go corp. but with respect to iran you gracious providing information impartial information to member states to foresee the date there just isn't the most important thing for me it can monitor the director general of. the day coming up next. how real is it and what good are sanctions so that it's to people who are hurt the most states. wealthy british style the stock. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser reports. more news today. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. corp the day. issue three cretaceous three. three. three. three. free. food free blog live video for your media project a free video dog r t v dot com. welcome back to sophie and co now what's been looking at it on its nuclear ambition with mando the director general of international atomic energy agency israel is the one state most intensively concerned was see it on its nuclear ship

can go corp. but with respect to iran you gratian was providing information. information to member states to foresee the date there just isn't the most important thing for me it can monitor what the director general of. our guests today coming up next. how real is it and what good are sections so that it's to people who are hurt the most states. most of these boys has been couples a lot for violence or theft. but we drove the window climbed in and tried started the dump we pushed it a little way and here we were drunk. and soon who you're an alcoholic nearly all of them are homeless orphans with no money or relatives. why are you afraid to live without me. for a moment but there it felt like i was back in those streets who it is you're going to beat me up at any moment. you know that i turned my back i couldn't help wondering about my safety. isn't a warden he's there the father you could say that slava raises us he makes normal people out of ugly duckling. well the british. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger no h

to go corp nuclear power but with respect to iran you gracious providing information. information to member states to foresee the date there just isn't the most important thing for me it can monitor what the director general of. the day coming up next. how real is it and what god our section is what it's to people who are hurt the most states. wealthy british style holds. on to the. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to name two kinds of reports. the media leave us so we leave that maybe. part of the scene potions to cure the play your party there's a golf. course shoes that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all on politics only on our t.v. . news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china corporations are today. welcome back to sophie and co now what's been looking at it on its nuclear ambition with a mano the director general of international atomic energy agency israe

they're not going to listen to you. >> i've been fighting this at camp lejeune for 12 years. and i'm not quitting. i asked an old commandant of the marine corpsyou know when i'm going to quit, either you do what's right by our people and live up to our motto, or when you pat me in the face with a shovel and blow taps over my dead ass. that's when i'm quitting. >> okay. >> i hate this damn finger pad. >> why didn't you bring your mouse? >> my mouse doesn't work without the keyboard, remember? >> no. >> look here. all previous sampling in and around site 22 indicates petroleum-related products from tanks at this site are the only apparent source of contamination. somebody's ass is in trouble over this. >> we found documents related to a fuel spill that they never reported to anybody. they never even tried to clean it up. we always realized that there was something that the department of the navy and marine corps were hiding. but we had no idea the magnitude. and when we saw that, we said, oh, my god. >> the documents recently reviewed by the press revealed the contamination was far more extensive and deadly than previously assumed. >> massive l

requests authorization to enter into a one-year contract with the san francisco conservation corps in the amount -- >> go ahead. >> okay. item 11 a requests authorization to enter into a one year contract with the san francisco conservation corps in the amount of $285,000 to provide and administer the port's youth employment program. >> good evening, commissioners. elaine forbes, director of finance administration. i'm here with andres [speaker not understood] and [speaker not understood] who worked on this contract. i'm also here with tom carter, the deputy director of maintenance division, ann cochran executive director thev san francisco conservation core, and troy henry who also works with the conservation corps ~ and the representatives from the subcontractor team, jamie fountain from the [speaker not understood] and sales bryant from the a. philip randolph institute of san francisco. so, the item before you would authorize the port to enter into a one-year contract with the san francisco conservation corps to provide paid work experience to at-risk youth to help maintain the port's property areas a

what we're doing here is again in a typical marine corps fashion, we're going to move this forward into a more combined arms event. we have been previously doing the aviation operations but now we do have a robust capability within the one map on the air in aviation site on the ground piece as well as far as we have built in the plan as far as getting dozers, things like that, the logistical piece and making it a more robust exercise. initially what we looked forward to was on the initial capabilities exercise, the initial day, is to build a lot more friction into it. it's working through the orders. what constitutes the approval to enter into action. we can't just go at the call, it has to meet the threshold but we want to be able to attack aggressively and meet the intended desire but, again, we're going to build that within next year's springtime exercise. >> thank you. let's go ahead and move over to a discussion of resources and there's a number of resources that dod brings to bear whether it's personnel or equipment or systems that they have. as i look back to my experience with t

rob by gross man takes away the game winner and so we go to the 11th. carlos corp. ran smashes one off the wall in left center field. jose altuve going to get the green light, and he will score. the a's lose a heartbreaker. that's two-straight losses to the worst team in the league. the rangers come back, beat milwaukee tonight and the a's drop two games back in the west. 15 games out and still bleeding the colors in dc. looking for a little help from his friends but throw is low. a run scored. lincecomb gave up six runs in shiks innings. hunter pen, this a chance to win the game. oh, no. den ard span on his horse and that end it is game with two men on. giants lose 6 to 5. nobody caught a break today. colin kaepernick forced out of town. that is why friday night's game isn't just another pre-season special. >> you know, not a trusted ajent anymore. >> alex smith is now a trusted ajent of the chiefs becoming the fourth 49er quarter bashg to go from san francisco to a starter in kansas city. >> 1994, joe montana proved he still has gas left in the tank. like montana,

i think going through this that the navy and the marine corps, we're used to being in charge whenever we show up and we're not going to be in this situation. i think it's important for us to understand that and we do and i think we, if we were employed in this certainly would understand that particular chain of command and would be able to fit right in and execute as required by the local situation. >> let me reiterate that the local authorities need to know that the emergency managers, the first responders, are there to be in charge to run things in their local disaster. everyone else that rolls in behind are there to enable them to do that, to manage to get back to normal so all the forces that roll in can finally leave. the emergency managers need to remain in control, they need to be situationally aware, they need to be in communicate with their forces they need to understand what assets can become available as they need them. again, they are primed they have to be active and in place and everyone, everything everyone can provide to them, will help in their efforts to contain the

craigslist go live to our special corps isn't -- correspondent in cairo. what is the reaction on the ground to this statement? [indiscernible] there has been no sign yet of any sort of police action. people held that with -- people felt that with such a high- thatle dignitary here, now she is gone i think people felt -- the other thing to raise people's anxiety level. people have been here preparing , so the security precautions around the upper two -- around the perimeter of the city have been bolstered. [indiscernible] they hope to stop any undesirables from coming into the area. a woman grabbed me by the arm and said please tell the world there are women and children here who are all dying in the police crackdown. >> thank you very much for that update. that is our special correspondent speaking to us live from national city. thousands have turned out in defiance of the military order for everyone to go home. they say they will continue with their sit in the until the president mohammed morsi is reinstated. al jazeera spoke exclusively with the head of

what better way to showcase what our united states navy and our marine corps, our sea-going services, bring to the table in an emergency response, but recognize that they also have another mission to do, macon island just came off a 7-month deployment, this is an era when we're pivoting to the pacific. the ring of fire is also in the pacific. over 35,000 on average fatalities a year over 35 billion dollars worth of damage and we see that year in and year out with tsunamis of catastrophic proportions. today the coast guard is dealing with the debris from that tsunami as it comes ashore here in the state waters as well. just it close on admire beeman's remarks, i think it's critical not just the work here at seminar but over a cup of coffee exchanging business cards because at the end of the day it's the partnerships that mufrt endure at time of crisis. thank you to the macon island for this show of force during this third fleet week. >> i'd like to bring up the mayor of the great city and county of san francisco. what a difference he's made as the mayor of san francisco. he certainly h

corps members, we had to negotiate a difference in the contract with larkin. and as elaine said, it is greater than their share over the last four years. so, how the partnership is going to work is the conservation corps is the lead agency. so, we have our own crews of 18 to 24 year olds and they will be doing projects as assigned by the port of san francisco. larkin is a separate subcontractor and, so, they will have also their own crews. they have a separate job training program. and they also serve a younger cohort of 16 to 17-year-olds, which is something else i know that is important to the port. because anyone under 18 cannot use power tools based on workers' comp and california law, they will be doing different projects, but they will be assigned those projects also by the port. we will not have influence on what it is that we're doing or what they're doing. and same with randolph, they will be getting projects directly from the port and be working within the parameters of their program so that it fits with all the other services that they provide. and, so, we are sort of the fiscal agent, if you will. and, so, we would make sure that we're all in compliance wi

corp. >> my grades were not good enough to go into college, so i decided to go to the marine corp. i went to paris island for boot camp, it was fun basically like a little city. we had our own family and they got everything that you need. they got all kind of education, all kinds of questions for leadership. and so it is a real good place to be in the marine corp. >> during his fifth year in the marines, burden took a medical discharge when he was diagnosed with a mental disorder characterized by occasional spells of impaired speech and delusions. >> i hallucinate and disappear from work, a bunch of things i thought was going on inside my head. i decided to go out and go back to my family. >> six months after leaving the military, burden was arrested when he crashed his car into security gates at tampa international airport. >> i thought people were taking me and trying to kill me. so that explains it all. running to the gate. i was trying to get away. >> burden admits taking four casca ecstasy tablets that night, and prosecutors say he had almost 400 in his possession. >> i decide

to be looking off of the parties in these big companies campaign i'm always focused on going to be the cyber corps so a lot these days are threatened by this industry. and that's before. the whole country starts to realize just how corrupt this government really is and i think people are just seeing through the thin tissue of lawyers and the connections with these big industries and it's becoming clearer and clearer got it i think this government is headed hopefully for one hell of a bloody nose come the next election. sparing no effort to get to snowden online for you today the u.k. detains the partner of the guardian journalist who helped edward snowden which is now the most wanted man in earth revealed the n.s.a.'s worldwide spy program. plus a breakpoint is declared legal tender in germany as it becomes the first country to officially recognize the digital currency for legal and tax purposes more on that for you at our teen dot com. there's no relief in sight for the tens of thousands of people living in russia's far east battered by the worst flooding in more than a century water levels have

so i decided to go into the marine corps.ent to parris island for boot camp and it was fine from there on in. the base is like a little city and it's like we got in our own family and they got everything that you need. they got all kinds of education, all kind of courses for leadership. and so, it's a real good place to be in the marine corps. >> during his fifth year in the marines, burden took a medical discharge when he was diagnosed with schizoprenoform, a mental disorder defined by mental spells and delusions. >> i hallucinate and i disappear from work, a whole bunch of things i thought was going on inside my head. i decided to go out and go back to my family and just take things easy. >> six months after leaving the military, burden was arrested after he crashed his car into security gates at tampa international airport. >> i thought people were chasing me. i thought people were trying to kill me, so that explains it all running to the gate. i was trying to get away. >> burden admits taking four ecstasy tablets that nig

going to look in off of the bodies in these big companies campaign i'm always focused on going to be the cyber corps so a lot these days are threatened by this industry. and that's before the whole country starts to realize just how corrupt this government really is and the thing people are just seeing through the thin tissue of lawyers and the connections with these big industries and it's becoming clearer and clearer by the day and i think this government is headed hopefully for one hell of a bloody nose in the next election. coming up we've got a success story gone sour garion farmers say they're being marginalized by e.u. agricultural companies since joining the block what was once a big income source for the country is now restricted to local markets. there's no relief in sight for the tens of thousands of people living in russia's far east battered by the worst flooding in more than a century water levels have already broken a historical record for the region and are expected to reach the peak only by midweek around thirty thousand people have already been evacuated by emergency services and i

that we have a phenomenal day of a tour of the support and they don't know how they're going to top it but the corp army corps of engineers did that on the port and have synergies and perhaps having oakland expand and international trade zone that is beneficial for both sides and other areas in oakland and make senses for the port and they're excited about that and got support from the new commissioner and designee and staff for that idea and the port of san diego is looking -- in particular of light of the america's cup and work they have done and toured the america's cup site and also the exploratorium and are looking at creating an infinity group as a result of the event and a lot of new relationships were forged with the other attendees with the army corps of engineers so it was a very successful effort to try to bring all of us together and what we can do to improve our relationships and activit -- activities with that. >> kapa is meeting today and tomorrow so i will meet them tomorrow in sacramento and i think it's on the agenda, the affinity group idea. thank you very much. >> any new busine

it's easier to shoot the bull with jay than face the white house press corps, ellen including. who is going to ask tough questions because they know the issues. he goes around them. he goes around us all the time and we let them get away with it. >> kelly: i see ellen from time to time at the white house. we are there together. news briefing takes place with the president, do people get around asking questions. >> i do think people ask tough questions. some of the tv people want to get the clip on and send questions in different ways. i do think the tough questions are asked. my view is that any time you can ask questions whether jay leno or anybody that would be good. i have to say political came out -- politico came out with quote of the week he is campaigning to be barack obama again. >> i thought it was the right venue because like i ability is key. when you have a lot of circumstances and lots of stories changing and lots of inconsistencies. hey, guys. you still like me. i am still the guy you voted for. it was a big win. >> kelly: so the president wants to be popular and goes to a pop

be a good surgeon to operate on a ship. >> doctors without borders when i was in the peace corps they would gole and operate with no anesthesia or anything. people do really good work. one more thing -- >> for all our viewers, we thank you, dana. >> i'll represent "the five" well. >>> already time for "one more thing" and roberto is kicking it off. >> big news today for some of you. for the first glimpse of the news of baby called northeast. the child of kenya west and kim carson was born and now this is it. cost $10 million to get this and i don't care. >> wow. for not caring about her, you talk about her a lot. >> by the way it's northwest, kanye west and kim cakardashian. >> thank you. >> so chicks fighting. these are women fighting against one another. it's iraq war vet lara. her nickname is gorilla and she'll be fighting rousy. got it. don't take my word for it. watch this. >> there's that brutal hit. >> find as many judo players as i want to train for me but they won't fight anything like me. >> sat down with one of ufc's most dominating women fighters and current 135 champion rowdy rhon

corps. he has gone over to afghanistan, i went over and saw him there, he was attached to the kabul police chief. i think he's going to have some interesting perspectives about working in the police department in a war zone. lieutenant commander patricia serrano, her assignments have been varied includes working as a immediate vaek core man, a legal clerk and a tqm instructor. she completed a 7-month deployment. captain mike napolitano is serving with the navy's expedition training group. while deployed in 2004, he spearheaded maritime patrol relief efforts toing the 2004 indian ocean tsunami, as well as numerous theater cooperation efforts throughout the pacific and in 2009 captain napolitano reported as commanding officer of the expeditionary training group. this is a fabulous panel and i know you're going to appreciate what they have to say. rear admiral, i think you'll start. >> first of all on behalf of the chilean navy i would like to thank so much to san francisco fleet week, particularly to admiral gary roughhead for being invited to participate in this senior seminar. it's a privilege for me to be here and

be a good surgeon to operate on a ship. >> doctors without borders when i was in the peace corps they would gojungle and operate with no anesthesia or anything. people do really good work. one more thing -- >> for all our viewers, we thank you, dana. >> i'll represent "the five" well. [ male announcer ] these days, a small business can save by sharing. like carpools... polly wants to know if we can pick her up. yeah, we can make room. yeah. [ male announcer ] ...office space. yes, we're loving this communal seating. it's great. [ male announcer ] the best thing to share? a data plan. at&t mobile share for business. one bucket of data for everyone on the plan, unlimited talk and text on smart phones. now, everyone's in the spirit of sharing. hey, can i borrow your boat this weekend? no. [ male announcer ] share more. save more. at&t mobile share for business. ♪ at&t mob i don't know.business. how did you get here? [ speaking in russian ] look, look, look... you probably want to get away as much as we do. with priceline express deals, you can get a fabulous hotel without bidding. think of the ru

we have operations going on with operational airplanes at marine corps air station yuma as well as nellis air force base, edwards air force base. we are at the uss ross today on the east coast of the united states doing short takeoff and vertical landings with the f- 35b. we have eight countries under contract to buy the f-35. this is an airplane that is continuing to progress. we continue to do flight tests. we are dropping munitions out of the airplanes today. air-to-air missiles. we have our laser guided bombs. they are precision error-to- ground weapons. -- air-to-ground weapons. those are being dropped off of f-35 today. we are increasing the production and dropping the price.we are deploying the airplane to many locations. we believe the f-35 is progressing toward initial operating capability for the u.s. marine corps. we our focused on doing that in 2015. host: 2015 is when they will be ready for war?or some type of mission? in 2015, the united states marine corps has declared that is their targeted initial operating capability. we have an operational squadron. there are jets landi

take the most important things and dump them and i'm going to keep all my fat, i'm going to keep my bloated officer corpsm going to keep between 30 and 50% overhead in the departmentive defense, i'm going to keep on paying 200 million for coffee, i could care less about the areas where i should be cutting, but i'm going to tell you that if you cut my budget i'm going to take out all the muscle. that's what we're going through right now. on aircraft carriers. it's a perfectly reasonable proposition that we should be operating fewer of them. their time is passing. they're more likely targets in a high intensity war, than the usual as -- a usable asset. they won't be going anywhere within range of the streets of taiwan if there is some hypothetical high intensity conflict with china. the navy or at least the smart parts of the navy know perfectly well that we don't have the defenses that can keep a carrier battle group afloat in the face of sub marines, antiship cruise missiles, and the other kinds of more hyped missiles that the chinese, russians have developed. it requires a lot of rethinking of how we go

going away? >> i think the reason he did it is to appease the white house press corps who feel like they were disrespectedgoing on jay leno and actually made news. he made news about terrorism on a comedy show. >> i think they ask better questions than the white house press corps. >> and the nicest thing he said about putin was, we don't have a bad relationship. yet he called him the kid had a slumps in the back of a ram in a classroom. is that what you say to a peer? >> he's right though. >> what did you think of the metaphor that he used when he was -- should america trust the nsa and what they're doing? he compared to it doing dishes. >> that was no good. he struggled when he goes off the cuff sometimes. he was talking about the elephant with the legs. it was a lot of things. i was like, that was not the most effective metaphor. the point is that we do need more information about this and i'm glad that he put forth four things. whether or not you agree that those are the best four ways to tackle this, at least they're trying. >> but brad, let me ask you this. he goes over the surveillance programs. the

corps. only it was just a recreational league. now the ncaa says he will maintain full eligibility for four years. go rhodes. >>> here's more military bravely. a shoulder jumps 217 feet from the liberty memorial. this was a tribute to the upcoming world war i centennial. then there's colombian diver orlando duke. he leaps 75 feet from a helicopter into new york harbor. not sure how he smelled after. and he did this to promote the cliff diving world series which should be fun. >>> don't tell these 195 flyers fans hockey season is over. oh, no you don't. they were in philadelphia to watch logos on the ice get painted over. they had some time. they want to break a record for

so again, if you're going have the press corps out there on the links while you're playing golf, you should be a little more circumspect and retrospective about what the second and third order effect of a picture like that could be. >> they did release one where it's me -- the national security adviser susan rice, they did release that one to the media, which was, you know - >> which one is going to get the most air play. >> yes, look. when the american people are looking for jobs, and when they know that sitting on the horizon is a continuing resolution and the debt ceiling and they all went on vacation rather than dealing with it, although they did take care of the exemption for themselves on health care with the president participating with the issuing the rule, opm issuing at the president's direction, you would think this would not be the message. >> again, i don't know there's a rule that says everyone has to leave washington, d.c. for five weeks in august. before i was even sworn in, i wrote a letter to the majority leader, eric cantor saying my evaluation of your calendar say

an entirely new generation of truly no oil and natural gas extraction oil companies like de corps of a no go set their sights on the senate barbara channel which was also the site of a catastrophic oil spill back in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine two hundred thousand gallons of crude spread across the channel and on to the nearby beaches the black mass killed thousands of animals and sparked the modern environmental movement walking down this sandy paradise it's difficult to believe that this used to be covered in black sludge and that this beach was littered with dying and oily birds decades after the infamous santa barbara oil spill this pristine piece of coastline is once again the focus of some controversial extraction methods for i can involve pumping water sand and chemicals into undersea shale and sent formations some of the fracking fluid is treated and dumped in the ocean under existing law we don't know what those chemicals are because of the. it's called trade secrets which is basically their secret sauce confidential business information brian said he is an attorney for th