that g-load goes up to like one "g." so he felt it. >>> you ain't getting on an airplane tonight. >> [ bleep ] you! >> we could call this guy an unruly passenger. this was shot by kevin kowalski, a pro-skater. he believes this passenger may have been drinking. not the best guy to get in a fight with. >> and we're just getting started. >> guy takes a seat and starts making threats to the pilot. >> kevin told us this was during a very long delay for this particular flight. you hear somebody say cops are on the way. then this happens. >> oh! >> yeah, he gets up from his seat and starts just slapping at this pilot. within seconds, he's taken down by a number of different people. looks like other united staff members. while he's down, he's still running his mouth. >> [ bleep ] you! >> eventually airport police show up and arrest him. he was charged with public intoxication and simple assault. they have the cuffs on him. they lead him through the gate and out the door there. kowalski, the guy who shot this, said the man was actin

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and this is, for the record i item 37 section 1396 subsection g. so, i would put that out there. if there is another form, that that would be acceptable. >> supervisor cohen. >> thank you very much. i just wanted to clarify some things to supervisor campos through the chair. i understand that the issue that we're talking about here is about tic and condo conversion. my point is that what we're talking about in the context of housing period, that we do need to give voice and consider it and move it forward. wasn't specifically targeting it that. but also there are amendments that are offered that would allow 75% of what is -- could be monies that are brought in through the bypass fee that is directly allocated for the housing authority. so, that is the reason why i brought in the discussion of the housing authority. thank you. >> thank you, colleagues. are there any other comments on the amendments or the ordinance? supervisor avalanche owes. ~ supervisor avalos. >> thank you, i'll be short. just wanted to appreciate president chiu and supervisor yee and supervisor kim for your wo

he actually is he wasn't necessarily disagreeable with respect to the new designation for a g. so. i think that that's kind of what they're hinting to is that you know there's not going to be any more bailouts and you're not going to be too big to fail any longer so what we're going to do now is regulate you at a federal level maybe more stringently so in that way i think it would make sense let's just see how these how the regulations fall into place because you don't want to stifle the free markets and the economy with respect to these banks in the nation is not final because there has to be in a process. that is going to go through the final ruling will be made by treasury secretary jack lew when he makes this sign off because of this absolute itself did not reveal the company's names he left that up to the companies to voluntarily and now it's back to the markets. why do you think that they these companies that go ahead and do that. well i think you know it seems as if in today's world full disclosure and timely disclosure the market at least has the ability to digest in a lot

at some potential into the g eight summit so it can be right now in britain against a backdrop of anti hysteria tea protests. but if syria is set to take center stage for world leaders at the g eight to northern ireland looking to narrow the differences amid fears that the conflict is said to western aid even further. hello very good evening chief you just joined us fairy good if you company my name is kevin owen of this is r.t. international coming to you live just after nine pm here in moscow british an american intelligence spied on world leaders and officials first new evidence from n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden putting the recent surveillance scandal therefore on to a new scale delegates at the g. twenty summit in london back in two thousand and nine among them russia's then president dmitri medvedev apparently had their computers monitored and their phone calls intercepted the leaked documents emerged as the u.k. hosts another major international gathering the g eight summit in northern ireland . because there. really is the worst possible timing for a story like this to co

he actually he wasn't necessarily disagreeable with respect to the new designation for a g. so. i think that that's kind of what they're hinting to is that you know there's not going to be any more bailouts and you're not going to be too big to fail any longer so what we're going to do now is regulate you at a federal level maybe more stringently so in that way i think it would make sense let's just see how these how the regulations fall into place because you don't want to stifle the free markets and the economy with respect to these banks in the nation is not final because there has to be in a process. that is going to go through the final ruling will be made by treasury secretary jack lew when he makes this sign off because of this absolute itself did not reveal the company's names he left that up to the companies to voluntarily and now it's back to the markets. why do you think that they these companies that go ahead and do that. well i think you know it seems as if in today's world full disclosure and timely disclosure the market at least has the ability to digest in a lot

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so iranian elections g. eight protests as well just some of the news still to come or not so. wealthy british. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mikes concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kinds of reports. are sharing your saturday with us here at onstage and you've lost as rock to another chemical plant in louisiana killing at least one person and injuring eight it was a similar explosion at one of the hundreds of facilities in the state also happened that claimed two lives and wounded about one hundred caleb maupin from the workers world party in the international action center and believe safety is being neglected. louisiana is what's called a right to work state in the united states right to work being you know euphemism for being that workers are not allowed to form a closed shop contracts and so there's a hostile anti-union legislation that makes it very difficult for workers to organize and to form unions so as a result of that it's much more likely that the working conditions in such factories wh

the kind of scale of the school story that we're talking about leaders of the g eight so if they if they are under this kind of complete surveillance program then you know what's happening with just ordinary citizens including british and americans what's the story about that. if we look at future meetings between the heads of states there is an upcoming meeting between the u.s. president german. leader and so possibly this is going to backfire and everyone is going to start surveilling each other which it definitely doesn't do any good for improving trust between global powells well it will be interesting to see if anything is said in this eternal when they when they meet or later today he will peace and thank you very much commenting on the g twenty to violence operation r.t. contributor. said he wasn't surprised adding that britain has a surveillance platform for the u.s. for decades. i think that kind of blanket surveillance we're talking about fake internet cafe's of the jewelry being set up blackberries routinely monitored that surveillance is being used and of course with their ow

and foreign secretary of the united kingdom have made ending sexual violence an issue for the next g-8 so i want to work with like-minded leaders who see as i see that standing up against working to eliminate these abuses against women and open opportunities to women is a part of our security agenda, part of our economic and political agendas. >> one cannot understate the leadership that hillary clinton that is brought to these issues. her commitment has been consistent. her appreciation and understanding of why these issues are important. she has made the case all around the world. she has also made the case on -- in a way that shows leaders and talks to leaders about why this is in their self-interest which i think in many ways her ability to communicate on these issues that is so compelling to so many and has been responsible for the kind of changes that we begin to see. there's been a lot of progress, but one shouldn't overstate the condition of women that still exists around the world. and so there is much more that needs to be done. >> any regrets about what you were not able to do

that is a g-meter and when the green lines go from one side to another, and that is the g-load on the driver. so when he jams on the brakes, watch this. that g-load goes up to 1g, so he felt it. >>> a tow truck driver at a crash deemed it more than a loaded bed. >> there is another tow truck driver in an orange shirt. >> watch what he does. >> that is a shovel. >> the story behind one haul of a hit. >>> and nothing like a day at the beach with the pooch or a bunch of pooches, and why this >>> i never knew that tow truck driving was a competitive industry. look at this video from 7 news in perth, australia, and with reseeing 30-year-old bud de boer who is in the green shirts here, a tow truck driver at a traffic crash. he is talking to his dad on the mount henry bridge, but there is another tow truck driver at the scene and he is 46 years old and you see him in the orange shirt. watch at what he does. that is a shovel. he hits bud in the back of the head with a shovel. >> if it were a little to the right, i would not be here. i have my family and i have everything to live for and out of the blue,

so you would question here is that who are you killing. you can watch that entire conversation by tuning in to watch eight hundred forty five g c so let's get to some other international news for you here on r t time for the world update starting with the syrian government says it has regained control of the city of course that's near the lebanese border and the area has been under the siege and fierce battle between rebels and assad's forces backed by hezbollah fighters for over two weeks it is considered a crucial supply route for both sides in the conflict. the deadly floods which have been lashing central europe of now shifted to germany as rain continues to cause rivers to break their banks chancellor angela merkel toured the region's devastated by the use of one hundred million euros in aid to the victims of the worst flooding in a decade since the weekend the waters of course at least twelve deaths and forced thousands to flee their homes water levels in the czech republic have now started to fall well hungary is still on alert. latvia is about to get the green light to become the eighteenth member of the euro zone the baltic country

they're concerned with one thing and that's the concentration of wealth and power that the g eight summit represents so next week at the g eight david cameron is going to be saying that he's saving the world he's come out with all these great policies that make things better for you know that's just not true he's making decisions and all those leads in fact making decisions that are really interests of the financial institutions of these large corporations and the interests of normal people we've bailed that banks out so. according to me we've got the banks out of means they're in debt to us you know we're not a debt to them so the simple stuff earlier this week anticapitalist protesters clashed with riot police in central london and around sixty arrests were made one word on the lips of many of the protesters are expected to today's inequalities while this business district is home to a number of investment banks several of the guarded territory norm one of london's poorest areas where four out of ten children live in poverty so with further government spending cuts on the way protests disappointed an

and some attention to the g eight summit so convening right now in britain against a backdrop of anti a sturdy protests. but if syria is set to take center stage for world leaders at the g eight to northern ireland looking to narrow the differences amid fears that the conflict is set to west even further.

g. eight do you think that either side will be able to sway the others in terms of their positions. no i don't think so i think. russia's position and somewhat less obviously china's position is quite clear and no i don't think that's going to change and i think that cameron's statement yesterday after meeting putin saying that. we had common basis we had common interests and so i try i think that's simply not true therefore there can be no fundamental agreement well we see many a people in the international community urging the diplomatic side that all sides in the syrian conflict need to come together and talk but yet these same people are also arming both sides is this counterproductive. certainly i mean different parties have different interests and without giving up those interests you cannot resolve the situation in i mean there is the fundamental question of sovereignty which those who wish to arm the rebels violate they themselves have set up can call to you might say a coalition that was an even concocted in syria itself so the intervention in the into the internal affairs of syria is quite bl

they're concerned with one thing and that's the concentration of wealth and power that the g eight summit represents so next week at the g eight david cameron is going to be saying that he saving the world he's come out with all these great policies that make things better for you know that it's just not true he's making decisions and all those leads in part to making decisions that are in the interests of the financing to the shins of these large corporations that normally interested normal people we've got the banks out so. quoted to me we've got the banks out i mean is there a debt to us you know we're doing that so that say the simple stuff idea this week anticapitalist protesters clashed with riot police in central london and around sixty arrests were made. one i don't mean it says many of the protests as we speak into today's inequality while this business district is home to a number of investment banks several of the god of territory nor money poorest areas for as of ten children have been seen since the government spending cuts on the way protests in pointing the finger of blame at the banks a

dre is at the door ♪ ♪ ain't nuthin' but a "g" thang baby two loc'd out "g"s so we're crazy ♪ ♪ death ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: nicely done! >> jimmy: isn't that amazing? >> steve: that's nice. >> jimmy: john macdonald did that, yeah. >> steve: john macdonald is a genius. >> jimmy: it's a new technology where -- we need to have, like, four years of footage to put something like that together. we've been saving up brian williams stuff. >> steve: oh, my gawrsh. >> jimmy: that's amazing, right? >> steve: that was fantastic. >> jimmy: let's try another one here. this one is from kelly klein. hey, jimmy, one of my favorite games to play is truth, truth, lie, where you have to tell two truths and then a lie. it's really fun. you should try doing it on your show. sounds fun. all right, kelly, i'll try it. two truths and a lie. my name is jimmy. i have a sister. i built the eiffel tower. [ laughter ] it's pretty fun. quest, you want to try? >> questlove: sure. okay. i'm from philadelphia. i play the drums. and i have two nipples. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: quest, the last one is suppose

so when the revelations over g twenty spying come as the scandal caused by snowden's early disclosures on the extent of u.s. surveillance after its own and foreign citizens is gaining momentum dozens of lawsuits are being filed against the government's practices while many lawmakers continue to defend the operation to and it's also emerged about the scope of the surveillance and the help it received from corporations that may have been underestimated is a washington correspondent guy and she can. what edward snowden revealed could be just the tip of the iceberg we're learning that in addition to internet giants thousands of u.s. technology finance and manufacturing companies and that includes software and hardware producers banks internet security providers satellite telecommunications companies thousands are working closely with u.s. national security agencies according to the people familiar with the exchange the cooperation of some of these companies has helped the u.s. government infiltrate computers worldwide now this certainly as to edward snowden's account snowden said he believ

regulations sure that's a great question and those are exactly the samples we should be looking at so i g. imported all of its respect to united states so most of their risky derivatives and credit default swaps were done out of a very small office in london in europe and they were incorporated out of france and so they didn't have to abide by the five of us rules even though there weren't that many rules in the first place back then and now there are a lot of really strict rules and so if we allow this to happen again if we don't have strong cross border rules that say listen you can't just as a push all of your derivatives out to london all of the risk that happens in london's will eventually come back to the united states that's what happened in two thousand and eight so they did all of these credit default swaps out of london but it was the u.s. that bailed them out one hundred. cents on the dollar when they needed a bailout and with the london whale trades those were also done out of a london office and it cost morgan six billion dollars and counting now they didn't require any sort