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he's also the president of physicians, scientists, and engineers for healthy energy, inc.e welcome you both to democracy now! this is a major decision. sandra, can you talk about how this happened? the governor announced it, but what was the pressure taught -- brought on the governor? >> that is a tale that could be told as an opera. we had the good fortune of having a member -- moratorium in place through the previous governor and i will let tony telling details on how that came to be, but because we push the pause button, it gave those of us in the scientific community a chance to look at the data and the research and what it showed, and we started with only a handful of studies. there were only six studies since 2008 when we had the first moratorium declared. now there are 414 studies and counting. so, it was like we had pieces of a jigsaw puzzle. ofn you only had a couple pieces and you try to see what the picture is, it is hard to see. we saw troubling signs. it was like trying to read the tea leaves. as more data can man more studies were done, we knew what the data

follow us on twitter at @steveadubato >>beverly lynn is cief executive officer of programs for parents inc good to see you >>god to see you >>what exactly is programs for parents? >>we're a non profit agency located here in essex county and our responsibility is to help and assist parents with their early education needs. one, by accepting applications to determine f they're eligible for financial assistance and then secondly to provide parenting training and support and in addition to that we also provide training and professional development for early education professionals >>let's talk about children in terms of pre k, how great is the demand in terms of how many families are looking to get assistance to send their children to pre k? >>well steve we serve this year about 21,000 children >>21,000 children? >>children. we receive 40,000 applications >>wow >>but not every family is eligible. they're >>what makes them eligible or not eligible? >>well you have to meet the income guidelines that's first so a family of two could not earn more than 31,070 dollars in addition they have to be wo

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, i thought that is what you were saying was going to happen, and so these numbers, that crown core inc has in for the construction fee and the construction overhead, are really just plugged numbers, based on an estimate of construction costs. and now, in effect we will say, design it, and then we will figure out the construction, and so, why are we getting into a construction fee or a construction overhead? >> okay. >> so we have asked them to bid the design services and also asked them to bid, the cost for overhead. and the cost for fees. and so, the 12 percent fee and the 18 percent fee and the 12 percent overhead and these are fixed percentages. they can't, and the one... >> they can't change those. >> no. >> because we asked them to bid because we did not know what we, and given that we did not receive any bids for the awning it was a unique trace package and we wanted to set the fees. >> right. >> and set the overhead, and set the design, and effort and sit down with them with the designer and work and we would be able to design the awning. >> yeah, and they bid, 18 percent and th

plus one two-year option and a minimum annual guarantee of $34,237.00; no. 03-0200 with ssp america, inc. ("anchor steam") for a term of ten years, plus one two-year option and a minimum annual guarantee of $150,329.00; and amendment no. 2 to no. 03-0193 with gotham enterprises, llc ("peet's coffee & tea") for a term of ten years, plus one two-year option and a minimum annual guarantee of $36,487.00; and no. 03-0180 with sankaku, inc. ("sankaku") for a term of ten years, plus one two-year option and a minimum annual guarantee of $37,125.00; and the city and county of san francisco, acting by and through its airport commission, to commence following board approval. >> okay, thanks. and here from sfo to speak on these and why don't we take three and the budget analyst and then we will knock that out and go to seven. >> understood, good morning, cathy widner with the san francisco airport, the item before you seeks the approval for the first modification to an existing contract, with transcorp lp to implement a new ground transportation and taxi management system the proposed amendment will

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it also did a remarkable trick, which was to make the operators of the plant inc. that the operations were perfectly normal. onrecorded normal activity the computer's first and then played back that normal activity to the monitoring machines when it was actually doing the sabotage. >> monday night at eight eastern on the communicators, on c-span2 . >> all weekend long, american history tv is joining our time warner cable partners to showcase the history of waco texas. to learn more about the cities's owner 2014 tour, visit content.g/local we continue now with our look at the history of waco. this is american history tv on c-span3. >> the institute of texan culture down in the -- in san antonio says the second-most well-known thing in texas is the texas rangers, the first being the alamo. they have had a long legacy. were talking about 200 years of that history and heritage of upholding values of law, order, and justice. it's something a lot of foreigners have taken to. we hear about major reaction belgium, and france. you name it. the popularity is widespread. it a

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but i inc. what we can do -- look at the gulf war, follow that, tease out different interplay's, different variables . and we will end the class and talk about intervention in syria. intervention in sierra leone. intervention in iraq. begin. remember, last class we were talking about the gulf war. an unexpected war in a lot of ways. unexpected victory in a lot of ways. the best ways. we win the war quickly, have a quick peace accord. calls for ash kurdish uprising. right? he calls for iraqis to take back their country, right? and they do that. saddamppens of course -- hussein pushes back. he was allowed to keep helicopters. on then to turn them kurds. what looks like a fantastic an ugly feelas about it. we have potentially millions of iraq.now fleeing northern in northernons here iraq, desperately trying to get out in both directions. desperately trying to get out of turkey. turkey closes the borders. they are not looking for a million kurdish refugees to join, right? and all of a sudden we have

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it is the latest among many protests that occurred prosecutor ince a announced the grand jury ecision not to indict darren wilson a white police officer who killed michael brown. demonstrators have been walking through d.c. the past half hour. 14th street southwest and walked to constitution avenue here in ront of the department of justice. one demonstrator tells me they are not done. to stop until g innocent black men stop dying in street. >> they ended the demonstration town where they laid down. > you are in violation of the d.c. coat. disperse not cease and you will be arrested. >> this as president obama prepares to speak to civil leaders, elected officials and law enforcement at the white house to discuss ways the relationship between police and communities of color. we t is a crucial moment have to come together to say that black rights matter. >> jeanette reyes. >> police say no one was rrested during the protest today. the leader of the group lined he action is defending the protests. he appeared on news channel 8's this is the said best way to get something done. for change

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: the motion is not adopted. the question is on passage of the bill. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. he ayes have it. >> on that i request for a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: a recorded vote is requested. those favoring a recorded vote will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 378, th

we've seen issues where we inc. they are playing games. and amid all the p5 plus one, after we extended the first time at before we gave a recent extension, they signed a deal with the russians. that's a clear indicator to me that maybe we've got problems here. inc. about where the iranians are. they have influence and the sony capital in yemen. inin the sunni capital human. -- yemen. our partners are really coming out of their chairs in frustration at this. all of that activity is going on a while they very narrowly are trying to get some deal that many of us think it's too generous for the iranians. when we started, we were not going to allow them to enrich. they are taught about we gave the money back and in negotiating over how much you can enrich. how did that happen? >> what you think happens if there is no deal? the iranians will like to continue to give a little and get a lot as long as they can get away with it. i think sanctions need to change. i think we ought to reengage. i am tired them saying in order for me to talk to me you

yes, the singer of the hit "shower" has come far since the posts at the age of 11.ince the it takes moretchy tune. tonight, we take a look at the star-making machinery that can transform a wannabe to the next big thing. here's abc's rachel submit. ♪ >> reporter: "problem" is the anthem of 2014. these young starlets skyrocketed from obscurity to the top of the charts in a matter of months. securing a shot at mega-stardom takes much more than talent. there's a calculated marketing machine devoted to turning out music idols. and now all bets on her. >> about to get crazy. hi, how are you? there we go. >> reporter: at 17, becky g. is a singer and rapper suppo eper e the next superstar. we're invited behind the scenes for a glimpse into the makings of the next pop princess. back stage at staples center, becky seems genuinely surprised how fast the proverbial "it" is all happening. >> when the girls come in dressed like me or they have crazy breakdowns i'm like -- i don't know how to react sometimes. it's so heartwarming for me. >> reporter: this night she's opening for jimmy lovato, the first

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he extends nfl record 30 touchdowns without inc at home. >> packers go on win 26-21, 9 and 3. and they go down to atlanta and lose again. cardinals fall behind 17-0 in 1st quarter and pen charter matt ryan throws for two touchdowns and arizona as losses second ebb in row 29-1, 9-3 tied with eagles and packers in nfc. andy reid trying to order up win against denver broncos. big red over his head. since becoming broncos quarterback with two scores tonight. denver winning 29-16. bonk owes are 9 piv 3 tied with eagles, patriots, packers and cardinals with best record in nfl. >> and 0-16 this team will be remembered all right remembered forgetting off to worst start in sixer history and maybe ever. sixers three away from breaking the 0-18, nba record. >> next up depending champs san antonio here tomorrow. not only are sixers off to worst start in history they're one of the worst stretches ever. dating back to last season sexers lost and only one worse over 52 game stretch. sixers feel they're close to that w. >> we are heartbroken we have not won. you can not dismiss that. it hurts

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 414. the nays are none. 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the unfinished business is the vote on the motion of the gentleman from washington, mr. hastings, to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 5050 on which the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 471, h.r. 5050, a bill to repeal the act of may 31, 1918, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning inst

and the fact that he's been taken off the political stage will pose deep inc. aer from the people. i can tell you there was a deep outpouring of anger from his supporters when they discovered the verdict which was originally scheduled for jan 15th, was brought forward to this morning and that's why they're planning this mass demonstration outside the kremlin later today. and navalny obviously unrepentant, as he was leaving the court called on the people to protest and call on vladimir putin to be destroyed. there was obviously distress at the kremlin at this point. there thank you peter. >>> isps can now block websites considered security requests, without approval. previously they needed a court order to do so. the new laws applied to social media sites. access to google in chien ah china access had been denied because ever google's refusal to abide by chinese laws. >>> ending israeli occupation of palestine by 2016, jordan handed over the document on behalf of the palestinian leaders. the draft resolution could be voted on in the coming days but the u.s. which has veto power at t

una hoguera que necesita para detenid desintegrar los cuerpos porque se necesita mil llantas para inceimena d xime xime ximena duarte este anÁlisis. >>> hola vanessa, hoy anunciaron el aumento del 4, 2% para un trabajador, un aumento es increÍble al principio pero esta es la realidad para muchos. >>> un gran porcentaje de mexicanos estÁn indignados ante el reciente aumento a su salario. >>> es una ridiculez >>> es una burla >>> es una falta de respeto para la clase trabajador >>> por jornada de 10 a 8 horas de labor para este 2015 al dÍa ganaran 70 pesos, lo que equivale a $4 con 6 centavos ls a aumentaron poco >>> para morirse de risa y hambre nos tiene agarrado de cuello para todos y no alcanza para nada y viajar menos >>> para una canasta bÁsica se necesita 3 salarios mÍnimos con un se compra un kilo de tortil a tortilla, cebolla, un kilo y un atÚn y frijoles y con el aumento de 80 centavos solamente se compra un huevo. por ello muchos trabajan en comercio ambulante. >>> ustedes pidiendo limosna ¿ cuÁnto ganan? >>> nos llevamos 250 >>> una hora y media de trabajo y cuÁntos has ganad

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of course, follow 2014 apple ink made a splash -- apple inc made an announcement it was moving into appledecided to look at different products from different companies. first up a hexal skin a test designed to measure biometrics. a network using blue tooth to upload data. >> i have my hexal skin shirt on, sinked it to my phone. it is available to professional athletes and on my iphone. let's go. i have the basis watch on, which is measuring some of the same things. we do a comparison after. the intel basis can calculate steps taken, calories burnt and heart rate. it connects to the mobile device. my heart rate reached 118 beats per minute. the basis showed my heart rate was lower. the basis provided relevant data and was easier to use, not as accurate as the hexoskin. >> while film was on the beach i was on assignment in las vegas. i was asked to compare three devices. waterproof, no charging, runs off the power of your mind. tracks your sleeping. that's not creepy. we can determine what makes it different from one another. for me, style is important. it's clear out of all the devices the

. >> and that is a welcome change in the west inc. city where the economy has been activating for years. -- in the west bank city where the economy has been stagnating for years. christmas time is peak tourist season in bethlehem with visitors from home and abroad. >> after the war in gaza, everything ground to a halt. the violence injures them also badly affected tourism here, but christmas is happening as usual this year. >> tends of thousands are expected to flock to the city of christmas. many come to attend midnight mass in the church of the nativity. it has been covered in scaffolding for over a year now. >> me being here physically, it is pleasing to me. i see it has opportunity once-in-a-lifetime. >> in the workshop next or, nativity figures are being carved him all of wood. among the more traditional nativity scene, there is one that shows the israeli separation barrier that cuts bethlehem off from jerusalem. >> because of this world, we cannot even go physically or with a car. i have a museum passport, and because i was born

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authorization to award the construction port security fence project phase 4 to golden gate iron works inc in the amount of 4 hundred 6 thousand plus and authorization for a contract contestantcy fund of 10 percent of the contract amount or 40 thousand plus for unanticipated consistency needing 4 hundred and 46 thousand plus dollars. >> so moved. >> second all in favor, say i. >> i. >> oh, sorry public comment on the content items seeing none, public comment is closed. all in favor, say i. >> i. >> abstinence consent calendar cards. >> item 8 cargo update in conjunction with metro port and the international long shore and warehouse union. >> good afternoon commissioner president katz and commissioners members of the public and my port colleagues i'm jim with the ports maritime division i'm here today to give you an update on the cargo business at peer 80 and the initiative we're talking to generate more business at the facility i want to especially thank commissioner adams that is not here for asking us to give this presentation i'll talk about the business briefing at the facility and i'm

this is nothing like it, inc. and golf in 360 degrees of foot smell. enjoy it while you can.en, because you are so small, you cannot jump which is sad, sad for you. --ntually you will >> it did make me laugh there it is not the biggest cap fan. cap -- cats?out >> far smarter people than myself and try to answer this question and i don't have us over bowlers wants other than cats are curious and slightly .uspicious people just enjoy them. >> that is an ad isn't it? >> yes. >> it leads to the question about how brands are benefiting from this viral content. >> it is missing and evolution on that front. web video started as a small ring. with over a billion users of you to. they need tolize start connecting with consumers where they are and where they are is their mobile very they wake up and they're picking it up and working with mobile -- facebook or youtube and asia think not just about tv. >> is there a line between me uploading a cute video of my cat and the company coming up with a clever ad like that. does the subscriber think i am does that make it more interesting. >> o

we did not tackle the inc. baiting factors that leads to terrorism.hink of terrorism as a tree and it has different fruits in one branch, it's called the shabaab, another boko haram, aqap, so forth but that tree is being fed through a lot of different roots and you need to cut the roots to eliminate these poisonous routes. >>, fortunately, widifferent do. we were not comfortable in dealing with the issue of religion, not comfortable dealing with ideology because, you know, we have the -- we have our constitutional issues and who are you to say who is radical an who is not radical and who is going to have ownership of a program like this and, unfortunately, we kept the area open for he knew tremists. >> next on al jazeera, what ali sufan knows that the cia doesn't want you to. been watching "talk to al jazeera" i am ali velshi. my guest is ali sufan. >> you have written a book called "the black banners." the title is very interesting because when we see on news video of these groups particularly is and many of these groups, military tapt groups, they h