denis was wondering how i was going to get him today. anyway, took last week off. and had a great vacation. went away completely unplugged. no news, no tv, threw my cell phone in the ocean which caused some problems later but at the time felt pretty great. so let's plug back in, what i did miss? >> the president is worrying that we have just nine days to raise the debt ceiling or risk default. >> the numbers of jobs created last month, just 18,000, that's 100,000 fewer than expected. >> investigators say 80% of atlanta schools cheated on state standardized tests. >> jon: welcome back. 80%, or i guess as it is known in atlanta, an a! perhaps no sound bite better summed up, though, the more as that we now find ourselves in more than this one. >> hollywood holding nothing back. ashton kutcher tweeting oj simpson finds this verdict outrage us. -- outrageous. >> hollywood not holding back. i don't want to say anything but isn't limiting yourself to 140 characters the definition of holding back? or is that the extent of the feeling. ashton really wasn't holding back woul

and please vote to deny these settlement. thank you. supervisor kim: is there any other public comment? we had a motion to convene into closed session and we can do that without opposition. we are asking all members of the public to exit the room at this time. thank you so much for being here. we appreciate being here in the middle of the afternoon on this issue. >> madam chair, we met in closed session to diskuz cuss pending claims and i upper air disturbance the committee wants to move items 8-14 forward to the board with recommendation to the report. >> there is the motion to move 8-14 and there is no opposition to that motion. and madam clerk, are there any other disclosures? i'm sorry. and we have a motion to not disclose and we wanted to do that without opposition. thank you, supervisor. and madam clerk, is there anything else on the agenda? >> no, madam chair. meeting adjourned. >> that is right. on commissioners campos and weiner for their ongoing leadership. the situation is indicative of what we could see from here on for the

out of state transfer denied. says right there in words, out of state transfer denied. inmate is a threat to security. >> okay. so, we don't need to argue about that. what i'm going to do is a special review for you, just like i said and change the wording. listen to me. listen to me. >> i have to appeal it. >> listen to me. 234is is a committee. this is a committee. >> give me my sheet so i can appeal it. >> i haven't done it. i just finished telling you i have to type it up. correct? >> that's not the way -- >> yes, it is. >> can i show you how it needs to be done. >> no. listen to me. you know what? listen -- daniel -- listen -- >> [ bleep ]. >> listen to me, daniel. once i get this all done i'd send up a hearing notice for you to sign. within 48 hours of that hearing notice, that's how it's done. >> can i show you something else? >> no, i don't need to hear anything else. >> according to your policy you're supposed to read it to me -- >> you're correct. >> and the -- >> that's irrelevant. thousand was done. it's irrelevant. now, i'm doing it all over again. you can

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and if someone is denied services immediately out of a shelter after 5:00, we will give them a token also. we have to strategically plan how we get tokens and when we get tokens. we would love to see everyone get a token, but it's not feasible and we would like to see shelter beds for all homeless clients but we know because of funding issues that it's not possible. supervisor kim: have you examined the policy in santa fe that was recently -- in san jose that was recently instituteed? >> no, i have not, and was not aware of it. >> they provide stickers so they can ride for free up to two months and then renew it. >> all right. and what i did -- supervisor kim: it happened this year. >> oh, okay. i'll look into that, but what i did provide you is the offices of the shelter monitoring committee is what we call a lifeline. it's for individuals who are below poverty and have a certain level of income where instead of paying $70 for the muni fast pass, they pay $35. so i did provide them with that informing and our shelters are aware of it. supervisor kim: and i imagine many of the homele

that freedom was denied us and freedom was denied on all the other gentlemen here let me just say here let's go to washington go ahead throw in your two cents are going to be very patient. i think i think it's not over inflated to to mention the only my city among kurds and arabs has occurred as i have lived in kurdistan during the invasion i have covered the invasion i have since those things myself it is a historical. even if you don't want to call it only my city disagreement and it disliking. it at least from the first words the arabs and of course it's shared by the arabs in a great deal. but they both know the kurds and the arabs supposed to know that they are forced to live in iraq the arabs claim that the rock is the. us it's a member of the arab league the kurds believe every individual of them believe that they are forced to be part of that country and that has created any nasty and. very naive and simple to assume that just because regime like saddam's regime or any previous regimes have. have. caused destruction and killing of the kurds does not in the minds of the public.

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out genocide as an expulsion and coercive assimilation against large denied hours of. the recent south well and yet. you mention the past no united not in that i'd actually i let you speak i'd like you to get i'd like you to give me the opportunity or the time to start it is a myth don't discourage the lies it is and i'm not distorting what you said i listened carefully. people think that sat down to reveal her heritage it was a large we let me finish will you let me finish please people think wrongly that there's a large kurdish population in baghdad there used to be the faily kurds were expelled from baghdad by saddam's regime if we look at the vote now kurdish parties in and in federal elections because it is a minuscule goat soprano i'm afraid i'm going to be in iraq she'll let you finish and we come back from the break in this after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the purchase with r.t. . if you can. if twenty years ago the largest country in. the books. if one hundred. where did it take. will. bring you the latest in science and technology from

us reagan was denied us of freedom was decided on all this and i. mean here let me show you what's going on washington go ahead throw in your two cents you're going to be very patient. i think i think it's not over inflators to mention the name our city among kurds and arabs and kurds as i have lived in kurdistan during the invasion i have covered the invasion i have since those things myself it is a historical. even if you don't want to call it any more said the disagreement at this liking. at least from the kurds to us the arabs and of course it's shared by the arabs in a great deal. but they both know the kurds and the arabs supposed to know that they are forced to live in iraq the arabs claim that iraq is the. number of the arab league the kurds believe in the visual of them believe that they are forced to be a part of that country and that has created really nasty and it's very naive and simple to assume that just because regime like saddam's regime or any the previous regimes have have have. caused destruction and killing of the kurds there is

the historical animosities between arabs and kurds and to deny that successive arab regimes carried out genocide ethnic expulsion and coercive assimilation against large denies occurred i've made the reasons out of it and yet. you mention the past and you must not think that i'd actually i let you speak i'd like you to go i'd like you to give me the opportunity to start it is a myth underskirts a life it isn't it i'm not distorting what you said i listen carefully. people think that sat down three years ago was a large and we let me finish with you that we let me finish please people think wrongly that there's a large kurdish population in baghdad there used to be the faily kurds were expelled from baghdad by saddam's regime if we look at the vote now kurdish parties in in federal elections it is a minuscule vote and surprising i'm afraid i'm going to interrupt you will let you finish and we come back from the break in this after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the current state with thirty. eight. money. the a. subsistence living. suburban. period. the bubble. bub

all they can do is deny care or deny payment to the physician. >> i don't think that's the case, congressman i would disagree medicare advantage -- >> i would urge you than to simply read the section, just read the section. and if i may, this gets to the heart of the quality of health care in this country. as a physician, i can tell you that if i am told by the federal government that i will not be paid for a service to a physician, what happens in my presentation of the options to the patient, as that physician is that i may be coerced by the federal government into not even presenting that option to the patient. so this is as pernicious as it could be in terms of the federal government getting involved in the provision of care to patients, and that's what violates the trust that is so important between patients and physicians, and it's why we on this side of the aisle and some on the other side of the aisle feel so strongly that to have a denial of care in place in federal law is a violation of the american principles as it relates to health care. >> well, congressman, i hear what you are

out genocide ethnic expulsion and coercive assimilation against large deny those of. the reasons . you mentioned in the past and you must not think that i'd actually i let you speak i'd like you to get i'd like you to give me the opportunity to start i dismiss discouraged i. might not distorting what you said i listen carefully. people think that side down there if you care to show there was a large will you let me finish will you that we let me finish please people think wrongly that there's a large kurdish population in baghdad there used to be the faily kurds were expelled from baghdad by saddam's regime if we look at the vote now kurdish parties in in federal elections it is a minuscule vote surprising i'm afraid i'm going to interrupt you we'll let you finish and we come back from the break of this after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the current state with our team. and. you can. for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. and. twenty years ago the largest country in the bu

out genocide ethnic expulsion and coercive assimilation against large denied hours of. the recent south well. you mention the past and you know i did not do that i'd actually i let you speak i'd like you to get i'd like you to give me the opportunity to start i dismiss discouraged. i'm not distorting what you said i listened carefully . people think that sat down to really care that there was a large will you let me finish with you that we let me finish please people think wrongly that there's a large kurdish population in baghdad there used to be the faily kurds were expelled from baghdad by saddam's regime if we look at the vote now kurdish parties in and in federal elections it is a minuscule vote surprising i'm afraid i'm going to interrupt you i'll let you finish and we come back from the break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the current state with our team. spent in the military a journalist i just saw the waste go in the u.s. contractors there's kind of wasting their time trying to get killed three. zero and. i thought all along the le

when we were denied by the letter of determination, we looked to see what this means to us. what it is showing is that the requirement for us is we would have specific stair elevator access, which would require us to cross the roof to the deck, if we could even do a deck. this is an extremely unsafe condition, with a baby on the way and a toddler running around in a few years. there are parapets on this roof that are 30 inches high, at least a foot below what current code allows. it is extremely unsafe conditions. there are other elements that do not make sense. the windscreen was only allowed to be 2 feet high, which is shorter than the existing power cut. it was not making practical sense. we wanted to look at section 260. there are different ways to do things sometimes. we wanted to see if there were different ways we could achieve this, whether we wanted to do it that way are not. we could do an elevator from the bedroom to the roof deck. there are elements in the code for an enclosed seating without restriction to height that allows windscreens to 10 feet. we could put

as these plants might well because the botanical primates of the national park hope to deny. the sun still shines of the down the tiger ny outpost with a caravan of cross-country vehicles and box on the old deal of descending the mountain a destination of the national park stuff is the mysterious cliffs called the three brothers. he's saying this is a no go situation. we need to get through here. it will cut it down it's dead wood the tree is sick. rain floods the roads an obstacle that even cross country vehicles find difficult to clear. but the rain just find a solution. this was a really heavy. toss of their. let's do it together here we go. well we're ready to go. again nine national parks network of groups mountain streams and small rivers supplies water to the caspian sea in the arctic ocean during the summer rainy season small rivers in the taiga nine swiftie form into turtle streams some through rainy and waters immersion the surface in the form springs one of the most famous ones is called crimean cheese it has been around for hundreds of years but it has never dried

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some troops who die in the war zone are denied a presidential honor. tonight, the white house tells cbs news that's about to change. and as we count down to the final flight of the shuttle, bob orr rendezvoused with john glenn who wonders who really did the space race? >> i don't like this at all. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, the f.b.i. tells us that in any given year as many as 300 children under the age of five are murdered by a parent-- that's nearly one everyday. but when a mother in florida was accused of murdering her two- year-old daughter, that one case became a sensation on cable television. it seemed everyone had an opinion. but in the only opinion that matters, a jury in orlando today found casey anthony not guilty, convicting her only on four relatively minor charges of lying to the police. troy roberts is at the courthouse. >> reporter: good evening scott. the moments leading up to the reading of the verdict today were incredibly tense, especially for the 25-year-old

you originally made a motion to deny the appeal, but you will need to make and a m motion that would change them. >> do i need to states that? >> it is understood that your motion would be to grant the appeal, and it would be ideal to have a basis for your motion. >> would that be based on the fact of aeronaut in violation? -- the fact they are not in violation? >> i thought you said to grant the appeal and a pole and a permit. >> of holding the permit while placing the condition -- and uphold the permit. >> upholding the permit while placing the condition. >> it is now on the substance of the motion, which as i thought we were going for the permission. >> i do not think we can do that. i think appellants should be very grateful they are granting that access, and we can always sit back and pray it goes about way. >> of the only condition imposed as the hours of construction -- so the only condition imposed is the hours of construction. you can call role. >> are received the motion to uphold the permit on condition that construction be limited monday through friday 7 assaad 30 until 5

norway's intelligence service denies claims by the suspect of two deadly terror attacks in the country last friday he's part of a wider group but authorities in europe are on their guard after his anti immigration message is echoed by extremist groups across the continent. the u.k. steps up pressure on libyan leader moammar gadhafi as london exparel says diplomats and invites the rebel council to replace them london also giving the rebels access to about one hundred fifty million dollars of previously frozen libyan oil. spotlight coming up next this time al gore and other speaks with the editor of integer in chief of global affairs magazine fyodor lukyanov and asks him in the light of the attacks on norway whether europe is facing threat from a terror terror threat rather from neo nazis stay with us the interview coming. well again the welcome to spotlight the interview show on our t.v. i'm not we're not and today we will talk about the tragic events in know. the man who massacred at least seventy six people said his go was doing warning bureau of the failure of its multicultural probl

and i saw where it had been denied. there are some reasons a marriage can be denied.s the safety and security of the facility. or the department or the individuals involved. what was the reason for them to use safety and security of the facility? >> there was concern because you recently were found in possession of a cell phone. >> actually, i wasn't found in possession of a cell phone. i was found in possession of a cell phone charger. and i gave the cell phone to them after they shook me down and didn't find the cell phone. i brought the cell phone to them. >> but you were found guilty of possession of a cell phone. >> i pleaded guilty. >> first of all, you understand that if this marriage is approved, it will be a non-contact marriage? >> yes. intended spouse will have to bare all costs associated with the marriage. what i will do is i will approve your request to be married. and your intended spouse will be informed by the marriage coordinator at the facility, who is chaplain rogers. >> i'm really excited about getting married and all. it's going to happen on the

denies political analysts are saying if the attacks in norway don't prompt an honest appraisal of the issues surrounding immigration that could frustrate the european public and create more space for potentially violent far right groups to expanded all over europe. coming up a flight path to problems as chinese fighters head off a u.s. spy plane over its territory raising tension between beijing and washington. and bad behavior keeps his business partner behind bars find out what officials say he did wrong in a few minutes. but first britain now officially recognizes libya's rebels as a legitimate government and has expelled colonel gadhafi as diplomats it's also on freezing one hundred fifty million. dollars of libyan oil assets to help fund the rebels tripoli insists it will not enter peace talks to end the four month long civil war until nato stops its airstrikes u.n. talks with the rebels in benghazi are also making a little progress toward a cease fire british opposition m.p. and peace campaigner jeremy corbyn says britain is in effectively trying to play the role of judge and ju

for example, williams said that he'd beaten her with a shoe, denied choking her, denied using any sort of a weapon, when in fact she was not beaten. and she was choked, and there was a weapon used. she was stabbed. >> narrator: overnight, detective evans received the autopsy report. michelle was not hit with a shoe or anything else. she was stabbed and strangled. the detective rushed back to danial to question him some more. >> she started questioning me more about it, and she had, at one point, demonstrated on herself and where michelle was stabbed at in her chest. >> narrator: danial got the message and amended his confession. now he remembered that there was a knife. >> he couldn't describe the knife, but he might have stabbed her, and... and these sorts of things. and they were satisfied. no concern about multiple offenders. they were convinced they'd solved the crime. >> narrator: danial was charged with rape and murder less than 24 hours after the body was discovered. all during the interrogation, danial williams never used his right to ask for a lawyer. >> probably really sank i

you cannot deny coverage, is that correct? and i get to keep my insurance company and get to keep my doctor and i cannot be denied coverage and things like this? >> essentially, in 2014, when they health exchange is set up, you will have the ability to come into the market without pre-existing health conditions, yes. >> and once i am in that market, health insurance cannot be denied to me if i get sick? >> that is correct, cannot be dropped. provisions are against companies dropping a beneficiary because they made a technical error or got sick. you cannot have that. >> and that is done through private insurance companies? >> that is correct. >> private insurance companies cannot be denied coverage, and if they get sick, they get to keep it? >> i think a big change is that the cost sharing is shifted to seniors and those with disabilities under the republican plan. the rea is no plan for underlying -- there is no plan for underlying delivery services, and i have no idea what the benefit package looks like. maybe there has been

i did not know it, but my appeal had also been denied. my attorney never told me.all the while, we thought i was legal in we were waiting for the decision of the court. jay and i went about building our lives together. i gave birth to my two kids. they are the biggest joy in our lives, and i became a full-time mother. our family has always been like every american family, and i am so proud of jay and the twins. the boys attended catholic schools through sixth grade. they excelled in glasses inclasses and have been at the top of their class. i've volunteered at the school when they need someone to pitch in. i am always the first one to call. jay was a member of the school board at the catholic school. i am a eucharist the minister at the good shepherd church where jay and i sing in the choir. our family is fortunate because we have never fell discriminated against in our community. our friends, mostly heterosexual couples cost a model family. they even call us and their role models. we try to mirror the best family values in spite of the fact that our children are s

. >> two opposition groups have claimed harassment by the ruling party, which it denies.t will these elections be free and fair? >> that is a big question about that political -- about that. proper transport is not been provided to voters to go to the polls. there are huge rural areas with no transport whatsoever. refugees returning and trying to rebuild their lives, they may not be able to vote. there have been some nasty incidents reported also. a main -- a main group in the north, the tamela alliance, some have said there has been intimidation. a dog was decapitated and its head was left on the gate of one of the candidates, allegedly. the government denies any wrongdoing and says these people are doing this themselves to win sympathy. but the signs are at the moment that this is a bad temper and have the conducted election in many ways. also, state media is giving blanket coverage to the government's eyes, rather -- government side rather than equally. >> you were the first to cross into the war-torn north after travel restrictions were listed. did you get the sense t

. >> james miller and rebecca brooks can deny knowledge but they can't deny responsibility. >> reporter: in 2002 reporters for the paper are accused of hacking voice mail, a 13-year-old murder victim. brook shut down the paper last sunday firing hundreds but her offer to resign last week was declined by news corp. today the company accepted. meanwhile, brooks' former boss, rupert murdoch, has gone on the defensive choosing to talk to one of his own papers if in an interview with the "wall street journal," he said the damage done to news corp's reputation are irresist viable. murdoch pledged to investigate any charges of wrong doing and defended his son james, the deputy chief operating officer. i think he acted as fasts he could, the moment he could. as for how the scandal was effecting him personally, murdoch said he was getting annoyed. i'll get over it. i'm tired. murdoch will need his rest, next tuesday the 80-year-old, his son james, and rebecca brooks will be in the hot seat taking questions on the phone hacking scandal from the british parliament. the murdoch's originally said th

you are denied federal benefits. the federal government picking into choosing how they receive these benefits is wrong. host: independent scholar, trenton, new jersey. caller: i am in a bi-national l g b t relationship. i have the opportunity to get married, it means nothing in the federal government, because they do not recognize my relationship with my partner. so i cannot have of my partner as my spouse like any other straight couple. it is very frustrating with seeing all of this progress, and yet, for me, it would be horrible for us to get married, unless we did something illegal, which we do not want to do. we cannot be together. that is the bottom line. what is being addressed right now? there is some legislation on trying to get rid of doma. guest: it is a great question. it is one of the benefits that comes with marriage and that you can be treated like other heterosexual couples that get married and your spouse is treated as a citizen. it is one of the problems that comes with the denial of federal benefits