bonn, where are you? we are honoring him with a resolution from the board as well as declaring today to be bonn yee day in san francisco. we are honoring him today for 32 years of service to our city. done grew up in san francisco and he went on to play second base for uc berkley and he met his wife on muni. [laughter] >> he began his civil service career in the traffic engineering. for 14 years from 1992 to 2006 he served as our city traffic engineer, bringing a new focus to our pedestrian cycling and transit programs, implementing a whole variety of infrastructure projects, as well as the merger of the municipal railway to create the new san francisco municipal transportation agency. he served as the director for the sustainable streets division for the sfmta to really encourage multimodal traffic calming and to provide direction and vision for a wide variety of commercial projects including the subway and the san francisco bike plan. bond is someone who really has believed in the power of the people in

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some of the practitioner is present the autumn when the sun was assassinated in bonn. it recently another innocent citizen the p o p has been targeted. a young boy from a small dollop of cream topped up with the chief of the education and never come home was killed by the hate mongers and villages alex box on in the top of the business capital karachi. sun's business capital but she has become a bit baffled about the son of the ghastly ago you gave me and said joe buck he's going to split the side doors but to give them a distinctive dark to get a shot dead but as the eighth of august and religious tenets day maybe i was about to sign up for breakfast didn't see this court that the debt as at the state's bond said that it is the home. when we. for me assuming a more reasoned that the march th. cool man. just about the education gap to thirty permanent working in unity but the idea to give you the edge. guests are given every second of march so we just could not estimate of the early eighty s the confederate battle being invested in them yesterday but you know the truth

. >> for more on this story, let's go to the head of dw's africa department in bonn. first off, these peace talks in ethiopia are taking place against a backdrop of some severe violence. under these conditions, are there any real chances for dialogue? >> i think there is a real chance because the pressure from outside is immense. there is no neighboring country. there is no country within the african union which has an interest in a new conflict, especially as everybody thought this long-term conflict has been resolved two years ago with the emergence of the latest date on earth -- latest state on a. of pressure is immense, and everybody made clear, including the international community, inc. hitting the u.s., that they would not accept any -- including the u.s., that they would not accept any violent change over of power in south sudan, and the ugandan president , as one of the neighbors, has sent a clear warning that he would even and troops to crush the rebellion. that was a clear warning, so i think there is therefore a chance to find a peaceful solution. >> what

. >> elizabeth me new bonn is a co-author of a book confronting poverty in america. >> it can be hidden. it can be harder to identify or even understand the extent to which need has grown because it may not be easily visible. >> today the nation's poverty rate is about 15% compared to 19% in 1964. when president johnson declared the war on poverty. >> our aim is not only to relieve the symptom of poverty, but to cure it. >> newbone says some aspects have changed dramatically. >> well, when we saw the launch of the war on poverty, the geography of poverty is very different than today. the bulk of poor people in the country lived in urban areas, big cities or in rural communities. and since that time, we have seen a real shift. >> according to newbone the number of people living in suburbs has grown by 65%. for example, poverty is up by almost 16% in the suburbs of pittsburgh. up more than 27% in the suburbs of providence. up nearly 79% outside seattle. and in the suburbs of austin, texas, the number of poor has swelled almost 143%. more poor people live in america's suburbs than in citie

not bonn to the polls since. we had the president in august of 2013 fire most of his government, including the vice president ending any prospect of power sharing. and massive corruption by the government's own 0 admission in the last few years, $4 billion and probably more went missing from just 75 government officials. there's massive corruption, lack of service delivery and increasingly a dictatorial slant to the government. >> so did the u.s. and e.u. which did so much to support the process leading to independence ignore these warning signs? >> unfortunately i think a lot of the debate up to independence consumption was led by activists and advocates who had their own agendas and perhaps were not really down in the weeds of what was really going on. so a lot of signals were missed. by looking at this purely in terms of black and white, north and south, they ignored the deep fissures in the south that remained to be addressed and need to be addressed if there's going to be sustainable peace in this country. >

signing the security deal and was fox its heroism consultant dyke who was a prisoner of the town of bonn he says the table took a tale of the group which is on the rise. it is a continuous war for over twenty years they have continued to fight some of them and since the american invasion in october two thousand and one they have if anything increased their their ability to attack their holding for the united states even with its search in two thousand and nine announced by president obama has not been able to really curtail the taliban they are as strong as ever as committed as ever and i think this is one reason why there is such difficulty throughout nato throughout the west figure out how to leave afghanistan what to do with the taliban. or should and has spent billions waging the i'm going to go and a still spending despite its mission winding down since two thousand and one it has cost the u.s. taxpayer just under eight hundred billion dollars and it is still to come in twenty four seen every american soldier serving in afghanistan will cost an average two point one million dollars

care because they're too scared to go to help post and are too scared to go to hospitals outside of bonn the our estimation is that more than six hundred thousand people are living in the bush years now i've met them i faced them in the bushes and people are more nurse they have problems of accessing food accessing health care and you can just see that people are living in extremely poor conditions they're literally living in the bush and they have close which are more or less wrecks and some people live already since april last year in the bush. road rescue from the institute of oriental languages and civilizations spoke to us and says peace and stability was never the actual goal of the french intervention in the country. first of all the central africa was them under french through and since they became independent it's not through the french army and soon central africa second point is is former central african president was kicked out from power just at the moment when he signed agreement with chinese. oil companies i've done dime france didn't react and it is very important to do y

that adding pockets i need to it's getting more than pinky and injuring at least twenty others in bonn was just a cough not based in either of them. the province. it got to bond the team just wanted to teach and even continued to attack the security forces. i missed an ummah cities has me under growing pressure to crack down on the maid and after a string of attacks across pockets turned into boss few days the cancellation of his trip to the one economic forum in dismissed as aunt donna devils on sunday. he was speculation that the minute she often frivolous and offering him. anastasia eighteen fifteen the following night. i've been emphasizing one bleeding to stop the insurgents but the pocket on the design has through the contents and stepped up attacks across the country. in the us supreme court on tuesday commuted the sentences of fifteen convicts to life towns sizing inordinate delay in deciding then the cp cutting debt to a prison doesn't think be convicted for the assassination of foam a promise to not see beyond the what given life sentences the sentences of two of the convicts

care because they're too scared to go to help post and are too scared to go to hospitals outside of bonn the our estimation is that more than six hundred thousand people are living in the bush years now i've met them i faced them in the bushes and people are more nurse they have access in food to accessing health care and you can just see that people are living in extremely poor conditions they're literally living in the bush this had their close which are more or less wrecks and some people live already since april last year in the bush. and al qaeda linked group is gaining ground in iraq the firing in the comic state near the country's capital coming up we'll hear from a veteran of the iraq war on the latest developments there. plus this is our new crave hunting strangers on the street apparently just for fun we'll be bringing you the full story of the so-called knockout game in u.s. cities later in the program. unexplored antarctica what is it in this my sea expanse that attracts the people who come here. i only go to the dogs. and enter into. a new generation of polar explorers is co

care because they're too scared to go to help post and are too scared to go to hospitals outside of bonn the our estimation is that more than six hundred thousand people are living in the bushes and i've met them i faced them in the bushes and people are more nervous they have problems of excess in food to accessing health care and you can just see that people are living in extremely poor conditions they're literally living in the bush that they have close which are more or less wrecks and some people live already since april last year in the bush. clear there from doctors without borders papers but earlier on coming up with the holiday sale season underway fancy tech gadgets top many a wish list but as the saying goes what you wish for later this hour of portland how the national security agency will trace smartphone of laptops or other gizmos to a revocable even changing people's attitudes to take elegy where you think of us to take a little bit. knock out a disturbing new trend in the u.s. these teenagers punching people for no reason on call just just for fun of ed we look at how fri

if you are susan vega, but she is bonn -- beyonce. >> why bring susan vega into this?you attack and apologize and then reap the benefits. >> you sir are the fool. >> we ran out of time for this story. you know what, i think we should do this story in the next block since you suggested it. >> we have to take a break. don't leave now. there is more stuff to by the way, my new book is in the new year. it is coming up in march. pre order it on amazon and stuff like that or go to my website, g gutfeld.com. >>> former lead senger of -- singer of nickleback has canceled at his slave plantation in response to public outcry. the song writing workshop -- can you imagine a song writing workshop was to be held in june at the not away plantation and resort which is now a museum. before i read any further it has the word resort in it. it is a museum. so she apologized on her website writing when i found out it was to be held on a former plan -- plantation i thought to myself, whoa. i didn't imagine or understand that the setting of a plantation would trigger such outrage or result i

time i protest is how blockade of the police headquarters in bonn called just in day after a bomb eight hundred twenty eight demonstrators at least eight people have died since then west aimed at the government to step down began in november but the prime minister insists the only solution to the crisis will be a snap election february. in india some pedia the funeral or a revered spiritual leader in mumbai has killed at least eighteen people authorities said the turnaround was greater than expected and admit as they failed to control the flow of mourners incidents like bees are relatively common and last october more than one hundred people were killed in a stampede at a hindu temple. a lightning strike has said would be some of the iconic statue of cries that were dealer overlooking a rio de janeiro he says aged meter tall monument has proven to be as much a magnet for lightning bolts as it is for tourists over the years it underwent a multi-million dollar renovation and twenty ten and authorities have promised to repair the latest on that soon. and up next revisit the highlights of t

. >> i don't get anybody trying to lower taxes but bonn jovi and springsteen publicly supporting for obama holding rallies but then cry tax cuts for their riches and they robbed of poverty programs and a social contract with america being destroyed the middle-class is harmed but then you rob those anti-poverty programs by calling yourself a former? that is the hypocrisy that is frustrating to see why i ote the book calling of these people on their duplicity. john: one final example some of the activists are so eager to promote anti- capitalist they glamorize people like bill ears -- bill ayers they killed people and bombed buildings and obama held a fund-raiser in bill ayers living room so robert redfor came out with a movie based on the weather underground that the terrorists are on the run. >> we'd never be trade any of us all these years. >> i saw an interview with him about this movie he is behind it wanted to% it was the good thing. what kind of statement is that somebody that was blowing up buildings and hurting hundreds of people? i don't know. it is so screwed up a and sad to

having said that it must be remitted back to this but even the government in bonn that this is a much farther than anybody ever expected them to that extent i think she deserves all of the fbi's the twenty oh one it seemed that the government and the indian government cooperated on security duty to the issue was the crackdown on saturday ahead of what you it's because of the cooperation between the two governments then we got inside we are going in and the impending this man is often buddhism teaches that the press over the top nations is awesome and insight comes across is a strong grouping. then came back and emancipated isn't in this teaching. note that included a pity that the media gets it but so that it is important therefore that these insights up. i can walk to have the seven games in the movie double crosses one example of this time is it isn't that odious problem and by this time that unfold in avoiding what has been happening inside an ipod for example the news can be up to the baby was an ipod inviting the dish did their footprint of the phone up so well i'm in an idealist

. >> i don't get anybody trying to lower taxes but bonn jovi and springsteen publicly supporting for obama holding raies but then cry tax cuts for their riches and they robbed of poverty programs and a social contract with america being destroyed the middle-class is harmed but then you rob those anti-poverty programs by calling yourself a forme that is the hypocrisy that is frustrating to se why i wrote the book calling of these people on their duplicity. john: one final example some of the activists are so eager to promote anti- catalist they glamorize people like bill ears -- bill ayers they killed people and bombed buildings and obama held a fund-raiser in bill ayers living room so robert redford came out with a movie based on the weather underground that the terrorists are on the run. >> we'd never be trade any of us all these years. >> i saw an interview with him about this movie he is behind it wanted to% it was the good thing. what kind of statement is that somebody that was blowing up buildings a hurting hundreds of people? i don't know. its so screwed up a and sad to see wha

i would like, someone to ask harrison ford a serious question about his own personal scar bonn footprintand i and kevin. we would have to, we would have to walk around spring, aerosol cans in the air, all day long just to keep up with his giant xar bo carbon footprint. >> with seven jets we have to do more than that. you are independent as you said before. you voted for republicans and democrats. but that makes him very unusual in hollywood. overwhelmingly, they support liberal democrats. president obama, certainly. that led to another pledge. >> i pledge to be of service to barack -- obama. >> i pledge to be a servant to our president. >> and all man kind. >> because together we can. >> that was part of, "yes we can" campaign. i obviously have a problem with it since my book is titled "no, they can't." it points out that, yes, we can, if we means individuals. but, to president obama and hollywood we seems to mean government and that's a dangerous idea. and, kevin you, just are not allowed to say things like that in hollywood? >> not allowed to case graep wigraep -- not allowed to disagr

it happened at a construction site near the city of bonn. the driver of a bulldozer was killed, unexploded world war ii bombs are still discovered frequently in germany. >>> and german race car driver michael sho schumacher is out oe woods. hhe hit the head in a skiing accident. he has the most successful formula one race driver with 91 race wins. >>> states have had concerns over a shortage ever lethal injection drugs. this year tennessee decided to switch the drug it uses and gun setting dates for ten executio executions. >> reporter: it's been nearly five years since tennessee has executed anyone. the average wait time for anyone on death row is 19 years. but now the state is asking the courts to set execution dates for ten men. >> tennesseans really don't have this huge appetite to see executions go forward, and now when nationally we're seeing support for the death penalty at an all-time low, this request is shocking. >> reporter: kelly henry is a public defender who represents four of the inmates whose executions the state wants to mov

he's a white-handed gibb bonn as you were guessing.he zoo officials are caring for the baby girl by hand. and visitors who brought gifts were given free admission. what do you bring as a gift for a baby gibbon? >> you're asking me? what does one generally bring a baby gibbon. >> baby blanket. >> is that legally allowed. >> i'm sharing that with you. >> an ipod. >> a stuffed animal friend. >> a blanky. >> dan said blanky. >> i assure you, blanky and passie are two of my more important. >>> and turning overseas to the ukrai ukraine. a vital economic source for russia and europe. the opposition rejecting the president's power-sharing offer, leading them closer to civil war. hamish macdonald has the latest. >> reporter: it has been another messy and chaotic might in kiev. this morning, they are reinforcing the front of it, and have control. and digging up the ice from the front footsteps to use for sandbags to reinforce their barricades on between them and the rite police just up here. now it was pretty violent here overnight. we were righ

it would have bonn to someone with a resume' who had a background because there are tons of people inwood who want that job. is that okay with you, if it is paid, those students who had the job with a break in industry, don't get a leg up or entrance in the industry? instead it goes to somebody already there. is that okay with you. >> that is clearly not going to happen. first of all it wasn't job, it was internship. if it was a job it would be paid. melissa: you're saying pay them. that makes it a job, not internship any longer. >> the film industry, political industry, journalism industry has to keep bringing in new people. every industry needs new talent, new graduates, new workers. melissa: not in hollywood. they have more people than can possibly fill, i mean they have more people than can fill all jobs they have in hollywood. no one would ever get a start in hollywood at this point. so many unemployed people walking around hollywood. there are industries can just afford to do it. that is where the unpaid internships go -- >> fox searchlight can afford to do this. fox searchlight

we had bonn a long time without a really big one. then in 1994 we had the newt gingrich-led republican tidal wave election during president clinton's first term election. that swept speaker foley out of office. and, then you had '94, as i said, '94, getting over a chest cold. '94. then had '86 was a big democratic one. 2006, rather, 2010 was a big republican one. where we had these wave elections from time to time and so, whether is it going to be a micro, all politics local kind of election, or is it going to be macro, one of these sort of wave elections that strongly advantages one side or the other. the other question is, what's the theme of the election? there's a famous thing of winston how much hill where he apparently reportedly sent back dessert to the kitchen and said to the waitress, you know, madam, take this pudding away, it has no theme. so the question is sort of what's the theme of the election? what's it about? what are the key dynamic that's out there? sort of what's the current term people use is narrative. what is

let's hope if we do get strong economic activity we don't get a hostile bonn market to go alongwith it. so i think the economy and bond market will be real key going forward. i think everything here, close the book on january and we look forward to, you know, february on monday. david: it might look like a correction to you but jeff saut, facebook doesn't look anything like a correction right now. you look at the numbers that came out this week, you look what the stock has been doing, it is going gangbusters. doesn't seem anything is holding it back right now. is that why you're betting on it? >> one of the macro themes we've had for a while is digitization of society and it is non-stoppable and facebook is one of the plays in that as are a number of other stocks that have been pretty hot. facebook gets 1 1/2 bucks a month per user if you will. we think it could go to $5 a month the next three years. david: wow. let me rest on that for a minute. you think it can get five times what it is now getting the next couple years from eve individual useer? that is an enormous amount of money. >

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marcus doesn't know it but the bonn go he is plane is one of the original drums from the began that justngo. >>: i went to jail for having an encounter with someone that thought i was doing something that i wasn't supposed to do actually happened on the fourth of july when the incident jumped off. i had drove into town from a recording session at went to a place where the whole band was supposed to meet their and the lady to read all of a sudden the door comes off and the man was i guess very jealous or possessive about this woman and had a restraining order and he attacked her and he was brutalizing hurt so bad that i could not take it any more so when i intervened, he turned on me and it got me and all i did was try to defend myself the best i could and demand was a professional wrestler he almost killed me but i was able to handle myself pretty well. it turned into a terrible situation. as >>: did you ever at one point above and say you know what i can't go any more >>: no. i never had any feeling of giving up. i've always tried to do better and whenever i was doing even and the end.

it said auburn bonn the game 34-31, not florida state. the shirt has since been fixed.o word on if anyone received this one with the wrong score. i guess it would be a collector's item. >> the day it comes from the heat. lebron is going to get the bucket plus the foul. after being helped up by his teammate, this fan wanted the pick of lebron. he goes in and gives her a nice big smooch on the cheek. >> it is all about sharing the share. she love the heat. lts a great experience for her. i'm happy i'm able to do that for her. >> you go to the game and end up getting kissed by lebron. >> she will never forget that one. >> she will not probably wash her face for a week. >> i'm sure she won't. thanks, andy. next, our "cnn newsroom" starts now. >> happening now in the "newsroom," former secretary of defense, robert gates on the attack. the target, his former boss, president obama. >> quite simply, one of our nation's finest public servants. >> but gates has some scathing administration for the administration he just departed >>> this shocking video, a car skids right off a mi

greg talcott is joining us live in loan bonn with the -- london with the latest on the situation in thethose protests are spreading amid new reports we are getting just in the past couple of hours that the government might be ready to make some concessions to try to deal with the unrest. but let's talk about the unrest first. the governor, the western ukrainian city, the very important city, forced toe are sign -- forced to resign today as government buildings were taken over by activists, government offices throughout the country in various cities were also stormed. mainly in areas opposing the moscow-leaning ukraine president but not exclusively. this is turning into a national revolt. in kiev itself, the agricultural ministry building was occupied by protesters, new barricades set up out in the street, an informal truce between the authorities and the activists has sort of held in place today, but this week has been a bloody one. at least three people were killed, dozens more injured on both sides. all of this forcing the embattled president there to make some gestures towards reconc

with his bonn, john. john is the owner in minneapolis and nick helps make the dough. only now he makes more of it. john just gave his employees a raise to 10 bucks an hour, and that's a decision that has eased their financial stress and boosted their morale. tonight i ask more of america's business leaders to follow john's lead. do what you can to raise your employees' wages. it's good for the economy. it's good for america. every mayor, governor, state legislator in america, i say you don't have to wait for congress to act. americans will support you if you take this on. and as a chief executive, i intend to lead by example. profitable corporations like costco see higher wages as the smart way to boost productivity and reduce turnover. we should too. in the coming weeks, i will issue an executive order requiring federal contractors to pay their federally funded employees a fair wage of at least $10.10 an hour, because if you cook our troops' meals or wash their dishes, you should not have to live in poverty. of course, to reach millions more, congress does need to ge

. >> southbound traffic in bonn on the central freeway as you can see it is backed up coming from the other traffic that is back. slow traffic and all the usual spots. once again this is a normal commute but heavier into castro valley. we have had two separate accidents for northbound to 38. >> the south bay freeway is jammed and 1 01 has cleared out. even the marin ride is starting to slow down as the drive time pushes above the 35 minutes down to the golden gate bridge. >> we're waking up to temperatures mainly in the 30's and 40's. we have very mild weather. the ratings are currently in the '50s. by lunchtime we will continue to warm things up the most locations are in the low 60's. by 3:00 p.m. the highs will range in the low 60's along the bay shoreline. we're talking about the possibility of record-breaking warm temperatures over the next couple of days. the 7 day around the bay coming up. >> the time is 7:31 a.m.. first it was target, now it is neiman-marcus. hackers have also cost a data bridge over the holiday shopping season. it happened the same time that target customers i

for me personally with pet fashion it is about creating a closer bonn and connection with your pet which this does. can you imagine, you and your dog with matching tattoos. lori: there is lot to be said whether we should make our pets seem like humans. jorge, made an interesting point, you know what, the someone stops pet on the street and they're getting attention for the outfit and avoiding neglect that is such a devastating problem in this country. lauren, how much does something like this cost? i tried to get the answer from jorge and didn't get there. i will try to pull it out of there? >> it's a personal grooming session, anywhere from if you go to the groomer locally but who are say is celebrity groomer. something like that is going to be upwards in probably hundreds, sometimes even thousands of dollars, depending on client and exactly what it is they are specifying they want. lori: not all dogs have the temperment to put up with this, face it. you have to be a little choosy, right. >> absolutely. we're certainly not ones to support anybody doing anything to a pet that would be fo

bonn will focus on digital design and manufacture. another will be developing lightweight metals that can transform everything from wind turbines to military vehicles. together they're going to help build new partnerships in areas that show potential, helped to lift up of communities to help spark the technology and research that will create the new industries, the good jobs required for folks to punster to get in the middle class, and that is what america's all about. now, we have always been about research, innovation, and then commercializing that research and innovation so that everybody can benefit. then we start selling yourself all around the world. we start exporting. we create good jobs. middle-class families that are able to buy the product that results from this innovation commend you get a virtuous cycle where everyone is doing better and no one is left behind. and that is so we can do if we pull together the way those companies and universities have pull together this as part of this bid. this is going to be a long haul.

i actually went to that concert and jersey's own bonn overve grabbed the top spot, $259.5 million. clearly he is not just living on a prior. >> i wonder how expensive their tickets are. that's impressive. >> welcome back to aljazeera america. residents in north texas have been hit recently, but the string of earth quakes from texas, we don't have earth quakes, something is -- exactly, something is going on. they're very concerned. that state officials have hired seismologists to figure out what's going on. some think the reason may be man made. >> i think i know what you're talking about, but first, let's look and it is temperatures across the nation today. meteorologist nicole mitchell is back. nicole. >> good morning. we are tarting to see more of that cold air come back in. some of these temperatures will not be this mild as we get into tomorrow. minneapolis has gone up. that will drop throughout the day and not get close by tomorrow. as we look at the day time highs, you can already see that temperature has dropped, still very warm in the west, very dry, still the fire dangers

how much pressure was bonn key moon under to rescind this invitation to iran to come to the peace struckamount of pressure. secretary kerry urged him to attended. most significantly, the syrian opposition and without them at the table, there really is no interest in even having this geneva two event, so pretty fundamental. for the response by russia for its part, the foreign minister responded by saying that basically makes the u.n. unseemly and did i understand bode well for what's to come, but a big lobbying effort behind the scenes. >> let's continue talking about iran. president obama said sanctions against iran would be tantamount to a declaration of war. how serious are these 59 senators about these latest round of sanction that is they want to impose? >> the white house has launched a charm offensive meeting with senators to make the connection and say from president obama we don't want you to impose sanctions even if they wouldn't kick in for six months time, because we want this process to have time to ripen. republicans still pushing for sanctions. here's the thing. even if 60

in a few weeks look for bonn any morris. she'll take your questions and comments february 2 and noon eastern. and online for the rest of january, join our book tv book club discussion on the liberty amendments. the book tv.org to enter chat. >> coming up at 3:00 p.m. we'll take you live to the pentagon kirby. iefing with john meanwhile jack lew urged congress to increase the debt ceiling and not wait until the last minute. we'll show you as much of this as we can until the pentagon briefing gets under way. >> welcome everybody. we're going to go a few minutes later than planned and we'll have a good opportunity for a robust question and answer session so please be thinking of some robust questions as we go along in your conversation this morning. just a reminder this is on the record. when you ask your questions, i'll ask you to identify yourself. if you can put your ringers off on your cell phones and put it on stun or whatever setting you have, that would be very helpful to us. since we have a lot to talk about, let's jump