17th meeting you have for consideration the major phase approval and seem tick design and revital ization is a part and a predevelopment loan action and all of these are really critical actions august of 2014 and we can commencing on the vertical for approximately 500 units of which are complete replacement vacant parking lots by january of 2015 we do plan to have a meeting in the community on january 7th provided it works for your schedule and we've secured the facility. and that meeting would start to allow for community attendance at 4 p.m. so you will get more information from staff on that but just to mark your calendars for january 7th we'll do that in the bay view and that concludes my report thank you very much. next item. >> item 9 questions and matters madam chair. >> it's 2 p.m. and there's a groundbreaking before. now, was there an e-mail something went out on that. >> if it hasn't gone out it will go out shortly. >> okay. carpool? >> we can only drive 2 at a time. okay. and we have informal item in our packets on blocks 2 and 4. i had a minor question i'll ask you right now s

. >> so, how are you seeing of ization?ailers whatever category, how do you see it from their point of view? >> it started from germany and it grew. when anything is innovative and new, the proof is in the pudding. we have competitors in there who have done well. it is starting to grow. the industry, as well as ourselves, have achieved the best years in terms of producing the types of returns that investors expect. >> there is this idea of transparency. it was only available to a select rube of very rich people. >> correct. when you have a daily value, the transparency as per -- tremendous. we can provide the transparency that they want to give to their client. >> how did you pick the managers? >> there are very few people who could do something like this. database is tremendous. it is all encompassing and the best in the world. to work to a firm like qes, together with nemura, those are strong partners. bob worthington of hatteras fund. when we come back, hedge funds are attracting new capital this year. we will say which

17th meeting you have for consideration the major phase approval and seem tick design and revital ization is a part and a predevelopment loan action and all of these are really critical actions august of 2014 and we can commencing on the vertical for approximately 500 units of which are complete replacement vacant parking lots by january of 2015 we do plan to have a meeting in the community on january 7th provided it works for your schedule and we've cu

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government can spy on us as citizens or what sort of procedures do they have to follow what other ization do they have to get to engage in for an intelligence surveillance you know this sort of thing is something that the n.s.a. is not want to talk about they would particularly didn't want to talk about it when warrantless wiretapping came up under the bush administration into the obama administration we've just seen it legalized and expanded and up until edward snowden there was absolutely no dialogue when all stood out to you throughout the memo is just blatantly false. while i looked at they make this claim about not stealing industry secrets i actually have to point to a colleague in my profession marcy wheeler who deconstructed that point and said you know basically that they weren't denying that they steal industry secrets just that they don't do it for competitive advantage so it's not a commercial reason it's more strategic but we do know that based on documents that they targeted the private networks of of a company like the state controlled petro process oil company in brazil an

this border ization process impedes the process of confidence building that is truly in comprehensibleo us and our government much of the one hand we honestly want to restore trust among our nations then on the other hand there is this border is ation process which creates a great deal of discomfort with instances of temporary incarceration of people or intensifying with several houses wound up on the other side of the dividing line. our population is very concerned about all this. i mean we have all made mistakes with let's admit that we have all made mistakes in the early ninety's for example that there is no way only one side can be spotless and unblemished the. but we take it close to heart we are hurt our policy and city and brother is no longer lived with us somehow i believe in i feel that sooner or later that the posse is in the city and will be compelled to live with us and i certainly hope that this dream to will come true as spoken to many a president and a sessions and most of them say cool could exist with anyone but the georgians say it's fifty years have passed the new g

government can spy on us as citizens or what sort of procedures do they have to follow what other ization do they have to get to engage in foreign intelligence surveillance you know this sort of thing is something that the n.s.a. is not want to talk about they were particularly didn't want to talk about it when warrantless wiretapping came up under the bush administration into the obama administration we've just seen it legalized and expanded and up until edward snowden there was absolutely no dialogue going on all stood out to you throughout the memo is just blatantly false. well i looked at they make this claim about not stealing industry secrets i actually have to point to a colleague in my profession marcy. wheeler who deconstructed that point and said you know basically that they weren't denying that they steal industry secrets just that they don't do it for competitive advantage so it's not a commercial reason it's more strategic but we do know that based on documents that they targeted the private networks of a company like the state controlled petro process oil company in brazil a

been going in the corporation of your have received from the syrian authorities and you're going ization was celebrated for doing this very risky job in syria last in a month ago you received the nobel peace prize and i think the awarding of what was at least partially connected to these mission in syria but what i think escapes global attention is that much of the job the most dangerous part of the job is actually being done not by your going to zation bought by the syrians themselves the syrians who work for the so-called assad regime and. you know you are there only to verify that very difficult. difficult mission and your stuff as you just pointed out that does not take part in all the dangerous missions so my question to you is whether you're ready to share some of the credit for the success of this mission with the syrian authorities. actually the nobel peace prize in fact was a war to my organization a as it was announced by the committee itself was because of the. over the past sixteen years in the field of disarmament and there was a this is really understand that the syrian mis

what happened is this neo liberal notion that more complexity more financialization more contractual ization will all set us free but it's actually bog us down it's sinking us we're all sinking into this net of a financial fraud and you know you can see that in what he asked the simple question of the myth that is pushed by hollywood by thatcher by breaking the myth that was pushed is that you know we don't want those those old state run socialist sort of systems that we had in the forty's and fifty's when everybody was rich and everybody was getting wealth and everybody was saving wealth and he says that was when taxation was much higher with the top rate of income tax at eighty three p. in the pound the debt to gross domestic product ratio was much higher inflation ran at up to twenty six percent and the nation was saddled with all those lame duck industries which according to the mantra could no longer pay their way in the world and yet those that generation of people has more wealth then the generation that followed once freed of allegedly the shackles so what have we done what new shack

this is what also got ization stands for but of course the devil is all is always is in the details so how how much can you. force a rule of law and implement the laws to the detriment of potential freedoms freedom of. expression of world one's views and the vision of the freedom of assembly and older than we've seen statements by the government here. referring to the fact that there will be investigations if there have been abuses are. bad but it's a matter of all sides acting responsibly absolutely but i think and i know that you matter of a different minister a few cran and you're stressed that all sides have to to respond. no but i think we can also see from some of the european countries the reaction from them has been that you know people's right of free assembly has to be respected there's a lot of emphasis on the right to assemble freely and i think it's not that simple because strict politics is obviously a very imprecise masher of assessing democratic attitudes and people who gathered in the center of key if these these day demand nothing less than the resignation of the gove

government can spy on us as citizens or what sort of procedures do they have to follow what other ization do they have to get to engage important intelligence surveillance you know this sort of thing is something that the n.s.a. has not want to talk about how they were particularly didn't want to talk about it when warrantless wiretapping came up under the bush administration into the obama administration we've just seen it legalized and expanded and up until edward snowden there was absolutely no dialogue when all stood out to you about the memo is just blatantly false. while i looked at they make this claim about not stealing industry secrets i actually have to point to a colleague in my profession marcy wheeler who deconstructed that point and said you know basically that they weren't denying that they steal industry secrets just that they don't do it for competitive advantage so it's not a commercial reason it's more strategic but we do know that based on documents that they have targeted the private networks of of a company like the state controlled petro process oil company in brazi

reagan's policies in the united states today so in other words the kind of mess that we have a financial ization and attendant economic dysfunctionality is. planted in the one nine hundred eighty so i think now we're starting to see something very similar with the european union people look at it as a model to follow but what they don't recognize is the direction that it's gone. in the full picture. being told what a great market would be for you good if if you crane comes closer to it but of course there's also going to be the millions of ukrainians the want to go and work out west is the ready for that the people certainly are not i think that. when you hear about you hear about from. one to the. benefit to us is that cold right right right right and you'll see a massive number of people of course that will constitute a veritable precariat people who will live a very kind of precarious existence in very low wage service sector jobs and while that may be a job do these guys get from the east of europe where they go rest everything from construction or working in restaurants service type jobs an

about the station itself one woman is fighting to revoke its broadcasting license through current ization media action center see the f.c.c. is not doing its job corralling and those who abuse the public airwaves this is only one of her many battles against the f.c.c. and corporate media conglomerates so here to discuss this case and how people can take back the public airwaves i'm joined now by sue wilson thanks so much for coming on through things abby so let's talk about this case a few weeks ago you just filed a petition to deny the water contest radio station sacramento an f.c.c. broadcast license why. we turn on the radio or t.v. i think that we all want to be able to trust that those broadcasters are serving our interest well media action center has identified a couple of different instances across the united states where these stations are clearly violating the public trust and if we don't start taking away these licenses broadcasters are going going to continue taking these risks. violating political standards they're just going to run us over if we don't stand up and take back w

we can see that it has in the past produced the industrial ization in the east labor migration from the east to the west and so we've also seen western european consumer products don't in the east and i think that the e.u. is again experiencing of course of the past four or five years economic crisis and it sees further eastward expansion as a way to resolve their own problems in the west here. so i mean you know politicians who blame russia for stalling here was a deal have been cheering on protesters right in the ukrainian capital international relations professor mark sloboda from moscow state university says what the officials are doing is a violation of international law the fact that they are essentially on the ground in kiev cheer leading the protesters on calling for a revolution in the country and this is a tantamount to the regime change that has been called for in german newspapers earlier today this is a most agree just violation of the united nations charter and international law a violation of the sovereignty and the not interference of the domestic affairs of other states

on planet earth humans will switch from the monetary metal of gold to the monetary number numeral ization of bitcoin which is a precious number there are twenty one million of these precious numbers to be mined in total and they are the monetary new numeric city that will carry us into the twenty first century so china is correct and the chinese people are correct if they ever want to preserve their wealth they have gold silver and bitcoin to do so now back to the story about germany accepting it as private money so c.b.c. went on to interview kathleen brooks a research director at fork's dot com and she told c m d c i think it is interesting that germany has gone ahead and given legal status to the bitcoin as it could become an alternative to the euro if the single currency ever ceased to exist if the euro does go belly up the german authorities could potentially still collect tax everyone started using bitcoin that's a good example of german forward thinking well the germans appreciate the engineering behind but gone the germans appreciate that the i.m.f. is bankrupt and that if the eur

>> the ari-ization. >> i have my thoughts on this issue but i think they would be better expressed bys who are unimpressed with the new website, like this dog in a swing who thinks they are trying way too hard. this polar bear, just really expected better. this cat is mostly upset that they let themselves down. and this toad thinkds their inauthentic attempt to up and downer young people. >> that toad is amazing. >> cat is still voting democratic. >> i'm a patriot. >> i will never understand why candidates put their kids out front and center of the campaign. >> that was good by the way. >> it was less awkward than how i would do it but it was fun. >> you are always awkward. i agree with that. the 2008 barack obama, just feel it. >> jonathan, can we talk about gay sex for a second? >> excuse me. >> i'm serious. >> awkward. >> i'm one of those really nervous flyers. i don't sleep for nights before i have a flight. i know that sounds weird. >> you sound like somebody who used to be on the show. >> what what your ideal inflight xperps look like? >> it takes place outside of a flight. this

ization by the government of colombia but the leftist groups as that they represent the poor rural population of colombia last december r.t. spoke to a member of this group she is a dutch militant that left the netherlands a decade ago in order to fight alongside the rebels here's what she told r.t. regarding the group's struggle for political representation most of those who have always asked for dialogue into peaceful solution but the colombian government has kept us banned from politics we took up arms not because we wanted to because we enjoy fighting we only use them as a means of justified protection from the terrorist ways of the colombian government you know that a lot of press conference after the meeting with president obama president santos said that he is cautiously optimistic about the negotiations between colombia and the rebel group he said more progress has been made than ever before and reaching a resolution how are they going to participate in politics the transition from bullets to votes from arms to arguments. what are how is it that we're going to open the space for them

i have heard a lot about an intentional de-kennedy-ization of the white house.ou balanced that with the fact the only returned to the white house was on a private visit. what was the real story there and with other first ladies and presidents as well? >> thank you. i appreciate that. it is an interesting question. we do not know. julie says in her book it was not her mother's decision for the man to be removed. the decision was made by an advisory board. they'd -- the mantle was not historic. they replaced it with a mantel designed at the time of thomas jefferson, so that as they tried to follow what jacqueline kennedy had started to make the white house more historical, this was the right thing to do. the particular decision was not made by pat nixon. what is also clear from julie's book, each i think is the closest we will ever get to pat nixon's memoir, is that pat nixon carried some resentment about the 1960 election. she felt it had been stolen. she did not hide her disappointment in 1960. if you look at photographs of her in 1960, she is not wearing a poke