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[laughter] >> i think there's still discussions going on about the bls. at this point there's still desire to move forward with it, but maybe director when he returns has additional information. >> thank you. >> as i recall there's more time for putting that on the ballot and the bond measure. >> that's riekts. right. >> thank you very much. >> r >> moving on to item 9. public comment. this is a time for members of the public to address the board of directors about items not on today's calendar. >> two concerns. one is the panels for the arrival of buses are not always accurate. if the panel says the bus will be arriving in 12 minutes or 30 minutes and then you walk away from the bus and then suddenly it shows up and these really have to be straightened out. another concern i have is the proposed elimination of transportation on the [inaudible] corridor. it's been a street of small businesses, ranging from [inaudible] street to 32nd avenue. there are restaurants, businesses, services along that corridor. with the proposal by the transit effectiveness, the

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the consulate general of india in san francisco, replaced bls international with ckgs on may 1st. it started with computer problems and a backlog of visa applications, as new ones continue to pour in. >> when we started on wednesday, on the 21st, there was roughly, i'd say, 500 to 1,000 backlogged we had to start off with. >> reporter: staff worked all weekend and are staying late trying to catch up. no comment from the consulate tonight. but ckgs says they are working closely with officials, addressing the backlog and emergency visas first. for many, the wait is frustrating and costly. >> i have to work and be over here. and he's supposed to work. and we're just standing here. just for the visas. >> reporter: now, workers did stay here until about 9:00 tonight working with people. i did meet some travelers who left with documents in hand. there were some relief tonight. but frustrated travelers, a crowd of them, expected back here tomorrow morning. >>> new details on the search for the missing malaysian jetliner. the u.s. navy is dismissing claims that the pings detected in the i

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is movingthat america to bls dispensable nation. >> it seems to me that this -- it is ever present inis mind. , i don'tces priority think it's a bad goal. i don't think this is a fighting to try to create more bandwidth and focus on the domestic agenda. jobs,e economy, growing infrastructure. he is constantly fighting that battle to try to preserve more bandwidth for a domestic agenda. the world doesn't always cooperate. the u.s. has this indispensable role to play. that.'t not step up to title on thee council of foreign relations is very much an obama position. i think presidents are partly the product of what came before. reagan's presidency was built on the perception that we were somehow week at the end of the carter years. the obama presidency is built on the perception that we were reckless during the bush years and that the fines of what -- a lot of what he has chosen to do. >> a lot of it is course correction. presidencies often come apart in the middle east. ,immy carter, reagan almost george w. bush. smart and sensible president would try to avoid having the wheels come off

if not look out for more bids for directv possibly from its bl rival dish network. >> that's where it'seaded and that's where it's all coming in. >> wall street thinks this will all be a big bump ahead. directv's case far below the $95 a share that at&t is willing to pay to get its hands on directv's programs prospect john terret, al jazeera, new york. >> coming up permanent lock down, why students at a ohio elementary school are not allowed to go outside for the rest of the school year. plus martial law declared in thailand, and the showdown between the army and protesters. .a live report coming up. brings you conversations you won't find anywhere else... >> your'e listening because you wanna see what happen... >> get your damn education... >> talk to al jazeera only on al jazeera america >> oh my... >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler. in northern nigeria, a car bomb has killed at least five people. no one claimed responsibility but previous attacks in the area have been blamed on the armed group boko haram. last month the group abducted more than 270 school g

not be tarnished by the brunei government action. [ clapping ] >> clearly the campaign to boycott the blsotel has gone viral. what few supporters may realise is that the real story begins here at the hotel bel-air. in a battle over workers' rights, not gay rights. >> reporter: the sultan of brunei owns this hotel too. in 2009 he and his company shut it down for renovations and laid off nearly 300 union workers. when the hotel reopened, they highed new people who -- hired new people that didn't belong to a union raising the ire of an organization called unite here. >> we represent 20,000 hospitality workers in l.a. and orange country, low-wage workers from house keepers, books, bellman, et cetera. >> lee is a labour organiser. >> it's customary if a hotel shuts down, that they make an agreement with the workers there to come back to work when it reopens. after all, these are the dedicated staff that know the guests and work there for decades. >> the sultan's company did the same thing at the beverly hills hotel, effectively busting the youpt at -- union at both luxury hotels. we tried to s

i totally agree you are by a bl a market. they are not going to seattle. this is an incredible move forward. this was speed dating in franchise. i talked to a sports investment banker today and he said he has never seen anything like this. donald sterling goes off the deep end, and two or three weeks later, it is done for $2 billion. about asset appreciation. sterling -- 9100%. when is steve ballmer going to realize a 9100% asset appreciation? tt is worth wha somebody paid for it. it is like art. he is now a member of an exclusive club, and he has been trolling for an nba basket while team for a long time. >> can we put out the irony here, jon, that donald sterling probably made more in this deal then he would have had these remarks not been made public? >> absolutely. and he just said it -- this happen so quickly. it is like any hot piece of property. people have to get their bids in quickly. generally speaking that means a higher price. i agree that he out more as a result, assuming everything continues down this road, then he would have received otherwi

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the question is whether an error rate of 3% or 7% is end bl -- is acceptable. is acceptable when the state takes life and when the state promises that it will take life in a way which imposes no more pain that is necessary and amounts to the mere extinguishment of life. so this is our last question. make it good. >> oh, boy. no pressure. [laughter] so on that topic of the acceptable amount, the percentage of botched executions, can you talk a little bit about any legal precedents and how that plays into the cultural perception in the abolitionist movement? >> right. so there's no, there's no legal standard for what the acceptable error rate is. with respect to, with respect to guilt, the united states supreme court was con fronted with a case in which the allegation was that the person that was going to be executed was actually innocent. and the united states supreme court roughly said actual innocence doesn't matter. the perp had a fair trial. the person had a fair trial. and with respect to botched executions, what the courts have said isn't that you have to

, we asked what your favorite speech this year was and you said jill abramson's speech, she did nim blircumstance. take a look. >> sure, losing a job you love hurts, but the work i revered, journalism that holds powerful institutions and people accountable is what makes our democracy so resilient. this is the work i will remain very much a part of. >> what letter grade do you give her? >> i give her an a. she was humble. she identified with audience and parents, always the most important thing -- >> that's the constituency. >> a lot of the students are -- they are hangovers or whatever and not crazy about listening to your speech, waiting to graduate. what jill abramson was able to do, in the midst of her own drama and a lot of reporters covering the speech, she was self-ee facing and conveyed the importance of the work she did and said when asked whether she would have tattoo of the new york times removed from her, she said hell no, she's still proud of the great work she did there. >> she had good jokes about it. >> and by talking candidly about having been fired, she was sending a m

we're basically taking the point of view away there an attach bl or hand-held camera and making that,nto the helmet, and that's the unique game changer. liz: who's this for? is this for potential viewers who want to see it from that sort of point of view opportunity, or is it for the coaches who can then look and analyze what they see on how better to play the game and win? >> well, liz, it's for all of them. with our partnership, we integrated the technology into the vision helmet. it gives fans a better game experience, it improves opportunities for recruitment and instructions with coaches, and it lets players hone their game. up in your neck of the woods, kyle flood told reporters that it's been a helpful teaching tool for us as a program, for the coaches to be able to look at the film and see exactly where the quarterback's eyes are before the snap and where they are looking during the play. liz: so i'm looking at college ball. would it eventually go nfl? would it go to high schools? how much do these things cost, and could they scale up pretty quickly for certain teams? >> well,