were begun talking about six weeks cooperation with foreign companies. do you plan to expand this cup aeration would have been the reason to bring the entire production chain back to russia like it was in the soviet times. of course we should increase russia's sheer in the production of equipment but since we consider the world market we should coppery it with the world's leading components like manufacturers and i see it is our strategy vector to my mind or russia possesses a lot of skills like you'll software development of the high intellectual resource of the engineer personnel the manse russian industry and so forth these could be modern industries are emerging as well you know that makes it possible to increase the sheriff russian made in future planes a lot of it's going to i want to get the does this international cooperation have a matthew elements to it let me explain what i mean i'm with mr from bank of the make of the new russian super come rusia once came to the studio and was sitting where you're sitting right now he said he had been tiltin

we also have a contract between the city and the agency called the interagency cooperation agreement and that has the ability, when you approve some of the implementing contracts, the interagency cooperation agreement, you have the ability to approve the contract on some changes being made to those other plans that are attachments to the d.b.a. about the it is a contract so it requires approval of the developer and the agency in order to affectuate those. but we do not have the ability to condition approval of the redevelopment plans themselves. that is an up or down vote and if you don't like it, you vote it down and send it back to the redevelopment agency and the planning commission. is that clear? president chiu: supervisor david campos. >> you can condition your approval of contact like the i.c.a. on conditions to the housing plan or the -- you know, the housing plan or the community benefits plan and those are attachments to the d.b.a. that's the agreement between the development and the agency, not the city. nonetheless, you have an interagency cooperation agreement between th

we're doing this as part of our new combined cooperation. this helps us be in more places than we can currently be. we can have more informed and knowledgeable enforcement. and, commissioner joseph, you're asking about this. commissioner joseph: what is that? >> i believe it is sidewalk obstruction. commissioner joseph: one is sound, and the other is no permit? this other but -- this other? >> one is sidewalk, in one is obstruction. commissioner joseph: and the other two are fire codes. >> correct. commissioner joseph: ok. >> manor west is on the agenda this evening, so i will save my comments for that time. i do want to give the commission an update on some other topics. we had an incident at glass cat. there was a fight that spill out onto the street. we have been in contact with the owner. at this time, " we are not talking about bringing them before the commission, but the acting director and i -- glass cat has been very cooperative in giving us their security manual, so we are going through that to find out what could be done differentl

navy to extend the cooperative agreement from october 1, 2010, to september 30, 2011. supervisor avalos: thank you, welcome. >> in the science director of the treasure island operations. the first four amendments speak to the navy's amendments that we have before you now, taken separately as separate issues the development coalition became the caretaker of the island after the base closed one decade ago. because the change in the property has not taken place, they are allowed to lease the buildings at no cost, of these buildings and properties are sub-leased to create special years, becoming the operating money of the agency. these additional buildings and properties, amendments are required. they have been amended numerous times over 10 years, generating operating funds for the authority. some of them are for public use and do not generate income, other sub-leases are with non- profits. in the course of amending our agreements with the navy, section 9.118b is triggered if sublease exceeds the 10 year threshold of the charter, coming before you annually to and given th

economic stability and prosperity by relying exclusively on cooperation within the european union. >>> there is a brain wave of a patient in grave condition. even the best doctors find it difficult to figure out if the peaks and valleys is because of activity or the environment. >> i've seen a brain dead child who lived more than two months. children's brains are astonishing. >> this doctor says a child is monitored. doctors are required to confirm the flat brain waves twice 24 hours apart, four times stronger than adults. until now, many children with the disease went abroad to receive a transplant. because of international criticism, they are trying to make organ transplants more accessible. how do you tell parents that they don't need an organ whenned it body is still warm? it's up to the parents to accept their child's death and the new role. she lost her 9-month-old boy five years ago. the boy's heart kept beating for three weeks after all brain activity stopped. the mother eventually agreed to do nate the boy's organs. >> if you are told your son is brain dead, please offer his

there is significant business cooperation going on between finland and especially some of the boarding regions of russia like the leaning about region and the republic of criteria and it's going to be discussed at the at this meeting since the trade turnover this year alone has already surpassed the five billion us dollars market which means that trade is already grown by over twenty percent compared to last year when the economic crisis was in full swing like i said this there is a lot of joint project between the two countries but other issues are on the table as well as you would be in security and the ecology of the baltic sea both leaders of bruce lee said that that's quite an important topic for both countries in fact later on wednesday the two leaders are going to go on a boat ride into the baltic sea going to visit an island and there's a scientific station which monitors the seas ecology the possible lift off the visa regime between russia and the e.u. that's a topic which has been discussed at dia latest russia you summit and it's expected that it's going to be touched upon h

good german russian cooperation could be transferred to e.u. or russia cooperation. new day's top stories the u.s. has handed over the last of iraq's prisoners to the country's government authorities will take control of around one thousand six hundred detainees at camp close to the capital baghdad america's slowly withdrawing from iraq with a final deadline set for december next year the u.s. will continue to hold two hundred detainees though some of which were members of saddam hussein's last government though the majority haven't been identified to talk about that they are supposed to andrew gilligan a journalist from britain's daily telegraph newspaper who incidentally worked as a reporter in baghdad when the u.s. led invasion was launched back in two. he told me the remaining prisoners are the last in the u.s. occupation. they are the last remaining if you like american black hole detainees we know roughly who's held at guantanamo bay we know who's in custody in afghanistan and we still don't know who these people are conditions in very many of these jails and n

loss from the polls the beginning of cooperation between the us and the soviet union at the height of the cold war the apollo soyuz space mission happened thirty five years ago. a very warm welcome this is r.t. live from moscow with me on this have it cooperation between russia and germany is on the high say says president de mint that event better than. coal salt of the leaders spoke at the forum in york at the same book well our correspondent daniel bushell is there and has been following events for us daniel good to see you angela merkel and to meet the vet if they've had a pretty busy day of it haven't they so what's really been achieved during this russia germany summit. well you get the sense that the two leaders have a strong relationship on a personal level angela merkel greeted and chatted with influence a russian they saw in several big business deals and there was talk of a trio of well. leaders forward looking leaders barack obama to richmond where if i call a trend that led to troika if you like moving the world forward on security and defense issues with food as the unif

lost from the polls the beginning of cooperation between the us on the soviet union at the height of the cold war the apollo soyuz the space mission happened thirty five years ago. russians up for the worst drought in more than a decade and many farmers say despite government help they still face bankruptcy that and more in our business program and twenty minutes. of our warm welcome see this is the line from moscow i'm on this have good cooperation between russia and germany is on the high say president medvedev and chancellor angela merkel well song to the at the petersburg for today will we can now across. his ear get that invoke for us following events so daniel angela merkel and to meet them a very of a pretty busy day did they say wants but it she this year is russia germany summit . where you really get the sense that the two have a strong relationship on a personal level when i was at that meeting a few weeks ago in germany. they stayed up chatting to the early hours of the morning this time angela merkel agreed to talk to dmitry medvedev influence russian before he invited h

to show openness and cooperate with the international atomic energy agency what's making russia increasingly suspicious about iran's nuclear intentions are the relations between moscow and terror in freefall will be talking about it with the russian ambassador to. iran has been trying to reassure indian despite most of the world's skepticism and fears says it needs the radioactive fuel for its nuclear power stations but the world fears the islamic state is for peaceful nuclear energy but an atom bomb as if to confirm iran's not allowing the international monitors into the country this has forced the u.n. security council. to impose sanctions against iran russia has long been trying to build bridges between iran and the west but ave nuclear is enough to undermine those bridges we're asking alexander. the russian ambassador to iraq. is nothing special in question hello mr dudley given thank you for coming to our program. we're going to talk about iran's nuclear program today probably and the main problem here is that it's not clear whether or not there are nuclear weapons in iran. as the inves

good german russian cooperation could be transferred. to ration thoughts to former k.g.b. officers saying it's the developing friendship between moscow and washington which allowed the recent spy scandal to be dealt with quickly now just to let you know the full interview with the league is coming up in an hour's time but here's a quick preview. because if we take the broader any such small office chances for war me either way we can see it i believe as a first step to have rapid development and if you have to solution and i'm happy ending for both countries relations even if you're going to compromise for good to solution it was unbelievably quickly at these events are the top level of intelligence won't you during the cold war it used to take years to prepare such. attacks in afghanistan reached an all time high in june the bloodiest month for foreign troops since the start of the war nine years ago it is now the longest military campaign in u.s. history it's a part of vietnam war and the still no end in sight and lyster reports. it's the comparison that cannot be avoide

bit the does this international cooperation have a matthew elements to it let me explain what i mean will come with mystify manco the make of the new russian super come rusia once came to the studio and was sitting where you're sitting right now he said he had been told in seoul breaks made by bosch and all the foreign made components in which case had been promised there would be no problem certificate why is it he said he wanted to use only russian parts no one would satisfy it they told him is there anything like that innovation. yeah you. know i don't see anything like that all you need is a sufficient amount of skills and experience because you can certified almost anything if you certify something that was never certified before half truths they realise that their certification cycle will take a lot of time we must make products that will come to. market within rather a brief time frame of course there's no question of protectionism no there is no direct protectionism the right another question it's more of a political nature but you are the right person to ask about it the bul

so far, we have been able to accomplish this cooperatively. we hope to continue to go down that road. >> how will these laws be developed for enforcement? >> people will sue each other. standing has to be established. we had a case in maryland where somebody bought a collector, antique doll from somebody in oregon over e-bay. it was fraud. who sues who? who can go after who? this was a back and forth. once you get to standing issues, then there is fraud. everything that is illegal offline is illegal online. job pornography -- children will pass pictures -- child pornography. children will pass these pictures around without everyone's knowledge. those pictures are child pornography. it is a federal offense. it is a felony. teaching that is part of it. we also have to go after it. we have a website operating in the maryland -- the predecessor was a college website which was logging -- blogging carvel and false information about -- harmful -- hamrful and -- harmful and false infomration -- information about girls. it was billed as an educational

her with her travel plans they were also arrested so that's another example of of international cooperation between between two countries and also an example of what has become an international network you should logically belong to dr more of turn network tell us briefly a little more about him if you would remind us. well the whole model of is a chechen terrorists he calls himself the leader of the caucasus emirates and he recently was declared by the u.s. as a sort of a global terrorist they called him part of a radical jihadist movement which poses a threat to the u.s. so he's been recognized as being more of a global terrorist with links to al qaeda that was shortly before president met yesterday to the states he's one of now the most wanted man in operating in the north caucasus region he not only claimed responsibility for the mattress acts in march but russian officials think that he's been responsible for a wide range of attacks and he's been visible and operating since the one nine hundred ninety s. in many cases in many attacks and bombings these three arrests in france would see

good german russian cooperation could be transferred. more thoughts about this story to a former k.g.b. officer says it's the developing friendship between moscow and washington which allowed the recent spy scandal to be dealt with quickly now we've got the full interview on all they can actually put nko coming up in two hours time but is a quick taster of what's in store for you. does not we take the broad james any such small office chances for war me and we and we can see it i believe as a first step to my will and rapid development and if you have to solution and. relations even stronger going to compromise for. the solution was unbelievably quickly these events are talked several times since we're doing to cold war it used to take years to prefer such swamps. this is r.t. from moscow attacks in afghanistan reached an all time high in june the bloodiest month for foreign troops since the start of the war nine years ago it is now the longest military campaign in u.s. history it's a passing the vietnam war and the still no end in sight

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automony fully cooperating with san francisco police and will continue to cooperate with the district attorney. >> please save the woman is a naturalized u.s. citizens in the other woman is from the philippines. both are being held in jail tonight each on $1 million bail and right now san francisco police say they are facing the women's bank accounts and trying to find out if any money was sent overseas. reporting live, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the driver of the submit truck lost control today and the driver said he was delivering a load of concrete and hit a tree and a power pole before coming to rest. the driver suffered minor injuries and pg&e said 1500 customers lost power until 145 this afternoon. >>> ac transit says it is considering a new that could affect thousands of bus writer is a. they are facing a $56 million deficit and says it needs union workers to improve contract concessions in negotiations stalled last month they imposed a controversial new contract on the drivers and members of the union objects to the new work rules and shift changes and says the c

we are asking tehran to return to dialogue and cooperation and to turn off the road leading to nuclear armament. >> the eu underlined that the sanctions are designed to put pressure on the iranian leadership, not the civilian population the sanctions tight restrictions on trade, transportation, and finance. a ban on new investment in the country's oil and gas sector is seen as europe's most effective leverage. >> i think the energy sector is the key point to the sanctions. it is the strength of the iranian economy and the greatest of vulnerability because they are so dependent on it. it can hurt their energy sector, then you hurt the iranian regime. >> the eu hopes that iran will seek the opportunity to allay concerns about its nuclear program and will set a date for reviewing -- resuming talks. >> a tribunal has convicted the first former khmer rouge official in connection with atrocities under pol pot's activities in cambodia. he has been sentenced to 35 years in prison for crimes against humanity. but he will only serve 19 years in jail as he had been held illegally pending tri. alm

good german russian cooperation could be transferred to. a more thoughts on the wider story of former k.g.b. officers says it is the developing friendship between moscow and washington which allowed the recent spy scandal to be dealt with quickly just remind you the full interview could not call it already today with all they can actually put in code is coming up in about twenty minutes and it's a quick preview. of what we can exist broader any such small office chances for war me away and we can see it i believe as a first step to have a rapid development and if you have to solution and i'm happy ending for both countries relations seem even stronger going to compromise for the solution was unbelievably quickly at these events are the top level of intelligence won't you during the cold war it used to take years to prove such. attacks in afghanistan reached an all time high do the bloodiest month for foreign troops since the start of the war nine years ago it is now the longest military campaign in u.s. history surpassing the vietnam war th

the cooperative agreement between the state, the city, and the tjpa provides a reserve to the state, 28 parking spaces in the new transit center for legal counsel. the new transit center does not have a parking garage. in the alternative, the cooperative agreement provides that the tjpa will provide 28 parking spaces within a certain distance of the new transit center. this item would authorize the executive director to meet the terms of the cooperative agreement in a line item budgeted each fiscal year for the amount not to exceed that. >> it's been moved. >> seconded. >> seconded. >> no no members of the public have wished they wish to direct you. [roll call] >> item 14 is approved. >> item number 15 is authorizing an amendment to the next item. construction manager general contractor services for the construction of the transbay building and related structures with the joint venture of web core to increase the time for construction services to 110,000,800 hours. >> bob will -- 110,800 hours. >> bob will report on this item. >> thank you. when we awarded the contract to web core ow

there have been 225 projects of cooperation between the two cities. many chinese companies have found a home here. i think what is more significant is that this city is going to stage a san francisco place at the world expo in shanghai. that is an expression of profound friendship and strong special bonds between our two cities, and it will surely give new impetus to the friendship and cooperation between our two cities. this sculpture will stay here for a period of time. i think it will help local people to understand china, understand chinese history, chinese culture and the chinese philosophy of harmony. it will remind us to work hard to promote our mutual understanding and caption. i am confident with our joint efforts, we will surely make the san francisco exhibit a highlight at the world expo in shanghai, but also we will make san francisco the best gateway to china, a pioneer in the development of u.s.-china relations. shrank thank -- thank you. >> he spoke to the context of what we are here, also putting that in context is the head of the sist

quickly as possible to contain the spy scandal and prevent it from getting in the way of improving cooperation between the u.s. and russia. >> woodruff: but kramer had a different perspective on

own behavior is far from perfect recall in tehran to practice openness and a necessary level of cooperation with the i. resigned russian diplomats of always believe that sanctions never work sanctions never help make progress in fact u.s. diplomats think so as well yet the u.s. government introduced sanctions. to eventually agreed with the sanctions so why did moscow reckon city its position was a diplomatic necessity to call decision. we have consistently participated in the sanctions policy. has been pursued with respect to iran for a number of years now. that indeed this policy failed to produce a solution that would remove this problem entirely. problem will pull us no but you see. the sanctions are more political nasa just to iran. the issue of nuclear nonproliferation and the unacceptability of any activities that may result hypothetically in iran having nuclear weapons but he's worse all these issues are crucial to us. and that's the message that we want to send us your name is someone that you can choose because there are at least ten countries around the world but that are on the t

>> you are referring to the cooperative agreement. you can address that. >> of the cooperative agreement, a number of parcels will be transferred to both the city and the tjpa for the project, and among the parcels [inaudible] of the work for those are designated to go to the city for ultimate development. ecb north dakota tjpa -- the city and the tjpa have agreed that will go back to the redevelopment agency board of element. director cohen: does that have to go to the board of supervisors or redevelopment for that? >> it does not. director ford: mood and properly seconded. [inaudible] >> ok, and no members of the public have indicated they wished to address you on this item. daly aye. cohen aye. lloyd aye. ortiz aye. ford aye as well. item 12 is approved. director daly: i know it has been approved, but really quickly, to make sure, is this going to be included on some of the community outreach stuff we're doing in terms of publicizing the schedule so folks in the area can try to get ready for it? >> absolutely. we have had a number

with the u.s., and to have business cooperation with both u.s.erline, also, the importance of the greek diaspora and recognize quite a lot of people here that are both -- greek-americans and it is well-known that for us that is a very important thing. we want to mostly get in touch with the people, the greek americans, that have the inventiveness and the creativity that want to be part of this coordination and cooperation, between the forces in the country, and in greece, and, we are looking for corporations -- not for help, that is important to note. because, it is the long term plan we should be looking at. we need to tap on the bright minds that are here, that are tomorrow's lawyers, tomorrow's engineers and inventors, artists, whatever, who can bring greece to the next page and i thinthat if i said that in a nutshell, what we want to -- the million greeks that exist around the world, with the diaspora is to carry three messages and one is greek is changing with a plan, that it is going through bold reforms, and, and the second is greece is tu

the enemy does always cooperate with the best of our plans. and yet, we here in the safety of the u.s. congress can dictate to the commanders in the field what direction the war should go in and the time frame and what

and pakistan have deep and mutual cooperation against insurgent groups. counterterrorism cooperation has led to significant losses to al qaeda's relationship and leadership within pakistan, with more than half of al qaeda senior leaders being killed or captured. the pakistani military has undertaken offenses in two provinces, putting sustained pressure on violent military groups. the u.s. and pakistan have also commenced a strategic dialogue which has expanded cooperation on a wide range of critical issues. even with these positive trends, the you us must continue to -- the u.s. must continue to press the pakistani government particularly its military and intelligence services to continue their strategic shift against extremists and stay on the offensive. mr. speaker, the u.s. needs to maintain the purpose in pakistan and i therefore urge the defeat of this dangerous resolution. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. the gentleman from ohio. mr. kucinich: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative

i understand the commission has been cooperating with the police department. it is something that is important for the public to understand. it is my understanding they went so far as to publicize the agenda of this commission on its own, so we can thank the court, because they have tried to wrap themselves in this. there have been several misstatements about what took place, and while i understand the commission is not reviewing this, they are at issue, and they are relevant to the commission. one thing i think is really important is the allegation that has been publicized that the incident that took place on july 11 a rose from an altercation. that is not true. hopefully, you have received the letter. >> i just want to make a couple points. the organization has been working with the city for a long time. the incident that took place was unfortunate, but the fact is the incidents did not arise out of an argument that began inside. this has been confirmed by the homicide investigators assigned to the case and by the captain of the bayview station. one of the t

it is important you mentioned unity there is cooperation now in two thousand and ten between nato and russia do you think that this cooperation is stronger than what has been in the past i think the potential to become stronger because we have gone through a period of difficulty and when you manage it if you manage to go through the period of difficulty then if you reached that then. you have and you know the munition to do it so i think normally when you go to a difficulty and then you emerge other difficulties then the reason much surely before moving forward now russia's permanent representative at nato has said that there has been a certain lack of unity among the alliance members and that that was sensed that the russian nato council on the subject of partnership with russia do you think that there is anyone actually trying to undermine this partnership between the alliance and moscow or is anyone trying to get in the way of this this newfound friendship. first of all. and that's a real good thing is a dear friend of mine so i can speak very frankly because with a friend used be

and this process is something that is going to -- it's a cooperative effort with the agency and the fta and we anticipate this process will be ongoing for the next year to year and a half and many of the elements of the plan have been checked off and approved by the fta like the project management plan, the risk management plan. and there's certain elements that have been submitted and are under review like the state of good repair plan. we have submitted a state of good repair plan. the fta has looked favorably on that plan and have given us indications that they like what the agency is doing in addressing the state of good repair and outlining a program in dealing with the state of good repair. the state of good repair plan will receive comments by the fta and will be submited in august of this year. supervisor mirkarimi: supervisor campos: i think it's important for us to be diligent about what's happening with the mta. i don't think that we can have the certainty or the a insurance that this project is going to be completed on time or as planned unless we're also talking about makin

this project wasn't of just technical and scientific importance it was also a great step towards cooperation between russia and the u.s. there were no losers. there are plans for alex and his apollo counterpart thomas stafford to meet president obama but not until the friends have had a chance to catch up with each other but it was over a meaningful symbol to the people of the world when we opened the hatch. and showed to the world. the space race said in a way the joint space project had a huge impact on both sides of the atlantic a time when rocket launches captured millions of imaginations worldwide media conceived watch the c.u.z. reach into the sky and vividly remembers every emotion it stirred. up i was in the fourth grade and it was a huge celebration not just for the school but the entire city we got handed balloons flags and went to meet the cosmonauts and then later on we were all outside again to watch the actual launch i remember my dad who worked at the launch pad he told me that this was the most important event of the century. thirty five years on and this a usable a project s

can cooperate in this field. only two weeks ago we had [unintelligible] and our minister was in charge there. i had the privilege of speaking as well. i said that you americans have invented cars, together with the germans may be, but you have made airplanes, television, computers. you are making the kindle and ipda as well -- and ipad as well. why can't we are for one thing, and i would be high speed or -- high-speed railway. we have experienced the lowest passenger casualty in 46 years. the second "e" is for exactness. and the average delay time is minimal. here i was going to take the amtrak, but my train was canceled. [laughter] i hope my friend and director not see this c-span. third efficiency. for this environmental friendliness. fifth is employment creating. the sixth is earthquake proof. as a country with a lot of earthquakes, we note to stop the car as an as there is a seismic wave. -- we know to stop the car as soon as there is a seismic waves. that is maybe not as useful here, but it would be in calif

they did docked in orbit on the apollo soyuz mission the event wasn't only the beginning of space cooperation they between the two countries but also a warming in cold war relations he's cutting us out of a report. it was a turning point the launch that keenly from a cold war species into new heights to rockets blasting off half a world away from each other would bring the soviet union and the united states into the same orbit. when so use nineteen and the apollo craft docked i should a whole new chapter in space exploration the first ever joint project between two better rivals it was a giant leap for the men on board two like i said he was the second pilot in the se use crew. when we docked with apollo it was one of the most significant moments in history of russia and the u.s. before everything was secret all the details of our space programs every detail to see was a poor project we could finally passed a barrier. lady still remembers all the details of that flight from the technical to the happy banter between them and the american astronauts on good you were showing the guys different c

of course russia is also willing to cooperate with the partners from the west in order to tackle this problem. of a report. from the afghan capital kabul. still ahead this hour here on our see issue may be no spring chicken but she sure has a lot of stamina. meet a woman who claims to be a hundred years old find out who she is and what's stopping her from play by the title of the oldest living on thoughts later in the program. the united nations says plans by the world's wealthiest nations to cut spending on aids could jeopardize recent progress in fighting the disease the warning came as news international aids conference which is underway in vienna. demanding treatment for all. this in the austrian capital for us. it's the third day of the aids two thousand and ten conference in vienna and already we've seen some controversy in the days leading up to the official conference we heard from a greek who challenging many of the fundamental assumptions that a lot of us told about hiv and aids and about the forms of treatment though those views were met by many of the mainstream scientists