they said if you want to borrow from chang mai, you have to adhere to the imf. and they have passed it to the imf. the bricks have started out with an interesting plan. all members are equal. they each give $10 billion. they get equal vote shares but they're not really equal, right? china's economy is two orders of magnitude larger--not quite yet but soon will be two orders magnitude larger than south africa. these are not equal partners, and at some point china will have to take the lead for the bank to be effective. >> we'll come back and talk about the agenda of these countries, like brazil, russia and china and how they may differ. you're watching "inside story." >> hundreds of days in detention. >> al jazeera rejects all the charges and demands immediate release. >> thousands calling for their freedom. >> it's a clear violation of their human rights. >> we have strongly urged the government to release those journalists. >> journalism is not a crime. >> al jazeera america presents >> the bulling got two much to take for me >> that's when when you feel like i

they said if you want to borrow from chang mai, you have to adhere to the imf. and they have passed it to the imf. the bricks have started out with an interesting plan. all members are equal. they each give $10 billion. they get equal vote shares but they're not really equal, right? china's economy is two orders of magnitude larger--not quite yet but soon will be two orders magnitude larger than south africa. these are not equal partners, and at some point china will have to take the lead for the bank to be effective. >> we'll come back and talk about the agenda of these countries, like brazil, russia and china and how they may differ. you're watching "inside story." >> welcome back to inside story. i'm libby casey. we're expecting president obama to speak from the briefing room in just a few moments. when that happens we'll break from programming and bring you the president live. lear on "inside story" we're talking about a new development bank that could shake up the status quo in international lending. it's bricks for abou for these five countries. when we le

they said if you want to borrow from chang mai, you have to adhere to the imf. and they have passed it to the imf. the bricks have started out with an interesting plan. all members are equal. they each give $10 billion. they get equal vote shares but they're not really equal, right? china's economy is two orders of magnitude larger--not quite yet but soon will be two orders magnitude larger than south africa. these are not equal partners, and at some point china will have to take the lead for the bank to be effective. >> we'll come back and talk about the agenda of these countries, like brazil, russia and china and how they may differ. you're watching "inside story." >> china gets the opportunity to play a multilateral role. the question is if it's able to do so. then you look at the three others. for south africa it may be nice to be in a big group. it's not held in good regard. brazil and india - very few interests in common are russia and china. >> take us there - how will the countries benefit from the collaborative effort? >> i do think that every single co

they said if you want to borrow from chang mai, you have to adhere to the imf. and they have passed it to the imf. the bricks have started out with an interesting plan. all members are equal. they each give $10 billion. they get equal vote shares but they're not really equal, right? china's economy is two orders of magnitude larger--not quite yet but soon will be two orders magnitude larger than south africa. these are not equal partners, and at some point china will have to take the lead for the bank to be effective. >> we'll come back and talk about the agenda of these countries, like brazil, russia and china and how they may differ. you're watching "inside story." >> on tech know, >> what if there was a miracle? >> grace's stem cells are in this box. >> that could save the live of your child... >> we're gonna do whatever we can >> would yo give it a try? >> cell therapy is gonna be the next big advance in medicine >> tech know, every saturday go where science meets humanity. >> this is some of the best driving i've every done, even though i can't see. >> tech

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government for failing to hold a referendum on expanding japan's military ambitions defense list say the change may affect the balance of power in the region is japan could help potentially fighting overseas at the moment the u.s. is deploying more troops to the area around eighty thousand military personnel at more than forty bases across the asia pacific while some experts don't see this new shift japan is particularly serious others warn it could have grave consequences in a potential future conflict. further. impact more it would be united states you know. they're worried. they want their characters. this move by the japanese prime minister to essentially change the constitution by c.e.o. we have two very powerful countries china japan and japan is has a military alliance with the united states so if circe any kind of dust up between japan and china then we're talking back to nuclear powers butting heads and i'm a little surprised that people are not maybe more concerned about this situation and they are they have to have two thirds majority from both houses and then it will become a referendum

however, those changes may not sit well with the a's management. philippe djegal has a breakdown of tonight's vote. >>after three hours of passionate and a sometimes heated discussion over the 10- year lease agreement between the county coliseum authority and the oakland a's. the city council holds a controversial vote. >>"the city council rejected the lease as proposed by the jpa,ease that had the economic terms of the jpa, but included some clean-up language that oakland felt was really important to preserve our rights and to limit liability that could cost taxpayers money going forward." >>councilman noel gallo says the oakland a's however have gone on the record saying that they're done negotiating and only support the agreement approved earlier this month by the coliseum joint powers authority, or jpa. >>"they're done, because the jpa already agreed on their agreement and so you know you leave the door wide open for the a's. right now, san francisco wants the a's over at their stadium. whether it's temporarily or on a permanent basis." >>"this

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, things may change, gasbuddy.com that tracks gas prices say the hike over the holiday weekend cost us all nearly $40 billion. but now we may see some relief. the national average around the country is $3.65 per gallon, down $0.03 from this past holiday weekend and some say the prices will continue to go down and down for the foreseeable future. joining us from chicago. how high prices could go, why the turnaround all of a sudden? >> a couple of things, jenna. the presumption of supplies back from libya. one of the concerns old gasoline prices up was concerns of iraq, what will we do if we lost iraqi oil? most were down in the southern part of the country and it hasn't been impacted, now we could see lots of supply come back online from libya. the price of brent crude one of the biggest daily drops we have seen probably in five years. the other thing was that darn hurricane on the east coast, hurricane arthur. a dramatic drop in gasoline demand because of that storm. the energy information administration actually showed for the first time in many years, in contrary to what we were expe

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people can change ideas on issues around marriage, for instance. and that may change actually policies and constraints for individuals. so it's very difficult to say whether policies are changing culture, or culture is changing policies. there is probably a common trend, if you ask me, what's the silver bullet, i would say probably educational expansion is something that is a common trend in this place. and the educational expansion is not discriminating between genders, it's making it so that women are catching up, and in most cases having higher education than men. and that is driving many of these changes. what's the problem there? why do we get into the thailand situation, or the japan situation? sometimes we are caught in the middle. so there is an old regime which is working, couples are specialized. they have fertility relatively early, stable family life, no cohabitation, very traditional. and you get in the end point, there's no specialization. there is cohabitation. there is more participation of fathers. and maybe you get two kids. again, when we're

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weekend weather changes may have you changing your plans. i have that at 6:21. >>> breaking news, 270 northbound as you approach clarksburg, old hundred road, a bad crash here that is kind of off to the left side. chopper 4 over the scene. we're getting one lane by. but very backed up. thanks, chopper. you can see southbound lanes really backed up all the way out of frederick this morning. so it is very nasty no matter if you're coming out of frederick. we're talking miles of backups here. or heading northbound into frederick, nasty as you're approaching old hundred road. hopefully that get that out of the roadway pretty quickly. otherwise around town looking pretty good. no major problems. we'll be back with that at 6:21. >>> new this morning, police found the person leaving porcelain dolls on doorsteps in one neighborhood. the trend parents noticed and found creepy and why a woman says she did it. >>> plus in labor and across the street from the hospital, but it took a mother 30 minutes to get there. >>> one more day until the morning comm

doctors say lifestyle changes may be the best way to control cholesterol levels. >>> san francisco's soda tax is one step away from going to voters this november. the city's budget and finance committee today voted unanimously to pass the soda tax measure on to the full board of supervisors. the proposal would put a tax of 2 cents per ounce on soda. that amounts to a case of soda fog for about $6 to nearly $12. supporters say the plan will raise up to $52 million a year for nutrition and health programs. next tuesday, the board could send the measure to the november ballot. >>> ready to stampede to the east bay? a thrilling but controversial tradition from spain. thousands of people are expected to run with the bulls next weekend at the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton. however, animal rights groups are butting heads with the great bull run. they filed a lawsuit in an attempt to stop the event, claiming the bulls are victims of animal cruelty. >> the reason that they're running is out of fear and stress. and to force an animal to do that just for a fleeting adrenaline rush is

manufacturers have made changes and "consumer reports" panned with "7 on your side" to reveal the changes may not be enough. here is michael finney. >> good morning, everyone, the laundry detergent packets you toss in the washing machine, the sales are up but safety concerns for children have also increased with more than 20,000 calls to poison control centers sense they went mainstream in 2012. alex is better now but it was touch and go when he bit into a pod that was just brought home from the store. >> he had so much throwup and diarrhea. it was horrible. bad. he turned blue and that was scary and then he quit breathing. >> one rolled under furniture after the lid of the package popped open spilling them on the floor. alex was air lifted to the hospital and helped up on a ventilator for seven days. "consumer reports" say it concentrated we deexternalent that is toxic. >> the issue is with the packaging they first came out the biggest manufacturers used clear containers that resembleed snack jars. >> some lids were not designed to deter children. costco switched to opaque container for its

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but more these security changes may very well be coming. >> jonathan, appreciate it. >> israel has senteenforcement to it's border gaza as tensioned with the palestinians grow worse. all of this stems from of three israeli teens. poll hing more rocket fire overnight. israel has been responding with air strikes of it's own. nick safe ron has the latest from gaza city. >> the battle lines are drawn. for two straight days when the jerusalem main roads have split in two. palestinians challenge an israel claim that jerusalem is a united capitol, israeli police fighting to keep the city under control. the rocks. stun grenades and for one palestinian fighter a solitary run to throw a cocktail that lands far short of it's target. the 17 who they say was killed to avenge the murder of three israeli teenagers and outside tier gas hangs in the air, inside mohammed's mother says there's a hole inside of her. >> do you feel like you will ever be whole again. >> i feel, she says, hike my heart has been ripped out. >> the house is just up over that hill right there, you can see the smoke behind my. ju

geological survey has updated its hazard map and those changes may catch you by surprise. a little known fault is among those that may pack a much bigger punch than a lot of people expected, jodi? >> reporter: that's right. the green valley fault literally runs along this street i'm walking on. that's why the houses on this street have such long driveways. houses have to be a certain distance from a fault line. but now scientists say this neighborhood may be at greater risk than they once thought. >> and actually, the fault line comes through the back of our property, so. >> reporter: jamie post knows all too well what it means to live in earthquake country. not only did she experience the loma prieta earthquake, her house gets shaken from time to time. >> the house gets rolled and another one we had was more loud and it was a big shake. >> reporter: not surprised to learn the fault in her neighborhood's more active than scientists thought. >> these are the main areas of concern. >> reporter: the u.s. geological survey has updated its national seismic hazard maps for the f

the planning commission may have one pet food expressing express for example, but if it changes intoxicate a clothing store they need to approve that and look at the neighborhood and variety of uses. if the answer a no we'll look at the formula retail was ever authorizes if there was not a cu granted we'll require a cu it's important because that is based mixed use and comparability with the neighborhood the community deserves a right to weigh if; however, if the change doesn't meet the requirement we'll look to see if the use was abandon if not operating in the last 18 months it was considered abandon and a new cu is required only in an original cu grand and where it was wasn't abandon would no hearing be required. again, the performance based guidelines apply those capture the public the large stores and let's look at how the clarification comes into view. the most standard change. >> go is a walgreens turns into another store and they are bought by or turns into a cvs so is the changed wouldn't be considered an intensification related to signage and pedestrian accessibility and transpar

. >>> san francisco is upgrading parking meters and the changes may help some of you drivers avoid getting a ticket. the new smart meters have bigger screens. they also take credit and parking cards and coins. both drivers and businesses like the change. >> because it costs so much in having to come up with a pocket full of change and having to have $3 and $4 worth of quarters are hard to do when you go into these businesses. >> another major upgrade if you happen to pay by phone, the new parking meters will update your transaction on the screen. with the old meters the screen would still show its expired. the transit agency plans to swap out all 27,000 meters city- wide for early next year. it will cost $15 million. meantime the italian company behind the app called monkey parking is temporarily suspending its service in san francisco. this comes as a response to threaten legal action by the city. the app enables drivers to auction off their parking spot to the highest bidder. city attorney dennis told the company it's illegal to sell access to a public parking space. the ceo of monkey pa

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i just think we have to be able to take advantage of things as they change . it may not be a mission change overnight, but we should be able to take advantage of technology. >> what kind of programs are coming up that will reflect these new programs? >> we have a new trainer that will be coming up upon us within the next few years, so that definitely leaps to mind. yes, louie? >> can i ask about the recent incident in africa with the c-130 that never returned from a tour there? due any developments on stothe stowaway? and did that incident raise red flags on the security? this goes to the readiness issue you were both talking about. >> i think it raises security flags for everyone involved. u.s. and africa command have raised control while it's in the aor. the usp command makes sure the crews are trained properly on how to do this. the latest i heard on the incident itself is the usp command have now told us the young man died of asphyxiation and they believe there are indications that he boarded, entered, i don't know how you would phrase this, but he got on the pla

all of those things may change the equation. gwen: is it possible the white house will keep all its eyes on this issue and nothing else for now? >> the president was today talking about the patience and america leading and having a place in the world to lead. in some ways if he says it he hopes it will be the case. but in all of these situations we're talking about, he seems to be urging patience. he talked today about months of trying to twhork out. he talked about how president putin has -- his words haven't been his deeds all the way through and he didn't offer any suggestion today that he expected that to be different. but he did say the circumstances around him could be different. gwen: perhaps lowering expectations at the same time. it's fair to say that if not for the shock of bodies fallen from the sky, the ground war with israel's border with gaza would have been the week's most unsettling development and tonight, that, too, was an open-ended conflict. this was israeli prime minister natia hugh on wednesday. >> i believ

we will see what change may happen, miles, david, thank you for your expertise this evening. thank you all for joining us. we are covering two huge news stories tonight from the death toll rising in israel and gaza to the latest in the tragic shoot-down of malaysia airlines flight 17. all of the latest on both of those right now in our next hour of "cnn newsroom." >>> good evening. 8:00 on the east coast. i'm poppy harlow in new york. >> i'm jim sciutto in washington. >> we are closely watching two important and fast-developing stories for you this evening. first, big pressure from the united states on russia, also from our european allies on russia. it is about the shoot-down of that malaysia airlines passenger jet, flight 17. secretary of state john kerry says this is a quote, moment of truth for russian president vladimir putin, drawing a line between moscow and the rebels in ukraine suspected of shooting that airliner down. >> and in another part of the world, hamas militants in gaza say they have a prisoner and he is an israeli soldier. there is no confirmation of that y

change. members of utah's delegation may be pretending climate change isn't real, but utah's universities aren't. they're not denying. they're acting. utah's capital city is not denying climate change. there may be a biericaid of polluter influence around congress but mayors all across the nation are taking action, including in utah, as you saw with the unanimous resolution recently. that united states conference of mayors ranked salt lake city, utah and its mayor raffle ralph becker first place in the mayors climate protection center rankings because of the impressive work being done in salt lake city. for example the salt lake city public safety building will be the first public safety building in the nation to achieve a net-zero rating, meaning it generates as much electricity as it uses. utah also has energy investors who are wide awake building a growing number of solar installationstallations. community solar has a pilot project in salt lake that allows homeowner groups to purchase solar energy. it is estimated that over its 25-year lifetime, this installation will avoid over 5 5,500 tons

this is where everything changed. >> may 1998, joel said he was trying to leave the gang life when hehot and paralyzed at just 17. >> a rival gangbanger. he put out the pistol and shot just one time. the bullet went through the back seat and hit me dead in the spine, so i was instantly paralyzed. >> acts of violence, primarily gunshot wounds are the third leading cause of spinal cord injury among american adults disproportionately affecting young uninsured men and the cost to society is huge. the care can cost up to a million dollars per patient in just the first year, and up to $181,000 for every year after that. these aren't the numbers that we track. >> no. >> incarceration. >> right. >> murders. >> right. >> but not those left to live in wheelchairs. >> right, right. it's just not attended to. >> this is the side where the bullet went in, right? >> yes. >> it's going to be a little stiffer. >> a single bullet left michael brown a quadriplegic. he's not a gang member. he's a pastor and a math teacher, an innocent bystander. >> what is the prognosis for you being able to walk again?

we will see what change may happen, miles, david, thank you for your expertise this evening.nk you all for joining us. we are covering two huge news stories tonight from the death toll rising in israel and gaza to the latest in the tragic shoot-down of malaysia airlines flight 17. all of the latest on both of those right now in our next hour of "cnn newsroom." >>> good evening. 8:00 on the east coast. i'm poppy harlow in new york. >> i'm jim sciutto in washington. >> we are closely watching two important and fast-developing stories for you this evening. first, big pressure from the united states on russia, also from our european allies on russia. it is about the shoot-down of that malaysia airlines passenger jet, flight 17.

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