there's eight excludeing me. one, appropriately over the ems division and i have a chief that maintains a license and my chief at the airport is a paramedic. everyone on the command staff has the emt certification. >> because it says -- >> what page? >> it's in there, executive summary on eight, which is biii. fwl thank you. >> in the last paragraph, it just says a total of 38 and this is from the budget and legislative analyst, a total of 38 command staff hasn't been trained, ems, yet through promotions they're charged with supervise are paramedic staff. on that's why -- that particular statement was cause for concern. you're telling me they all have an ems certificate which is different from what this statement says. >> having an emt certificate is significant. it means you have that life support skill and ability sdmrchlt it's for the department since 1989. >> there's less than five percent who don't have the ems certificate. the paramedic that has a higher level of training, they're being supervised by people

exposed to gunfire from an automatic weapons and the car that excluded me. was. subject to gunfire from all the sides and i didn't. leave alone we didn't flee we were supposed to mean with. some of the activists in the city of higher curve for the activists are supporters from the party of regions and there was a forum which was supposed to take place in the city of haifa curve a conference. we arrived there late. because. we had to do that. when we arrived in the city of higher curve. from the very morning of the february the twenty second. early morning the security service caught. the information that. radical. elements radical groups started arriving in higher curve. it was not about fear. i didn't have any fear. i needed to comply with the safety conditions. to maintain the safety concision conditions. and it's not my job to set security rules i took the decision. to. the. mr speaker of the ukrainian parliament mr reback and the head of the executive office mr kloof where with me and i asked them to fly to the city of donetsk and we had a plane ready. and so

is now putting on the lawyers hat that historic resources are unquestionably excluded under the lengths it didn't offend me at all it didn't take away from our jurisdiction or anything that we are doing. if it were worded differently it would be a different matter but it so specifically does not apply to historic resources i have no problem with it >> thank you. commissioner johnck >> well, i basically agree with you commissioner johns. i don't think this ordinance i would have been interested to consider this but it's not necessary for this purpose to hear it today. and i don't disagree that the fountain is a historic resource and the developers have treated it appropriately in the new design. we need to think about the fountain as a historic resource. it's important that commissioner matsuda recommended that due care and attention be given to the points about the family being involved and that kind of thing. i will bring up the madam chair you didn't mention the madam chair. i think it's important whether to move that i don't know from an architecture point of view where it should be and if the madam cha

me to do an independent, you know, investigation, the investigation is also for me all the way down, and i am not exclude everybody yet in the investigated. and then to find, all of those facts out. and then, in the process, i also asked me staff to tell the truth and we present to you everything that we find out and for some reason i cannot disclose, you know in the public i feel that the report does not reflect all of the findings and also we take proper action and you know, you remember right after the bic meeting at, you know the next day after and everybody get a copy of it and how we are going to deal with it and also, the follow up and additional action plan and spended time to read the report and that is about one inch and those who support, and the only first few pages is my summary. i spept the time and i watched the 49er game and i need to write my report, that is the sad part, over all i feel my staff do their job and then there is

books and sources of income that way though and the royal family has excluded the princess from protocol old enough yet i find that was me thinking beach currumbin in the royal family had to show each image on tv on sundays now because keeping the mauna kea. i don't like to see they can kill off to hunt and it is in africa while his country which is in a deep financial crisis. the street name in your pack is one indication of how commonwealth and the steamy kiss him. he was named after the prince and princess. this change in dallas tx. then on toast not commenced what he sees as a team to team get many stunning. he says and i'm kind of deliberate its name from the franken did take a seat among other things. with total ease. the question is knows if we should abolish the mauna kea and establish a republic. the question is if we afraid if we go democracy that you and i think we are offering and democrats prevail. he's from the mets know what problems we dealing with that one of seattle. as the benefits. the human race and as the case for the money he shocked us to continue the tv on changing head of state brings to the cou

of the stage on kerry insisted that president assad must be excluded from a transitional government stated political activist ottawa cut told me that to america's reaction zone to be expected given the new congress during negotiations on metal layers of korea. for those people who are present the team and it uses the national coalition government is desperately trying to negotiate with someone who can have some powers to you know hold to be there working there. what about the threat from washington it would use force this area failed to get rid of it's a chemical spill caused by the summer the awesome physical reasons why this is happening in ohio from friends and i needed to win there are certain statements that would have to drive closer to my hundred miles an hour or sixty kilometers an hour because of the sniper. shots from monday opposition so he wouldn't move me to the equipment and people who are true they may have to be who you know how much snow that had been with the new statute that you can glue pad and will continue hughes also questioned the commitment and the middle of the american position on whether they went i

me she washes my clothes. i had to watch. overcoming excluding the locals often takes extraordinary efforts on the pasta families and communities to support the local schools. the pride of this school is its display team which has been winning competitions of local and national level. the tomato tart but it will go to neighboring schools teach me these days think we're back with me when he heard our school name. now we've shown that children feel they can so to all students who were just there for traditional medicines sold in china. but in the traditional techniques last year. the hospital with five branches stripped an average of sixteen thousand patients per day. five point four million. i was working with the hospital to help improve into the clinic medical records knowledge management and research together our capabilities and data gathering data management we call it smarter the heel. it is crucial the win. hospitals called vice president cheney wants to know to make it possible to get the knowledge of the hospital's top position so can be

of state john kerry insisted the president assad must be excluded from the transitional government syrian political activist i'm a worker told me america's reaction was only to be expected the u.s. congress has looted during the negotiations to arm the rebels there is a lot to answer for ows people who don't even represent the umbrella that they came under which is the syrian national coalition syrian government is desperately trying to negotiate with someone who can have some powers to you know hold to their word into their agreement what about that threat from washington that would use force of syria failed to get rid of its chemical stockpiles by the summer there are some physical reasons why this is happening you know i know from from friends and family that whoever travels along that route between damascus and homs either know who is or southward there are certain segments of the road where they have to drive closer to like a hundred miles an hour under sixty can or has an hour because of fear of sniper fire power or shots from moderate opposition so if you want to move military green equipment and vehicles along that thro

me. the constitution was made for everybody, not just certain people. excluding us out of that it is just wrong, just wrong. >> so again, this is day one of the trial, and it is expected to last at least another two weeks. i am told that state attorney that if the jump handling this case overturns this gay ban on marriage, well that he plans to appeal. legal analyst i have talked to say there isn't any good chance. that's because mrs.n't any question as to whether this should be up to the voters to decide on. i am told that michigan isn't the only state in this. >> how long is this expected to last? >> it is expected to last at least two weeks. they are hearing from several witnesses. several sigh idealses talking about parenting. it has been more so than gay rights. >> a new report that it will veto a controversy bill allowing business owners to refuse service over reasonablous believes. he has until friday to make a decision. swell three republican state senators who initially voted in favor of the bill are urging brewer to now veto it. meanwhile, some arizona

excluded. isn't it often the case, let me ask you, judge wald, that judge sees important or novel issues without counsel saying in effect this issue is critical, it's decisive, it's unresolved by other courts or resolved badly, don't judges benefit by hearing that argument to be made by counsel? >> yes, senator, they certainly do. because i was forewarned that this might be a question, i did a very brief look at some of my own experience 20 years on the d.c. circuit, and i looked at only one year's opinions which i was involved in. there were 33 opinions. particularly in the 1980's, and seven times out of the 33 opinions which i wrote that year, and i was only one of 10 judges. i don't know what the record would be of the other nine judges, but seven of those were sent back to the district court because the district court had not discussed what we considered to be an important legal matter. and i would say that that number might even be low because, as you well know, there is a doctrine in the regular courts that if you didn't raise it down below you can't raise it on appeal. so the questions in

excluded. isn't it often the case, let me ask you, judge wald, that judge sees important or novel issues without counsel saying in effect this issue is critical, it's decisive, it's unresolved by other courts or resolved badly, don't judges benefit by hearing that argument to be made by counsel? >> yes, senator, they certainly do. because i was forewarned that this might be a question, i did a very brief look at some of my own experience 20 years on the d.c. circuit, and i looked at only one year's opinions which i was involved in. there were 33 opinions. particularly in the 1980's, and seven times out of the 33 opinions which i wrote that year, and i was only one of 10 judges. i don't know what the record would be of the other nine judges, but seven of those were sent back to the district court because the district court had not discussed what we considered to be an important legal matter. and i would say that that number might even be low because, as you well know, there is a doctrine in the regular courts that if you didn't raise it down below you can't raise it on appeal. so the questions in

regime shelling and the attacks from aircraft, it does not exclude anybody, and this is the same thing happening since three years, and for me, i'm doing this story hoping that the international committee will get inside syria to do something in syria and to get to part of this war to stop it or to push, you know, some side to peaceful talks, you know, and ending, you know, with what's the same people want since the revolution started. >> hope to go alleviate some of the suffering there, thank you for joining us. the front line report, syria's second front is debuting tonight. check your local listings for the time, also available at pbs.org. >> with a big crackdown here and italy, what's the state of the mafia today? our social media correspondent is tracking stories on the web. >> washington state takes a strong stance on the death penalty. i'll tell you more coming up. tell us what you think, join us on the show on twitter, facebook and google plus pages. ♪ what is this place? where are we? this is where we bring together the fastest internet and the best in entertainment. we call it the x1 entertainment operating system.

excluded individual i knew the routine use of june more youtube. thank you. well don't. the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help me god. financial system. or we move ahead with reforms that we've begun jan is exceptionally well qualified for this role. she served in leadership positions at the for better or more than a decade. as vice chair of the past three years she's been employed. she is a true leader. and she stopped not just because she's more. um well i think we all agree mr president that more needs to be done to strengthen the weak up for it. . eu tulsa based terror groups like twenty eight repeats of this trial in january three times as many as the average month in two thousand and thirteen according to new defence against at least five dollars for its claim to president winner is of the southern states the basket on what to say that for the primetime soap defense system. it's the statistics were published in the same way come after me it is snowing hundred strong rocha preventing falls from the moment of boredom before the withdrawal came up to the israeli air force nor street under a tree strikes aimed at destroying terror a

me read it. oh, my god! >> so we told her what the fbi report said. wayne williams cannot be excluded as the source of those two hairs. she listened. then this. >> without a shadow of a doubt, i really in my heart believe that wayne williams killed patrick baltazar. ♪ >>> next, trained to kill. >> were you trained in unarmed combat techniques? could you grab somebody bigger than yourself, put them in a choke hold. >> i'm sure there are other things in unarmed combat besides putting somebody in a choke hold. >>> good morning, how are you doing? >> when we return to prison for our final interview with wayne williams, we had one question he was not expecting. what wayne had written about being recruited for espionage training as a teenager at a secret government camp hidden in the woods near this north georgia lake, where he was given what could amount to a license to kill. it's called, finding myself. what's finding myself? it reads like an autobiography. >> go ahead. i'm listening. >> it's an account of your cia training. >> we're not going to get into that. >> why not? >> we're not go

me as a person of this country. as a person who lives in this state the constitution was made for everybody, not just certain people, excluding us out of that is just wrong. it's just wrong. >> and on wednesday this--the judge will take up this case again. they broke it around 5:00 this evening. i'm told if the judge on this class overturns this ban on gay marriage here in michigan the attorney general plans to appeal. tony? >> bisi could this end up at the u.s. supreme court? >> you know, tony, i spent the day speaking to legal analysts, and they say, yes, there is a strong possibility that this case could end up at the state supreme court. that's because there are a lot of questions as to whether voters should have had this opportunity to vote on this law in the first place. >> bisi onile-ere. from detroit. >>> attorneu.s. attorney generak holder said that they do not need to up hold state marriage bans if they don't believe in them. libby casey is in washington with the very latest on this for us, libby? >> reporter: good evening, tony. just a decade ago no states allowed same-sex marriage. how times have change: now a thi

excluding honest journalists. then we should look around for whatever means are available to us to put pressure on them to give us the opportunity to report truthfully. he did that so we had time from me today thanks very much being with us on the most iconic. that's the end of this edition of the interview but don't go away there's more news and headlines to follow the rear tomorrow my eyes on of the dc!il. governments and lots more marketing. in his chair he trusted that the issue that constantly use large country has a new policy which incidentally to reduce dependence on international aid agencies this company in the capital may be has one hundred employees gave me some peanuts to fortify its peanut paste that humanitarian organizations county with ads the recipe is often referred to as the miracle fruit that helps children to quickly recover from the new trish and it's taking to buy a french company which says the cost of producing in the chair is roughly similar to approach. some of the victim. it's important to note that with this kind of product a child can recover within six weeks been aware is good oh four has fortified milk so it took two to three months to come off. with a

of a legislative solution to this issue that would exclude the kurdish groups from the tier three designation you for asking that question and allowing meto put a response on the record. as you said, the kurdish people, thekdp are some of our closest friends in the region. we think they should be removed from the list as soon as possible and it is imperative. a understand it requires legislative fix. we are 100% so forgive of an immediate legislative fix and we look forward to working with you and the relevant committees to get that done. >> thank you. the senate is working on this with the house and we appreciate , once more, your testimony here today. thank you, members. we stand adjourned. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> coming up, a discussion on the role of the surgeon general and first responder training the securityby breaches at neiman marcus and target. effect of about the the health care law on the job market. >> coming up on the next "washington journal," a discussion on upcoming trade agreement. our guests -- university of oklahoma president

excluded that from protection, the s.e.c., using its generic authority, investigative authority, can go to your service provider, microsoft, yahoo! and say, here's an administrative subpoena, please provide me all of jerry's e-mail. and the service provider is currently legally obliged to do that. to answer that, just as it would respond to a grand jury subpoena if you were under criminal investigation in the exact same way. the virtue of the congressman's bill, it revokes -- would be to revoke this. >> right. and so your question is how long have they been able to do it? they were empowered to do it since the 1986 electronic communications privacy act. we're trying to amend that act to say that they can't do that. that if they want to get your e-mail or your private electronic communications, they have to have a warrant. >> -- certain individual has no place here. >> the probable cause not with civil investigations. with criminal investigations, yes. and that's where metadata comes in to build a case, and then you build a probable cause case to get to the content. but with civil investigations, that's a completely different track, and it's hard to think of an instance where the s.e.c. is g

excluding one-time items. >> still unprofitable company with a huge market cap. adam: 27 billion. >> i don't care what in says, this company is not worth $27 billion. far be it from mei'm not giving you investment advice out there. i will say this, if you're average mom-and-pop person, forget about a wall street speculator you can lose your money so many better ways. i'm not sure you will but you are rolling the dice. adam: his best friend is eric bolling. are you on twitter. >> i'm precluded from owning the stock. >> bolling wasn't. adam: charlie brought up, exclude one-time itees they made a profit of $10 million on a market cap of 27 billion. "newsweek" made crunch of numbers, 700 years to earn the ininvestment back. >> 700? adam: 700 years. isn't this highly overvalued company? >> it is also extremely fast-growing company. so you have triple digit revenue growth rates. triple digit ebitda growth rates. i focus roughly 100% growth ebitda next couple years. that is what i look at. they're early years of monetizing and advertising and user growth. so you want to get in now to ultimately benefit over the next several years. this is not, this is stock that is not for

the projected capital expenditures and square footage details exclude the impact of future acquisitions. >> yeah. >> that some people tell mey don't usually put that in there. anything to read in the words? >> i saw the note that mark eckstein rote and he's a smart guy and my issue, i think the fear there is the ftc and i'm just not sure in the current administration they could get a deal like that done. and usually when they are talking about acquisitions, i think they're focused more outside the u.s. for that reason specifically regulatory. >> really? anti-trust? finally david, new ceo here, anything we can expect in terms of the significant change from the leadership of mike duck? >> probably the biggest change i saw today was mike duke talked about the productivity loop which was more about cutting sgna and then drive sales. doug really today talked a lot about consumer first, customer focus. he grew up, you know, through the stores as a customer-facing guy and i think that's going to be the biggest subtle change i saw today was him focused more on the customer as opposed to productivity changes. >> david and stacy, tha

exclude these kurdish groups from the tier iii designation? >> mr. chairman, thank you for asking that question and for allowing meto put our response on the record. as you said, the kurdish people, the puk, the kdp has been among our closest friends in the region going back decades. we think they should be removed from this list as soon as possible. we think it is an imperative. we understand that it requires a legislative fix, there's nothing we can do by executive action alone and, therefore, we are 100% supportive of an immediate legislative fix to this problem, and we look forward to working with you and the relevant committees in congress to get that done. >> well, thank you, mr. mcbucker. we did have to get you on the record for that, and the senate is working on this with the house, and we very much appreciate once more your testimony here today. thank you, members. we stand adjourned. [inaudible conversations] >> i have often said that when i am traveling on amtrak, that i run -- not walk -- to the quiet car. but what this, i believe and i know, will provide for consumers -- and it already has on some air

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exclude the kurdish groups from the tier three designation ? >> mr. chairman, thank you for asking that question and allowing meo put a response on the record. as you said, the kurdish people, the puk, and the kdp are some of our closest friends in the region. we think they should be removed from the list as soon as possible and it is imperative. we understand it requires a legislative fix. there is nothing we can do by election -- by executive action alone. we are 100% supportive of an immediate legislative fix and we look forward to working with you and the relevant committees to get that done. >> thank you. the senate is working on this with the house and we appreciate, once more, your testimony here today. thank you, members. we stand adjourned. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> both chambers of congress return to session monday. the house will take up a bill altering the way the newly created financial bureau is funded and run. the senate monday begins work on a bill dealing with military pensions. it would repeal a 1%age poi

exclude any mention of race. that issue in particular was not necessarily before that. i think what she is saying makes sense. what doesn't make sense to mery much an issue, i think, in michael dunn feeling threatened by jordan davis. it was the elephant in the room. he was using code words like thug and like rap crack saying these kids looked menacing. to suggest that race is not a part of the judicial system and wasn't a part of the trial, i think it's a bit naive. i remember looking at her throughout the case and there were two african-american jurors on the panel. she was one of those that seemed to be engaged through all of the testimony. i'm interested in hearing the rest of what she had to say tonight. >> me too on "ac 360." she wanted justice. whoever or however that justice would come about. your reaction? >> i like what she said about wanting justice. it sounds like her heart is pure in that respect. our criticism relates not to the jurors, but it relates directly to angela in that office. there is an old expression, fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me. this is the same office that botched the zimmerman prosec

better and the kids that wouldn't get a valentine, believe me, they experience rejection day in and day out. there is absolutely no reason to be excludingg their birthday and you bring in cupcakes for the class, do you only bring them for the six kids they like the most? >> sure. if it's a class participation, is exclusion far worse than ininclusion. teachers and educators down the road are -- is it wrong to teach kids to reach out to everyone in the class with some kindness in a card when they're five? >> well, i think the idea behind it is good. i just think that there is a difference between valentine's day and birthdays. when you're celebrating a birthday, it's an inclusive, everyone participates. but for valentine's day, i mean, i don't have 8 million valentines. i have one special one, my husband. i don't give out cards to everyone. i give it to my girlfriends. my twins are in kindergarten, they don't even want to give them to icky boys. they want to give it to their girlfriends. if they had to bring in an impersonal one, it would completely ruin it. they wanted to decorate, from me to you, it's a memory. you destroy it when you m

me. hello, i have a voice. >> no, no, we had a whole discussion yesterday. i'm not excludinging there was a discussion around this table yesterday. all parties were asking, is it possible, is the issue here what is christie saying? it's crazy to think he didn't know about the lane closures while they were happening. i'm saying, what governor christie yesterday said on the radio is that he didn't know when the lanes were closed. he heard traffic reports. there's often traffic reports. the only time he thought that there was a problem was on october 1st, when he read the story in the wall street journal. what wildstein is saying in the letter that "the new york times" made an issue of controversy is that chris christie, in fact -- what is suggested in the letter is that what he is saying now is a lie and he knew in real time about the fact that the lanes were closed and then there was a suggestion that he also met with the -- that is a story. >> i'm not saying it isn't. >> if your chief aide at the port authority who is responsible for closing the lanes is making a claim with t

we'll see how disney did and let me end on time warner, they did give us an adjusted eps base for 2013 of $3.51 that excludestime" is being jettisoned and that will take place in the next few months. the publishing part of time warner will no longer be, they'll still call it time warner but "time" won't be a part of it anymore. they are talking about low double digit increases in what they are calling diluted income per common share from continuing operations off of 351 base. stock down almost 2.5%. >> cash flow very good. if you want to think about where to go if the market bottoms remember the cash flow from this, cash flow from our parent comcast, these companies generate a huge amount of cash. >> yes, they do. >> and it's important because that is what creates real value. >> future cash flows. if you do pray in the church of amazon and you believe in mr. bezos he talks about future cash flows being way more important than report eed gaap earnings. >> are we going to once again start focusing on the buybacks whether it's warner, rainfall, 3m, is that going to be a continued story just like it was last yea