a mention has been made about a talks a spirited there are reports. -- have been made about talks. there are reports. there are unknown contaminant there. with respect, that is not characterize the evidence before us. the site is well characterized. an abundant amount of work has been performed. they are determining contamination. some of it has been dealt with. there is mitigation incorporated into the process. it to be carried out to the state. i would like to note that this litigation and corporate asiains been up held. a word, and there is an argument that the improvements are somehow part of the project are the impact associated with it. they have been left out. they were analyzed and certified in 2005. they are considered as result things to occur. this'll be carried out by a different entity. >> at this time, why do not we hear from members of the public in support of the project. i have a ton of cards here. i will read a whole bunch of them. after that, they will wind up. mccarthy, lazarus, gilman, jess, john stewart, leo capacitcassai george smith, lisa, james gilbert, pat

all flights in the region have been canceled. guillermo martinez said -- [no audio] back across the border, thousands have moved into local schools and other shelters to escape. for them, the weight to see what happens next. there will be a chain reaction among the other volcanoes in this region. >> torrential rains have hit central and southern parts of china. one person has been killed and more than of others -- a dozen missing. hundreds of towns have been affected and tens of thousands have had to be evacuated. rolling out the icloud. steve jobs returns to talk about the new development. several international drug companies have announced substantial cuts. >> many have complained there are children and adults dying needlessly because they cannot afford drugs. several companies are cutting the costs on some of the vaccines. the discount suppla combined dre diseases including diphtheria and hepatitis b and a 6 [unintelligible] they will try to bridge a gap. the ceo of one of the drug companies says this is not a one-off p.r. exe

has been issued by. a lot of the prosecutors of the international criminal court and this is only the second time in the chords nine year history that such a warrant has been issued for incumbents head of state the first occurrence happened in two thousand and nine and the man that they wanted or were after was the sudanese president over that this is and has yet to be implemented in reality or executed because obviously the president is still in place and the libyan authorities have already said that they will not comply with the decision in this case they actually questioned its legitimacy and have reminded the basically the world community that libya is not a signatory to the treaty which has actually set up the international criminal courts however the courts in turn will have to comply with this decision and for their arrest of moammar gadhafi his son and the intelligence minister because it has to comply with the u.n. security council resolutions now what exactly will happen to more market is not y

the source has not been located in the european union, that the decision has been taken to not just ban the import of all fresh vegetables from eu countries to russia but also to seize any vegetables that have been imported from the european union into russia so far. >> matthew, how much of goods -- i guess, fresh vegetables from the eu is actually consumed by russian or imported by russia? >> reporter: well, quite a lot, particularly in the european part of russia. though, i have to say countrywide, russia gets the majority of fresh vegetables from countries like china, from countries like turkey as well. it's much more significant, though, in terms of what the european do because some 25% of all the fresh produce exported from the european union goes to the russian markets. so, it's a major economic blow for european farmers who depend very much for at least a quarter of their exports on russia where their fruit and vegetables are now banned. >> matthew chance, thank you, reporting from moscow. >>> you're watching "world one" live from london. >>> coming up, a string of deadly tornado

. >> the process has been amazing. the people have been so gracious and supportive. the energy here is fantastic with so many couples getting married. it's a fantastic experience. so wonderful. >> we have been planning this for a year. we thought we were doing the ceremony for the 2 of us. actually, being able to be a part of this time in history and in our history is amazing. >> it's really nice to have our relationship recognized as important as our parents and not something less than. >> we have been waiting for 18 years for this and when it was available for the state, we had been waiting for a long time and wanting this. this is a momentous occasion to have equal rights. [applause]. >> we have been together for 14 years. it's been really great and we're really pleased we came during this 2 weeks. everybody has been so welcoming and it's been so set up and people have guided us. it's been easy, there was live music. people are so friendly. so excited for us. it's really great. >> but i would also like to say thank you to the mayor and the city attorneys for bring

a new satellite has been launched. saltiness seawater turn prove knowledge on the cycle and ocean circulation at the international aquarius mission led by the u.s. and argentinean space agencies blasted off from california on friday morning this is the first project of its kind of hope it will help to improve weather predictions canada france brazil and italy are all participating in the four hundred million dollar question. right now it's time for our russia close up series i where this time the team travels to north. situated in russia's north caucasus the small republic has been plagued by decades of violence and conflict today tens of thousands of refugees remain stranded unable to return to their ancestral homes for fear of the lecture but i thought it was a maybe not comparable reports people's heartfelt desire for peace is beginning to worry about some of the better. shacks that look like they're barely holding together actual houses lying in ruins these are the far from welcoming amateurs to strike you as soon

there has been more violation of that then has been compliance in many respects, but i think boehner has a point, and there has to be involvement at some what about congress in the decision when we are making more, even with nato, i think it is extremely important. >> how can nato hold together when you have america increasingly unwilling to foot most of the costs, the germans have to foot some of the costs, but not to deploy the soldiers, when you have all these internal problems going on, how can this organization continue to exist? >> it is going to be difficult. i do not want to sound u.s.- centric, but without u.s. leadership, nato has difficulty in working. in my view, that leadership has been lacking at the political level. i think we need clarity. we have heard the resolution 1973 from the united nations that says take all necessary action to protect civilians. another side says gaddafi must go, and that is being interpreted as regime change. there is a lack of clarity, and i think we need to get that in order to get it straight. >> thank you very much indeed. out to syria, w

ever been more importantly it's not just those physical resources that people have been dispossessed job but the reality of the last thirty years in africa has been that increasingly our governments are more accountable to the international financial institutions the defense of the befits the need has been need as cañete as of the world and they are no more come to blows to the international agencies than they are to citizens now i don't call that democracy what i've see that has is this and the company led to the dispossession of their material livelihoods has been the dispossession of their political. gains of independence and i think you know it's all very well saying there's been huge growth rates but who is benefiting from those growth from those growth rates in fact the division between the rich and the poor has actually increased dramatically over the last thirty years and as for the world bank and their apologists who talk about you know the middle class is beginning with two dollars a day a pound a day have you tried living in nairobi on a pound a day these guys are if they

i know that there have been concerns about a specific project that has been raised. this is not the purpose of this in terms of our discussion. it is about the general guidelines to follow. what do you presently have in place, whether it is, you know, a company, or an industry that your regulating, or the public has a specific complaint against one individual or other individuals in your department? what do you have in place to deal with that complaint were concerned? >> for any one of my regulators, for any regulation, land use or otherwise, if there is a complaint from the public that the inspector did not do their job, either myself or the director of regulatory programs will independently look at the claims. we will review the case record and the files. when i look at things, when i look at things, i tend to go back to the law. i read the law. if it is outdated, i look to see whether the science has changed and if we should be thinking about this differently. i look at -- sometimes there have been past practices about an interpretation of the law that need to be

the opportunity that has been given them has been to build in the backyard of another lot, which should have been an open space offering several buildings. i urge you to accept this appeal and if not deny out right the variance, place further restrictions on the ability of the property owners to enlarge their building size. thank you. >> thank you. ms. kryc. >> i am going to use the overhead. commissioners, thank you for your time. i am kelly kryc. i am speaking on behalf of the owners of the prort

that have been improving. we have been working closely together with our department. there are many weeks where dtw, the police department, and the housing authority are working closer together than the whole history of that relationship has been. some of you know, my history in the past, i have been paying focused attention. from the businesses i have had, they have improved. not only have they improved, they have improved to the point where hud recognizes the problems they sought two years ago, before we came aboard, were corrected. i am committed to doing that. we may have a difference of opinion about the conditions. i would be glad to talk with you about that. i am working closely with mr. alvarez on this and making sure all the sites improve while we go into an improvement and a rebuilding mode on many of the sites. >> thank you very much. the mayor is being modest. let me say that the mayor and i, when we first met, we went into the site so i would have a clearer understanding of what conditions were wi

psychological help that is if they need it and also here at the site of the crash site itself has been the cleaned up of the identification of the bodies continue we are told that several have already been identified but there have still been a lot of body parts recovered the late last night for of the wreckage that we still have to identify part of number of bodies now three of the a survivors are still in the local hospital while a fire that have been flown to moscow now dear family members we are expecting them to come today there is supposed to be a plane to take them to but there is a void the explain be a bit of a delay this accident happened on monday night so they say that most of the families don't live in moscow they live in a region surrounded moscow now and the locals here are also dealing with their own grief. i would say they've been coming here until late last night bringing flowers to decide after all it was the witnesses the locals living right a by the road where the plane had crashed that had been the first at the scene. we first told. and we heard a man screaming hi

or what's what's happening it is that the kind of the outcome is kind of been it's been set already it's a bit of a show trial i think. as a result i think it's very much about bolstering the west's position and making the west look like it's for free it's a friend or of justice and the largest has already been certain the bad guys in this i'm not. allowed to choose are wonderful human being but the crimes on all sides are not war and to pick out one side has been worse than the other. it was a much murkier there were opportunists nationalists politicians on all sides and some fairly brutal people behind them as well. and the contributors to the r.t. for them are saying that their pay tribunals should be dissolved in their view it has no legal grounds to exist now you can go to our website to have your say on whether general or practical malathi it will get a fair trial at the u.n. war crimes court r.t. dot com that's the address where you can express your opinion. but a huge source of personal data in the palm of your hand that's what a smartphone has become nowadays but all that privat

president mendoza: has any action been taken yet? no action has been taken yet.r: we do not want the communities to be taken by surprise. if there is a decision, we want them to know that. president mendoza: ok. >> a number of apparently is on have been noticed but not moved. i have made a note about what is happening with them, and we will get some information back to the board. commissioner? commissioner: i want to thank everyone who came out. thank you very much. president mendoza: item number q, are there any? item number l, we have an action item, the california department of education district schools code change for alternative beginning the 2011-2012 school year. this was already seconded on may 24, and we referred it, and it was postponed to action until june 14. can i get a report, please, commissioner norton? commissioner norton: really, there was discussion, there was concern about this action, whether it had any impact on the current policy we have, where students out of district are allowed to vote audition and attend, and the report we get from sta

we have been working... well, you mentioned four resolutions, in fact there were six of them, including four sanctions resolutions and i think even more iortantly we'veeen constructive and imaginative, russia and other members of the six in trying to develop a negotiating track in order to resolve the iranian nuclear issue. so i think the cooperation has been quite goo unfortunately, it has not yet brought about tangible results but we need to keep trying. >> rose: tell me about your trip. >> it was a mission of the security council. the security council periodicly goes on various missions every year. we go to one to africa. this was particularly interesting. it includ fo stops in addis for a meeting with the peace and security council of the african union. w quite heated discussions about libya. then we went on to khartoum and jew be. >> rose: didn't the african union want to west to respond to libya? didn't they invite them respond? >> they... it was the arab league. it was the arab league. so the african

has been selected to serve. it will continue to be little more than a basketball court for other private school neighborhoods. we support the idea of maximizing space, but not indefinitely. the city has a goal for any housing that can be added to this project. it doesn't mean we get as many studios into it is possible. families do not live in studios. it is the only way the project can pencil out. that is what we are told. perhaps an entirely new approach is called for. city planning cannot be driven by cost alone. they can and must be balanced. the compromise is far from ideal. it is also the only credible solution that has been offered. we support a compromise, delay the project until a better solution can be reached. >> i live at 850 presidio avenue. it will be 25 feet away from the property line. our community does support the rebuilding. anatomy presented a plan that they're trying to shove down our throats. the problem is not only parking, i did a unit to put more and the units that i own. i've played by t

the flight recorders from the airplane that crashed in northwestern russia on monday have been brought to moscow to shed light on what caused the tragedy forty four people on board one three four jets were killed when the plane landed on a highway just a few hundred meters from the runway the aircraft was making a regular flight from moscow to which was a russian's mechanical corolla eight people including a ten year old boy and possible simple injuries our correspondent tess are syria is in the city of perth as of odds joining us live in a few minutes time here. the greek government has announced one key vote of confidence in the prime minister to continue his fight for more cuts parliament and now has to decide whether to impose austerity measures with billions of euros were to secure a second e.u. bailout and lifeline for countries paralyzed economy as sarah firth reports there's an ever widening divide between the government's version and the bill of the people . it's considered by many to be the best place if democracy can increase now whitening the gap between the people and the

the largest has already been. the bad guy in this i'm not. allowed to choose our wonderful human being but there were crimes on all sides and not war and to pick out one side was worse than the other is a bit peculiar a situation was much murkier there were opportunists nationalist politicians on all sides and some fairly brutal people behind them as well and our contributors to the arts forum are saying that the hague tribunal should be dissolved and in their view it has no legal grounds to exist a good one website to have your say on whether general rather than the laddish will get a fair trial i think you went to war crimes court dot com is the address where you can express for. the huge source of personal data in the palm of your hand that's what a smartphone has become nowadays all the private information on your hi tech devices can easily become public knowledge r.t.c. caught up with that has discovered how. and what does your i phone four know about you and who can access this information. even when i'm not making a phone call and just

have any of those people been prosecuted? the district attorney has been prosecuted? >> their work -- there was one in louisiana, roger jordan. >> let me try to get the other panelists into the conversation. you were a former warden of san quentin. i wonder if you could share with us your experience at having actually conducted executions? you saw the word from mississippi said that this had a personal effect on him and i wonder if you can address the issue that comes up with the victim's family often get satisfaction of some kind -- some relief because of the person that they understand has committed the crime and they are finally put to death. can you remark on this? >> let me say, i agree with everything that they have talked about. i cannot really speak for the families of the victims, only what i have observed to the execution process. this has an impact on everyone who is involved, including the staff. and of course the inmates' families. and the people who show up to watch this. and the whole show of people who are there for this. you cannot walk away from this

it has been a collaborative effort. we are proud of the fact that we are not only getting this great building built that will serve the city for generations to come, but in doing it, we are putting a lot of local businesses and residents to work in the process. it is really a win win. i want to commend the general manager and commission for their bitter ship and foresight in seeing after this project had been stalled for many years, seeing this was a great investment for the repairs and people of san francisco. it was the smart thing to do. we are righproud to be part of . i want to thank the work of the rest of the pc team to get this done. starting with a man who is living and breathing this, has been for years, our project manager brooke. [applause] he is working closely with edgar lopez, who manages all of our major projects, but was here pretty much from day one. they are being supported by our city engineers and the rest of the department coming together to deliver a great project to the ratepayers of san francisc

the board has been put into a difficult situation. there are a lot of differences of opinion on how to run the city, how to mass make a decision, who should be in place, 11 people to agree on that is a challenging thing. i think we have done the best we can do in the process, considering the difference of opinions. >> the people of san francisco can now choose their mayor, the direction they want to go. that is why this decision was so appropriate. >> the other big shock is that the moderates seem to have won this round. people thought, progressives have themselves on the board. there is no reason that they will not get together and take a noted leader who is a progressive to be interim mayor, and then stayed there for another term. the great thing about being in term mayor is to get to run as an incumbent. the fact that the progressives could not get together to get somebody into office as interim mayor in their own self-interest was very surprising for a lot of us. >> what happened in the last month in city hall was an incredible sh

has been to meet him. alexander's top speed is not much more than walking pace it's been more than a decade since the accident which put him in a wheelchair driving the other car was america's consul general in the us stock eligible drunk and that's where the problems began as a diplomat american douglas can't could claim immunity officials back in washington refused to waive his rights so alexander had no chance of getting redress this little that he walked away scot free but i will keep on seeking justice. alexander tells me he's been fighting for compensation ever since to pay for his specialist care and medical expenses so long after the original accident it's important to him to keep his case in the public eye his just finished and marathon of marathon proportions riding his electric buggy eleven thousand kilometers from his home to moscow and it's been a journey of discovery the ocean the only one i was most surprised by the decency and generosity of our people i never expected such help just imagine

2003 this has been happening. 90% of the black villages have been destroyed. they are also being repopulated by arab nomadic people from chad and as far away as not share so telling to do for you and people to go home is problematic and all kinds of ways. you may ask yourself why there hasn't been more of an international reaction. the united nations to is credited with lots of good resolution calling for sensible things like going for the money, sanctions, a no-fly zone, other sensible things like tracing all the sort of murky business and charity connections that the architects of the genocide this genocide in khartoum have, and also really personal stuff, treating them actually like narco-criminals, really personal stuff like travel bans to stop the architects of the genocide from going to paris for shopping trips and believe me that is actually what concentrates the mind. but sadly almost none of those u.n. resolutions has been enforced, because we lack political will. we did put together a peacekeeping force, a joint u.n. african union peacekeeping force

a year they've already been. very free of certain measures they say that the government has really achieved anything by that and so with the pain there's a lot of tension on the street from a. great laugh and then they can raise some income by raising the price that people simply didn't think that that way would have it certainly seems that that might be the case. that particular certain measures will have to be implemented if prince wants to continue i think the international bailout money now this comes on the back they get the relief love let's say that sixty percent of the bulls are out in the field i still think forty feet the fence of fifteen twenty four year old thousand what he's begun to some of the younger people here they say turning out is that really i think they're right late but. we should put them. in the voting system. but the people of loose doesn't help in doing things. but she's on the take on the game and that's why we came here to tell them that they are incapable for us and we want to. go o

and stories still to come but first there's been a c. eries of international reports that hugo chavez the staunchly anti american president of venezuela is in a critical condition after undergoing surgery in cuba speculation has been stoked by conflicting statements from the government about his health something jumped on by the world's media when they are joined by agents he's an author and researcher in one of ours there in argentina to tell us what he thinks behind the hype thanks very much indeed for joining us here on r.t. know his condition is causing concern in venezuela and throughout latin america but as i just said the government has come up with conflicting messages but also accuses the western media of unwarranted speculation so who should we believe. well it's very difficult for another nonprofessional to give information as to a person's health situation so we don't really know if mr hugo chavez president of venezuela does have a health issue what we would need to know of view from proper professionals what their health iss

and we have been contributing to a program that we have not been able to afford in a number of years. and also do it in the fashion that provides a dignified attention to those that have contributed many of their years of this wonderful city. i am proud to say that in working on this, we also have the choice about whether or not we would do it as a government or do it as a collaboration of people that were concerned about working families in this city. and making sure that we talked to everybody and had every voice heard. we start in january up to now 4.5 up to five months of a concerted effort to reflect a comprehensive approach. it reflects a dialogue that is transparent. it reflects labor leaders, officials, the private sector as long as regent as well as the non-profit sector contributing about how the city can work together to make sure that we have a solvent pension system before us. we're looking at the system not just for the short term, but for the long term. we have ever imposed that we believe will save the city between 800 and billion dollars in the next 10 years. allowing

it has been restored. >> it has been restored to the original patina. >> there was no damage done tots. i do not think there were any holes made in it. they have been working on it for six or eight weeks. it is practically ready to go. i am very excited to see it done. >> over the course of the arts in richmond program, we have added almost 800 works of art into the public space. maintaining that is not something that the bond funds allow us to do. this is why you came up with the idea of art care. >> i hope we get the community going and get people who really like to be involved. we will give them a chance to be involved. if you are interested in art, this is a marvelous way to get involved. there is work all over the city where every year ago. -- there is artwork all over the city wherever you go. my idea was to get people in the neighborhood to take care of the pieces and let the art commission have the money for the bigger pieces. >> i was talking to the former president of the arts commission yesterday. the 2% ordnance is something he helped to champion. >> it is all over califo

has been bought off the t.v. channels need the money from advertisement and the nuclear energy companies pay a lot with at this money they cannot survive and for that reason i have to shut up about the situation the newspapers have this problem as well a move that if true keeps the important information hidden from the people saving face for those in charge in japan showing thomas. the u.s. state department's plans for spreading democracy around the world have been greeted with speculation that washington is planning a program of foreign regime change and to provide finance and technology to opposition groups but the attach strings could be used to steer other states where america wants them result he's got to check on the reports. the u.s. state department now generously hands out cash and technology to dissidents throughout the world it's bureau of democracy human rights and labor has announced the request for proposals on how to foster change in a number of countries in the middle east and north africa as well

since the end of world war two the spaces i've been . working here to provide a safe and secure environment for everybody. the questions they have thing else you get everything you need. more than a month. in one of the most extreme environments on the planet this is antarctica and people have to be aware that they are far away from civilization. so special and attractive for many life is you live in the flood zone. expedition to the bottom of the earth. more news today violence is once again flared up.

has been for doing developments in the troubled country for us. but the clashes between the police and the protests still going. on this. such things out along the side flare it was building. people have one thing that was going on at the moment the police trying to find the crowd the violence still breaking out now if i see be not stopped by a lot of the people on the street c.c. nice people just imply with a gas mask on they really don't want anyone to feel that it's been said that the people who are behind the provoking the. people still missing back on the central state even though you can have a ticket still think sets off by the place they turned out to protest against if a person started to measure their i guess about the economic situation has been happening in that country and they wouldn't have been all going to be able to head to the place for about really got anything to tensions between the people cranking the crowd the police out there getting ready to retaliate stop. the crowd. head. for the situation that lead to kerry saying that

city and have been well reported. we're seeing quite an increase in population of seniors in san francisco over the age of 60. they happen to be living in this area. we are also seeing a significant hemorrhaging of the black population, the african-american population, in this area, as well. that signifies an important milestone in a city that has had once a will that populist african-american population and japanese american population is also thinning out quite a bit as well. this is not an easy answer and it would be hard to get into a profound topic like this. it is on the minds of a few people. there has been a study done commissioned by mayor newsom. there has been no hearing on this particular -- it is the out-migration report of the population in san francisco. can we get followthrough by any one of the agencies, potentially? mr. mayor, perhaps, or the other departments? >> i do know that most, if not all the departments here have actually had a copy of that report and read through it, like i did. we have to r

you have been a breath of fresh air. i know you have been meeting with a small business community. i hope that everybody in this room will recognize that small business is critical to the long-term success of the city. what i asked of you and everybody on this -- in this illustrious group is what assurances you can give us that the decision making process on these difficult decisions are not going to be driven by politics. that has been the force that has driven decisions for so long in the city. greg wagner is a very smart man. i suspect that if we ask him what he would do, he would come up with something -- he would figure out how to fix the situation. the problem is that historically in the city, the decisions have not been driven by sound and rational decision making. they have been driven by politics like organized labor, everybody wants to get reelected. we need to believe that there will be sound and rational decision making with your breath of fresh air and this smart group of people. what assurance can you give us that is the decision making process that will be used to ad

most of the couples have been together eight, nine, 10, i'd say 70% have been together at least that long if not longer. >> there is a lot of misconception about who gay and lesbian people are. it's important that people see that we love our husbands and wives to be and love our children and have the right to have families just like everyone else. >> it's important that we have experienced our own families, our own friends, and the excitement of the volunteers when we get here has made us feel wonderful and accepted and celebrated. >> there is a lot of city agencies, city departments, divisions that offer up their employees to help us out since overwhelming response, it's unbelievable at how city government works. this is the time that san francisco city employees have really outshined san francisco's clerk's office didn't need to hear from the mayor to say what's your plan. they offered a plan and said here is our strategy. here is what we can do. we can add all of these computers here and there. we can connect our databases, we can expand our capacity by x. we can open up early and

it's been all set up and people have guided us from step to step. it's been easy. there was live music. people are so friendly and excited. so excited for us. >> it's really great. >> yeah. >> and salvador is party a here to known as party a. >> on the out it looks pretty simple. you come in, you made your appointment. you pay. you go here for your license. you got there to get married. you go there if you want to purchase a certified copy. behind the scenes, there was just this monumental just mountain of work, the details into everything that we had to do and we quickly realized that we were not ready to issue the numbers of licenses that people are anticipating that we would need to issue. we definitely did not want people waiting in long lines. this is somebody's wedding. you want to be able to plan and invite your family and friends. know what time you are able to get your marriage license, know what time you're going to have your ceremony. >> thanks for volunteering. >> we got city volunteers, we got members of the public volunteering. we had our regular volu

>> it has been amazing. the people have been so gracious and so supportive of what we're doing. the energy here is fantastic with so many couples getting married. it's just been an absolutely fantastic experience, so wonderful. >> by the power vested in me, i declare you spouses for life. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> to actually be able to get married and be a part of this time in history and time in our history is amazing. >> this is a momentous occasion for us to be able to actually have this opportunity to have equal rights. >> we have been together for 14 years. everyone is so welcoming. it's been all set up and people have guided us from step to step. it's been easy. there was live music. people are so friendly and excited. so excited for us. >> it's really great. >> yeah. >> and salvador is party a here to known as party a. >> on the out it looks pretty simple. you come in, you made your appointment. you pay. you go here for your license. you got there to get married. you go there if you want to purchase a certified copy. behind the scenes, there was just this monumental

has been providing. in regards to the gymnasium, it will be fine, but the primary user is not daugherty. -- is not a booker t.. that is an important issue because the gm is a physical part of the community center and this whole project is based on a private motive. the city had some planning, perhaps the community land trust to get some funding. perhaps the gymnasium could have been more primarily used for the use to attend booker t. washington rather than a private high school. that's another point of contention -- the school is going to have primary use of the gymnasium. that is something that should be considered. perhaps with the mayor's office of housing, they could provide more funds to get more housing for transitional use. [tone] supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. next speaker please. >> i'm here today on behalf of the john burton foundation for children without homes to express our support for the booker t. washington community service center project that has been spoken about today. the john burt

there have been a key sentries of hard for fighting. -- there have been two seasons of hearts fighting harsh fighting. all this will only work of local people can be persuaded to support the government and to stay on site. >> in data believes that its successes in places like this means that the taliban will turn more and more to terrorist tactics. the government insists that transition will go ahead with the taliban says that they will ensure this is a bloody affair. >> fragile times in afghanistan. the authorities in moldova say they have arrested six people and seized a quantity of enriched uranium which could be used to make a nuclear weapon. they were trying to sell a kg to a muslim national. the value is at least $20 million. france has concerns that its military has been dropping weapons to the rebels fighting in libya. the defense ministry says it got light arms to the rebels. the unrest around the world has tested the civilians. it was doctors who bore the brunt of government and her. tomorrow, 20 doctors are due back in court. the bbc has been told that they were tortured int

failure that would have been their prosecution that would have been just a sound i had made now they're making record profits now they are making record totals that actually hold until you know we need americans want to see some kind of justice they want they want some rupture below the justice went by the wayside when we decided to bail them out in the first place the so you just got to you wouldn't you would have your justice department prosecute them well of course you would have them prosecuted prosecuted on the basis of of fraud of having broken the law but what they broke was they made horrible decisions that instead of instead of existing in a free market system where they would have been rewarded for those bad decisions made of the last all their money they were made whole by you and i and that's the rub the government pick winners the government picked losers we seem to be on the losing end of this we picked up the tab for all this i'm all raged about it so now i'm curious you said the american dream of course is that anybody in this country can be what they want to be heard an

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thomas has been at the fukushima city to measure radiation levels here's what he discovered. here we're eighty kilometers away and the radiation levels in this area in many many places in many instances are much higher or really close because if you look at a map of where fukushima city is in relation to the actual nuclear facility about the plant number one where a lot of that radiation. relating from look the winds are bringing that radiation in the. city and the rain in the wind is blowing the radiation in this direction so we were at a spot where the radiation levels or one thousand times what is considered to be a safe dosage so. very very dangerous levels and so scientists that we are working with today. different universities are working together on projects to try to figure out ways to use a simple method to actually clean that radiation up and you guys actually i can assure you we. are working to the can contaminate the soil right now. and as you can see the two gentlemen aren't wearing any protective clothing clothing what the scientists are so one of the concerns i

appropriate steps have been taken. from the supply-side constraints, i mentioned my observations that it was largely related to the bottle neck and supply constraints which have been addressed. [unintelligible] it all contributed and this trend is going to continue in subsequent years. secondly, even the growth in highly developed countries is slow down as far as expanding our cooperation. we did not have any defense cooperation with the u.s.. it has started within the last couple of years. it is expanding very fast. therefore that areas of cooperation whether it is in the area of technology, knowledge, education, agriculture, you can have cooperation. growth, inflation, these are temporary measures to be tackled, but let us not stand in the way of long-term cooperation and understanding. thank you. >> is there anybody from the press? >> both of you touched on the importance of the g-20 meeting. it is clear that for the past two years, one important point of the g-20 was to reform the international institutions to ensu