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it is slightly ominous given events this morning. these armed men who have taken over the parliament in the government in the crimea, not saying very much. but clearly putting up a russian flag on -- taking the side of russian speakers in crimea. we don't know if these events are linked, but it does seem quite odd that the former ukrainian president who, let's face it, has been denounced all over the place, including here in russia, should sutdly be given airspace on russian television. >> thanks for that update. intriguing. as the polish foreign minister of course said there are now dangerous turns taking place, particularly in what's happened in crimea. more from ukraine later in this program. we go now to the somali capital where a suicide car bomb exploded killing 12 people and wounding others. al shabaab said it carried out the attack. it was outside security services building in mogadishi. we have a reading on the security situation which has seen an increase in attacks suddenly recently. >> reporter: yes, exactly. it has been

and finally, given the quick turnover of u.s. government staff in kabul, we need mechanisms to insure continuous engagement with civil society actors that we have been working with despite the difficulties of the past 12 years, there are a host of organizations that are still interested in receiving sport from the international -- support from the international community. as we mentioned, many of the groups we met with insisted that we work with them. so i'll just end here and add that we encourage policymakers and the community here to refer to our resources, and ultimately, we hope that this can help foster increased civil society engagement beyond 2014. >> great, thank you very much. while all of you are formulating your questions or figuring out how to make them more concise, i will begin -- [inaudible] [laughter] what do you foresee given the american public attitudes, given the political, the political will that's been declining pretty rapidly in washington, the strong likelihood that attention is going to continue to wane

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it's very tough to get that volume right now given some constraints in the labor market, given constraints in the land side, given the economy is not picking up that fast. >> reporter: builders had the least confidence in current sales conditions and buyer traffic. future sales expectations were down the least, but that one is based on visions of pent-up demand and the fact that we are headed into the spring season. >> this is typically the heart of the selling season now. and this is really when buyers are out, when this weather clears i think it's going to allow people to get out to the sales offices and our traffic should pick up again. >> we just love going to open houses. >> reporter: brian and ali cunningham braved the snow in northern virginia to visit a president's day open house. the holiday is the unofficial start of the spring housing season, but many visitors were just kicking the tires. >> we bought at a very good time the first time we bought. now we're just kind of looking around. >> reporter: as home prices rise, confidence is coming back to the housing market. but affordab

gloommospherics are a bit , but some diplomats did not rule out that this might be the outcome given the two sides have been at work for three years. -- at war for three years. buildingt confidence measures ahead of these talks were not in place, the hopes are that the americans and the russians will lean on their respective areas of influence. a senior u.s. official talking to reporters said no one can win this and we must engage for a political solution. russian diplomats are saying the same. the americans and the russians have to find a way to bridge the differences between the government insisting on terrorism first before interim measures and the opposition saying interim structure first before we discuss violence and terrorism. we have to wait and see what they say tomorrow. >> thank you very much. the deadly sectarian violence continues in the central african republic, france announced today it would send another 400 soldiers. of muslims continue to flee for their lives. angry civilians step up their attacks in recent weeks. french forces are working along 6000 african peaceke

i do think it's right to look again at the motoring offenses and penalties that are given. i discussed this issue with the second of state for justice who has already made some proposals and changes in this area and i'm sure he would listen carefully to what the audible gentleman has said. >> the response of -- [inaudible] is the prime minister astounded as i am that nhs wales thinks the chief medical director of england and now the royal college of surgeons are not legitimate? will he work with a leader of the opposition to try to persuade his to get his party in wales to reverse the trouble decision and do an investigation to save lives of? >> i think the honorable lady makes a very important point. you should be respected and listened to by the nhs in wales and i particularly think the point she makes about the royal college of surgeons and what they said today, what they're saying effectively as there are people on nhs waiting list who are dying in with a waiting list is too long because the nhs isn't improperly managed, funded or reform in once. that is a matter for th

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i tried to distinguish how many days past according to the food that they had given to me. they would give me a ham, cheese, bread. they also gave me water, but that water had a very bad smell. the room also smelt of some old damp cloth. i think that this room could have been a boiler room. >> several days later they started to increase the torture. on one occasion i tried to lift the goggles and look at these people. they were always coming in two. i saw voices of other people behind the door, but i couldn't hear what they were talking about. there was much more of them. only two people were coming to me. when i tried to lift the goggles to see them, they beat me on the side and on the back of my head. after that i nef tried to look at them again. >> the interrogations became harsher every day. one more thing. whenever those people were with me, i tried to lift the swimming goggles off my eyes. i once lifted them and in the room in respect always two people. i heard the voices of many more people behind the door, but i could not make out what they were speaking about. howe

given that the u.k. has called into how other countries treat their veterans and high incidents of el health suffered by their defendants, will the prime minister meet with those given we hit a brick wall and given this government have good track record recognizing wrongs? >> i know my hon. friend has consistently campaigned on this issue and i have discussed it with him before and i wrote him a month ago setting out the government's view of this. they frequently stated the position there is no published, peer reviewed evidence of mortality but it is right to go on looking at this issue as i know he will and we will discuss it with him. >> statement. secretary of state. >> here on c-span2 we will leave the british house of commons as they move onto other legislative business. you have been watching prime minister's question time aired live wednesdays at 7:00 a.m. eastern when parliament is in session. you can see the question time again sunday night at 9:00 eastern and pacific on c-span. for more informa

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. >> given this relationship of convenience, as you described coordinating going on, sharing a bit of information and equipment that goes on between extremist elements and moderate elements. >> that is hard to say. ofs is a very fluid kind thing. ,here are 1600 of these groups various fighting groups. they realign themselves constantly. it is hard to make generalized statements. >> moderates were seized by some islamist groups in december. was he involved in that seizure? research tove to see what groups are involved. i don't know off the top of my head. is there anything that was seized in connection with that rate in december that has been subsequently used by any of the extremist groups? >> we do not know. i cannot say. >> iranian nuclear capabilities and the ongoing nuclear negotiations are obviously of enormous interest to this committee and congress. i would like to focus on a different aspect of that, which hasn't received quite as much attention. iran's development of a delivery system that would be capable of threatening united states or our forces abroad. what is the u.s. go

we have done a lot, given there is 4 years of uncertainty, the staff has suffered. you should know in the budget before you, we are still speaking with the budget controllers office and we've asked for $10 million to support the staffing to get back to that 80 percent level. we are at 73 percent now. certainly any analysis by the budget analyst would be helpful. i know there is an initial meeting or

given that the u.k. has called into how other countries treat their veterans and high incidents of el health suffered by their defendants, will the prime minister meet with those given we hit a brick wall and given this government have good track record recognizing wrongs? >> i know my hon. friend has consistently campaigned on this issue and i have discussed it with him before and i wrote him a month ago setting out the government's view of this. they frequently stated the position there is no published, peer reviewed evidence of mortality but it is right to go on looking at this issu >> you've been watching prime minister's questions in the sense.h house of common it airs live on c-span 2 every wednesday 7:00 a.m. eastern and sunday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern and pacific on c-span. the british house of common sense will be out of session for a short week long recess. prime minister's questions returns wednesday, february 26 live on c-span 2 and you can video of past prime inister questions and other br

looking for a return to the on challenge dominance on the range that it enjoyed in decades past and given the country's performance so far in these games that dream could be within reach artes and to farmers in the mountain cluster and he's discussed what's in store with an isa now it down in our soul she studios. sun is a beating down on my back as i speak and that's prompted concerns about the possibility of melting snow but organizers have insisted that everything is fine and all events will go ahead as shared jewel today and that's included the women's downhill which produced an absolute classic we've seen a dead heat between slovenia's tina mays and switzerland's dominic design and that means they will both walk away with a gold medal and that has never happened in this event in the olympics before but coming back to the weather just yesterday temperatures were as high as plus sixty degrees upper rows a plateau where the extreme park is held we also saw a number of crashes in the men's cross-country skiing and some athletes have suggested that this is because of mushy snow when i spo

all this to what we can foresee has north given them or all the necessary means to protect themselves and to prepare victories for. cities and so if you're growing so part of the responsibilities on him as well. as the central kiev have all sorts of weapons in their arsenal the following footage showing how the opposition has become an armed force speaks for itself stones and most of cocktails have become a common sight in the hands of rioters medium. well weapons like cancer polls and bars have also made a comeback their rapidly growing death toll surged when radicals got their hands on real firearms snipers and gunmen now have the center of the capital in their sights but all this evidence of violence being employed by the rioters was not enough to sway western politicians the u.s. state department puts all the responsibility on the authorities imposing travel bans sanctions on some officials this follows similar statements from the e.u.'s high ranking officials on. reports on how the situation in ukraine looks through the eyes of the west. foreign ministers here in brussels have ag

he is trying to set some target for women and that is not a given that either.immigration laws are not a given either. they in japan has done their bit. will they do more? that remains to be seen. fire and hit the target. >> thank you so much for the very latest on japanese gdp. a slick login. the company was registered. we are joined from tel aviv. be the smallest acquisition the google ever makes. we're talking about telephone number acquisitions and this is a company that has no customers and no investors. it has no patents or intellectual property. it was registered two months ago and what on earth are they doing? ofy are buying the brains an israelies from military unit and they have come -- with a way to make logging into websites more secure. that is out a sound almost imperceptible to your phone. sound and hears the it tells the website that you are who you say you are. that is what this company is doing. the spokesperson for google said to me that this is an acquisition and higher. three bright guys are joining fold.ogle float -- that they were becoming

>> well, we think at this point given the impacts of the sanctions imposed already, quite substantial, in terms of the contraction of the iranian economy, unemployment, inflation, ect., and the viability of them for getting access to the foreign rereceivers are substantial. our belief is, our assessment is, we don't know, but i think our assessment would be that further sanctions at this point would probably be counterproductive, but it's important to remember that the iranians understand our government and how we operate, and so in my view, the complete of additional sanctions is more than sufficient. >> all right. and then, finally, relative to syria, what impacts would a more robust training of equipping vetted members of the moderate syria opposition have on the ongoing conflict? could it put additional pressure on assad? >> well, it could help to the extent that we can put through and train for more people who are vetted. that would be helpful. >> thank you. senator inhofe. >> thank you, mr. chairman. we had six things i was going to ask, but i think director clapper answered two

so given all that, given the proximity to the conflict zone given the weather challenges why on earth would you hold the olympics in sochi? and here i think it comes back in a lot of ways to the personality of vladimir putin into the russian political elite more broadly. sochi has been a kind of summer capital for the russian elite going back at least to the soviet period. this was a resort town where a lot of the elite, they would take their families in the summer to go to the beach is where putin and a number of his close associates also own property. and as far as the proximity to the caucasus, i think there's an important note here as well. you have to remember that the instability that we see just down the road from sochi today was very different from how the region looked in 2007 when the games were awarded. at that point the second war in chechnya had largely ground to a close and the wider insurgency across the north caucasus hadn't really taken off yet. so it was a moment when it looked like this area was being stabilize when the worst of the excesses of the previous decade h

there was given to us because we took it. and now we've got to fight you again for something that was already given toys. we don't like that not at all. we want to know who owns the building and who was the right to take if from us. they're taking over 80 percent of the areas waste and we can't even get a fair deal on a job when you look at it from the community. you're pulling people if from oakland and everybody is getting the job in front of the community. i say come on. as they say on 0 sports channel come on man >> thank you for being here today. >> tracy sue. hi, tracy >> thank you for having me here i was appointed for the citizens' advisory council and this was a seat held by alex for many, many years and we have a good professional relationship so i thank him for his many years of service but he's leaving a legacy behind. i've been born in san francisco and been living no bayview and have an background in the environment and running the software age and i am a pollution advocacy and i'll hope e happy to bring my work

he would be given a fair trial.does that mean that you consider that he has committed some kind of crime? >> you know, i have not really delved into that issue. what you just referred to is about as much as i have written. there is a reason for that because i find every week i read another set of revelations, and i read another set of arguments, pro and con, that make me feel one week one thing about him and one week another. >> this idea of traitor or whistleblower? >> clearly, what he has exposed to me in the mega sense is the fact that the technology has gone way ahead of, you know, i think some of both the legal protections and even society's understanding of what it can do on one side. i think what he is also expose, though, there has been no specific case of abuse unless you count listening to angelo merkel's cell phone. someone at the nsa saying, i want to know what my ex-girlfriend is doing. we have had several investigations that have also shown us that. i think it is a very vital case that was inevitably g

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so to the extent we are given direction to do particular community choice aggregation, clean four sf work, we have the financial resources to perform that work. that's the point i was trying to make. >>supervisor john avalos: okay, the system of the rfp could do that work? >> where we are direct to do that work yes. >> by your staff, by your commission? >> yes. and through the joint meeting process, perhaps that's the venue to discuss these items and to come to some sort of agreement as to what the going forward efforts should be. thank you. >> thank you. i appreciate that. seems like a road we've been on before. experiencing a yogi bear moment. okay. we can go to our next item. >> item no. 5. executive officers report. i have no report. oh, i'm sorry, there is an announcement for our public seats are vacant. there will be applications available online, they are available right now on the lafco website for the sitting member and the alternate. we'll be posting a notice on our website. we have it up, right? the information is available. thank you. >>supervisor john avalos: thank you,

we have done a lot, given there is 4 years of uncertainty, the staff has suffered. you should know in the budget before you, we are still speaking with the budget controllers office and we've asked for $10 million to support the staffing to get back to that 80 percent level. we are at 73 percent now. certainly any analysis by the budget analyst would be helpful. i know there is an initial meeting tomorrow and then i'm going to sit down for an intake with the budget analyst next week. >> does that $10 million include equipment as well? >> yes. >> okay. the last time we had a hearing i vaguely remember the number being over that amount. you had mentioned a specific number closer to -- >> 12? >> i don't remember the exact dollars. >> it's was closer to $12 and and we came down to $10. any money is great. what we are asking for is a step to getting back to that 80 percent which is what we've always advocated for. i might be getting ahead, the second part is to analyze strategic planning. also we have asked for in the budget the restoration of an h 40 battalion chief tha

it was not functioning though few details were given.experts believe that its systems were struggling to cope with the abrasive dust on the moon's crust. it was unclear whether the rabbit would even restart after two weeks. today, a breakthrough. it is awake and is medicating with earth. it delighted many in china by making contact with his followers. to see thent you stars here, it said. scientists are now trying to solve the malfunctioning systems from afar. >> in more news from china, giant panda twins that are breeding seem to have made the friends.ual a peacock was visiting him. months of fighting, all is well. today, representatives gathered in london for a conference aimed at halting wildlife poaching. among the attendees with the prince of wales and prince william who have made it their mission to draw attention to the crisis. conservationists say roughly 22000 and elephants were killed by poachers wanting their ivory. that is actually one every half hour. the process has soared due to demand from china. >> africa's treasure unde

today we given over 800 presentation to 5th graders reaching about 25,000 students here in san francisco. in addition the team has developed a variety of fact sheets about environmental topics including water conservation and we distribute information directly to teachers and have these items posted on our website for people to download. we are adding more tips on water conservation. plus when we provide this information, we encourage kids to take the tips homes and have conversation with their parents around how to save water. one of the most successful aspects to get these fifth graders to be fully engaged from the process and from our account it's been a special program in reaching san francisco's diverse family. in addition to those materials, we've also developed curriculum for the sf puc specifically designed for grades 4-6. teachers are able to use the curriculum around water resources and water conservation and the sf puc is distributing these materials to all teachers who are interested in san francisco and also make it available on their website. our water class presentations n

>>supervisor london breed: yeah, i think that given the fact that we do have a draft and there will be input and changes made in order to get us where we need to go, that we shouldn't have to wait until the next lafco meeting in order to move this rfp forward. i do think that as much as we want involvement from puc at this point, we as lafco should take the leadership on putting out there to the public exactly what we are looking for because ultimately we want a comprehensive plan. i think we should maybe allow the chair to give the final say that this is good and we can put it out there once we get our feedback and make the appropriate changes to get it where we need it to go. >>supervisor john avalos: great. thank you. okay. item b within this item. is that miss miller? >> this item will be dropped from the agenda. our mou goes to the end of fiscal year 14-15. we have another year 1/2 on the mou. that was my fault. we don't need to hear that item. >>supervisor john avalos: great. if there are no other comments from the panel. we'll go to public comment. >> good afternoon commissioner

putin has given them a lot to work with. >> i'm wondering if the athletes will be treated differently'm kind of feeling their accommodations are a priority. >> some athletes have gotten good rooms, so. are crammed in. even they -- good rooms, some are crammed in. >>> billie jean king won't be going to the olympics. she was gonna be one of the athletes representing the united states. her mother is very sick. >>> vallejo high school has a new mascot. red hawk. it replaces the old mascot apache. now, many who wanted to keep the apache name felt the school was bowing to political correctness but native- americans and others were offended. >> i think that vallejo high school has done a great thing for the community, not just the native community but the entire community and i applaud them for that. >> the new came goes into effect immediately. >>> and would you eat an ingredient made to use yoga mats? the nasty thing a fast-food chain is taking out of its sandwiches. >>> it's being called a miracle drug. see how it can improve an overdose ,, for over 60,000 california foster children, nigh

and among those people are the people that have given you $5,000 in your congressional campaign. who are you going to call first? >> so your priorities get bent in the direction of money. when you step back and you ask where in the constitution, in the design of our government did anybody ever envision that money was going to have this amount of control in our system. >> the word democracy means people rule. but in this system, it's at least the case that money rules as much as people rule and if that's the case, it's not a democracy. >> even though the framers were pretty bad about race and certainly didn't understand sex equality, the one thing they got was class. they understood the biggest risk was to create an aristocracy. so they insisted that the people meant not the rich more than the poor. we have completely betrayed that commitment. >> this issue is about empowerment. it's about feeling like ideas can move forward based on their merits instead of based on who holds the most power. >> so the incentive inside the fund-raising process is no longer aligned with the institut

here to serve and there are members of our board who serve directly on lafco, but die want to know given the current state of affairs what are some of the things that we are directing lafco to work on and i think that the component that i'm a little bit concerned about which i know that frances did address was extending the term of employment for an additional 3 years given this. i was wondering why we could not consider doing this on a year to year basis. again, i know that discussion are supposed to happen to determine the exact duties and what will be coming out of lafco and then at that point you will be determining the length of time for the employment, but i want to know here at this point why we could not take that on a year to year basis. >>supervisor david campos: i don't know what ms. shea's response would be. from my point it would be very impractical. the scope of the duties determines how much work the person will be able to do. if you have a situation where the process requires lafco to come back every year and we have seen this happen. there are delays and maybe when commi

we haven't given up yet. so, it's actually -- for the green transportation team, it is essential for us to keep our existing team to get some support either from the general funds or from mta. we've also put in a request to the municipal transportation authority. we haven't heard back from the mta yet and our discussions of the general fund are continuing. >> keep us updated. i guess we can -- >> absolutely. >> great. those are the main two things we talked about and i would say come to the operations committee meeting. we get to dive into a lot of programs we're working on. >> just a note on that. the next meeting normally is scheduled for february 12. we had a discussion, and i can't remember if it was at that meeting about moving it to the 19th, which is the following wednesday because we really won't have our budget ready for discussion before then. >> we have to probably wait until commissioner king can do it. >> our budget is due to the mayor's office february 21st, which is the friday. and the wednesda

to duke by the republican star given by a duke to the republican governors association less than a month after the second notice of the same lawsuit and finally do gave a generous donation of one hundred seventy five g.'s to the governor's association which was delivered after environmental groups finally filed a lawsuit over duke's power plant and ten well luckily this despicable revolving door can no longer be hidden in the wake of one of the worst environmental disasters in the state's history and now federal investigation is being launched in mccrory and his dealings with duke energy given this government's pension for corruption i'd be willing to bet that governor corey won't get more than a slap on the wrist for. trying to drive the state into the ground but if the growing support of the moral mondays movement is any indicator i'd say the north carolinians are poised to take back their state. i. millions of americans are dependent on credit cards and that dependence has led to a nation being crushed by debt according to federal reserve statistics the average household owed more tha

on a hill top heavy equipment is waiting to roll in again when orders are given. canada can appropriate land. >> the legislation is harsh and firm. it is meant to allow the federal government to get things done. >> this is king george iii >> an 18th century land title is defended with 21st century tactics, combining social media with protests. all around are remnants of one family's history and generations of land given to them before the nation existed. >> david and goliath - one man verses the canadian military. it's a compelling story. the government is determined to proceed with an it calls a done deal, whatever frank myers or his supporters may say. >> the international olympic committee is yurgeing russia to -- urging russia to finish building in the mountains in time for the games. despite this, it will be the most expensive games, having gone over budget. it's a different ball game to the vancouver olympics. >> the flames no logger leap from the vancouver cauldron, but the city has tangible reminders in the form of sports stadiums, a rail line to the city'

. >> the man fit the general description given by the witness, but was careful not to show his face to the security camera. >> he's always kind of looking down. you don't get a real clear shot of that person on the videotape. the best time was when they came around a corner and started down an aisle. that was the best shot of the person's face on that particular video. >> but where was the baby? >>> >>> ginger hayes and her 11-month-old son, nicholas, were kidnapped from a parking lot in greenville, north carolina. >> this was broad daylight on a saturday morning. nobody expects a crime of that nature to happen in a time frame like that. >> i didn't have any clue what anybody could have done, you know? carjacked, kidnapped, god forbid, you know, murder. >> 45 minutes after the kidnapping, surveillance video showed ginger and an unidentified man going through a grocery store checkout line. >> it gives you that little bit of hope, you know? she's alive now. maybe she'll be alive five minutes from now or an hour from now, et cetera, until you have time to find them. >> but the baby wasn't

that they have been given by the community wasn't good enough. six on the other side, you have the u.s., and the u.s. ambassador to the united nations, who is putting all of the blame on the syrian government. describing it as foot dragging. i think it is interesting as we look at the humanitarian situation, using the same language. it is accusing the syrians of coming up with deals whether lit be for access, or the humanitarian convoys or the deal on chemical weapons. and not abiding by those agreements it makes. >> okay, thank you very much. that's our diplomatic editor at the united nations, ands in rene in the lebanese cubital. thank you, both. >> capital. >> a ukrainian protest leader has been reliving his days in captivity where he says he was beatenned and tortured. more from our european news center in london. >> thank you. to many, desmitry has become a symbol of the antigovernment protests. speaking in lithuania where he has been treated for his injured he had been forced to declare himself an american spy. nadine barber was at his news

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he would be given a fair trial.s that mean that you consider that he has committed some kind of crime? >> you know, i have not really delve into that issue. what you just referred to is about as much as i have written. and there's a reason for that. i find every week i read another set of revelations. and i read another set of arguments, both pro and con, that make me one week feel one way about him and frankly one week feel another. >> like this idea of a trader or whistle-blower. >> exactly. >> and that have gone back and forth myself on that. >> clearly, you know, he has -- what he has exposed to me in the mega sense is the fact that technology has gone way head of, you know, i think, some of the legal protections and even society's understanding of what it can do on one side. i think what he has exposed, there has been no specific case of abuse unless you, you know, account listening to angela marcos sulfone in terms of someone at the nsa saying, i want to know, you know, what my ex-girlfriend is doing. we have

i'm one that believes that these negotiations are to be given a chance to work. there are members of congress who are skeptical. i understand that skepticism. so i say that to make sure that the iranian government understands that the skepticism and many of us who have not been so willing to engage or impose additional sanctions now will be very much ready to act swiftly if the negotiations fall apart or if somehow as the ambassador, your previous guest noted there seems to be an indication that the iranians may be pulling back. we can act quickly at in point in time we need to give the negotiations safement the iranians need to release amir, if they want to be taken seriously, even if they want to be taken seriously as a member of the global community. you mentioned the poster is also in iran, bob levinson has been missing. do you know anything about them. >> i don't. i've been focus said on amir's situation, his family is my constituents. each of the cases are you neeg, the facts are different -- unique. the factsar different in each case. amir is snnt. he's a