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stop the schenn gans. thank you very much. >> next speaker. miss jackson. >> you know phase one of hunters view was never completed. the tenants had never requested any of this madness going on with the redevelopment agency. they are still redevelopment. hunters view was never part of the redevelopment area. they have rewritten, they have cut and paste, because the area a was never part of hunters view. i used to live at 13 west road. i know the community. the people are sick and dying there with all the toxics. that is one of the most rich toxic area there is. i'm hoping you do not support this because they are lying about what is going on. and there was a report done about the schenn gans of the city hall. what i see is all the people where are they now? they are at city hall. the money talking about, the tenants themselves requested they come from san francisco back in 1992. guess what, now the city has the funds. the bayview community don't have anything at all. every dime that came here through grant to san francisco came through hunters

. >>> simon gans has won the tour down under. gans is the first rider to win the game three times. >>> the nhl has held its first ever outdoor game in warm l. the l.a. kings face the anaheim ducks at dodgers stadium in los angeles. 54,000 people witnessed corey perry scoring his 28th goal of the season for the ducks. he made 36 saves, and 3-0. >>> the winter olympics begin in just 12 days' time, and making it to the games takes hard work, talent and luck and takes money. what some u.s. olympic hopefuls are doing to pay the bills. >> reporter: this is the view from snowboard crosser racer nick dierdorf's helmet as he trains for the olympics. to do this winds down a frozen obstacle course at 40 miles per hour, you need to be a specific person and you also need money. >> i have to cover all my equipment, all my travel, coach fees, program fees. food it really adds up quick. >> altogether he trained for see cho. he needed more than help from his parents and saving from construction job, so back in may he went to gofundme.com. >> the

a convoy with aid for 20,000 people tried to get into the area but was blocked by terrorist gans. tried get people out with urgent medical conditions but fired upon by government snipers. the u.n. relief agency for palestinian refugees have called for a humanitarian corridor. there's been no electricity or heating for a year and the water supply is unreliable. food is running out without it more people will die. caroline malone, al jazeera. >> the spokesman for the food program for middle east and africa. i'm turned by images from that camp -- i'm disturbed by images from that camp. >> we are extremely concerned about the situation in yarmuk camp. but it's not just yarmuk camp. humanitarian workers have not been able to access for many, many months. the situation in yarmuk is certainly we're hearing it from activists inside the camp. but we have not been able to get inside to assess the situation. and if we had bad access probably we would not be hearing about these reports. >> can you plain to interrupt you us, sorry i didn't median to interrupt but what's the problem and who is

pulls a gan. rips off the superman pose. niners defense never let newton strike a pose, sacking the panthers. the 49ers beat carolina 43-10. heads to the championship for a third straight year. they'll face the seahawks. that is a look at the sports headlines. >> hollywood's award show season began with the golden globes. the ceremony off to a dance start when the sprinkler burst soaking part of the red carpet, but before the stars arrived. winners from bryan cranston for his performance in "breaking bad", and jennifer lawrence for "america hustle" which picked up the best film award, and "12 years a sleigh" best dramatic film. >> a national nonprofit is helping troubled women turn their lives around. it's not only rehabilitating them, but employs them. >> what is going on? >> the thistle stop cafe looks like a coffee shop on the corner. when you talk to the women behind the counter you realise it's different. >> i'm living the life that i did, and by now i should be dead. >> it's been a long agonising role for alitha to sta

. >> reporter: the main character in the film is wajda, an ordinary saudi ar rake gan girl. it pursues a simple freedom, one elsewhere taken for granted. it starts while she is teased by a local boy. wajta wants to ride a bicycle and prove she can go faster than the boy. in saudi arabia it is unacceptable for women to ride bicycles, but wajta is a competitive girl and she doesn't care about the rules of society. >> i think girls in saudi they understand it's a very different world and there's so much that they cannot do and that situation makes them, they want to challenge it a little bit more and make them want to prove themselves, so they want better lives, they want better options. yes, a lot of girls are like wajta who have dreams or who want to be part of the bigger picture and they want to assert themselves. >> reporter: mansui says there are many obstacles to making the film that deals with empowering women. >> casting was an issue, also. it was difficult to cast, especially the young girl. we found so many amazing girls, and we thought we had them and they were calle

steve long gan, thank you for joining us.as the governor indicated he will formally support your run for congress? >> no, we haven't talked about that, jake. but i'll tell you, i thought that speech today was a powerful one. and that speech explains why the democrats are so committed to pulling down the image of this governor. when chris christie became governor, he inherited two catastrophes. one was the fact after the administration's of jim mcgreevey and jon corzine, new jersey had the highest income taxes in the country, highest property taxes, third highest sales taxes and number one outward bound migration state in the nation. that was followed up with hurricane sandy, the most devastating catastrophe the state has. yet this governor has taken on the labor unions. the government workinger unions. he has taken on the pension system. he is putting new jersey back on track. but most of all, what you saw in that speech is that he stands in the way of the democrat agenda of raising taxes. he made it very clear in that speech

president of the so-called right sector group we will do gans and the neo nazi and the right is from all sides east and west and also the political spectrum therefore i do not think that everyone will follow the opposition leader as to what a peaceful resolution of these of these call it some of these use. for the violence and they will continue for some time. over the past two months there you know my done has changed in form and meaning what started as a peaceful approach. has turned into a display of violence on both sides it has now grown in size to with almost half of the country's regional administrations taken over spawning serious concerns the country could fall apart any sort of splits in the area which could happen within the next two weeks must be described as quite possible because government wouldn't have enough forces. probably in two parts. two different times the opposition is still working horns with those in power trying to get a better deal with the president but the protestors storming a police base and doing the people who are acting as their leaders suggest they

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. >> african migrants have we gan a strike. >> several thousand people gather outside of the city hall to vent the grievances and coming and escaped war and economic hardship. one arriving three years ago from sudan. >> we have a different problem there and we come here. >> the israeli government is calling the 50,000 migrants infiltrators. they are legally deported but the government refuses to grant them status. they are living in limbo, a year of detention or working illegally under conditional release. and very few of them entitled to social services. >> they are all like prisoners. >> protect the asylum request in a fair and transparent way and given the basic human rights. >> many of the israeli are feeling that the migrants are being treated fairly. an i have nothing against them but hear so many problems of our own. >> meanwhile a new generation of migrant children is growing up and being educated in israel and the hope to be granted a secure place in a country built by refugees. >> the first peace talks are beginning in ethiopia. a thousand people have been killed and thousand

inside syria al-qaeda linked fighters are making gan gains. now the meeting in russia have come up with some good-will gestures. they've agreed to push the syrian government to ease the flow of aid most affected by firing. they also want a cease-fire around aleppo around the city and focus on the most heaviest fighter. and there is been an agreement to push for prisoner exchanges between the government and opposition groups. let's go live to paris where that meeting is being held. what do you make of the tone then of this meeting? we don't know if the opposition is going to attend. we've got the n.a.t.o. powers pushing for these initiatives. >> time is running out as well. it's nine days to go before the dates they have set between these geneva two talks. they want to stick to that timetable. and there are so many question marks hovering about attendance of the meeting. on the opposition site, who would go on the government side, and who would enter the talks with anything like a common accepted understanding of what this process is expected t

they gan blow something up in volgograd or moscow. winning for them means making the news and making a point. it doesn't necessarily mean hitting the olympic stadium. >> the pentagon has been studying evacuation plans, they have some ships in the black sea. will they be able to do anything if something happens? >> it depends on the russian government the the russians are sensitive about u.s. law enforcement and other forces being on the ground in their territory, as we are about them operating here. we'd need to know more about whether the ties have been - have improved. but it does show how seriously the u.s. government is taking the threat. the long and the short of it is vladimir putin will be fortunate to get through the olympics without an incident. >> great to have you on the show professor chrestopher swift. >> time to see what is trending on the al jazeera website. >> 17 years ago a black teenager was executed for the murder of two white girls. attorneys head to court with new it evidence. in march of 1944 stin was held -- sti

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. >> a vat gan delegation is appearing on a u.n. committee. the holy seer providing details of information on all cases brought to its attention. 34 u.s. air force officers responsible for launching nuclear missiles have been suspended for cheating on their tests. some that knew about the cheating failed to report it. >> let's get more on the trial of four men accused of murdering raf eke harirari. lena is director of the kahn iingy endowment for international peace. good to have you on the program. what is your assessment of the trial. do you think it could fuel tensions and violence in lebanon. >> unfortunately the hearing today comes nine years after the assist nation of havic harirari, which is a long time and during this time the opponents of the trial have spoken very strongly against it, and regard it as not being credible, whereas its opponents have grown n ipp patient. we are at a stage where the trial is likely to have little impact on the political situation in lebanon. >> hezbollah has refused to arrest the four suspects. it's not

the extraf gans when 50 million people are on food stamps, and they fly to martha's vineyard or hawaiisame plane? look at the star list. angela bissett, beyonce, emmett smith, gail king, gladdis knight. look at these names of people up here, really? >> are they representing the poor and the needy or the reach and the elitist? the obamas are all over the place. i'm not going to get upset about having a 50th birthday at the white house if your husband is the president. but these are the people that are like, health care for everyone. >> you sound like a begrudging brit here. that's what we do. we're sitting there saying they're having a party. you're just jealous you were not invited. >> i'm going to the state of the union, no thanks to the obamas. and i'm going. >> do you wish you could have beyonce play at your party. >> no. i'd rather have a florida georgia line play at my party. >> beyonce, these people would not play for some republicans. they don't believe in it. they don't like our politics. >> oh, man, that cuts both ways. come on. none of these performers got paid. they came to

look, the era of the time, anti-vietnam war and ver gan brothers -- >> and the illegal surveillance byver fbi. >> exactly. i think it's that is probably the most significant development. that reference from this document led to these massive disclosures of illegal surveillance by the fbi. i asked the fbi for comment and one of the things they said, which was so fascinating, a number of events during that era, including the burglary, contributed to changes in how the fbi identified national security threats and to the guidelines. so they were not disputing that this burglary led to real changes. of course the parallel with snowden for many people is so striking here, including the burglaries themselves, saying had it not been for the burglaries, we wouldn't have known and they are saying if it not been for snowden we wouldn't know about nsa -- >> in this book, the burglary. thank you for your reporting. >> stay with us. the superintendent of the hit fill philomena joining me next. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. a

so that's steve loner g eer gan. why would governor christie associate with i a guy like that? and para dox, he's moving to a sure district to run while he's critical of sandy aid which makes no sense. the people who live in this district, were hit by hurricane sandy and they are going to rely on additional sandy aid. now you have a guy running for congress who doesn't believe the federal government should help those folks recover from sandy. >> since the scandal broke, we heard more and more from other mayors like yourself who have alleged abuses of power in the past as well for folks who might not be familiar with your story, it was your post office. >> the division of motor vehicles. >> in 2010 when the governor took office, one of the first things he did because he disagreed with not only my position on legislation but senator and assemblymen, he decided to close down the division of motor vehicles and put a sign in the door. we tried to work with him on a better lease structure and move the dmv into a city-run building. we tried almost everything but received a letter on d

cnn's sara gan ham has much, much more rurp the university is not just a powerhouse with dedicated fans. it's also a top tier academic institution, but one academic counselor there, who spend years tutoring student athletes says too many of them can't even read. >> we may as go over to glenwood elementary up the street and let the fourth graders and third graders in here. they can't read and there are no repeddial classes, what's the option? to cheat? >> the other option is to cheat, that's correct, or find some professor, some course of curriculum where there are professors, or there is little or no work expected. >> mary willingham says there are athletes who come for the university reading at a third or fourth grade level. she says there's no way for them to succeed in a college classroom. the only place they can succeed here is on the football field. willingham is one of the few people we could find who is looking at the reading levels of athletes in the revenue-generating sports -- football and basketball. >> they're leaving here without an education. they're significantly behind.

you would think senator paul, if he could get that back would probably ask for a mul gan. >> he should, he should have never gone down that road. she should be judged on her record, not on her husband. it's just -- it looks like he's taking it like you said, taking a bad golf shot and should take it back. >> speaking of hillary clinton, she spoke again last hour she was at the national auto dealers convention down in new orleans and asked about highlights from the memoir being written right now. she went right to bin laden. take a listen. >> at the end of the day, i recommended a long with a few others that the president do it. it was as crisp and clear and as risk taking a decision that a president can make and thankfully it worked out. >> she also said her biggest regret was benghazi. rand paul was quoted saying she would probably be the hawk in a race in 2016 race between the two of them. topsy-turvy time. what do you make of that? >> i was surprised. i just saw the benghazi comments a few minutes ago before i went on air. i'm not surprised that would be a regret, i'm surprised she

published reports that a new memoir by robert gates, the sharp criticism over the handling of the an gan warrick is remarkable for someone who was known for quiet bipartisan ship while holding top jobs both at the cia and pentagon in three administrations. let's get to all of this with jim scuitto. pretty remarkable stuff. >> no question. you remember president obama spoke from the beginning about building a team of rivals, but these really unprecedented criticism. and gates level one of the harshest criticisms that one can make. the president sent forces into combat in afghanistan, believing the strategy would fail. -- he doesn't consider the war to be his. for him it's all about getting out. gates grew concerned about the president changing court. the president was, quote, skeptical if in and out outright convinced it will failed. gates also said, quote, he never doubted support for the troops, only support for the mission. the book is not set for release until january 14th, but late today both papers published detailed stories about the content. gates is especially hard on obama ace a

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>> these firms were targeted by the cyber crimes organized gan gangs. we believe this is the tip of the iceberg that in fact there has been ongoing campaigns to national retailers in the u.s., using targeted malware to get onto these networks to capture credit card data from their customers. dennis: the fed and authorities go after investing and the retailer for letting it happen, is it time for some sort of concerted federal task force for going after these guys? >> certain law enforcement has an important role going after these organized crime gangs. however the industry has responsibility to protect consumer credit card information as it is being captured from the time it is captured to online in which payment is made. we are doing with outdated standards. still: for abating senators did that is how you get this much 40 million credit and debit card numbers one campaign. lori: the task of replacing the way we use our credit cards now, these chip and pin technologies which needs to be placed in, talking billions of dollars for several years. how do yo

to 28%,gan dropped it the country went downhill.ine that with the productivity of americans, it matched the profit rate of corporations for so long and split when reagan came into office. the way to solve income inequality is -- you have to do something with the tax rate. i cannot see 400 people making as much as 150 million people. guest: is a great question. is a for a new issue. there is a desire for tax reform in congress. there are some areas of agreement, lowering the corporate tax rate to encourage more job creation here at home. there are huge areas of disagreement. that is what lawmakers are stuck on right now. the simpson-bowles commission, a bipartisan commission, did point a way forward. obama had a commission in 2012. that just has not gotten anywhere. republican income the republican guy in the senate working with his house counterpart. the house committee leader in the senate, max baucus, is going to be leaving to become ambassador to china. their hard work they have been doing behind-the-scenes up in the air. there h

other ar gans are failing and this is the end after eight years of being kept alive. he hasn't talked, his brain has not been alive since the stroke. at this point the family is by his side. they are grieving. a rabi was called. in the next few hours, as the israeli sabbath ends, the weekend in israel. you'll hear a lot of support and outpouring for him and his family and a lot of discussion for his leg assy. form is a state funeral, the first in a decade. ariel sharon will lie in state in the knesse it. there'll be a procession to southern israel to the form. someone of his stature, leg as si. militarily. he'll be buried a few miles from here, but the family said, "we don't want the state funeral." we want him to be buried next to his wife. they'll be buried next to each other on the farm that he loved. the legacy is polar icing. we have a package prepared on what he has done and meant to the state of israel, not just over the last few years, but the last half century. >> it was a moment that defined everything that he stood for. in 2000 in jerusalem. ariel sharon wa

severe frostbite can cause blisters, gan green and damage to tendons, muscles nerves and bones. if blood vessels are affected the damage is permanent. >> the big problem is when we thaw it. you get ice crystals in the cells and it breaks the cells and the tissue is lost. >> the university of chicago medical center treated 17 cases of frost bite. >> for this girl the progress is slow. doctors are confident she'll have a full recovery and hopes her painful experience will warn others. if staying inside is not an option. doctors say any ex-post skin can be susceptible. wear water prove and wind prove clothing and mittons, not gloes gloves. the consequences could be a trip to the hospital. >> 190 million americans, and at its worse point all 50 states saw freezing points, including hawaii. >> a man has been identified killed in an avalanche. anxie anxiety -- anthony sebert, the grandson of peter sebert. it's the fifth death. >> a deadly u.s. military helicopter crash. four members were killed when the chopper went down. a quarter mile area was cordoned off. it went down in a bird sa