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impacted by summer because of the earthquake. >>> when we come back in just a moment, women coming face-to-face with a controversial new law that affects both the way they dress and what they believe in. >>> and later, this will be the last public outing before the big wedding day. >>> back now with a tense tug of war that pits women, what they wear, and what they believe right in the middle. in a move that has greatly upset the growing muslim community in france, the french government today started enforcing a controversial new law that makes it illegal to cover one's face in public. a common religious practice for some muslim women and not all of them are going along with it. nbc's george lewis is with us tonight from paris. george, good evening. >> reporter: brian, a minority of muslim women here believe that covering their faces is a sign of respect to god, that banning that practice is an affront to religious freedom. outside paris' famed notre dame cathedral, police arrested two female protesters who defied the new law. violators face a fine of 150 euros, about $215 dollars. this is an at

we are faced with far fewer options. think we are going to have to continue to look at very deep and difficult cuts. our priorities have to be insuring and protecting the most basic city services and helping to ensure that we have services to the most vulnerable during this great recession. >> what about the city's housing needs? what should the board due to address those needs? >> we are a city that is seventh by 7 miles. we have incredible density. we're the densest neighborhoods on the west coast. everyone wants to live here. that drives up housing prices dramatically. the housing costs are driving out working folks, families, the middle class. we need to continue to reinvest, to build, to develop, and maintain a troop stock of affordable housing. i am committed to increase in more funds so that we can build more housing that can be afforded by folks of all economic backgrounds. >> what about the issue of homelessness? >> in recent years during the terrible economy, we have had to cut back significantly. our social-se

one is the scheduling part and one is the face-to-face conference. having talked with miss blitz, within his or her discretion, the most important part is the representative and the officers. i think that is provided for in the rules. >> right. >> commissioner chan? >> thank you for all your hard work. i think of all the commissioners, you have been single handedly responsible for improving our disciplinary rules. i've seen you report this at least two or three times single handedly and appreciate that you also walk the walk. you handle to resolve some of our oldest most complex cases so now they are off our dockets. i appreciate all the hard work that you have done. i should have asked these questions earlier. my apologies. i had a question about the suggested timeline that we used to have on page four of -- a total hearing time of three hours. i found that suggestion helpful so then i could use that when i talk with a party when they ask me for three weeks i can say actually our guidelines say three hours. i'll only deviate if necessary. >> subsect

the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. tonight's top stories fears miles of the future of egypt where the al qaeda linked muslim brotherhood movement is poised to clinch a victory in the coming election in september vote will be the country's first since hosni mubarak stepped down and pass power out of egypt should military. the son of russian antivirus guru of get it because the person is reportedly being kidnapped for ransom here in moscow officials who confirm this searching for twenty year old event as person who went missing two days ago. and doctors warn of the people exposed to the gulf of mexico oil spill could face a greater risk of cancer a year on many who took part in a cleanup operation is seriously ill with officials accused of trying to sweep the story under the rug b.p. with a sponsible for the disaster is fighting a legal battle to shift the blame away from itself one thirty pm moscow time next to report on the battle of small farmers against giant firms eager to get us all eating genetically modified prod

the prophet never or the never cover the face mandatory the faces i want to be shown but through the practices of the women. and this time in the beginning of this matter some of them chills to cover their faces it's always been a choice it's definitely been around it's part of culture you see some middle eastern countries or there's a lot i will still population standards over the fate like yemen and then there are places where women don't cover their face like jordan or palestine so it's pretty much more of a culture that it is a religion well that's the reason it's to help people understand a little better you know what's the reason that the women who do choose to cover their face do so i can't speak on behalf of all but the one hundred and you know it's more comfort for that their relationship with god needs to be very strong to the point where covering their face helps to remind them of their priorities in life and their intention their religion what they're striving for and it's personal to them is that and so you can't really judge them on a second objective and there are peop

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from the face of the building, that is approximately 8 feet out from the face of the building, which should set it back 7 feet from the property line, six or 7 feet. president goh: can you point out the mechanicals in that same picture? correct this element back here -- vertically, you see this line here. that is the face of the mechanical protection between that line and the glass wall. there are louvers facing south and north that take care and exhaust out as well. commissioner hwang: and that would be set in if the revised plan worked? >> it is a zone that is roughly 30 feet -- 39 feet in the plan. it projects out from the glass. president goh: we need to see the overhead again so you can point to that. >> the depth we are talking about from the glass wall to the face -- there are louvers here facing the mission street side and the north side, away from the 50 beale street property. i am not sure if i answered your question properly. >> this may be helpful. now that we have spent some time on it, this is the back of the building. this is the property line. the mechanical element w

you could have slapped me in the face and not surprised me as much as that. and i uttered some expletive deleted and said, "that's not true." and then he said, "have a look for yourself." and i looked up across the lhotse face towards the geneva spur, and there were two people helping this fellow down in a suit, which was obviously beck's suit. >> i was alive again. i was coming back. even if i just fell apart at this point, i was going to get off the mountain. and the hardest part, the dangerous part, the part where you're gonna get wounded is all behind you, and now it's simply a matter of getting home. >> for days, people have been dying all around me, and i'm having no emotion. my emotions were as frozen as my body almost. but what's in fact happening is they're all storing up inside of me for this moment. it wasn't until i got through the very last section of the ice fall and i can see people up ahead from our base camp, and i sat down and i cried and cried and cried. i've never cried like that in my whole life, i don't think. >> when we got down to the

hungry for the full story we've got it first the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. disarming saddam hussein. passed charge of iraqi citizens. disappeared brings further assurance that the torture chambers and the secret police are gone forever. play flies again over embassy in kabul. chance to watch occupied afghanistan. now occupy sales at guantanamo bay. met. it is appropriate today in accordance as which is the case with the geneva convention face flat stomach slap if you can shoot him enough so that it shocks especially for just stuff but you don't actually break any bones cut the interrogation techniques that we use in jail if kuantan from the senior leadership of our government. who give nothing back. please. culture is that so much the same thing which of course was funny so here it is u.s. president barack obama still an honorable recipient of the nobel peace prize.

right now, as we face our budget deficit of $6 million, a good third of that is the increased cost in our employee benefits. so we have to mean that in. i do not think we would be here tonight if we had a pension system that was solvent. finally, by what our budget to be reflective of a city that is successful, that is all the things that we enjoy, that attracted all of us to buy our homes here, raised our kids here. a successful city means we can continue attracting people to be year, to have strong neighborhoods, resilient neighborhoods like district 8, make sure we are doing everything we can to make our neighborhoods successful, along with all the other attractions that we can afford to have. a safe city, a solvent city, and a successful city are the themes i have given our departments to work with. and as we go through the balancing our budget, i said at the outset, there is no magic to it. we have to make some tough decisions coming up. after we make those tough decisions, is like going to be any easier? nope. the governor has plans to realign things that going to hurt us. i do

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he went in person, coming face to face with facebook. here's chief white house correspondent chip reid. >> reporter: officially, the president came to facebook's headquarters to pitch his deficit reduction plan to millions of facebook users. >> if we don't have a serious plan to tackle the debt and the deficit... >> reporter: but unofficially he's in california because this is where the money is. in less than 48 hours on this western swing, the president is holding just two town halls but six fund-raisers. with high rollers paying the legal limit of $35,800 a piece, one dinner for just 60 people is expected to raise more than $2 million. >> the obama campaign raised about $750 million last time. they're talking about a billion dollars this cycle. that's just a lot of money. >> reporter: the president also hopes he can use facebook to energize young voters who were crucial to his 2008 victory. and for facebook, which only recently opened a lobbying office in washington, a connection to the white house can't hurt as it competes with compan

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to face with the news makers who. question is that so much of a given a dish we're going to share the burden on the mark with the battle for libya is a so-called humanitarian intervention there so noble and straightforward must intervene. in the czech republic is available in a hotel as science central hotel premier of the nissan most tricom full stop aida which i am a taste in bosnia and herzegovina hotties available in hotel business and go till bit of each college you know told you big to the photo what you know so tell pittacus to make hotels you're good enough till they're a boutique hotel and you're like towns. in serbia ots availability in flux clinton hyatt regency they are going to. charge against top stories as a growing number of senior libyan officials are reportedly playing in the country the regime has resumed at times. on a rebel held city meanwhile seven more civilians are said to have been killed in coalition air strikes. the u.s. defense secretary and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff are gri

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the biggest issues did the human voice face to face with the news makers. are we going to entertainment show is coming your way in moscow our first look at headlights a senior associate al the libyan regime is reportedly in london for talks over three thousand feet future the country's foreign minister has are ready to talk to them or officials maybe a proud to abandon their leader. the u.s. top brass are getting a grilling in congress with many still uncertain as to what the role of the libyan campaign is going to pay for it. and a palestinian engineer disappears from a train in ukraine before resurfacing in an israeli jail with a scandal gathering momentum he denies any involvement in the incident. as promised coming up parties martin andrews is in the french capital to explore the many russian influences on parisian life. welcome to the show on this week's program of life history and culture in paris and i've got to start on the epicenter of. the lewis museum. who's pulling the exhibition holy russia to take its brush off from ancient times great decided

that's why some are trying yoga for the face. you squeeze in time to exercise, you try to eat right, you feel great. but sometimes you don't always look as young as you feel. >> i'm getting to the age where i keep pulling up on my face and pulling it back and thinking "ooh, would i ever do cosmetic surgery." >> reporter: some day maybe. but she is depending on this woman to take years off her face. >> do, trhs. >> her name is live ya bore go. the former rock climbing champion from slovenia has yoga for the face. >> it plum p's up the skin, the muscles will look toned. >> the exercises are based on a european program that targets certain trouble spots. >> my neck is got more of a contoured back. >> sandy smyth figured it was worth a shot. >> mostly the neck. you know. seeing what you can do to firm up the neck. >> reporter: not everyone buys it. low vin ya claims these are not a replacement for plastic surgery but something that might help delay a cosmetic procedure. >> it seems reasonable if we exercise other muscles in our body

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his wife nancy faces 18 counts.e's pleaded not guilty and is expected to stand trial unless there's a plea deal. >> ticks are popping up in the bay area. experts say overgrown grass in local yards, fields and parks are great breeding grounds for ticks. look at those things. they jump off the grass and anything that brushes past them. humans and dogs are most susceptible. the california board of public health says there were 11 cases of lime disease in 2009 in san mateo. ten in so know ma, three in marin. if you get a tick, save it in a jar and bring it to the doctors office to check it for lime disease. >> sometimes they are just stuck to you. >>> a bite into the law limiting the number of dogs without leashes inside the parks. owners can only bring three unleashed dogs to designated areas certain parts of the morning. violators could see a fine. the city already had dog limits but it wasn't enforceable. it relied on park goers to monitor. >>> the rain is back in the bay area this morning. it brings back fears that

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to face. >> reporter: it is here at london's exclusive members only in and out club where those face to face meetings often take place. >> this particular room is a great room for me because i know it is a very private and quiet room where i can meet people and discuss things completely confidentially. i have to sign the people in who are meeting me. sometimes anonymously. >> reporter: and it is keeping his sources confidential that won jobson the scoop of the year award in 2005. >> i remember when i got a call from the person that saw me that charles was to marry camilla, i broke that story before anybody even knew about it, before the queen told the prime minister. so that was the level of the source and in many ways that put me on the map. >> reporter: jobson clearly found a secret to success, in addition to covering the royals, he's authored several books and even offers up commentary here on nbc. and while all eyes will be on friday's wedding of prince william and kate middleton, this king of royal correspondents will be on the lookout for next big scoop. >> i think it is a grea

addicts in russia drug tests could become a compulsory in schools and a long time drug users will face criminal. business school is in a rush it is suspending the export of oil products in a big to try and steal the fuel shortages we're experiencing right now join me for that story and more and around twenty minutes time. live from the heart of moscow this is our take russia blocks and u.n. plans to condemn syria's brutal crackdown on protesters saying there are no grounds for international interference u.s. and european nations are called for stronger measures to mask its rejects appeals to end the violence syria's leader faces international criticism for using troops and tanks to put down our risings about five hundred people are thought of being killed as a result washington has threatened unilateral sanctions in response however moscow believes that foreign interference and do more harm than we could. in our view outside interference in syria could be a real threat to regional security that includes attempts to push really made solutions or take sides it's becoming increasingly cle

the biggest issues that human voice face to face with the news makers. blow again here's a quick recap of the top stories here on our feet here's amount over the future of egypt where the al qaeda linked and muslim brotherhood group is poised to clinch a victory in the coming election september vote will be the country's first since hosni mubarak stepped down. and the son of russian that's a virus who never get he got spares me has reportedly been kidnapped for ransom in moscow. scarcely went missing two days ago. the doctors warned that the people exposed to the gulf of mexico oil spill could face a greater risk of cancer a year on and many who took part in the clean up operation are seriously ill with officials accused of trying to sweep the story under the rug. pull up next financial gurus max kaiser and stacy her birth look at the scandals behind this week's economic news headlines that's coming up in a few moments. for the. we've got. the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. extra eyes are this is the kaiser report t

a group ten minutes to solve a problem face-to-face and they did very well. another set of groups had 30 minutes but they had to communicate by e-mail. we were of teleconferencing. face-to-face is a lot better and some people have the ability to do that and some don't. the fifth is called propriety. the ability to control some of your impulses. the most famous experiment which you probably know is the marshmallow experiment. michele took 4-year-olds and put marshmallows in front of them. i am going to leave the room and come back in ten and tandy have any marshmallows i will give you two marshmallows. showed a video to the kids with a marshmallow. there's a girl banging her head on the table. and an oreo cookie. he picked up the oreo carefully. that kid is now a u.s. senator. the scary thing is to kuwait 10 minutes and 20 years later, 30 years later much higher income. drug and alcohol addiction problems or incarceration rates. that is because some kids grow up and at home where actions lead to consequences and the strategies to control their impulses mostly

thanks faced three point six trillion dollar wall of maturing debt i.m.f. says so the world bank's faced a three point six trillion dollar wall of maturing debt in the next two years and they must compete with debt laden governments to secure financing the i.m.f. warrant last week but for thirty years all these governments have been extending the maturity and now like the tide moving out during a tsunami those on the beach. think that oh my goodness look at all these pretty shells i'm going to wade out into the areas there and pick up all these pretty shells not knowing that the tsunami wave is about to crush them this is the tsunami of maturity that's about to overwhelm the entire global economy and force in my opinion the introduction of a new global currency based on the special drawing rights introduced by the i.m.f. and the i.m.f. is getting aggressive about downgrading the u.s. because the u.s. is no longer going to be running the global economy anymore it's going to be a central bank somewhere in europe with the i.m.f. and the world bank and a new gl

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coming an upset underdog shelter fed a face mighty man united in the champions league semifinal. and four g. winter olympics chief some violet very little in a name. but first for brazil for but we're very carlos has got his first goal in the russian premier league he scored from the spot for an g.-net two two draw with the nama the thirty eight year old joining the side from corinthians in the summer showing his worth at the back to engineering stages of last night sky but it wasn't until the second half of the match really came to life in an easy go censure of was given a second yellow for him bowling an engine free kick he tried the ball into the stands but the replay shows the ref put it right and same shelf could face a lengthy ban given the fish of the same ball down the tunnel anyway upstart little birdie carlos to slot in his first open n.-g. in the eighty seven of his long career but that lead any lasting five minutes up at the other end the court in show good control before finding a bottom corner to make it one one. and today responded and anger got his tire on the end

comes face to face with the mobile specter of terrorism for the first time five people have already been arrested. last week killed thirteen and wounded over two hundred. years fighting continues between pro and anti-government forces in libya amid reports of more nato air strikes but the united states' involvement could do more harm than good experts say it's poisoning the ground with radioactive ammunition. struggles to deal with the reality of multiculturalism it's really straining its borders to accept a rising wave of immigration and muslims in france are outraged of the book. in less than thirty minutes from now in the meantime it's time for adventure and a bit of a splash in the caucasus mountains with team of explorers it's a special report for you next. sunlight cannot reach the depths of this gorge the torrents of water gushing through it crushed up against the treacherous rocks this is where the belisle river as a tips narrowest locals colas place gourds. this a chameleon's it is by law a river to the wind its way through the great caucasus mountain range the end result is mad

week's top stories here in the roots comes face to face with the specter of terrorism for the first time people were already been arrested following the metro blast that killed thirteen over two hundred. more harm than good libya's rebels could be in as much danger as colonel gadhafi from nato bombs experts say the alliance is poisoning the ground and with radioactive ammunition. the man behind an internet mail piece for russia's most wanted terrorist goes on trial in finland his links to the extremist websites ignored. also its fifty years this week since man stepped into space yuri gagarin's momentous flight is celebrated both on earth and in orbit. with a look back at the past week's top stories and the latest developments this is r.t. within twenty four hours a day this past monday a terror attack on a metro station in the belorussian capital minsk left thirteen people dead over two hundred were injured in the blast that took place during the evening rush hour two days after the bombing president look at shankar said authorities have detained five people in connection with the attack

the biggest issues get a human voice ceased to face with the news makers. in moscow the global powers john so you could be shifting with political experts warning europe and the us to watch their backs as the world's tallest script economy again around the heads of russia brazil india china and south africa are a gathering to discuss a new international financial model and the libyan crisis. funding will last at the expense of education many americans are often elements of more social concert announce a lot of heads good refuses to be gigantic defense budget around seven hundred billion dollars is spent each year on the countries that tree. and valerie's declares the suspect snigs of the terrorists down on the council's metro system have confessed twelve people were killed in the last maybe two hundred twenty injured today has been declared an official day of reckoning. now the explosion in the metro was a painful reminder of the terror attack in the russian capital a year ago and authorities of the russian presidential representative on combating terrorism