commissioners the group 3 appeals are submitted. >> their subsequentially drift from the first 2 groups. i'll add with regard to the 5 will 85 issue i still feel that it's noted positive here i'm not persuaded by the argument of the appellant for the reasons stated in the dpw brief i don't think there's ann been a violation so i guess i'll have the same motion to deny the appeals >> okay. so for those 3 group appeals the vice president 0 denies the appeals for the permits were appropriating denied sxhun. commissioner hwang commissioner president lazarus. and commissioner honda >> okay. so that motions passes 4 to zero. >> i'd like to take a 5 minute break. >> okay. we're going to take a 5 minute break. >> we're going returning and we're calling four cases. at the 1335 mission street and mr. george you have 3 minutes to present our case. >> so i'll be brief so the hearing officer found that on december 4th, 2012, at&t submitted it's police station there wasn't a hearing scheduled for more than a year until january the 6 of 2014. i have taken looking at the status it says a local entity s

>>> the google bus controversy came to a head at san francisco's city hall with a number of groups appealing the decision to allow the program to move forward. not for the commonly cited reasons of inadequate taxes. they are taking issue of environmental impact. if it sounds farfetched, it is. >> it should not happen because it is unfair, unjust. >> i like them, they are not the enemy. the problem is ceos getting sweetheart deals in city hall. >> reporter: in the hallways of city hall, talk of taxing the rich, corporations and people over profits. inside chambers is a different story a legal battle over the environmental quality act. >> before government takes action, you have to be fully informed and analyze the environmental impact. >> yep, you heard that right. protests of it. it may strive to highlight inequality. the green lighted shuttle program says the issue is green. what are your impacts about the environment? >> specifically, when you impact a large transportation system, you are looking at environmental impact. >> reporter: like what? >> when you slow down, you are increasing idl

group. do you have milk to add >> i concur. >> so there's a motion that i commissioner fung to deny the appeal so the permits were correct. >> commissioner hwang is absent. >> commissioner honda and commissioner honda that motion carries four to zero we're we'll move on to group be 3, 194 randall street and the next at the 210 randall street and next on ralph street and next on buchanan street we'll once again begin with the appellant you have 5 more minutes. >> i'm just going to briefly walk through the basis denies. the basis of the hearing officer denial for 194 on randall street he ordered at&t to consultation additional outreach after it was reported it the only site that would meet the technical requirements is the only location. after the appeal the hearing officer did understand on the basis that at&t did not full f fully comply that at&t work with the community the only finding in the record that he used to support that was at&t if provide the names of the attendee did he see prosecute the additional box walk that the department itself attended. and finally on 620 buchanan the hearing

concerns i have regarding that thank you very much for the decision >> any other public comment only group 3 appeals. seeing none, we'll have our rebuttal. 3 minutes >> so i just ma'am, vice president briefly would like to speak to our earlier question of the timing of little scheduling the hearings for randall street at&t originally submitted it application in january of he will 2013 it would ultimately a decision unify november 2013 that's a 10 month gap and through the similar gap for 210 randall. this was early in the process of at&t going out and, you know, attempting to give notice and apparently what happened is at&t assumed that the department was going to comply with the s m f order when required that the hearing be scheduled within thirty days and inevitable we saw that the hamburger weren't being scheduled that's the point we that had the meeting that was talked about much earlier. for 336 randall street the >> what. >> 336 walter the application was filled in 2013 and it wasn't an ultimate decision for 10 months. it took days the application was filed in may and not a hearing until novem

language and the messaging of the nra's leadership and gun owners of america and other groups, constantly appealingo fear and paranoia and stirring up anger. there's a susceptible minority of gun owners who are listening and i think this is partly the result of that. >> shannon, when you talk about being targeted, your actual personal phone has been called, right, with threats? >> absolutely. you name it, twitter, facebook, e-mail, phone, letters to my home, people driving by, but the point i want to make -- >> stop there for a second. people driving by? >> absolutely. >> doing what? >> just looking at my house and what my address is and in general being intimidating. but mark was talking about the susceptible minority. i want people to understand that they're being invited by, for example, senate senator craig estes in texas to testify in favor of open carry. a state representative here in indiana who is outraged that i testified against guns in schools has taken to facebook to bully me on our facebook page an his own personal representative page. that's why we need people to stand up and say this

i believe that this particular appeal would have been grouped with another group had it not been with conflict of interest we subscribe to all the other argument in supporting the dpw denial of this appeal. at&t has skuds have said they wouldn't like to have been here we ask why. at&t would appear to have changed course in a split second and decided they do not want to pressure the agreement we all came to this was documented 0 that they apply for an alternative will site i see that at&t did apply for an alternative site and possibly requested dpw to not go ahead with that site if that's the situation their tarnish transmittal decided to arbitrate the agreement where they arbitrarily decided to apply for an excavation and we've got to explanation their b.a.'s their arguments on a false illegal presumption because most of them are rebuttal and in our letter which was referred we take issue with each and every argument they make in their brief but you have this letter as part of our package. i think in short that the hearing officer had every right to make the recommendations that she d

i don't know if what rich just said about the different groupings and different appeals and qualities of the candidates. and margins are slim enough that the power of the candidate can over come that. at some point it broke and there is uniting and dividing. it would be hard for hillary clinton to say i know what is wrong with washington and i know what will fix it. simply because she is a fixer of washington. >> and she's been in cha ppa qua a couple of years by the time the campaign gets unway. barak obama, rich, came in 2007 with a thin resume and got elected and reelected. does all of this is a, it is more about presentation than pleasment? >> presentation is important and the general mood and president obama's lack of experience played in the theme of hope and change and being different. and i would think, jon, the entire republican presidential field should be encouraged about the poll. the guys in a senate on the motto of barak obama and governors who are looking at running. and none should be descouraged and should be encouraged by the poll here. >> thank you, jon. >>> she was

was scheduled to be put to death when state what his attorney said as well a civil rights group more appealing to have the procedure delayed lawyers representing the forty six year old inmate say he suffers from a rare medical condition that causes a weekend and malformed blood vessels as well as tumors in his nose and throat the concern is that buffalo will end up experiencing prolonging suffering during the killing suffering similar to last month's botched execution of oklahoma inmate clayton lockett a typical execution should take no more than ten minutes but after lockett was injected he endured pain for forty three minutes before suffering on massive heart attack witnesses say locket was withering around even telling doctors something's wrong the a.c.l.u. has filed a petition requesting. buck up coming at six you should be delayed until an independent investigation surrounding the drugs being used can be completed pharmacies are not regulated in the same way that traditional manufacturers are and there is fender i think emanation problem with some of the drugs that come out of the compoun

they're thinking they're appealing to a group that cannot prove this by any -- you can say oh the consensus is -- 97% of the scientists say, oh, we have global warming. well, then if they were so right then, why were they wrong about the polar icecap? why are they so wrong every time they get a consensus. consensus doesn't make it right. >> nine of the ten hottest years on record have been in this century. we're only 14 years ito it. you don't think global warming is for real? give me a break. >> do me a favor. can you put up that screen of the polar icecap and this is directly from a weather satellite. the polar ice has increased between 2012 and 2013 by 50%. 50% and they're calling that a full icecap recovery. we'll have to leave it right there. you can continue the conversation on twitter. the trend is your friend. #cashinin. carmine writes we're all frozen to death today by 1975 science. icecaps grew by 50% last year. anded to says problem climate change crowd has, as soon as they say something is definitive, nature proves them wrong. >> coming up, a record not to be proud of. the perce

. >>> within the last 30 minutes a federal appeals court handed down a ruling that clears the way for same-sex marriages in oregon. a national group opposed to sake marriage asked an appeals court to block a nerl judge's impending deal sigs striking down a statewide ban. the court reduced. the judge is -- refused. the judge is expected to publish his ruling. once he says, same-sex marriages could begin immediately in oregon. 17 states and the district of columbia have legalized same- sex marriage. >>> he's been called america's force. but there was debate whether -- america's best horse, but there was debate about whether he could wear nasal strips. >>> rosemary will be here to tell you how long the cool pattern will last >>> new details about a major decision regarding the california race horse attempting to win the triple crown. today, officials with the belmont stakes announced the california chrome will be allowed to wear nasal strips during the race in three weeks. on saturday, california chrome won the preakness stakes. if he wins at belmont, california chrome would be the first horse since 1978 to win all three races claimi

this is one of most interesting appeals but i represent a group of 25 neighbors that live around the green street garbage that's an automobile body garage only for parking. it's for a new water system and heat detect our we suspect something is being done the plans for example, don't show the spray boothd that's been heat by neighborhood we actually decided to withdraw the appeal no since fighting over nothing about the appellant attorney said this permit is used to entitle the spraying. i was national fy naturally shocked the permit holder cancelled the meeting. on a related note i'm told the dbi inspectors can't getting get into the garage. this appeal is simply this permit is for a fire sprinkler monitoring system that has two restrictions the first is a fire permitted sprinkler and if the system is going to monitor the spray green booth neither have a permit the sprinkle system had a permit but the permit was cancelled. this permit depended on on the integration but those prerequisite systems don't exist. i directing your attention e direct your attention to the permit holders h.

this is one of most interesting appeals but i represent a group of 25 neighbors that live around the green street garbage that's an automobile body garage only for parking. it's for a new water system and heat detect our we suspect something is being done the plans for example, don't show the spray boothd that's been heat by neighborhood we actually decided to withdraw the appeal no since fighting over nothing about the appellant attorney said this permit is used to entitle the spraying. i was national fy naturally shocked the permit holder cancelled the meeting. on a

group. >> thank you. i apologize i'm going to be repetitive. all the 3 appeals have the same fact scenario i'm going to go through the finding that the hearing officer made wards to york street. so at&t submitted it's application on april 5th the hearing was not scheduled for 7 most it occurred on september 13th which obviously violates the public's code requires the city take action between 5060 days. ms. fong told the hearing officer that the at&t application was in appliance with the public works code. at the hearing no persons testifyed in opposition to the proposed installation. at&t told the hearing officer that they conducted a box walk and no members of the community attended but at&t met with the arts commission the arts commission have concerned concerns about the proposed location an alternative location was identified on york street and 24th street and the hearing officer was informed by at&t as that was in the other part of the cluster on lions street that this other alternative location was acceptable. the hearing officer recommended that both of t

does hhs have a working group to address medicare appeals? if so, has hhs crafted recommendations to solve the backlog issues going forward to? >> yes. as you point out there isn't hhs wide workgroup to address the backlog. cms is part of that. we are in the process of coming up with recommendations. i don't believe there are finalized yet. >> what is the timetable on that? >> i think we could brief the committee on the very shortly. >> thank you. i now recognize ranking member mcdermott for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. from a patient standpoint you walk into the emergency room, or whatever, and you get put in one of these statuses or the other. does it make any difference to the patients, to the beneficiary which status they are put in as to how they are treated? >> as to how they're treated, not for me benefit perspective? >> yes. i'm talking how they're treated as a patient. >> i would hope not. i would hope the patient is receiving all the services they need that are medically indicated. >> so then the difference is in the pa

they carry his being very hypocritical which is the norm if i am busy but also i think is appealing to i'm two groups here on sunday the domestic non policies in america have turned against the obama administration. they see him get to see if you have taught me a very weak foreign policy so the festival said that a mayor says to me. we are taking a very tough stand against on the russian by finger under the impression this honor. russia is just another country that a skin color and the bully into behaving as it's cold out that the economic war for the ways dunbar said the dividend cut bangs. and also that the actions with the being and is taken by me some members in surrounding russia arson a clear message to russia to get it back or will come up to the men's team bosses from angels full run not in the us and also finalize plans to prop up the egyptian on the with a dozen apache helicopters and the hoffa billion dollars but it seems that isn't dissension in the ranks the us senate saying ta da foreign aid says. cason hideaway on the lead me and with all the details that just a click away on the dot c

the group that lost the court decision has filed an appeal. >>> now, back to that tragic story at travis air force base. during the show. a pilot lost his life. we go to fairfield where the officials wrapped it up moments ago. >> reporter: that is right. 85,000 people attended this air show today and many of them witnessed that crash. now,. [indiscernible] they say the crash killed an experienced civilian pilot. he started flying at the age of 16 and started performing at air shows about 25 years ago. let's take a look at the aftermath of the crash flames, black smoke, pouring out of the aircraft. the witnesses say the crash happened away from the spectators and ended an open field, the crash did not hurt any spectators. it was 2:00 in the afternoon that the accident happened. during the thunder, the expo held here at the travis air force base. now, here is the kernel, describing the maneuver, the pilot was performing it when he crashed. >> he was performing a maneuver where he was inverted, cutting a ribbon, i can not give you the details of how high that ribbon is. or was. but, i will

is expected to vote today on the president's nomination david j barren to the federal appeals court judgeship. a group of liberal senators said they would fight the nomination unless the memo was made public. >> the american pastor held prisoner in iran has been beaten in a hospital. pastor ab dini was in iran building an orphanage when he was arrested just for being a christian. he spent the last two months in the hospital recovering from injuries. he was dragged out of a hospital bed beaten and taken back to that very same prison. american law and justice has been trying to secure his release. >> john kerry in mexico today. he is being urged to do everything he can to get mexico to release u.s. marine andrew tamaresi. he is in prison after accidentally driving into mexico with three weapons in his vehicle. while secretary kerry's visit to mexico is to discuss trade, education and security, he is being urged to also focus on him. >> you talk about relations with america, obviously detaining young men that take a bad turn and get stuck there he ought to help with that. if mexico wants to be good neigh

group's leader, mohamed yousef. boko haram does not have widespread appeal. >> boko haram is a fringe movement, it is a terrorist group which has assassinated muslim learned men, it has terrorized communities and it is a small group relatively speaking but it casts a large shadow. >> this month's mass killings and the kidnapping of school girls are the most recent teefnts in a series of -- events in a series of bold attacks. nigeria surpasses south africa's wealth, boko haram is based in the poverty stricken north which is mostly muslim. in 2010, boko haram engineered a prison break which freed more than 700 inmates. the next year it launched a suicide attack on the united nations credit outpost. and blew up a bus station killing nearly 100 people. boko haram has a credibility problem and so does the nigerian government. >> the biggest issue ask credibility. boko haram started out and preyed ton grievances of northern nigerians. they tried to fill a gap in which the government was not seen as credible or worthy. the problem is the nigerian government did not manage to step up and fill that void. >> reporter: most of b

. >>> two environmental groups are appealing a ruling for areas of development.is called earth justice and filed appeal on behalf of the sierra club and claims the regional planning agency failed to analis the negative impacts on air and water cality. >> it will -- water quality. it will be built in the tahoe basin. >>> lakes have been ranked among the bath masters last week and clear lake took number 2 of big bath. >>> others made it onto the top 50. malone lake and lake orville and surgent bay at lake michigan came in at number 1. >>> best cyclists are getting ready for a eight day track through california. this is the starting of the amgen tour. >> this is in oakland. star command, i'm detecting increof happiness. ...and the speed readings are off the chart! paradise found! luscious locks! great glittering galaxies! the happiest place on earth keeps getting happier! this summer with a disneyland resort room and ticket package you get the time you need to enjoy it all. there's no end in sight! i'm going to need more time. . >>> they feature a young couple and p

group. historian juan cole says, boko haram does not have widespread appeal. >> boko haram is a fringe movement. it is a terrorist group which has assassinatemuslim learned men, it has terrorized communities, and it is a small group relatively speaking. but it casts a large shadow. >> its latest move kidnapping hundreds of school girls and destroying the building, is a latest in a series of crcialg being movements. surpassinsurpassing south africe wealth is centered in the south, boko haram is centered in in the north. in 2010, boko haram engineered a prison break that being freed 700 inmates. last year, boko haram was accused murdering 65 school boys. in april, fighters again targeted abuja, blowing up a bus station had killed nearly 100 people. middle easting historian juan pierre says boko haram has a credibility l problem and so does the nigerian government. >> they tried ofill a gap where the government was not seen as being credible or worthy, obviously it's lost that reputation since then but the problem the nigerian government did not manage to step up and fill that void. >> in the past

that group asked the ninth circuit of appeal to stay the decision so someone could get in and act as defense in the lawsuit. in a matter of 45 minutes before judge mcshan's ruling they said "no," they are not going to stay that. the same organization has to be involved. they have no legal standing. so struck down as unconstitutional. >> there's a state where it's been put in place, but with no one to defend the law that's not the case in oregon. >> reporter: i would think not. the one organization asked to be involved. that request was turned down. there was a request of the 9th circuit court of appeals, the national association of marriage, and that was denied. they have no legal standing to be involved. >> allen schauffler covering the story. >>> russian president vladimir putin says he has ordered troops deployed near the ukranian border to return to their home bases. the united states and n.a.t.o. says they have seen no major withdrawals. vladimir putin called for the redeployment. we have more from moscow. >> reporter: for months they've been a threatening appearance on the ukra

appeals. cms must be part of the solution to solve the backlog. does hhs have a working group to address medicare appeals and has hhs crafted recommendations to solve the backlog issues going forward? >> yes, mr. chairman. there is an hhs-wide work group to address the backlog. cms is part of that. i'd be glad -- we're in the process of coming up with recommendations. i don't believe their finalized yesterday. >> what's the timetable on that? >> i think we could brief the committee fairly shortly. >> thank you, mr. cavanaugh. now recognize rank member dr. mcdermott for five mints. >> thank you, mr. chairman. from a patient standpoint you walk into the emergency room or whatever, and you get put in one of these statuses or the other. does it make any difference to the patient to the by-we, which status they're put? as to how they're treated? >> as to how they're treated front a benefit perspective? >> i'm talking how they're treated as a patient. i would hope not. >> i would hope not. i hope patients receive all treatments medically needed. >> so the difference is in the paymen

pro-russian groups are calling for peacekeepers to appeal to moscow to send troops. >> seven military opinibservers taken over a week ago >> reporter: on a roadside north of donetsk, they embraced freedom with an over powering sense of relief. a carefully choreographed handover. >> you can't imagine. it's happiness, deep relief. the situation was really tough. the last two nights, as we saw the situation developing, every minute gets longer and finally, with the cooperation of all of the key players, it went perfectly. i thank you very much. >> reporter: the men looked calm but tired. the tension of their captivity and the nerves as their freedom came closer was obvious to see. they had been detained by the self-proclaimed mayor of slovyansk. the released men said he had kept his promise to protect them from harm. diplomats said any other outcome was simply was thinkable. >> taking people working for international organizations as hostages is unacceptable. so it was extremely important to get through this mission. >>reporter: the next was made more intricate by the military offensive

the department's responses to the concerns raised by the appellant can be grouped into two primary points as outlined in the appealponse. to summarize the points, i will address despite [speaker not understood], the fmmd adequately recognized the impact relative to parking and found that the project would not result in any significant impact with respect to parking or transportation. and despite appellant's a sr.tionseses, appel apt's due process rights were not violated during the 2012-2013 planning commission hearing. it asserts the project with respect to parking had not been adequately analyzed in the smmd and raises concerns about a loss of availability of on street parking in the project site vicinity. at discussing [speaker not understood], the project will result in a shortfall generating parking demand of 8 spaces and long-term demand of 16 spaces based on the planning department's analysis impact guidelines for review. it will not result in shortfall that will create hazardous conditions [speaker not understood] bicycle or pedestrian, or proposed park, parking demand [speaker not understood] and parking

appealed. two separate demonstrations are planned from opposing groups. one group supports the decision and another is not supportive. >> it is very upsetting that the flag, an american, a positive american symbol of freedom was banned. >> it is better to come out at cinco demayo and not as an american protest. >> the students released a video that was posted on the unified school district facebook page showing students visiting choose rooms to talk about this incident and respecting different cultures. some wanting in to do with the protest planned by adults who are planning on showing some daughter by wearing the school colors of green and gold. expect to see extra officers on the street in san jose especially downtown and on the east side from now through tomorrow morning. police want to make sure cinco demayo celebrations do not get out of hand. they were out in force patrolling the streets last night, with violence and vandalism marred past celebrations in downtown san jose. officers made at least one arrest related to the festivities. d.u.i. law enf

group's founder mohamed youssef. are juan cole says boko haram does not have widespread appeal. >> boko haram is a fringe movement, it is a terrorist group which has assassinated muslim learned men, terrorized communities, and it is a small group relatively speaking. but it casts a large shadow. >> reporter: this month's mass killings and the kidnapping of school girls are a series of bold attacks on since and government force he. nigeria, is the largest economy in africa, surpassing south africa, boko haram is baste in the poverty stricken north, which is mostly muslim. the next year, it launched a suicide bombing of a united nations building in abuja, the capitol. last year boko haram was accused of murdering 65 school boys. in april, fighters again targeted abuja blowing up a bus station that killed nearly 100 people. middle east specially jan san pierre says nigeria has, an" crisis and so does boko haram,. >> the government not being seen as incredible or worthy. obviously it has lost that reputation since then but the problem is the nigerian government did not step up and fill that void. >> most of boko haram's

group of 36 people charged with crimes. >>> a second person has died in istanbul after violent protests overnight. the unrest comes just ahead of the first anniversary of nationwide anti-government demonstrations. istanbul's governor has appealedalm. security officials in egypt say the leader of an al-qaeda-inspired group has been killed. he died in a drive-by shooting along with three of his associates. the group has been behind a series of attacks on security forces since the army deposed mohammed morsi in jewel. >>> the trial of three al jazeera journalists have been delayed until july 1st. they are falsely accused of conspiring with the outlawed muslim brotherhood. peter greste's parents have expressed frustration. >> we have made disappointingly little progress so far. it's almost beginning to look as if the attempts to grind us down are succeeding -- [ inaudible ]. >> yes, and that's not just ourselves as a family, but the efforts of a lot of other people. >> helplessness and frustration like you wouldn't believe, you know? >> yeah. >> i guess a certain amount of anger as well. you know? you can't help but feel angry over this whole thing. because it's so unjust and unfair and everything else. i know that there's a lot o

group. a historian said they do not have widespread appeal. >> it is a terrorist group which has assassinated muslim learned and terrorized communities. >> it has taken bold action against civilians and the government. nigeria thanks to oil is now the largest economy in africa, surpassing south africa. wealth is centered in the south. boko haram is based in the north, but launchings attacks wherever it can. in 2010, they engineered a prison break freeing 700 inmates. the next year, it staged a suicide bombing of united nations building in the capitol. last year, boko haram was accused of murdering 65 school boys. in april, finders again targeted a bus station killing nearly 100 people. mideast analyst says boko haram has a credibility problem, and so does the nigerian government. >> the biggest issue is credibility. boko haram in the mid 1990's started as a group to preyed on the grievances of northern nigerians. they tried to fill a gap where the government was not seen as credible or worthy. obviously, the nigerian government did not manage to step up and fill that void. >> in the past, one

. >> a group of students who want to form a club is vowing to appeal have it was special recognition the university of notre dame. the aims are too similar to those that already exist. the group disagrees reedi. on the facebook page it says "we aim to build up a network of students around indiana that will unite in favor of child oriented policies especially regarding marriage. we reject the views the young have decided to redefine marriage." local school said notre dame has denied nearly a third of club applications for being too similar to other clubs. i guess there is that, maybe this isn't specific to this club's cause, but it certainly raises suspicion. >> out of all of the universities, you think notre dame would embrace it. you have this pushback maybe for traditional marriage from college kids, and it was not embrace. i am somewhat surprised it is not done. i don't know about others that were rejected. >> they said they have other clubs like that. it is an iconic institution, give them the benefit of the doubt. >> there are power in numbers. 69 members, sleaze students have b

he didn't appeal above the heads of interest groups. i think he missed a real opportunity to be a centrist. this entitlement issue, the entitlement problems are not insoluble. they are not dramatically huge. if he had looked at those, looked at retirement ages, he could have carved a position as a very far-reaching, farseeing figure. far too much he is shifted to the left, or listened to until -- to intensely to interest groups within his own party. >> thank you. great to see you. good to see you. the book is "the fourth revolution." back in a moment. ♪ >> stephen dubner and stephen levitt are here. their book freakonomics form a franchise encompassing radio and a documentary film. their new book offers advice on how to think more productively and creatively. it is called "think like a freak." i am pleased to have him at this table. i may begin with a quote from a review. in one of the many wonderful moments, they asked the question, who is the most foolish? the answer is always kids. instead of accepting as a fact, they said, the magic

appealed for international help to find 276 kidnapped girls. they've been missing for three weeks, taken by men believed to be from the armed group boko haram. >>> two crowded buses have been hit by home made bombs in the kenyan capital of nairobi. three died, 60 injured. it follows two explosions in the city of mombassa, and on sunday, in which four people died. >>> south sudan says its army has taken back control of bentiu and another. key rebel bases bentiu has changed hands several times. this comes days after president salva kiir agreed to hold talks with his rival, the rebel leader riek machar. >>> irish republican leader gerry adams has been released from custody. he was questioned for several address over the murder of a belfast mother in 1972. jean mcconville was falsely accused of being an informant by the irish republican army. adams says he's the victim of a campaign to link him to the crime. >>> pro-russian activists storm the police headquarters in the southern ukranian city of odessa, forcing the release of 60 separatists arrested after violent street battles. more than 40 anti-government protestors died. a full investigation is

appeals side would the school. that gilroy morgan patriots group i mentioned they plan what they say will be a silent protest, as many as 50 members of their group holding american flags to show support for those students first amendment rights. take a look at this. new youtube video uploaded by the school district within the past couple days. features former students talking to current students. students in the video say they have gotten over it and they are encouraging the adults to do the same. >> we want them to know that the incident that occurred in 2010 happened in the past and we want them to know that we're beyond that. >> now, there is another group called we the people morgan hill which supports the school's decision to ban the shirts. morgan hill police have been in touch with we the people and the patriots group say that both sides have been cooperative and expect them to be lawful. that being said, police along with the school district will have extra officers and staff out here to make sure that this morning's protest have as little impact on the teaching of the kids here, as little impact as possible.

for everyone in the neighborhood sea have you a smart phone group of people to tie it up for years and years and increase the costs and appeal after appeal how many more times can we vote as the board of supervisors to support this but in the end far more the community wins and this library has broad support this is a wonderful day for north beach and the rest of the city so congratulations (clapping.) thank you scott. our neglected officials has been a library supporter from the state elective thank you, supervisor mark leno >> good afternoon north beach it's great to be here. it's not often we get to say the words your tax dollars at work with a smile on our faces but we're smiling today because of the determination the commitment, the dedication and the tenacity of so many people here who have kept the eye on the ball and insisted our elected officials made this happen. and now 14 years later two successful bond measures passes and $200 million wisely invested now completed this is a humane accomplishment. i show up at the ribbon cuttings because i know a great event when i see one. so many friends and colleagues, i have