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if vernal, elsie and deanna if you can please come up. we would really appreciate it. and so behalf on the mayor's office we would like to say thank you deeply for your contribution for making these services such a success. >> thank you. >> they are beautiful. >> for you. we have certificates of honor on behalf of the mayor's services. we are good at making certificates of honor. >> thank you. >> okay. and thank you to everybody for your contribution, your time and commitment to showing up today. the sponsors, we appreciate your support. now that concludes our ceremony. please enjoy the reception. thank you. >> on december 28, 1912, san francisco mayor stared into a sea of 60,000 of constituents that gathered at geary. the berth of the first publicly owned transit system in the city, the san francisco municipal railway. hey, guys. weekly buzz. have no fear because i'm here to break down the top places to be this week. this tuesday come to the french film and wide conversation class to help non-french speakers to discover french cinema. san francisco is offering weekly

if vernal, elsie and deanna if you can please come up. we would really appreciate it. and so behalf on the mayor's office we would like to say thank you deeply for your contribution for making these services such a success. >> thank you. >> they are beautiful. >> for you. we have certificates of honor on behalf of the mayor's services. we are good at making certificates of honor. >> thank you. >> okay. and thank you to everybody for your contribution, your time and commitment to showing up today. the sponsors, we appreciate your support. now that concludes our ceremony. please enjoy the reception. thank you. (music) >> herb theatre,open rehearsal. listen to the rehearsal. i think it is fun for them, they see our work process, our discussions, the decisions we make. it is good for us. we kind of behavior little bit when we have people in the audience. msk (music) >> we are rehearsing for our most expensive tour; plus two concerts here. we are proud that the growth of the orchestra, and how it is expanded and it is being accepted. my ambition when i came on as music dire

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republican country on elsie. international airport in the very heart of moscow. the murder attempt provided better with a ticket to the presidential club a small circle of the highest officials associated to yeltsin and his family they met only a few times and better off his role was that of mata suffering for the ideals of entrepreneurship he was a laughing stock after the car bomb that was the first time he appeared among the elite in the early ninety's who even nicknamed him smokey they were all glamorous people and suddenly they saw the man with burnt hairs on his bald head and a bandage face this way he takes advantage of the opportunity to attract attention be heard and take another step forward in his career at first bettors else he had no real power he said himself a different task he simply wanted to be seen among the presidents in a circle as often as he could to impress on ole that he was welcome at the highest levels. it was very funny i think it was there important for him to establish himself in the kremlin and make it clear to everybody that he is

four generations of the risky theater ballet sweat and tears on elsie. with allegations. of chemical weapons. and the gulf countries. break the deadlock in this conflict if that comes to pass what are the possible outcomes . to speak to language. programs and documentaries in arabic. from the will talks about six seven years intriguing story. has been trying. because it. and you can take a calls together leaders and representatives of other militant groups in rivers state a delegation just returned from a budget international from regarding the terms of opposed amnesty is that the saints get what you did. in it he says. signs for instance wait a minute where for instance we told them that was firstly this oil belongs to us so we must be honest it is our own oil but the houses the a real buzz and the ibos used to empower themselves meanwhile we are the ones giving the bad names and you kill us every day in the name of our own oil. if it were to fast fast the minister the defense minister and press conference just on just. said i'm pleased that the african step for. last re

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the women are elsie fuller and leona yeargin of san pablo. if convicted, those two women face up to 20 years in prison and fines for their part of that scheme. >>> san jose mayor chuck reed has sent a personal letter to the commissioner segel. they have been trying to relocate the a's to san jose, but the giants have rejected to that proposal. >> there are people getting hard feelings, getting upset about the long they. i think the best way to deal with that is to have a conversation, figure out what issues he's got, give him the answers he wants to we can move ahead. >> a baseball spokesman said the commissioner has not yet seen the letter and would have no further comment. >>> really beautiful day across most of the a earn today. but our meteorologist mark tamayo has been tracking the latest models. you see changes on the horizon? >> for today, pretty mild out there, especially away from the shoreline. in fact, here's a live camera look toward the shoreline. fog, a big factor coastside. there's frisk out there in the distance. that will mov

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just the republican country on elsie. victims multiply here each day. it's very profitable to invest in colombia when the very profit out of it is a very high return on investment. you'll know me i said but i've been working in this area for thirty years and i've always had to play the armed groups in a meeting that is not a manager is a change their name and strategy but i just feel the same murderous. high ranking suspects give no comment are you upset about that mr president. to president putin. but to me. i won't give an interview i'm sorry but no. investigation is a dead. end he says sick stop your bullshit and keep quiet or else you'll suffer the consequences. even if they're your bodyguards to watch themselves because the same goes for them. regards from since i've never heard of such a case as ours were so much money and gold has spent so many years. for all the gold in colombia on our t.v. . if. the international landlords in the very heart of moscow. a polarizing pick for president in venezuela hugo chavez is heir witnessed.

just a republican country on elsie. welcome back north korea may be preparing a fourth nuclear test which could happen later this week the allegation comes from south korean government officials who say they have spotted activity at the north's test site it comes after washington delayed its long planned missile test it made tension piling up at the korean peninsula then yang has been toughening its rhetoric recently threatening a preemptive strike nuclear strike on the u.s. and declaring a state of war with so the u.s. and south korea responded by sending warships and aircraft to the area as you expert tim bill says the north's harsh words are the only response it can give to america's threatening actions. these particular war exercises were burned in the largest ever we see the americans rolling out one frightening weapon system after another b. fifty two to be to the f. twenty two with the exception cetera so the real fear is that one of these days when americans will actually actually do it i mean these are exercise

republican country on elsie. choose your language.of choice because without any financial plan to stay still some of the. treatments that the concerns you can. choose the opinions that invigorating to. choose the stories that entire life choose to access to often. simply. to sleep tonight. when welcome to cross your considered i'm peter lavelle whistle blowers are they an endangered species governments around the world routinely training deployed hackers to launch sophisticated cyber attacks against the real and imagined enemies but when individuals use some of these same tools to expose life and government abuse there are legal traitors in criminals is there a war on telling the truth. crosstalk whistleblowers i'm joined by jeannie myrow in new york she used the president of the international association of democratic lawyers and in washington we cross to mark levine he is a senior fellow with the truman national security project and talk radio host crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want j.d. is there a

first, let me bring in elsy grander son. welcome to you.ne, somewhere on a lake in louisiana, we have nba hall of famer karl malone. gentlemen welcome to you. karl let me begin with you. first, your reaction to the news jason collins coming out. >> well my reaction is i think everybody should embrace what he did. jason didn't do this to be talking to the president of the united states. i always say this right here. it is time that we kind of move past that kind of thing. it is not for us to say because what's in the bible that this shouldn't do this. we're not the judge, you know? the almighty is the judge. whoever that is to you, it don't matter. but the fact of the that we live now, i always say this i'm a big military supporter. if you got someone that is maybe openly gay and they're in the military and we have the enemy about to point a gun to our head are we going to tell him, no, just take my life because you're gay? thing in the nba basketball game or arena. hey, look. i play with john amaechi. a great teammate of mine. it is time fo

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republican country on elsie. the international airport in the very heart of moscow. let. you tell her she's anything like. today's the anniversary of the bear yassin massacre one hundred forty eight days in which an fraley gangs attacked and killed six hundred people in a bloody ambush of a palestinian village yet unfortunately sixty five years later atrocities and human rights abuses committed against palestinians continue in fact just take a look at the violence initiated by israel since the latest november ceasefire there in sixty three shooting attacks by the israeli army in the gaza strip but four palestinians killed and ninety one wounded but the graphic only reflects reports up until february twenty second since then there's been multiple violations to add including the killing of two palestinian teenagers and they protest at the death of palestinian political prisoner. so to talk about this breach of ceasefire the ongoing human rights violations and whether or not this could all develop into a third intifada i spoke earlier with independent journalist harry fear w

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into kim jong un's hands so gaining access to north korea hasn't been an easy task for foreign media elsie's alexei care shops he is among the few who have managed to report from there were a case of country and and it is shared his thoughts and experiences with my colleague tim on the say. to be honest with you i haven't had a chance to talk to many ordinary people six years ago when i was there in north korea but i don't think the situation has changed i talk to the officials there and i didn't hear a single negative word towards south korea i got the feeling that this was more about north korea versus the west of the us rather than being against the neighbors . and i was and i thought back then i still stand by that by this thought that this conflict between the two koreas is more about something inspired from abroad rather than being an internal issue between the people of the two korean of the two koreas i mean they're very close they used to be one country they used to be one empire they are divided politically by the thirtieth barrel they're not divided by any other way so i don't thi

republican country on elsie. the international airport in the very heart of moscow. welcome back to cross talk we're all things were considered on peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing whistleblowers. people like you in new york talk about the chilling effect right now when it comes to whistle blowing well certainly i think the fact that bradley manning manning was punished and severely punished was a signal to all whistleblowers. being punished for that. kind of disclosure you're saying for the trial and having all kinds of heavy having all kinds of things released about his motivations and so forth. and characterizing him as mentally unstable and things of that sort you know that that kind of punishment certainly has a chilling effect on people trying to as i say speak truth to power and you know we have to be concerned about that. a lot of the people who have made the kinds of disclosures you know or now being have been prosecuted people like tom drake. who at n.s.a. raise the question of of. the expenditure of public money for a system that. didn't work as

coming up the sound elsie opposition activist about can cause pain russia the trial of a top corruption drogo resumes but alexina finally says the investment charges are part of a political stage shop and also most. of the robots are fully autonomous weapons are future systems that will operate without human control human rights watch rages against the machines it refers to as pillow robots get over these holes in this story in just a couple of minutes. the government international airport in the very heart of moscow. this is also. welcome back the u.s. is sending more medics to tend to the rising number of hunger striking detainees at guantanamo bay officials say more than half of the one hundred sixty six captives that have now joined the protest which is well into its third month sixteen detainees are being force fed to prevent death from starvation and six are in the military hospital in a critical condition though as have said the total number of hunger strikers has been much higher on a known the protest was sparked by alleged mistreatment by prison guards with some detainees incr

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elsie's good to have you with us let's continue now a world renowned takesh pianist has been sentenced to ten months in prison of a tweet smoking islam. sarcastic messages about the neighbors under slummy concepts of heaven so the charges were brought against brazil say for the first time and during last year the musician who has served as a cultural ambassador to the european union denies the accusations and said he was surprised his country was treating him this way. reports there could be signs the secular state of turkey is increasingly dominated by the islamic ideals is a historic shift almost nine decades of all these years i thought murder was a sin then i got new instructions from the good lord himself and his favorite language english the simpsons has kept its humor close to the bone for many years but for turkey's radio and television a supreme council in charge of monitoring media content it's now gone too far. more liberal you can say that yes it's not an insult it's a joke but those who are more conservative may feel it and then we are of the protection of their beliefs th

should feel the republican control on elsie. this is the line from moscow welcome back gras celebrations may be over north korea but there are clues of nation is not toning down its warlike rhetoric the communist state issued more threats of action on monday as it marks the basque day of its founder kim il sung pyongyang gave little hens cheer and festivities that its latest missile test launches imminent with people gathering in squares with flowers to pay tribute to their leaders we have both washington and seoul's military forces are still on guard in the pacific watching north korea's every move some experts claim the huge sums of money spent by the u.s. only to what it calls maintain peace on the peninsula is exactly what's provoking pm gangs have the rhetoric and joins that's up from the institute for policy studies believes that as a rueful progress in negotiations on the nuclear question but only if america softens its. there have been a number of initiatives coming from the obama administration some meetings in the past

it's more than three that the number of people about his guests clash on this issue later on when elsie. these individuals that thomas keeps wanting described as innocent based upon the obama administration's review have had the opportunity to go in front of a federal judge and get an order requiring their release and a failed to do so so suggesting that the court has concluded there is a legal basis to hold them so i think thomas overstates his case and then with respect to what charles is saying you know if you're kind of outside and i'm going to say i try not to engage in a little spanish i don't want to engage in or if you are loyal are you a lawyer a little level i think that i think let me finish please i don't want to gauge this question as a political matter but i think it's going to be very difficult for any president whether it's obama or bush or republicans or democrats in congress to want to expend political capital on a politically unfavorable call it is i have to do it justice what does that have to do with justice care what does that have to do with justice is tough what

elsie. breaking news this hour an hour to. russia warned the u.s. that one of the boston bombing suspects was a follower of radical islam and asked him to be investigated two years ago but the f.b.i. failed to find any sign of domestic or foreign terrorism activity. suspects he's captured alive after an intense manhunt. for the top stories from us iraqis voted their first election since the u.s. military withdrawal but hopes for democracy of marred by bombings and protests are to report from the heart of the unrest. and tens of thousands in bahrain vent their fury over the upcoming formula one grand prix seen as giving legitimacy to a regime that's continuing its crackdown on anti-government protests.

on elsie. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur was a big issue. internationally in the very heart of moscow. let's. just do it yourself or seem anything like i'm trying. to. welcome back to breaking news that's first alternative voices debate let's talk civil liberties as we know since nine eleven republicans and democrats are pretty much been unified and their support for the of this aeration of the bill of rights you know from everything from the patriot act to the n.d.a. militarization of local police forces and everything in between scott under anarchism would there be a constitution at all how would people's rights are protected and what would the role of police look like if any. in the short term or long term right so the short term is there to be transitional parts were where people set up their own

do i really want to see the picture elsie?spectors but they don't regulate the levels of hormones in our food zblrk. >>>, why not. >> because government. >> it's rather compelling how bad it is for you. >> in a free market producers compete that what consumers want. but whether government regulates it they have to meet an are a temporary low standard. it's like people will put the money in any bank. >> if i was a consumer, i want to know that the meat i'm getting from mexico is being given hormones or antibiotics -- hold on, what about my right to know. >> eric: tracy, why stop at beef. where the corn was grown. >> the label is going to be mile long. you are going to be so confused you aren't going to buy anything. this is going to hurt every industry. i just don't need to know all the detailed. that is why we have the fda. >> sometimes we don't need to see how the sausage is made. >> i eat salami, everyone tells me it is really bad how it is made. but what information do you need and what cost family trying to provide food to

. >> before you -- ever stop to wonder where the cow was born, raised, and where elsie was slaughtered? uncle sam things you should and want companies to add that minibiography to the label but it's going to cost you literally. scott keeps an eye on the price of this stuff. scott, tell us about beef prices. they've been on the rise? >> yeah. they have. a lot of things have been funky bus we have had a government involved in so many parts of the trading in chicago. they've given a lot of people confident that nothing is going to go down in price anymore. >> so, beef prices on the rise. now the government says more rules, usda, more regulations. that only can drive prices even higher. true or not true? >> absolutely. how can -- i can tell you what they're not going to do. they're not going lower because of labeling. number two i also think, are we going to create a market want market? come over to to my house, we'll have a barbecue, 100% prime usda beef from florida. >> way want it from nebraska, texas, beef-growing state. not like california oranges. there's nothing wrong with that? >>

the women are elsie fuller and leona yeargin of san pablo. if convicted, those two women face up to 20 years in prison and fines for their part of that scheme. >>> san jose mayor chuck reed has sent a personal letter to the commissioner segel. they have been trying to relocate the a's to san jose, but the giants have rejected to that proposal. >> there are people getting hard feelings, getting upset about the long they. i think the best way to deal with that is to have a conversation, figure out what issues he's got, give him the answers he wants to we can move ahead. >> a baseball spokesman said the commissioner has not yet seen the letter and would have no further comment. >>> really beautiful day across most of the a earn today. but our meteorologist mark tamayo has been tracking the latest models. you see changes on the horizon? >> for today, pretty mild out there, especially away from the shoreline. in fact, here's a live camera look toward the shoreline. fog, a big factor coastside. there's frisk out there in the distance. that will mov

elsie granderson and anna alvaro. first of all, i want you both to listen to some of the comments this morning, by congressman, peter king, republican from new york, talking about the fbi a handing of this case. >> this is the late tefst in a series like this. now, this case with the older brother where the fbi is given information about someone as being potential terrorist. they look at them and they don't take action and they go out and they carry out murders after this. again, i'm wondering, is there something deficient there? what went wrong? >> he wants answers from the fbi. l l.z., others are making similar points. do we need to look at how the fbi is handling cases like this one? >> that's a fair question to ask. i want to be careful playing monday morning quarterback. everyone can look back now, 2020, and say everything that everybody else did wrong. september 11th is what, 11, 12 years ago now. he has only rattled off five names. i took a look at the fbi's counter terrorism website. they apprehended seven peo

elsie kranderson also joins us. this made a top story. the headline is jay z raps about cuba trip. these two guys are friends. they've been building a friendship. jay z helped the president raise money for the white house. is jay z throwing the president under the bus here by implying that if their conversations about this came out, the president would be in trouble? >> no. it's a rap song. you know that upsets me most is this isn't one of jay z's best. he has done better story telling in the past. that is the only thing i'm most upset about. the fact that we're getting upset over what is referenced in a rap song perplexes me. in people want to look into jay z's lyrics and his entire chronology of songs, he talks about things like poverty, growing up poor. he talks about police brutality. he talks about being pulled over and driving while black. that's a whole bunch of things that jay z is talking about. so why we focus on this one throw away line in this mediocre rap song is beyond comprehension to me. >> it is an interesting line that he puts in there. and it does sort of feed in

he is to suspend the death elsie and this circumstance. i appreciate that. conscious of these damages hanging over our heads, i would try to be brief. i think there are two obstacles to ensuring a better system here. necessarilywe are relying on intelligence that in some cases would be iffy, secondly, the review mechanism must be independent and act reasonably swift, otherwise we might lose the opportunity to attack a legitimate conflicts. -- legitimate target. we have overcome them to a large extent. scholars propose ways to do this. the government of israel does have a review mechanism. so there targeted killings work reasonably well over the years. i'm not saying we could adopt ,he exact methods that they use but i think despite the difficulties, we can at least reduce the risk of error and increased the chance of limiting this to a legitimate target without losing the opportunity to attack genuine terrorists. thank you. >> thank you, colonel. we need more transparency in the process that we're using to identify somebody as unapproved target. if additiona