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before the foreclosure and even though the bank held the unit off the market this building is being clued from the condo conversion building that other it's been excluded from the process. my final condones in my amendment says that a foreclosure process up to one year wouldn't count as a gap in occupancy so in the month we've developed there was a board plan that it offers all the owners a right to convert and this is in line with the expert of the xheshgsz law to colleagues i'm for your support >> we have a offer flow in the board chamgz chambers to if you need to be there please fill out a comment card. i want to thank supervisor breed we had a few you awkward appeals for the standards of the condo conversion appeal but they were sympathetic we had for example, a woman that was disabled on search-and-seizure d i she had no money and we learned this was no way for her to be able to wait in order to pay the fee that's the main issue being able to refines after the condominium conversion was complete in addition to the conversion issue. supervisor kim >> i think i'm going to ditto those c

as we were scouring this picture that is what clued us in.icture waudz striking because he's looking away from the race. >> it appeared now suddenly the fbi decided it was good to release information. >> after a detailed analysis of photo, video and other evidence we are releasing photos of the two suspects. they are identified as suspect 1 and suspect 2. they appear to be associated. suspect 1 is wearing a dark hat. suspect 2 is wearing a white hat. suspect 2 set down a backpack at the site of the second explosion just in front of the restaurant. >> as soon as they released those photos it took dzhokhar and tamer lylan out of hiding. >> now the pictures are out there are they going to panic? is are they going to take off? >> i have seen those hats i think i may have seen that person. >> there was an attack on the 18th one of the young men said to dzhokhar, you look like the guy in the surveillance video. he texted back, lol, as if it is some kind of joke. he makes the reference i may not be coming back. take from my apartment what you want.

we want to make sure that no one is clued for the inability to pay last year, we had over one million dollar dollars in that. currently for your summer camps we have allocated $506,000 for scholarships we believe everyone should have the ability to get out and play we're trying to accomplish that. i do know this is the budget and finance committee so i'll throw a few numbers at you. it confidence roughly 37 thousand plus he ever e up to 50 thousands to keep a recreational center open that depended on you how many square feet the building is and the amenities so the low is 37 - >> what is it. that's one day per year so if we open on mondays that's what it will cost at the each one of the recreation center one program runs for 10 weeks it costs plus or minus what the fte depending on the type of program we'd loos also the area we would like to get into make sure that we're working closer with our community partners in being able to support them. so any additional resources will help us to do that. ongoing and then one 0 o of our most important areas we're trying to accomplish and expand

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. >> reporter: other projects in clued a street soccer documentary launching in june with the fifa world cup, a comedy, and a documentary about atari video game being excavated in the new mexico desert right now. microsoft experimenting with revenue models for its new programming but the immediate goal is growing the x-box live subscriber base and with it sales of new gaming consoles. >> they don't have to win over very many customers to be a success. they have about 30 million paying x-box live members. if they win over a million of them 3% it's a huge success. >> challenges remain. competitors sony playstation 4 has been outselling microsoft's newest console x-box 1 and at a cost of $100 more the question now will be whether original programming can justify x-box 1's higher price tag. also getting microsoft largely millennial male base to discover these shows on a platform that's been so widely associated with gaming. for "nightly business report," i'm morgan brennan in los angeles. >>> finally tonight engineers at google say the technology in itself-driving cars is entering a new stag

i was always in the mean old fashioned according to the eclectic and now the question has to be clued in to put him away. but that it was famed for wests have come to the weeks my local crit the people. i did was look that country to put the new world of fashion now he has the biggest companies in the woods the companies who will. quite what may seem half of the full quotation of the lord of the soul the inability countries for not the quantity of money. so different idea. that's who contested race and it is cuz he has to be that expensive the scene of the crises tend to be genius of friends have suffered most likely stand up whoa the home will be discussed in the shack. hou temple he could be suspended and its brands including in the text is on. this is more of a success story in the twenty first century well the past two and they keep going i don't understand how what you have to spend a fortune in enacting the scene he's cool with chlorine. i don't eat the weeds going to be taken aback they said we need something off their backs. i want to ask you more about entrepreneurship in spa

. >> the hunt for clus, a british submarine joins in the search. we are live in perth. >> i am an angry mother. my family is hurt. i just, i want justice. >> when apologies aren't enough, sorry for deadly defects, family members of those who died demand more information. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. at least five people are dead following a major earthquake off the coast of chile. it could be felt as far away as peru. residents are told to stay away from coastal towns. some saw tsunami waves higher than two meters, and after shocks have been reported. chile's president appeared on television hours ago. declared that a number of northern provinces are disaster areas. she had this message. >> i would like to make a call for the people who live in areas to keep calm. follow the instructions of the local authorities and do everything that is necessary to ensure the security of themselves and their families. we have taken all the necessary steps to protect their lives, and the government will work as long

i'm in some parts of the world they are having a hard time defining humans doing clued women and children. so we declare that we want to be safe, if happiness is our goal, a powerful machine would stimulate our brain pleasure center. you can argue about what constitutes right and wrong and never reach an agreement. but how can we program that into a machine? in addition it is contextual. slaveholding, crucifixion, it is different from that of the super intelligent. so you have to build on and it changes over time. and behaviors concept and these are the concepts that will keep us alive when we share a planet with human machines and it gets worse. so before we can figure how to make friendly machines, the darpa and the nsa tried to figure out what will happen if they perform assassinations. so we have to think about what this is and what it really is. they are smart machines within five or six years the gold standard will be autonomous and it kills humans. they said by 203030% our forces should be robots. by 2030. and this is not just battlefield robots with humanlike machines. but jones a

the of them are in critical condition with gunshot injuries cluing wounds to the spine, neck, and abdomen. two will require further surgery but they expect them to survive. >> seems surreal when they arrive here. they relayed some details, but i know this is an ongoings investigate and i would hate to say something that might be a problem for the investigation, so i won't make any specific comments, but it was just a feeling of shock and just being in a surreal moment. >> now, just in the past couple hours some of the other names are starting to come in. we confirmed major patrick miller was one of the injured. he, according to local albany paper was shot in the the abdomen and is expected to survive. >> all of those most critically injured at the level one trauma center. if you complete alive you normally stay that way. those doctors perform modern miracles and thank god. some of the 'same journalist were back on the scene today. one of the reporters to get there, we'll talk to him about what he saw yesterday and all that has happened, at fort hood. i'm shepard smith in new york. he thou

that clued misusing government credit cards for travel, drug use, making violent threats and even fraud. but it also included employees with tax issues, some paid their taxes late. others under reported income. the report focused on a few of these employees without naming them. one was suspended for ten days for failing to pay taxes but still received $1,300 in bonuses the next year. the irs responded to the report with this statement we strife to protect the integrity of the tax system and we recognize the need for proper personnel policies. the irs said it has a policy that bar it is from giving bonuses to executives with problems, but to apply it to all its workers it would have to renegotiate with the employee union, and we reached out to that union but did not get an answer. it was pointed out that the bonuses did conflict with the agency's ability to uphold tax laws. >> still ahead on al jazeera america. the feds are on to them. but he's in china. how an artist managed t to allue policeludepolice for years whilg art work. >> we're learning more about a massive forgery scandal that

justices are likely to write a narrow decision if they do rule against aereo so they don't impact clued services. if it loses it, they may have to close up shop. if the broadcasters move, they are will have to move popular programming off the networks to paid cable stations. >> lisa stark reporting. >>> coming up next - a presidential show of support. rescue crews and mudslide victims remembered a month after the disaster. >>> the u.s. sends a military-strength message to russia. >>> why new charms are filed in the south korean ferry disaster. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm john seigenthaler in new york. we have a lot to cover this half hour. including first-hand account of a teacher - one of the girls abducted in the nigerian school talks about the attack. >>> plus - mourning the mudslide victims, the president pays his respects to the 41 lost. >>> and energy - enough to power is college campus. >>> richelle carey first with the top stories. >>> the arg nisation overseeing the chemical weapons removal in syria has removed 88%. there are allegations of new attacks, involvin

. >> he has contributed to a lot of minorities over the years, ip cluing the naacp. >> donald sterlingade his money in real estate, buying the l.a. clippers in 1981 for a reported $12.5 million. accusations of racial discrimination overshadow his team. the justice department sued him for refusing to rent to african-americans and non-cory. it was settled for $3 million. the former general manager sued, accusing donald sterling of having a plantation mentality, preferring to field a team of poor black boys from the south playing for a white couch. it was unsuccessful. >> he was to receive a reward for donating 3,000 seats. critics say he was trying to fill empty seats for his struggling team. the naacp expects him to prove he's not a racist. >> if these statements are not who donald sterling is, he should spend a sufficient amount of time necessary in the african american community to prove that he is not the person those words portray him to be. >> donald sterling's foundation gave millions in grants including to african american leaders such as the president's of l.a.'s black business

what clued me into how efficient it could be was a conversation that i had with an entrepreneur named gordon jones and he made an app called guardian watch. he was a former firefighter and the guardian app works like this. you take a phone in the time of an emergency and take a picture what you see and it sent to a central location and distributdistribut ed across everybody who might be affected by that situation. it actually has the couple of competitors right now so compare that to the way we deal with emergency communication today which is a lot of people all of a sudden turning to one information source that is relying on whatever data it can get to relay information from a distance and then it's just fundamentally an inefficient way to deal with giving everybody the information they need to make a decision in that moment. that's because we are communicating in that situation. it's sort of an analog format. a bunch of people are talking to a central emergency regulator and they are speaking at the speed at which we speak and that centralized information distributed is speaking bac

talk one of the bombers could be wearing a white cap, and so as we were scouring this picture, that cluedin. the picture was striking because he's looking away from the race. >> and it appeared now that suddenly the fbi decided it was within their interest to relose information. >> today we're enlisting the public's help to identify the two suspects. after a very detailed analysis of photo, video and other evidence, we're releasing photos of these two suspects. they are identified as suspect one and suspect two. they appear to be associated. suspect one is wearing a dark hat, suspect two is wearing a white hat. suspect two set down a backpack at the site of the second explosion just in front of the restaurant. >> as soon as they released those photos, it shook them out of hiding. >> whoever did this is out there and all of a sudden putting the pictures out there. are the suspects going to panic and take off? twitter lit up. i've seen those hats. i think i may have seen that person. >> there was a text on the 18th, one of the young men said hey, you look like the guy in the surveillance vi

. >> it's what cher sort of clued in on, right? >> i still don't understand why.ide without a head. oy without a foot! reporter: she sought him out for a role in her oscar-winning movie "moonstruck." >> i said why you want me do this movie? she said, i saw you in "peggy sue got married." it was like watching a two-hour train wreck, and i think you would be so right for robbie. i said, okay, i'll do it. >> reporter: he followed that up with "vampire's kiss" where he famously ate a live cockroach. people told him not to do it, just like they told him not to take a part of a suicidal alcoholic in "leaving las vegas." but it was the role that gave him something that even his idol james dean never got. >> looks like i'm with the right girl. >> reporter: an oscar. everyone said the script was too dark to be made in other places in hollywood. and i said, i'm never going to win an oscar anyway. i don't care. >> reporter: you figured you have nothing to lose? >> yeah, not going for an academy award made it happen, just not even thinking about that. >> reporter: his persona

and that those differences should be managed and are clued cooperation -- preclude cooperation.ann, comput and tension is quite -- conflict and tension is quite theurbing because i think two forces that are in conflict with each other, you see it in the pacific, one is need for economic growth which china and japan needs and all of asia needs will all benefit from it. that,s in conflict is putting that in jeopardy are the political tensions. to me, that is disturbing. it is just really, really important that we have great communication. the u.s. government keeps pushing. we have to have political level, senior level, right down to the boat captain so you don't have a conflict. i think that is very important. there is a lot of history there. sentiment and of nationalistic sentiment in both countries. i wouldn't underestimate the significance of it. mosti talked to some of my china,ome friends in people that have gone to u.s. schools, people that have had admired our system in our country and that raise that about they talk history and we were allies in world war ii. we don't get

not cluing us in whatsoever to the demographics. who was previously uninsured.it is such a worrying success, why don't we know more? stuart: why does the president keep bashing republicans? charles: what is he going to do, stuart? stuart: he is not presidential. charles: the very first pick up, the very first time he blamed presidents bush for problems under his watch you knew it was going to be bad. it is not going exactly the way he wanted. he said he will make sure 46 million people without insurance will get it. then as president he said, well, make it 31 million. it is a frightening present. 85% say they are still uninsured. that is according to a gallup poll out on the 16th. stuart: we upended the whole healthcare system to help maybe 15% of the previously uninsured. >> may be. >> 62% of america think the gop will be successful in repealing parts of mobile obamacare. you live in georgia. stuart: she is not mentioning obamacare. >> she did not even mention she was a democrat in this ad. praising george bush. stuart: wait a minute. there is also a democrat r

claim the members of congress clued up. as the. days ahead of us a little relief on the streets. and the money is running out. of the. terrorist organization. news live from moscow. for me rule re sushi in the. welcome to the program kiev has rolled out the red carpet for us vice president joe biden the latest high ranking american official to greet ukraine's new leadership in the plane to the. though to be welcomed by that vehicle of the arrival a bit of a contrast to what he saw in his last visit five years ago. here on the program good to see you today so what is the u.s. vice president joe biden what's on his agenda. the. visit the country. since the unrest began here but it's the timing of the of the meeting that is the most interesting and not only is he arriving less than a week following the agreements in geneva that was agreed to try and ease the unrest here in the in the country but he's also arriving. only a day following the easter truce being broken at a shooting in slavyansk at a checkpoint where five people were killed including two gunmen believed to be members of

i'm in some parts of the world they are having a hard time defining humans doing clued women and children. so we declare that we want to be safe, if happiness is our goal, a powerful machine would stimulate our brain pleasure center. you can argue about what constitutes right and wrong and never reach an agreement. but how can we program that into a machine? in addition it is contextual. slaveholding, crucifixion, it is different from that of the super intelligent. so you have to build on and it changes over time. and behaviors concept and these are the concepts that will keep us alive when we share a planet with human machines and it gets worse. so before we can figure how to make friendly machines, the darpa and the nsa tried to figure out what will happen if they perform assassinations. so we have to think about what this is and what it really is. they are smart machines within five or six years the gold standard will be autonomous and it kills humans. they said by 203030% our forces should be robots. by 2030. and this is not just battlefield robots with humanlike machines. but jones a

>> mumbai itself is normally quite disappointing, considering that this audience is more clued in and wants to change. even now if she was saying, your reporter, only 16%, that's pretty low. in general, the voter turnout has been very high, more like 10% to 15% higher than last time, which means on a base of 50% last time, it's 65%. it's 30% more voter than last time coming in. basically, as we expect, everybody wants a change because of the policy paralysis and all the problems of the previous government or the current government has faced and presented to india. >> these issues have been noted by international investors. when it comes to elections, many regional issues and agendas seem to dominate. what's going to be key for mumbai? >> the thing is, mumbai as a city, it's basically more self-centered in some sense. and it's fortunately thursday, friday, i think the voter turnout would have been even less. across india, there's a wave, triggered toward the excitement, but also lean towards frustration over the current government. >> taking a look at the stock market and how it's been

this is a way they can get clued in, monitor their kids online.communicate with them. and i have a good marketing plan in place. or a good marketing base. i have nearly 2 million twitter followers. >> the whole concept of a dad-tionary, that has something going for it. and if you start to expand it into other things that deal with being a parent. >> this is the hook in. >> i think it would be good if it pushed a new word to me every day, so i didn't have to look like a dork looking them up every time. >> i can see kevin going, let's roll deep. where are we going? >> i think it's a terrible idea. and i don't even like the idea of you naming it the dad-tionary. how are we to know what it is? and aren't the moms the real snoops in the family? >> it is also for moms and for dads. >> i would combine it. i took mark's point to say dad-tionary, it does cut out half of the population, all of the moms. another name that would include them both. i think it's a great idea. >> i would go with that. you hear about mommy blogs all the time. right? you don't hea

so this paper called clued it that we should be reluctant to do that. we are very good at speaking to policymakers. we are not trained in speaking to the american public. we see extremists and terrorists is the same thing. obviously the american public does not so my first idea on lessons learned would have been to push back and say why doesn't the committee take a first stab at writing the talking points and then we will take a look at them. the second conclusion that the lessons learned paper came to us , if we do write unclassified talking points than the substance -- substantive expert should be involved in the editorial process all the way through and not do what we did in this case which was experts up front, a bunch of congressional affairs and public affairs people in the middle and only bringing in the experts at the end. >> if you look at chairman colin powell who went to the united nations and was relying on information received from the community about weapons of mass destruction in iraq and the same thing with susan rice. she went through a

but i kind of imagine, this is my guess, that professional investors have been clued on to the tact thatntum in the housing market. much more so than in the stock market. the way prices have been increasing since the spring of 2012, it looks like a no-brainer to get into the market for a whi while. now there are signs of softening. i can imagine people there are starting to doubt this momentum is going to continue. >> do you have that same doubt? >> yeah. not an extraordinary situation. but there are signs of weakening. especially if you look at the traffic component. they are all showing weakness right now. >> another thing i think this boom we saw in home price has something to do with quantitative easing and record low mortgage rates, which is interesting. >> can you hold that for a moment. we have breaking news. steve? >> hey, andrew, thanks very much. janet yellen saying the new bank regulations that have been passed cover the existing but don't fully address the short-term wholesale funding. they don't address the shadow banking system. janet yellen says the federal reserve staff i

. >> over all, the findings could be clued the agencies actions were more extensive than what it originallyeported. feinstein said the senate beliefs the number of prisoners affected is far greater than the cia first acknowledged. >> the nsa is denying a report that it knew about a critical security bug before it went public. according to bloomberg news, the agency was aware of the so-called heartbleed bug for two years. the report says the nsa exploited that glitch to gather intelligence. bloomberg says the agency employs more than 1,000 expert to selling for similar bugs to steal passwords and sense tifr information. the nsa. the report is wrong. >>> a changing of the guards: president obama has notnated the white house budget director as the new health and human services secretary. she would replace kathleen sebelius who resigned on friday. al jazeera mike vaqeira has that story. >> for embattled kathleen sebelius, the controversy was worth seeing it implemented. >> this is the most meaningful work i have ever been a part of. in fact, it's been the cause of my life. >> praising sebelius,

they didn't say how they concluded that or why they con clued that.know, other than the four handshakes and the pings, that's really all that we have. everything else is conjecture and that's why we're going to have to expand the search area because that's the best information that we've. >> david, what was your response to the prime minister saying, look, we want to be sensitive to the families. i'm not going to say that people are lost yet. i don't think it's the right time. but isn't that exactly what investigators did toell the family members that you need to move on and plan for the fact that they're lost and stop asking us technical questions? did you get some double speak there? >> definitely did. but i think that it's good effort on his part to try to at least expose what he knows, which of course isn't a whole lot. but he is, i think, making some steps by saying we made some mistakes in our communications, we could have done better. he's trying to show his human side. but then what makes me curious about that is because he's relying entirely

warships have been hearing there have already been sent to the black sea three vessels of the known clued in the u.s. destroyer donald cook that by the way is carrying a tomahawk missiles that could potentially be fired deep into the mainland if needed two more ships as well including a french attack craft are apparently on the way as well to join the naval group list no bring in should be charles the shoe brigitte his thoughts on it he's a former u.k. army officer scott to be a detective in counterterrorism intelligence officer therefore so delighted to have you on your program and get your knowledge to charles now i'm sure just pretty eerie what we've made so boosting its military might in the region at the same time over creating a peaceful solution out of those two go together. well nato i think understands as much as indeed behind the scenes the e.u. and the us understand in many ways their hands are tied over the situation there of course have no difference agreement with ukraine. have no direct military interests. and indeed what they're doing is sending messages that they're doing

and everything in the tankers get through and it's safe it still leaves canada to be the number one clued in our atmosphere. and we would like to remind americans this is not an american company this is a comedian company that's coming in and trying to cause this destruction to the crystal it is time to unite everyone against this talk about the action in d.c. tomorrow and how people can get involved. so what's happening tomorrow i believe we're starting at a lab in. there in the encampment i think that we're actually going over and we're going to be surrounding. the white house. and i think that you know this goes to that the whole context of this conversation that this isn't everybody's problem so if you're in the d.c. area you know take the time to come down there and make this your issue as well and and as for the folks that are out there that can't be there you know utilize the social media tweet about it you know read about it you know you know when we talk about the treaty obligations you know i'm here you know forcing and reminding these governments that my nation has entered into

claim that members of congress clued up. promises post bail out portugal as the i.m.f. predicts better days ahead but there's little relief on the streets amid soaring unemployment austerity and the rescue money running out. of the u.s. for attempting to seize a skyscraper in manhattan it's owned by a foundation that promotes islamic culture. very well welcome to you from all of us here at r.t. international. headlines for this hour you have rolled out the red carpet for us vice president joe biden the latest high ranking american official to greet ukraine's new leadership that's him exiting the plane only to arrive at well as an armored vehicle bit of a contrast to what he saw his last visit there five years ago washington is standing squarely behind the interim government in kiev. although the american people don't seem too well informed about who their leaders are backing guy nature kind has been finding out. when u.s. politicians speak you get the impression that the us has these unbreakable ties with ukraine ties so close that the staff of the u.s. embassy in kiev