we've prayed in the street together. >> i think iman is making a tremendous difference. this is an on-the-ground organization. they've made it a better community, and the little that they do turns into a lot. >> rabbi capers funnye recalls the first time he met rami. >> he said, who are you? i said, i'm rabbi funnye. and he said, my name is rami. i run an organization called iman. and he said, man, can i come inside? i said absolutely. so i brought him inside. he said, i've never been in a synagogue before. so he came in, and then he said, do you mind if i call you? i said not at all. a few months later he called. he said rabbi, ramadan is coming up and i was wondering if you would mind hosting the muslims in this community in your synagogue for iftar. and iftar is the prayer we do before we break the fast of ramadan. i said, i don't see why not. >> earlier this year, after the boston bombings, a pew research poll showed that 4 out of 10 americans believe islam is more likely than other religions to encourage violence among believers. the people here are very aware of th

may i do those now or after we comment with iman? this is all kind of -- >> i would suggest after iman finishes and happy to answer any questions you have. >> thank you. >> iman, welcome and congratulations. >> thank you. >> we're very privileged to have you and your perspective from a youth perspective. and i know it's going to be a challenge at some times but we're here to help you. thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> thank you so much. thank you council members. i just want to say take it back to high school and tell your high school friends, start a support group and then educate them, please. thank you very much. is that it? >> to the chair if i can make one last comment. i heard council member ksotanian mention -- i'm tongue tied today, i heard you mention the word "privilege" and we feel privileged we've had you in our office the last few weeks and if the other students are anything like you, you want you to spread the word and we want more just like you because its been wonderful working with you and thank you for your r

iman started this wednesday and will be a senior in high school come this fall. we have already been very impressed with her professionalism and we're just delighted to have her youthful perspective in the office. my first topic for my report is an update. you will recall at our last meeting that we heard from the accessible parking advisory committee, where we shared some of our recommendations about parking placard reform, which is what we heard our previous speaker mentioning. since our last mdc meet something of us on the committee have continued to derive some informational hearings and materials, informational briefings i should say, to policymakers like the board of supervisors. and last week, some of us traveled to sacramento, where we spoke to the league of california cities for the transportation and public works committee. looking forward on monday, july 1st, we'll be making a presentation before the alameda county transportation commission's annual mobility workshop. this workshop will be held at the ed roberts campus and i will be sending out a notic

washe him on -- iman praying to god, he broke down in tears. devastation.the [no audio] >> apologies. we have lost our correspondent. our cairo bureau. as he was telling us, the mood is very somber. people in shock over the death of the muslim brotherhood, at 120 memorial event on hundred 20 than 100 20- more protesters killed. what about other egyptians? how are they reacting? , one wouldlike these assume that nations go into some sort of soul-searching process, where perhaps they take a brief moment to pause and think at the sheer size of whatever number of casualties that have happened. au are believing it reflects dark image of what went down there. , andountry remains divided unfortunately what we're are seeing is even though it seems virtues are hard to come by, moderation and compassion. >> egypt's interior minister has denied responsibility for the deaths of those protesters. the national defense council is meeting tonight. they have a lot to a dress. >> -- -- they have a lot to address. judging by the narrative we are hearing from offi

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interview and analysis on media coverage during the egyptian protests i was joined earlier today by iman also eve he's a co-founder of existence is resistance and i began by asking him to explain why there's been so much opposite position to c.n.n. in particular. people being angry at c.n.n. first reported. more seriously as being a pro morsi rally i believe they apologized for that but you know a lot of people are pissed off that c.n.n. was one of the first to call it a coup and a lot of people don't want to be called because they're against morsi and they're happy that he was taken down the way the way i feel about it is that i'm against morsi in the muslim brotherhood but at the same time i don't trust the intentions of the military butting into the conflict basically and stopping to hijacking the revolution in my opinion but it has to go beyond the word coup because we also saw other news stations using that word during the same kind of time when morsi wasn't being kicked out of power by the military so can you talk a little bit further about why what some possible reasons are. i thi

from a big picture, this has all transpired within the last 24 hours and we know that ald iman soour,uns the supreme court, will be installed as the interim president within the past half hour, which is a good sign. the optics of how this was handled were very important. the general was front and center but he was flanked by al ansar the respected muslim institute in egypt and respected throughout the middle east, and also the head of the coptic church, the christians, and also mohamed elbaradei, the nobel laureate. the message was very clear here, becky. this will be a much more collective effort. if you thought the military was going to run things long term, you're mistaken. we want to do a transition to power. now, very importantly, we know the road map going forward. it was suggested 48 hours ago this would be a six-month transition. in the first transition it didn't last six months. it lasted over a year. so the road map needs to be reach out to the international community, get that u.s. aid unlocked going forward, go to the international monetary fund to try to get that $5 billi

take off and land and land on the carrier sometimes in the next hour and be trapped, the first to imananned carrier will land on an aircraft carrier. budget cuts led to its demise but based on its ability it will also carry weapons. northrup is expected to compete along with privately held aeronautical systems. it's pre-capped and run by a computer throw a computer ultimate mehmet ali controls it cutting down on the immediate for the navy to have extra drone pilots on look at the guy holding what looks like an arm brace. moves the x-47 around on deck and see how the flight deck crew, the crew signals the x-47 as if there's a pilot inside, same as it would in the aircraft but the guy with the arm brace, keep you posted on whether it's successful. more on what this means to the navy's future right now on cnbc.com. guys? >> my next guest is sitting here saying that's so totally cool the way they do that. >> new york city's emerging-tech seen doesn't grab the headlines. sill can alley is marking a number of startups. since the ipo last october shutter stock's revenues are up 40% and the st

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