks in egyptian modern history in the fighting between mostly supporters and security forces who will get by down the front of hosni mubarak could be free to the same time is almost too much for some revolutionaries here he is speaking to me have told me that what was the point of coming out of the streets two years ago what has been the point of fighting for justice and freedom and bread in the last two and a half years is the very pers

been dead kids. know, i think that this ended as well as it could have for a horrible situation. >> why are you smiling? you're saying dead drug dealer kids? >> it's not that. >> are you going there? >> the next step is the nra -- you know what the next step is? hire security guards. you want to use money from the school budget, hire security guards on every single bus. the bus driver's job is to get them home safely and to school safely. >> now, the situation could have turned out differently. i think as dean and stephanie point out, this man was obviously conflicted, he was horribly afraid and trying to help this child. but he thought they could boat him to death. what if the child had been beaten to death? then what would you say? >> oh, gosh, i don't know that i would have changed my opinion one way or the other. listen, the police officer agrees with me. i think he should have stepped in. the police officer said the man should have done more. even the bus driver himself afterwards alluded to ear

exposed never been debated had it not been for bradley manning now generally speaking americans don't care that much when it's about their government's wrongdoings abroad to take care a bit more about domestic policies possibly that's why you don't see a huge percentage of support for manning in opinion polls but bradley manning may have actually gained more support in the wake of edward snowden's revelations more and more people are starting to realize that the government will always be trying to sweep controversial issues under the rug u.s. troops may have never left iraq had the iraqi government granted them immunity from prosecution something that the obama administration is trying to negotiate around the same time bradley manning leaked all those are opening files president obama would have not announced a review of n.s.a. surveillance programs if it weren't for edward snowden whether an out that review is just a symbolic gesture is a question worth asking but still we wouldn't be having this conversation if it weren't for the leaks and if he's been following bradley manning's tr

those strides have been made., at this point it is time to stop being scapegoats for the rest of the world. putin is not doing these laws because he believes this. i don't know what his real agenda is, but i have to assume it has something to do with money, with putin, it always does. i assume he's trying to get his right wing people behind him, and everyone loves to hate a homo. he gets the church behind him, he has his wing behind him. and he can go out and do whatever it is he's doing and no one's looking that way. >> do you think there's something hypocritical or misplaced for americans who haven't yet won the victory here for equality and who are in a country where gay adoption was outlawed in the states very recently to turn the attention to russia, particularly if the way that your median russian voter perceives that, is as these nefarious outsiders coming in and telling us what to do? >> no, because you must fight injustice wherever that injustice is. i will fight that injustice here on american soil. i wi

there's been some sort of an operation put together but it's been reduced. they're not coming in until after 2 o'clock in the morning which helps us and helps everybody to keep them out of the neighborhood. we have the party buses we ran out of the neighborhood but they barking park on the east side of union square. we're told - we can see what's going on. my grandparent lived in this area and as a

and that has not been the problem.y have not been able to bring us any cases where the commanders have refused to bring prosecutions when the prosecutors have recommended it. just the opposite is, in fact, true, as kelly said, many times prosecutors, maybe because it's a hard case, maybe because they're worried about their one-loss record say this case is not a winner. and the commanders have insisted, no, let's get to the bottom of it. so yes the commanders need to keep out of the business of overturning juries. yes we need to change the rules so victims get more protection, more counselors, legal help, they're in control of where they go, whether they come back to their unit or get shipped out or whether the perpetrator gets shipped out and another important reform, gwen, is that we're going tyke-to-take out of the equation how good a soldier someone has been. that might be relevant to something, it's not relevant to whether or not they're guilty of a crime. so we have really done historic reforms here and the countr

you guys i'm having my own this is breaking the side so guys i know what i've been saying that there seems to be no legitimate basis for the terror alert issued worldwide but i was wrong say it's just been revealed that there is legit evidence backing up why the us made this in to close the nineteen embassies across the middle east or to the daily beast the intelligence gathered was from a conference call between more than twenty high level al qaeda operatives you heard me right a conference call between al qaeda i know it's crazy but think about it a lot of the revelation that the n.s.a. is spying on every line of communication on the planet doesn't make total sense that terrorists would use conference call dot com to plot the next big terrorist attack but i kid but if you already think this is ridiculous just wait because it gets even better because according to one official the terrorist call was quote like a meeting of the legion of doom you know the cartoon group of villains who fight the justice league so now the government's comparing al qaeda to cartoon villains who took even

protesters women and children huddled in the corner behind sandbanks they were the injured you've been shot in the head the chest the stomach being taken to field hospitals and then the next day of course they had their makeshift morgues in a mosque two hundred bodies just laid out there with extremely bloody some of people missing their heads some people to beyond recognition the security forces say that their officers have been killed meanwhile we've had some major deaths from the mizzen brotherhood's leadership the supreme guide to the eyes which could lead to lost his son my colleague paula has also been on the ground here in cairo she brings you this report the tears are the same as is the heartache and. tragedy to families for is a changed by the violence engulfing egypt. to some said he died from two bullets one was in his heart the police killed him they were standing on top of the roofs they burned some of the bodies and they burned some people alive. the muslim brotherhood believes that the christians in egypt have a hand in what is going on this talk to to beat me with stone

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the ball in a sense is in the american court that the russian authorities have been extremely careful to do this by the book they've insisted on mr snowden making a proper application he's done it through a lawyer there is a well founded case here for asylum the u.s. has no legal grounds to object to this now that he is in russia proper i think he the intention will be to apply for full refugee status if the u.s. number less wants to jeopardize its very important relationship with russia because russia has done something which it is legally fully entitle to do that is a decision for the u.s. but many people will i think feel that if the u.s. does that then the u.s. frankly is behaving in a very strange and self destructive way. and while snowden vowed to keep his mouth shut to enjoy russia's asylum his earlier revelations continue to shake the world the guardian newspaper has published a report suggesting that britain's government communications headquarters not only spoiled on its citizens but was funded by the us well let's check out how the tit for tat spying chain works the u.k.'s

obama weighs options for military action against damascus with no clue yet if the green light has been given while u.s. naval forces edged closer to syria. this is syrian troops say they found toxic weapons in tunnels used by rebels while the west plains chemical attacks on the assad regime. dog a strike a longtime obey reaches two hundred days with inmates carrying on their protest against force feeding an indefinite detention. i did to the currency gives a real recognition the german government decides a virtual money coin is a legal and private means of payment. five m. in moscow match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story u.s. president barack obama and his national security team met to consider possible military action against syria washington promised to announce its decision after looking into evidence of an alleged chemical attack in a damascus suburb which is being blamed on government forces meanwhile the u.s. is moving naval forces closer to syria in case the go ahead is given for a military strike three destroyers currently deployed to the mediterranean ac

emergency law which which has only been used to violate our human rights as free egyptians. there has been plenty of shocking footage after the military use full force when swooping on prime mostly protesting camps now let's have a look at what has been caught on camera we do warn you it is pretty graphic you can see people moving in one direction and one appears to shoot another man in the lower part of your screen the muslim brotherhood as we just heard says the government is responsible for all of the violence but there have been accusations of morsy supporters firing at police it's not player who is shooting a. video and i'm afraid to not know whether the victim died or no war correspondent eric margolis who's written extensively about the middle east says western powers aren't doing anything to help the situation which means the violence could get even worse. we are very close to the civil war in egypt not only in cairo but in xandra and down the nile as you head into upper egypt the people get more militant there and it's historically an area of larger violence so it's

it's been going on for sometime. and as private citizens like myself become aware of the map program, we feel that controversy is a negative element for the city. the notion that we can stop and reverse evolution, that the notion that only plants introduced california prior to the advent of europeans into the country should be protected is a poor philosophy. and here again, you're asked to plunder a good program to spend money in a bad program. i think part of the things you saw lots of -- should have seen lots of figures here today. that [speaker not understood]. that maybe the commission doesn't know how much money it's spending. maybe it's not getting the full story from the recreation and parks department. perhaps some good money that could be spent on an audit of those programs, of the nap program in general, and the e-i-r process in particular. a question was asked you before, why is the city hiring a third outside consultant on this program? do they have a -- made any kind of written report to the commission o

there has been a massive heightening of security across cairo and cities and ramsy square have been sealed completely by the army and police and they were scenes of violent confrontation in weeks and the square is seemed off and the mosque and ramsey square are closed and no prayers at those mosques in the course of the day. the interim government says the mosques are closed for renovation but certainly a massive security crack down and protesters insist they will continue to press their demands. >> reporter: and the crack down extending still to the muslim brotherhood and its leadership. >> very much so. there have been on going arrests of senior members of the senior brotherhood and in particular the freedom and justice party and the most resent and high profile as we heard in monica's report and the secretary general of the freedom and justice party, very clearly the interim government stated it believes the muslim brotherhood is behind the ongoing violence and it's intent on certainly removing the top leadership of the organization, putting them in prison but one must remember that sta

they have been a bad player on syria and iran. they seem to go out of their way to poke their finger in the eye of the u.s. and the uk and other western countries. i don't think you can have normalcy with them. i don't think that we should break relations with them but they need to understand that there is a cost for what they do and there are things that they will look for and international relations. everything is on the table. everything is up for scrutiny. i think that the president should seriously consider not going to the conference and certainly if he goes to the conference, he should consider not meeting with putin at all. ariel castro, the man who kidnapped three women and abuse of them were a decade have been sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole. he tried to convince people he was not a monster but one of his victims gave an emotional statement saying that his hell is just beginning. >> ariel castro had already pleaded guilty to more than 900 charges under a deal struck to spare him the death sentence. t

this is the second time i've been to a commissioner meeting and it's because of the captain who's been represented here before. i have to tell you we've got a lot more work to do. sorry i didn't mean to address him dribble but from the san francisco zoo we appreciate the captain and the officers and hope to continue the work we've been doing and make it a safe place for everyone and a thank you for that it's important. thank you (clapping) >> and i want to say given that's really making an impact on me raising my family here in the city on a foggy day where do you go you go to the zoo. but you remind me of having save policies this is what makes this a great place to go to the park and the zoo and thank you captain alumni >> good evening captain going and i want to thank the president and chief. i'm a retired captain with the sheriff's department. i'm here with a bunch of folks in a club we're border in our community by the zoo on the west and lake merced on the east. i'm here to voice my opinion about the captain and his staff. although captain and along with jim cunningham all worked

officials have been accused of moving slowly to investigate the crimes -- hungarian officials have been accused of moving slowly. >> hostility toward minorities has grown in hungary in recent years. a far-right party has become the third largest in parliament. >> the men shot dead one victim was she was sleeping. they also set a house on the buyer. and those inside tried to escape, they shot dead a child and his father. >> the accused are guilty as charged. they are sentenced to life in prison without parole. >> she is the mother of the man killed while fleeing his burning home. she says authorities botched investigations. >> there are many strange things about this case. the problem is that little things that could have turned up more clues were not examined properly. many say the sentence has not delivered justice and will do nothing to ease tensions. the tension is palpable where the town council recently cut the water supply to residents. hungary's governing party called the action responsible, even though it has been a hot summer. the trial of the perpetrators has received little a