the department has continued to end gage in outreach efforts to invite the stakeholders, the attorney groups and others to tour the facility and to end gage with the young people just as members of the civil grand jury has done to clearly understand the quality of the rehabilitation programs available. recommendation 1.2 as it relates to expanding education and vocational training, this recommendation is ongoing. it was added to law cabin ranch to assist those young people who have completed their high school diploma or gpa online. the school district is going to enhance individual instruction and special education and as was mentioned by finlive a fork live program is currently in place. community based agency, young community developers have been begun a series of workshops at law cabin ranch. we're excited about this new y initiative that just lunched. in regards to the auto repair program while we certainly believe that this will be a vocational option that many of the young people will enjoy and embrace we believe there are other sectors that may be a value to our young people pa

deprive students of instruction and students don't have the students don't have the attorney to end gage, they may go to the juvenile justice system or drop out. we said that's what we believe in san francisco so the board and the staff will be very, very rigorous about bringing forth some policies and some conversations about codifying that and memorializing that in our policies. it's an exciting time in san francisco and i can say with all confidence that if there is anywhere in the nation that can actually payoff on this promise for equity and justice and educational outcome for our students it is absolutely san francisco. it is absolutely where we can do this. so we're really excited to share these results with you. we'll have them posted on the website and we will have numerous conversations going forward about the good work that's happening in san francisco. so thank you for your indulgence this evening and thank you for all the staff that prepared the presentation this evening. job well done. thank you so much. >> president norton. >> thank you for the presentation. all star group

it includes propane tanks, fertilizers, and pesticides along with camping gear and bar gage. >> there'srowing concern over a super bug. tonight, we have cold hard numbers that show just how real that threat is. >> their nicknames are catchy. cre, but the tiny bacteria can pack a big punch. there are among 17 types that have grown resistant to the best antibiotics we have. for those that get infected, it's a shocker. >> i don't know what the future will be. >> for the fir time, federal health officials have come up with hard numbers. more than 2 million americans fall ill from antibiotic resistant bacteria each year and 23,000 ,000 will die. >> these are bacteria that are now resistant to what is, has in the past been a reliable last line of defense. >> chief of infectious disease at san francisco general hospital. part of the problem is the misuse of antibiotics, but not just among doctors and patients. >> most antibiotic use in this country is not inhuman. it is used for livestock. in many cases, it's not to treat infections. it's not a growth promoter. >> not everyone agrees. one memb

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they were trying to get into the car gage or wr they believe the fire started. jordan lived across the street and watched as they did get into the garage. >> five to six feet out of the garage officials say the father had been sleeping down are stairs because he was sick and didn't want to make the baby sick. he was found there in full cardiac arrest. the 1-year-old nound a third floor bathroom. the grandfather was on that floor as well. the mother escaped out of the back. the flames stayed on the ground floor, up states -- upstairs it was heat and smoke. these two watch as firefighters brought hims out. >> they were screaming baby, baby. >> oh, my gosh. then how long do you think they worked on the baby? >> probably an hour, they were still here when we left it was heart breaking. i didn't understand. i wish i could have done something. it was something out of this world. very hard to look at. hard to watch. >> officials say smoke detectors were working. >> seems like they were doing all of the right things house was in the cluttered. working smoke detectors ve

to get you to gage what an incident is the guy with the big thumb. the rule of thumb is this. if you cover the incident with your thumb you are far enough away. does it look like he's got it covered with his thumb? you see the smoke going to the side. he's still too close. he's got to back up further even with the rule of thumb. we want you to view the rule of time, distance and shielding. what's time, don't stick around. distance. get far away. shielding means put something solid in between you and the incident. >> you want to get uphill and up wind. you don't want to be down here, have the /weupbtd behind you. where does the wind come from in san francisco. the right place is on the beach between twin peek and it is incident. unless the incident was at the beach. here's the i incident you want to be here. up wind, uphill . anybody ever put a fire out before by yourself. small fire. >> that's the good kind you want to stop it when it's small. george and i and the fire department will take care of the big fires but think if everybody in the room had a fire extinguishers how ma

in the property sector that makes a total of five hundred sixty two thousand british residents in gage and selling you shares in what many call george osborne's housing bubble ponzi his mother his wife and five hundred sixty two thousand a state asians disagree of course they think i was born to help to buy scheme is fricken genius stacey stacey i need to know more ers it disingenuous. well max we had to rush back from new york to london to sort this out because i was surprised to see all these headlines while flying back because record number of estate agents raises fears of an unsustainable housing bubble oh and as data shows five hundred and sixty two thousand people work in real estate sector the largest number since records began in one thousand nine hundred seventy eight and as he said in the opening one in four new jobs twenty five percent of new jobs are in the real estate sector well this is a remarkable development you've got half a million real estate agents selling property back and forth to each other inflating the price every single transaction thanks to money printing fr

we entered my lula through its ancient gages burnt and them it in recent attacks shortly after the syrian army announces that most of the militants were pushed back signs of the recent battle and destruction a reverie where we were told to move fast and to follow the military is the cause without stopping or even slowing down there are some parts of the road where we have to speed up officers still fear they could be snipers around we hear them shouting go go fast on one turn we suddenly stop. for a minute. it's hard to understand exactly what's happened we only hear a loud boom and feel the earth shake. we get out of the car to take a look around when i was inside our little. christian community all over the world now it is a battlefield look at this. and then we realized we have landed in the heart of this battle as some live bullets started flying around us we've ended model of village with the army but just just a few minutes later they told us to get back the militants launch an attack fire an instrument explosives from the safety of high ground so this is what we're doing right now

that was a job so i'm gage it will be protests in the great we check in with all teachers of cap and all she's in our purses tell us about the real feeling on the streets that last i spoke to the head of saxo bank and i asked him what the underlying problems of the yahrzeit are and what needs to change to sort of problems out what is up with what is the call to show on thomas our in-house a better poise of the business desk to give us a peek at his because i thought fast. this week the federal reserve defied expectations and decided to keep the u.s. economy on life support the fed will continue to pump cheap money into the system or injecting the sick patient with steroids fed chairman ben bernanke is concerned that the u.s. economy is still not healthy enough to survive without its monthly medicine he's referring to the eighty five billion dollars a month the stimulus program which equates to one trillion dollars a year a huge prescription halls of which is spent on supporting mortgages the other five hundred billion is spent on government bonds he also warned that the looming debt

full face veils leaving little doubt as to the public stance so what's the solution to find out r t gaged opinion in london. two weeks ago students at a college in birmingham accused their teaches of religious discrimination when the college try to impose a ban on full face veils one thousand students signed a protest petition and the ban was subsequently dropped but the war of opinions isn't dying down i don't think it helps their integration by using a full face veil you know as long as the face can be seen. to some extent you know expressions country a lot they shouldn't be judged because you can't see their faces just their religion and that's what you and us would do in the us he should have been wearing out any mission banner so. it's up to the people or they were just any and like any other type of clothing yeah i think there should be a law for example airports or even just shop which places would be interact with people especially people who don't know this because it's it's very difficult to speak to buying the sort of surface you you want to speak to someone you know want to sp

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executions it was a it was a very still generate the executions and mass killing join to believe gaging again you're interrupting again but i can't tell you how many intervention what prompted the intervention was when he was about to take benghazi with every prospect of a massive bloodbath and that's when when nato intervened now what has come out of there is there's obviously the biggest problem today is there is a plethora of militia which the government doesn't control and that's its principal task right now is to build a monopoly of security forces so that you can't have each little militia deciding the law you know one particular militia is holding the sun here another militia is running this or that town obviously you can't build the rule of law with that system and that's the challenge that's ahead of us in libya well mr roth i think the assumption here especially in the west is that the container ship is the worst thing ever and there could be nothing worse than dictatorship and i think i can understand that but now i can guess but if we take the issue of we be you just sat the

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person in this country has proven itself ineffective king is from new york same state where police and gage in a decade long spying program on local muslim communities and guess what they didn't get a single digit in that lead on one terrorist attack but king doesn't care about facts if he did he would have ended his witch hunt years ago no no no he just wants to keep churning the gears of the islamophobia machine and we all know that fear sells in the halls of congress so for being a bigoted fear monger peter king for the second time is my villain of the day hey one more time and i'll give him a one way ticket to mogadishu. for many the issue of prisoners' rights is out of sight out of mind but a recent hunger strike of nearly thirty thousand california and mates of your international attention to the condition of america's prisons the prisoners who began striking in july had banded together to call for an end to the use of extended solitary confinement a practice which many human rights groups have likened it to torture now after two months of hunger strike in the prisoners and the protes

person in this country has proven itself ineffective king is from new york same state where police and gage in a decade long spying program on local muslim communities and guess what they didn't get a single object that lead on one terrorist attack but king doesn't care about facts if he did he would have ended his witch hunt years ago oh no no he just wants to keep churning the gears of the islamophobia machine and we all know that fear sells in the halls of congress so for being a bigoted fear monger peter king for the second time is my villain of the day hey one more time and i'll give him a one way ticket to mogadishu. for many the issue of prisoners' rights is out of sight out of mind but a recent hunger strike of nearly thirty thousand california and mates of your international tension with the condition of america's prisons the prisoners who began striking in july had banded together to call for an end to the use of extended solitary confinement a practice which many human rights groups have likened to torture now after two months of hunger strike in the prisoners and the protests to

in the property sector that makes a total of five hundred sixty two thousand british residents in gage and selling you shares in what many call george osborne's housing bubble ponzi his mother his wife and five hundred sixty two thousand a state agents disagree of course they think i was born to buy scheme is fricken genius stacey stacey i need to know more is it frickin disingenuous. well next we had to rush back from new york to london to sort this out because i was surprised to see all these headlines while flying back because record number of estate agents raises fears of an unsustainable housing bubble oh and as data shows five hundred sixty two thousand people work in real estate sector the largest number since records began in one nine hundred seventy eight and as he said in the opening one in four new jobs twenty five percent of new jobs are in the real estate sector well this is a remarkable development you've got half a million real estate agents selling property back and forth to each other inflating the price every single transaction thanks to money printing from mark carne

officers convicted in two thousand and eleven argued the trial should be voided since the prosecution and gage in what they called a secret public relations campaign against his clients allegedly prosecutors in the case posted anonymous comments on the web site of a new orleans newspaper that a federal judge kurt angle heart now says created a carnival environment that perverted justice in the case judge englehart has ordered a new trial for the officers. are the same antibiotics that doctors are prescribing us to fight diseases are actually creating super diseases a new study by the center for disease control took a look at the emergence of antibiotic resistance bacteria and the effect it's having on americans the study found that every single year two million americans fall ill from antibiotic resistant bacteria and a twenty three thousand americans die from this resistant bacteria again every single year there are a number of explanations for this uptick in deadly resistant bacteria ranging from factory farming to overprescribing of antibiotics and earlier i spoke with dr broad spellberg fr

realize how many troops were involved one biography is not in here but i talk about all lots is general gage. married to an american in had been in america for 20 years at the end is the place he underestimated them but he suddenly woke up and said britain will need at least 20,000 troops in just the sheer force will send them running. and to gauge that was essentially removed but what i was saying earlier is better to of lot of it was a modern day habit of hubris that believes the skills needed in a short time. >> we were promised at least one story of the caribbean. could you deliver please. [laughter] >> absolutely. i wrote my first book about the british caribbean and why the americans did not rebel but this story which was the first hechinger it is a dutch whorish feted is the flag of the united states and so we sought in salute but it was a very necessary component. many of the could supplies supplies, most of us today think but he hasn't this fictitious company that was bringing stuff and weapons a and ammunition and money coming was very rich but there were speedboat cent to out read

in the property sector that makes a total of five hundred sixty two thousand british residents in gage and selling you shares in what many call george osborne's housing bubble ponzi is mother whose wife and five hundred sixty two thousand a state agents disagree of course they think i was born to buy scheme is frickin genius stacey stacey i need to know more ers it disingenuous. well next we had to rush back from new york to london to sort this out because i was surprised to see all these headlines while flying back because record number of estate agents raises fears of an unsustainable housing bubble oh and as data shows five hundred sixty two thousand people work in real estate sector the largest number since records began in one thousand nine hundred seventy eight and as he said in the opening one in four new jobs twenty five percent of new jobs are in the real estate sector well this is a remarkable development you've got half a million real estate agents selling property back and forth to each other inflating the price every single transaction thanks to money printing from mark ca

he subsequently tied them up and gaged them then he left with the victim. class may have been the perfect also girl next door. maybe that's why petaluma came out in force to look for her. not tens of people. not hundreds. thousands. >> if it was our daughter that the we would want people to be out looking for her. >> bring her back. >>reporter: it was not to be. and painfully so. imagine learning later that police had detained and released the killer richard allen davis on sonoma county road a little more than an hour after the break-in. they had known nothing about the crime. it was a systemic failure. >> what happened is that the interpretation of that all points bulletin by those dispatchers was that they should not notify deputy in patrol cars because the media might be monitoring those frequencies. >>reporter: mark class can never bring his daughter back but in the years since he made certain that polly death does have some meaning. today we have amber aall right. and we have the 3 strike law because richard allen davis was repeat offender. niece san q

he subsequently tied them up and gaged them and then he left with the victim. >> polly klass may haveor. maybe that's why petaluma came out in force to look for her. not tens of people, not hundreds, thousands. >> if it was our daughter we would want people to be outlooking for her. >> bring her back. don't hurt her. just bring her back. >> it was not to be. painfully so. imagine learning later that police had detained and released the killer, richard alan davis, on a sonoma county road a little after an hour of the break in. they knew nothing of the crime. >> the interpretation of that all points bulletin by the dispatchers was that they should not notify deputies in patrol cars because the media might by monitoring the frequencies. >> mark klass can never bring his daughter back, but in the years since polly's death has meaning. we have amber alerts and the three strikes law because richard alan davis was a repeat offender and he is in quintin sentenced to death. >> i will witness the execution with great joy. yes. i will drink champagne after he is snuffed and i would love it if th

this is a flood gage, not in colorado, but this is in nebraska along the south platte river, and floodingis expected there nurse all the way through the weekend and next week, so all of the rain over colorado, it's moving east. and flooding expected all the way through nebraska. temperatures warming up in the midwest as a storm continues to develop over billings and holds up this. here's the radar, showing that there are strong and even severe storms in south dakota and that rain will continue to move east. highs tomorrow, 80s and 90s in the midwest, specifically, chicago at 87°. after the rain moves through it cools off and is fairly nice over saturday and summed. that rain pushes east. and the temperatures are warming up over the weekend in new england. >> welcome to al jazeera. tony harris. here are tonight's top stories. defense secretary chuck hagel said red flags were missed before the shooting at the washington navy yard. the pentagon is now referring security policies for all its facilities around the world. >>> after a week of unprecedented flooding thousands of people in colorad

we learned the bag was loaded with 12 gage buck shots. what are we learning? >> we are learning as they piece this cream scene together, we are told they have a significant amount of under surveillance inside and outside the building. they have eyewitness accounts and if bodies, the carnage. they have been in there and everything they see, everything they find is a data point they put into a computer program. they are re-assembleing a model of what they think what happened. early in the morning in the 8:00 hour as we've talked about, the shooter drove up, showed his i.d. walked inside, was carrying a bag. video under surveillance shows him going into a bathroom on the 4th floor. he emerges with a shotgun at the ready. >> it seems like he assembled it. >> you can do it in a minute of ten second, a recommendington, comes out very early on. they believe he had an encounter with the security guard and took his 9 millimeter shotgun. >> that is you talked of one of the victims earlier, mike ridgell. >> that's the second one. >> most of the carn allegeling they belie

he subsequently tied them up and gaged them and then he left with the victim. >> polly klass may haveoor. maybe that's why petaluma came out in force to look for her. not tens of people, not hundreds, thousands. >> if it was our daughter we would want people to be outlooking for her. >> bring her back. don't hurt her. just bring her back. >> it was not to be. painfully so. imagine learning later that police had detained and released the killer, richard alan davis, on a sonoma county road a little after an hour of the break in. they knew nothing of the crime. >> the interpretation of that all points bulletin by the dispatchers was that they should not notify deputies in patrol cars because the media might by monitoring the frequencies. >> mark klass can never bring his daughter back, but in the years since polly's death has meaning. we have amber alerts and the three strikes law because richard alan davis was a repeat offender and he is in quintin sentenced to death. >> i will witness the execution with great joy. yes. i will drink champagne after he is snuffed and i would love it if t

so i think there's a whole line of first ladies that keep that gage and then do great things with it in the rest of their lives. >> they have a much broader range of opportunities. >> and availability. >> to influence, paradoxically, after they leave than their 19th century counterparts. >> but one of the ways they get to do that is by the creation of foundations where they continue, they and their husbands, to raise money from donors. >> and that would be the libraries originally were basically academic institutions. beginning with jimmy carter, who really has reinvented the role of expresident and in some ways has created a platform for former ter as well, presidents seeing that he is out of office as an extension of their years in office. and that's totally different from the 19th century and it spills over to the first lady. >> well, we're going to look at another kind of partnership and that is a first lady intensely interested in politics and advising her husband. this is an audio clip of lady byrd johnson. are >> you want that one minute for my critique? >> yes, ma'am. i'm rea