will not give a safe passage to asuncion i remember he's just been given asylum by ecuador's. and they've said that they will not give him safe passage now let's get some more insight into the situation in iran judy in a songe as we're joined live from new york when outspoken weekly supporter activists an artist stalky now klug so obviously the asylum decision is a welcomed by a son just supportive but is this real a real victory or more a symbolic one given that the u.k. is still set on arresting a son church. well it's a step forward step backward says the government has blatantly broken. vienna convention. article twenty two. states that the purpose of the premises of the embassy should not be. broken into by the state. the state is our special duty to take steps to protect the premises and even goes as far as to say that the mission their versions and other property and means of transport of that nation shall be immune from search requisition and attach your execution. by that means i believe that they should be getting a storage a free pass to go to work with or no do you

the ballot, given their recent history of having cuts adopted and blocked. it really is anyone's guess. i will say that the second year did not contain state reserve, of course. almost certainly we will have a reduction in year two. there will be choices in the second year, you will be reviewing it again next year. do you want to add money to that reserve in the second year? do you want to manage cuts as they come? if the city's finances are not otherwise able to absorb them? supervisor avalos: do we have that choice about the first year as well? we have had larger state reserves. it just needs to be considered overall. let's given the magnitude of the state budget cuts in terms of our local health and welfare services, set aside it will increase flexibility. supervisor chu: thank you. i know that we had a state reserved in the past, and i think that as miss rosenfeld spoke to, it is difficult to find the subsidies, for child care a loan i think that hsa has worked with different providers to see what the impact would be. so, if the state budget came to be a

we were given a limited time to sleep -- to speak. commissioner: what i am getting, from what i've seen and accommodations that i have read and the packet that we have, there are a number of combinations. -- of accommodations. you have 25 years? >> 25 years. commissioner: i want to be really clear with you that an officer that has served in the way that you have served for 25 years, who distinguished himself by making it to the ranks of the homicide division, too, until this body, and i can speak as a former prosecutor, that it is ok to wait six days when there is an open homicide case to serve a search warrant where there is evidence that could help solve that crime is really hard to figure out given your statement that you met concerns about the search warrant, so i would like to hear from you. i2 about whether you are really making that argument before the commission that it was ok in your experience, in your 25 years experience on the force, that you just got around to it in six days, that it was never on the back burner, that you

given asylum and then send them to the very country that wanting to persecute in the united states so here is an actual international right to get walk out of that embassy get on a plane and go to appledore but as you said and as the british have now. at least threatened they're not going to allow that right so now it's for the peoples of the world and for the nations of the world to come to ecuador support because if they don't this is threatening the entire asylum regime all over the world. you can't any page eric bates and says of the possible assault on the ecuador embassy in london violates the centuries old principles of diplomacy and making british embassy territories a potential target as well. this has been the case for centuries you respect people's ambassadors and their. territory because otherwise you like yourself are open to attacks in other countries and we all know that we don't like that when it does happen when it has happened in places like china and iran in the past and i think this whole thing has got blown out of all proportion we shouldn't be where we are and i

has any interest in doing because once it sets the precedent that you know on any given day that they no longer have the refuge and the sovereignty of their own embassy and it could be removed so quickly and easily and without it i guess. what many may perceive to be a legitimate basis you know it really is going to open up the question as to whether you know embassies on foreign soil or have any protection or you know are are safe or walled off so i think that that's a really big issue i think that they really need to consider that in the long view and and it's going to affect. you know all of the u.k. embassies almost immediately thank you u.s. attorney ackman tall they're sharing your point of view on this ongoing story of janice on just being granted asylum. right beside the sweden that the u.k. and aquittal the country watching the developments in iran decides closely is of course the united states marine i put my i reports from new york. thus far u.s. officials have not made any public statements but we can presume that a lot of discussion is taking place now behind closed doors

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given asylum and then send them to the very country that wanting to persecute in the united states so here is an actual international right to get walk out of that embassy get on a plane and go to apple door but as you said and as the british have now. at least threatened they're not going to allow that right so knowledge for the peoples of the world and for the nations of the world. to come to ecuador support because if they don't this is threatening the entire asylum regime all over the world if you can go into an embassy and then get forcibly extracted by the very country that seeks to send you on to your persecution it's an outrageous and flagrant violation of international law it's not been done before of course it's being done because ecuador is this small country and ranged against it or the u.k. and the united states and they and those countries acting like the colonial powers they at least remain in their hearts if not in fact our swat are trying to swap just hit ecuador around and intimidated let's hope that doesn't happen michael ratner legal adviser to both your innocence

the one and only hearing this body has given to any sunshine ordinance task force referral was at the time of the grand jury report when it was issued and the report said you have never conducted a hearing. i would have a really hard time justifying the fact that in all of the hundreds of hearings, and a few dozen that were referred to this ethics commission, just one was even considered by the commissioners. in open government matters, you have effectively sided with the city and against the citizens in every single case. you can use species ways of dismissing but realistically, can you say that hundreds of citizens who filed the complaints, it gets winnowed down by the task force to a few dozen and referred to you for enforcement and yet, you cannot even bother to consider them? elect a staff dismiss them, and you simply accept it bluntly. -- you simply dismiss them, and discipline except it. -- you simply acceoppt it. you can say, we are try to work on this but justice delayed is justice denied and have dozens of cases that have been referred to this task force which just got dismi

given asylum but still trapped a bridge in the unmoved by at the doors acceptance of julian assange and of the political refugee saying the whistleblower is still subject to arrest and won't be allowed to leave the country. and a row the u.s. hacker group claims is behind an attack on the power of your website and of attempts to silence coverage of julian assange. there watching r.t. live from moscow with me to bomb would say our top story today a russian court has sentenced members of the controversial punk band pussy riot to two years in jail for their protest on to russia's main cathedral the three women were found guilty of hooliganism motivated by religious hatred meanwhile police have detained sixty people outside the court who'd been writing both in support and against the group archies jacob grieve joins us live now from the scene now jacob i've been reading some of your tweets you said that people like this all day blasting away music of course you why have you given mention that there's been some more plus arrests what's going on what are you hearing outside the courtroom at t

when in that -- between $4 billion and $5 billion at any given time. earlier this year, we went out with an informational invitation to all financial institutions, including credit unions, asking them if they would be interested in receiving a deposit of up to the fdic-insured limit. at this time, we're still processing the responses we have got in. i think we have made three, four -- five deposits in financial institutions. a number of them at credit unions -- 1 credit union has responded. we're still in the process of receiving applications. i would be happy to update you as we get more. we have published those deposits monthly in our investment report. supervisor avalos: is there anything those deposits are hoping to leverage in terms of investments they're making locally that we can point to? >> we cannot put strings on those deposits. we encourage them in our invitations to use this money to be responsive to the community. i'm excited that the credit unions, that is really what they do. my hope is to get more of the credit unions to take advantage

however, they have not given any opinion, one way or the other. has the court suggested to you it would take an additional six months or are you just requesting that? >> my concern is that in six months it would be december, right before the rainy season. that and that is a concern of my client. that is why earlier i said hopefully. there are a lot of things that have to come into play. that would be the goal. we tried to give you a best estimate. i do not want to make any misrepresentations here, because some things are outside of my clients control. we anticipate that would give us enough time to get things done. >> this. >> this is not a question, more of a discussion. should i do that now? i wonder if we could uphold the order and then hold it in abeyance, for six months, so i would hope the court would take that into consideration. >> i appreciatethat there is a e for this to end. we have issued now -- this would be the fourth. we have issued three continuances,that there is a dee my, to submit the order to uphold the order and then hold the

to us -- i actually went through every sheet of paper that the city and planning have given me, gone to their office several times to get clarification on how you are charging me, what are these assessment fees for, and therefore, i have given a breakdown, and i would love to give you guys a copy of that just to see from the time of the initial permit that we had it in 2008 than it up on the muni bus hitting the building in 2009, from 2009 until -- president chiu: thank you very much. you will have an opportunity to meet with dbi. you can submit that card to the clerk. thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello. the assistant city attorney filed a lawsuit against us about march 15 of this year. we met with her, and we are trying to cooperate fully with the city. these penalties and fees that the building directors had said to me were included in her lawsuit, so why this is in respect to me, i do not know. we met with the building inspectors this morning, and they suggested i not come here because the penalty will go on our tax bill which is due october 1, so, again, the city attorney

and their next report will be given at our next board meeting.o item f, public comment and consent items. >> commissioner yee? president yee: yes. >> we have a proposal that we change the rules of the board so that the p.a.c. report would be given once a month instead of every meeting so we're going to defer that to the rules committee and will be bringing a proposal. so in the meantime we'll operate that way. so they're planning to report at every other meeting. president yee: thank you. commissioner wynns? for public comment on consent item. i don't seem to have a card for any public comments on consent items. >> ms. solomon appears to be waiting. president yee: it doesn't indicate anything. welcome to the new school year. [inaudible] president yee: i'll help you write it in. go ahead >> good evening, commissioners and superintendent, i'm susan solomon, executive vice president of uesf. there are just a few consent items that i wanted to bring to your attention. one is k-11 on page 21 is the short synopsis. and this is about providing service s

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had given to this performance, if you parceled it out, was about $150.ut we were really excoriated for that one. now, ron athey himself had never applied to the n.e.a. directly. the panel had never had to consider him. so this was blown way out of proportion. the poor walker arts center said, "listen, this is in the bill of fare. "it's very, very far out on the left. "you're right in terms of performance art, "but it is just a few performances "that our community is happy to support, a few people in the community." so in the overall scheme of things, it's what our community wants, and we feel-- so it was a real problem for us. and i kept saying-- and the interesting thing was, at the same time i was touring the united states of america. and i had witnessed-- i had been part of a circle dance in the dakotas of american indians. and one of the circle dance songs had to do with ritual scarification and bloodletting. and we were supporting that through our folk and traditional arts program. so at the same time i was dealing with this modern man, gay man who

so we are looking at th and looking at how awards are being given out and how bonuses are given out. >> all right, i yield back. >> thank you. if other members have additional inquiries they would like to submit to our witnesses, i welcome them. i ask unanimous consent that today's record be kept open for 15 days for witnesses to respond or four members to provide additional commentary to the record. without any further business, i would like to thank the two witnesses for coming today, particularly mr. miller for your cooperation as the inspector general. we are expecting additional answers. i'm sorry you got the short straw today. you are fairly new and the others have either duck or hidden for cover. we will convene for additional hearings when we come back in september. i invite members to participate in the field hearings and i will be conducting that in the hearing. there being no further business on this particular hearing, i excuse and a thank again the witnesses. this will conclude the gsa portion of our hearings today. i will call the meeting adjourned. >> tonight on c-span

i'd say 70 percent. >> for love is truly the greatest gift we are given to share. love's compassion is the glory of life. >> i work in the juvenile department. the mayor asked the liasson from all departments. i wanted to be a part of this history. some parts i wouldn't want to be. this part was really wonderful and a joyous occasion and a long time coming. it's absolutely the right thing to do. to bring 2 loving people together, in helping acknowledge and certify that relationship, i find really wonderful and a joy and one of the most pleasurable things i have ever done in the city in my life. i will be continuing this afterwards >> when i was conducting the ceremony. some of the friends said, now it's real, now it's legal. in other words, they had gotten married before. this time, it's legal. you know, a sanctioned. it was hard for me to get to the end. i was starting to get emotional too. >> it's really one of the most extraordinary gifts to be given in life and that's to participate in a ceremony where you can celebrate the ultimate gift in life and that was fa

half a million was put on reserve and half a million was given to us. of that, $380,000 -- there has been $380,000 worth of grants to small businesses approved by working solutions. none of them have been funded because we have not got the money to them. that actually happened last week. there has been a lot of activity with screening at approving loans. the money should go out or in one day -- in one big tranch. with the other money that will be revolving, it should be enough for the next two fiscal years. what we would propose for the remaining $4 million in proposed budget for loans, we propose to be allocated much differently, to actually hit businesses across a larger spectrum, including grants for compliance construction work and tenant improvement and forgivable loan for tenant improvements where a business stays in operation for between three and five-year spending of love. the other day this businesses that need loans larger than $50,000. we would look for community lenders for that program to find a lender that would hopefully leverage the mon

at this rate given that. i. was. at this point at this point any word with the approximately fifty ninth street all the way down to the battery that there is no location that you can go to on the public street according to recent reports published by the whistle blowing web site that u.s. government is using a highly advanced spy ware to watch its own citizens and ultimately leaving them with nowhere left to hide. now the newly confirmed peace envoy for syria says his main task is to stop the civil war in the country there says the u.n. observer mission there was come to an end amid escalating violence and heavy clashes now being reported in the capital damascus and to the south and of course are claiming more lives in the conflict moscow has voiced its regret that the observers mandate couldn't be prolonged with only a small liers on office left behind to support future peace efforts more evidence as are most of syrian rebels are receiving increased their liveries of weapons from libya brought in. the opposition cla

he said that even if it is given asylum he will not be granted safe passage from the country in turn sweden has summoned ecuador's ambassador calling the asylum decision unacceptable. and i thought there's also been a decision day for another pariah who actually appeared as a guest on julian songes program exclusively here on out see that most prominent human rights activist in the bill who are job has been sentenced to three years in prison for organizing and taking part in illegal gatherings at his town bottom report. there has been a rather different decision in the case of the enemy of the state now below rajab in bahrain he coincidentally met julian asuncion for an interview shown on this channel on r.t. air in may he has however been given a three year prison sentence by a court in bahrain for being involved in and for calling for illegal anti government protests when the sentence was given though he was already in prison serving a three month term for posting anti-government comments on twitter there has been many comments of support from his family and friends but there have

given a son his future is still up in the air months of the week he said it's a makes his first public appearance in months calling on the u.s. to stop hunting down whistleblowers. the diplomatic break the union of twelve latin american countries down by ecuador following britain's perceived threats to doing embassy direct to the sun coming up in just a minute. the u.n. has a new peace envoy for syria says stopping the civil war is now his main task. thousands of syrians flee the country for neighboring refugee camps but jordan with its own lack of resources struggles to deal with the influx more from the jordanian syrian border in just a few moments. and no peaceful post gadhafi libya the new authorities a sweep up thirty two loyalists of a former regime accused of bomb blasts that came a year after rebels took control of the country. you're watching our t.v. live from moscow with me to bomb would say first south america's foreign ministers have condemned to britain's thread to storm london embassy to arrest julian assange on sunday the weekend leaks editor finally made an appearance

to the case in the country's media given how many german correspondents were in moscow commenting on the towards the riot verdict you can check out peter's feed for more updates. in russia police suspect pussy riot sympathizers are behind a series of incidents which have seen crucifixes desecrated in several regions wooden crucifixes like this one are a call in memorial in most russian cities towns earlier the ukrainian protest group theme and performed a similar action in here over the jail sentence given to the russian punk bands they then announced they were going to russia to chop crucifixes and called for others to follow suit. ecuador has scored another point in its diplomatic role with britain offer granting asylum to join us haunch if thirty four member bloc of american nations has declared solidarity and support for the country condemning the u.k.'s earlier threats to storm its embassy in london to get the whistleblower five hours of talks in washington resulted in a resolution to reassert the inviolability diplomatic premises there isn't total unity within the block so the

you right now given everything we. live our lives right countless zero point zero zero at this point any word when her from approximately fifty ninth street all the way down to the battery you are could there is no location that you can go to on the public street according to recent reports published by the whistle blowing web site and the u.s. government is using a highly advanced of spyware to watch its own citizens live in them alternately with nowhere to hide. the newly confirmed a peace envoy for syria says his main task is to stop. the civil war in the country this as the u.n. observer mission there has come to an end though amid escalating violence heavy clashes have been reported in the capital damascus and in the southern city of daraa are claiming yet more lives and moscow has voiced its regret that the observers mandate can be prolonged with only a small liaison office left behind to support future peace efforts and more evidence has now emerged that syrian rebels are receiving increased deliveries of weapon

exactly 100 years ago, women were given the vote in california. the battle for women's suffrage was not an easy one. it took more than 70 years. a woman could run for president in new york. >> organizing this conference, basically it modeled itself on a declaration of independence for women. it marked the beginning of the women's equality movement in the united states. >> at that time, women were banned from holding property and voting in elections. >> susan b. anthony dedicated her life to reform. >> suffrage in the middle of the 19th century accomplished one goal, it was diametrically opposed to this idea. >> many feared it would be corrupted by politics. >> women in the 19th century had to convince male voters that having the vote would not change anything. that woman would still be devoted to the home, the family, that they would remain pure and innocent, that having the vote would not corrupt them. >> support gradually grew in state and local campaigns. >> leaders like ellen clark sgt come repeatedly stopping these meetings -- , repeatedly st

why it's away given a two year jail sentence this are often new. but their reaction to the verdict has also been flocking in from around the world there's been a wave of protests across the globe in support of the punk band with official reaction now coming in let's cross the live to our t's marina park in new york for more on that now marina what's been the reaction from the u.s. and other countries so far. well there's been both political and public reaction over the pussy riot verdict now around the globe and there has been several protests on friday in support of the three russian band members that were convicted of hooliganism paris brussels london and tell of evil are among the cities where demonstrators gathered to denounce the trial and the two year sentencing those that are in support of these three women and members of the pussy riot say that the decision that was made by moscow's court was emblematic of russia's intolerance of dissent on the more political front the u.s. embassy in russia has called the verdict unfair and this russian it

calling him a terrorist given his background given that or if it was i mean we can't talk to him about why he did it but it's reasonable to assume that he did it with the intent of striking there are interesting story people about what religion the people of different colors and the phillies are dangerous there are around the word terrorism when i think we should just be talking about crime is as i said that there's there's been increasing. you know regulation surveillance techniques that are aimed at people who the government calls terrorists you know they try to do this with animal rights activists they probably do it with people who are just you know given money or given what the government goes to for any fruit they call a terrorist that's very dangerous they think the law should focus on actual crime. not what group they belong to or whether they've given aid to or not the government it's a very powerful and dangerous label and i think it's safer to just call it a criminal. right and we're going to have to leave it off their appreciation coming on the show that was dry and already

to determine their own future william hague suggested he's going to offer non-lethal aid he hasn't given specific details of this yet but it does seem like it's going to be intelligence it does seem like there's going to be an awful lot of support announced for the rebels over the next few weeks and of course this comes just after president obama has announced well it hasn't been announced but it has been revealed that there has been a secret plan basically allow the cia to assist the rebels as well the thing i find very striking about this is that there's a real historical amnesia that's taking place among western leaders where they don't really know who the opposition is there are a lot of concerns about the makeup of it. hardly elements there are a lot of people who the west would not like to be dismissed with their stuff into this mentality that they're drawn to help anyone get into power there drove a sports any of the opposition in syria then they would support assad's assad has become this bogeyman just like get out before him and they just see we need to get rid of him and everyt

given what i have just heard, i do not think was postponing this any longer is going to be beneficial to anyone, so i am inclined to uphold the permit and what the process move forward in terms of notice of violation and in terms of allowing the landlord, whom i commend as in terms of being willing to work with this, allowing the property owner to move forward removing the illegal units, and that is my opinion at this point. goo>> i agree with your original comment that we were hoping to see some progress made, so i would like to give both parties props. the mob will move forward regardless to see if there could be some progress made on the tendency, and we are working with the tenant to try to figure out a solution. >> actually, the intent of what we had was to allow some time for this process to occur, recognizing it is not so easy to find other units in san francisco. this case was first heard in february. it is now five months later, and we have not heard of a lot of progress, but i would support perhaps a fixed timeframe in which the appellant needs to know that is as far as this

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[applause] >> given up for sunni. rock, paper, scissors champion. >> what are you going to do now? >> i have been having so much fun. i got my tattoo. before we go, i want to thank melissa alexander for having us here tonight. how did you know san francisco needed a night like tonight? >> thank you for coming. everybody loves the exploratorium. we are reluctant to push the kids out of the way in the day, so i knew we needed to create one evening a month just for the rest of us to have a good time, the adults. >> absolutely. where can we find out what is coming up after dark? >> that is easy, exploratorium .edu/afterdark. >> thank you. thanks for watching >> a lot a ton with the community and we say to ourselves, there is this one and this one. we all compartmentalize them, we have our own agenda. our agenda is to create great work. if you are interested in that, you are part of our community. >> hello and welcome to brava theater. >> we are trying to figure out a way to make a space where theater and presentation of l

. >> she said the company could not be given more money from the government under eu rules appear the company's order books are full, but it does not have the cash to carry on. up to 2000 jobs are at stake, and many more of the art suppliers. and india's largest carmaker has reopened a factory outside delhi. the plant was closed after industrial violence last month over pay and working conditions, which saw employees attacking managers and holding them hostage. >> one manager was burned to death, and several injured. there was strict security at the factory today, which will work at reduced capacity for now. >> hundreds of police and private security guards were brought in to ensure that employees could return safely to their workplace. but amid rumors of mass firings after the industrial unrest, crowds of job seekers gathered at the factory gates. >> we heard in the news they have fired 500 workers and there would be vacancies. that is why we have come here -- to try to get a job. >> there was made him earlier. that is why they want security here. we are a bit scared, but we are not

i mean at this point they say we've given you two years, isn't that sufficient? should we be trying to piece it together? >> i think it matters for a few reasons. first of all, he's had an op-ed saying bain is the reason he would be a great commander in chief. what the documents made clear is yes, he's made a lot of money as a successful businessman but he invested in the private equity funds not open to ordinary investors and ordinary americans. and he'd used -- these funds have used some pretty shady tax-dodging schemes to avoid paying income taxes. one of the funds says specifically the reason it was set up was to avoid paying income taxes in the u.s. that flies in the face of why he said previously when he said why these things were set up. >> john cassidy of "the new yorker" is going to tell me what at this point, given the release of the bain documents, we actually know about mitt romney's finances about his taxes. what is the overall picture that has emerged in the aggregate, even if we can't fill in every detail? >> we know when he left bain he got a comp