jane: that is wonderful. to your cell laptop, and anything that keeps you connected, and try this instead. the professor thinks radical us to moveallow seamlessly between real and digital worlds. this is where the virtual and physical worlds meet. when i put my hands over the sensors they detect my physical presence. they become virtual hands in that box where i can move these bricks and manipulate the red ball. i could just as easily be controlling objects thousands of miles away, in london, delhi, or beijing. tories --he board their 26 -- there are 26 laboratories. they are all working to make things better. >> have bionics. >> he lost his legs through frostbite. the technology that allows him to climb mountains again could help anybody perform better. firstently we were the research group in the world to build a wearable exoskeleton that actually augments walking for a person with normal physiology. jane: what about growing new body parts? when humans eventually go to mars a mic to be wearing an attractive

jane: thank you very much. >> my pleasure. jane: in other news now -- the pentagon says u.s. military transport planes have dropped more than 100 palettes of supplies, including ammunitions grenade to those fighting against the islamic state group. they have been dropped in the northern syrian province. well, for months we've been reporting on the dangerous journey taken by hundreds of thousands of migrants. now, the weather is making matters even worse. mud, rain and plummeting tempts are all reaching havoc in the balancingans. ed thomas sent this report from macedonia. ed: every step is getting harder. winter is nearly here. but in the cold and the wet, his journey goes on. this man and his family escaped from syria they left everything behind. >> it's very hard. hard for children. hard for women. hard for all. all men. all women. sometimes i cry. the world, do something for syria. ed: the risk, a sense of urgency here. soon, these fields will be covered with snow. with it freezing temperatures. the rain is torrential now. there are young people here, old people, families.

jane: i don't think so. the way the national endowment of the arts is looking at how america participates in the arts is actually expanding. it would be looking like a whole garden of flowers and if you looked at one set of flowers and said the peonies are ok, but as they are not thriving but look at the roses and in the whole garden is not thriving, that's not how we look. the way people participate is of allng and 3/4 americans participate in the arts first through technology. they create videos in my to download and participate. is ase we're seeing there transition in the way people participate, we cannot say that people are not participating in the arts. we must broaden our view. in addition to the traditional ways with a measured, we are seeing orchestras find other ways to make sure they are right on the edge and the cusp of being relevant as well as honoring the traditional ways as well. both,g as we could do it they are going to continue to thrive. what impact does the boom ing global -- john: what i

>>supervisor jane kim: thank you. i do want to recognize supervisor cohen who will make comments after the presentation. i do want to recognize candice sue. thank you for being here. >> thank you, supervisor kim. members of the joint city school select meeting. candice from the san francisco transportation agency. they four allowing me to be here to report on the low income moderate yutsd around here we are here to update you and as the distinguished record of having processed most of the thousands of applications that came here and there is so much to say since the program has launched. i want to talk about a few accomplishments since our last report. two informations. sf mta had a lot of opportunities to coordinate and better our efforts since our last presentation. we have since begun meeting on a monthly basis with the school district in a committee that looks at the 20 or so intersections between sfusd and sf mta. because of that, we've been able to better coordinate on a number of issues that are planning and op

>>supervisor jane kim: thank you. i do want to recognize supervisor cohen who will make comments after the presentation. i do want to recognize candice sue. thank you for being here. >> thank you, supervisor kim. members of the joint city school select meeting. candice from the san francisco transportation agency. they four allowing me to be here to report on the low income moderate yutsd around here we are here to update you and as the distinguished record of having processed most of the thousands of applications that came here and there is so much to say since the program has launched. i want to talk about a few accomplishments since our last report. two informations. sf mta had a lot of opportunities to coordinate and better our efforts since our last presentation. we have since begun meeting on a monthly basis with the school district in a committee that looks at the 20 or so intersections between sfusd and sf mta. because of that, we've been able to better coordinate on a number of issues that are planning and op

>>supervisor jane kim: thank you. i do want to recognize supervisor cohen who will make comments after the presentation. i do want to recognize candice sue. thank you for being here. >> thank you, supervisor kim. members of the joint city school select meeting. candice from the san francisco transportation agency. they four allowing me to be here to report on the low income moderate yutsd around here we are here to update you and as the distinguished record of having processed most of the thousands of applications that came here and there is so much to say since the program has launched. i want to talk about a few accomplishments since our last report. two informations. sf mta had a lot of opportunities to coordinate and better our efforts since our last presentation. we have since begun meeting on a monthly basis with the school district in a committee that looks at the 20 or so intersections between sfusd and sf mta. because of that, we've been able to better coordinate on a number of issues that are planning and op

>>supervisor jane kim: thank you. public speaker: good afternoon, my name is pat valentino from the six democratic click advocating for the school and here for south mission bay association as president and also in support of the school coming to mission bay. as you can see the folks behind me we are getting organized atd this stage and going to see it through completion. we are asking you to build a school in mission bay and put it on the 2016 school bond to get it done. i think as the last couple just dated, we have seen a lot of couples with kids in mission bay, in the south beach mission bay area across our growing area. the center of gravity seems to be moving to our area with many changes and we know the san francisco giants with the proposition d may put up another 1500 housing units with a significant amount of affordable housing units geared towards families. the neighborhood, i was surprised how many kids were around and geared for families. notwithstanding with how the selection process with the infrastruct

jane: this is "bbc world news america" reporting from washington, i am jane o'brien. sepp blattert suspended for 90 days as the scandal continues to spread. volkswagen gets a grilling here in washington. lawmakers demand answers as to why the company great emissions tests. >> vw has betrayed a nation, nation of regulators, supplies, and innocent customers. it is time to clean it up or get off the road. most and inside one of the closed off countries in the world. the bbc gains rare access to north korea. jane: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. it is a blow that strikes at the very top of world football. fifa has suspended president sepp blatter amid a deepening scandal surrounding the sports governing body. who suspended is the man hopes to replace blatter. the suspensions are provisional. for 90 days, while the men are investigated by the ethics committee, but the impact may be much more permanent. our sports editor reports. reporter: game over. sepp blatter finally shown the 17-year rule in charge of world football. the pre

>>supervisor jane kim: thank you. i do want to recognize supervisor cohen who will make comments after the presentation. i do want to recognize candice sue. thank you for being here. >> thank you, supervisor kim. members of the joint city school select meeting. candice from the san francisco transportation agency. they four allowing me to be here to report on the low income moderate yutsd around here we are here to update you and as the distinguished record of having processed most of the thousands of applications that came here and there is so much to say since the program has launched. i want to talk about a few accomplishments since our last report. two informations. sf mta had a lot of opportunities to coordinate and better our efforts since our last presentation. we have since begun meeting on a monthly basis with the school district in a committee that looks at the 20 or so intersections between sfusd and sf mta. because of that, we've been able to better coordinate on a number of issues that are planning and op

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. >>> next , lori jane gliha. hot on "america tonight's" website now, the sound of hate. an insider on the white power music he helped to create. at aljazeera.com/americatonight. ♪ ♪ >> the border crisis that dominated tens of thousands of undocumented children, the crisis that many child migrants face, they try the get into the united states is constant. "america tonight's" lori jane gliha found that if it seems like the flood of kids coming into the country has slowed it may be the steps. >> right now we're on the river between mexico and. and guatemala. that doesn't deter migrants on the river to pass. everything that's happening here on the river is illegal. >> the majority of the people when they see us they say hey can you give me some money i haven't ate nothing. what i do, get them food or drinks and i start talking to them and they say the first thing, they say like they're hiding, you know or they're running for the people, they get killed. >> an incredible story, "america tonight's" lori jane gliha did this follow-up report, you traveled to the region and you f

as quickly as you can, explain to the people who jane is and what happens. >> so jane is a 23-year-oldr grandmother's convictions. she goes to the gynecologist and accidentally gets artificially inseminated by her amazing lesbian gynecologist who happens to be the sister of the man whose baby was inseminated inside of me who happens to also inseminate the other girl who was married to him before. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: so it's a story everyone can relate to. >> yeah, for sure. and reiterate what i just said. >> stephen: i'm not even going to try. >> it's an awesome roller coaster ride and very, very much grounded in love and family. it's nice. it's good. >> stephen: because, you know, your character is someone with their own, like, moral center but put into this crazy situation, you're held up as, like, a role model for a lot of young women, especially young latino women. do you feel the pressure there? do you feel i don't want that? i just want to be an actress. >> no i think the biewl thing of being able to do what you love every day and the blessing of being an artist i

so again help us understand lori jane, is this the same policy everywhere? >> well joie there are hundreds of jails and prisons all across the country, different sizes, different situations, and the fraziers learned when their family bounced from place to place in the beginning, it was hard to keep track of the money they were paying, there was no uniform way of tracking all that. and there's fees to set up an cd and take down the account and there's commissions that the different jails and prisons make. so the fcc is trying to make it more uniform for everybody. >> what is the fcc doing? >> today actually they finally announced their proposal for what they want to do for this and that includes capping the rates for all long distance and national calls. depending whether it's a jail or prison, it could go as low as 11 cents per minute and on top of that they want to ban excessive fees. they are discouraging commissions, doesn't say anything about banning those, planning to vote on this, end of october, october 22nd. >> lori jane, i know you looked into a lot

>>supervisor jane kim: thank you. i do want to recognize supervisor cohen who will make comments after the presentation. i do want to recognize candice sue. thank you for being here. >> thank you, supervisor kim. members of the joint city school select meeting. candice from the san francisco transportation agency. they four allowing me to be here to report on the low income moderate yutsd around here we are here to update you and as the distinguished record of having processed most of the thousands of applications that came here and there is so much to say since the program has launched. i want to talk about a few accomplishments since our last report. two informations. sf mta had a lot of opportunities to coordinate and better our efforts since our last presentation. we have since begun meeting on a monthly basis with the school district in a committee that looks at the 20 or so intersections between sfusd and sf mta. because of that, we've been able to better coordinate on a number of issues that are planning and op

their names, jane doe number 1 and jane doe number 2. they say the company falsely advertises safety but instead solicits young women who have been drinking. in february, jane doe number 1 salted her. she and two of her friends were picked up. jane doe number 1 was the last in the car. that's when she says the driver times. the 36-year-old man was arrested and charged in that case. the attorney for the victims released a statement saying "the lawsuit holds uber accountable for what we believe to be a focus on profits over safety." uber's statement reads in part "we pro effectively worked with share information and aid their investigations. both drivers have been permanently removed from the platform." this, of course, comes in the midst of uber coming in are fire for what many would check. i should add that according to an uber spokesperson, the boston suspect in this case did undergo two background checks which we're told he passed. in boston's north end, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >>> new this morning, a serious crash at the born

be taken serious in san francisco the laws are over protective of tenants for example, supervisor janeim is hundred percent of the tenants right now she's making a law to protect the tenants if you heard both sides the good tenants as well as the property owners new tenants won't be able to find any housing or rooms to tell the down in san francisco because property owners will be forced to if their rent-controlled unit from the market in order to protect themselves and their property from bad renters i'll one the pertains h that will take my rental unit so kim's legislation i urge you to vote against supervisor kim thank you. >> (clapping.) >> remember no applause house rules. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm kim wong i am a property owner in san francisco last year my tenants didn't pay my rents for 9 years a i spent 75 thousands to evict them they got free lawyer from the city before my tenants be moved out they destroyed my property and turned on the water more than one thousand goggles gallons a day i don't put my property on the rental market supervisor kim wante

mary yain, by the way is she did being mary janes the show? >> mary jane paul is a news anchor. she work woes at anc, like a cnn. she is very successful so soledad o'brien type that is juggling fantastic career with a are great family life. you know, a tumultuous love life. she is every professional woman. she is trying to do it all. she is doing it. she does a great job of dict case fromfully, i think. rosanna: okay. what can we pecks from the show this season without spoiling it too much? >> yeah. that is the tough part. rosanna: that is a tough part. >> i have to walk on eggshells. well, we peck were up we left off. at the end of season two, as you said, mary jane got in a car accident because she heard a conversation she was not supposed to hear. rosanna: i blame you by the way. i blame smartphones that are not that smart. rosanna: okay. >> you know, we pick were up we left off. david extremely concerned about what has happened to the love his life. rosanna: he doesn't know she heard that conversation. >> le, he didn't know she heard it. he did see that he had butt dialed he

jane wells is live in l.a. with that story. jane? >> same day we got the numbers for september on macau, they were terrible. but yes, the government is going to help? how? we don't know. but it was going to make everybody happy. win resorts, fell 33% from a year ago to $2.2 billion. that is 16 straight months of decline. that is the lowest take in five years. the good news, the month to month declines are slowing and credit suisse said momentum was picking up by the end of september. and mgm ceo said he expects comps to start returning this month and macau will turn positive in 2016. morning star agrees, a good sign. today the central government said china will introduce policies to help stabilize the macau economy. this is fresh off president jinping's visit to the white house where jim muren pled his case in person. and not know whether that will setoff the corruption of money laundering and limits on how much cash chinese citizens can withdraw which mer in mc -- when they are in macau. and they expect a 20% drop in revenues year-o

she also created jane bakes. a line of all natural cookies low in sodium, sugar, carbs and calories that she sells online and in gourmet cobky shows. she also caught the eye of meredith vieira. >>> last year we traveled to monterey, california, famous fisherman's wharf where they ran four jewelry stores. their son claim they'd were too busy runs the stores. our makeover team helped joe and mary create a plan to double their company's valuation. the team recommended joe and mary consolidate their four stores into one and name it monterey bay jewelry company. they cleaned out the other three store fronts and will be leasing them to other businesses. they provided new display cases and with help they're setting up processes to track sales and focus on increasing turn joer. joe and mary express gratitude for the guidance and feel they're in better shape now for when the day comes they do want to retire. heading into our tenth season, i want to take a moment to reiterate something we say all of the time hear on the sh

i'm sploelg the chair to my right it supervisor wiener the vice chair and to my left is supervisor jane kim our clerk is ms. andrea ashbury the folks helping us to broadcast this it jessie larson and leo completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the september 22nd board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated i appreciate the announcements please call items one and two together. >> the amending of the dagget street for the open space and open space zoning and an agreement. dagget street vacating a portion of the street accepting an gift and encroachment permit >> madam clerk turn our involuntary manslaughter up a little bit we'll turn up our voluntary manslaughter to make sure our translators can hear and translate colleagues want to recognize those two items will help to deliver a new one acre open space to the potrero hill community also known as dagget xuntd that accept growth and increased density were promised and an array of amenities that include new parks after a number of years the land acq

that's how jane started. daniel: how old are you? jane: 15. daniel: and you are working on the streets sometimes? jane: yes. reporter: now it's monica who's trying to be her teacher. as long as jane has no children , she has a chance of escaping a life of prostitution, and perhaps even going back to school. for monica and her three children, that's a far-off dream, but she doesn't intend to give it up. >> would you like to go to school again? monica: yeah, i would love to, so i can learn more, show my kids how to live and to keep them, too. show them how the school is important. reporter: christine, monica, and the other sex workers from the slums of nairobi were forced to grow up early. they know how hopeless their situation is. but they refuse to resign themselves to it. >> living a free life is something lesbian women and gay men in africa want, too. but in most african countries, lgbt people face discrimination, violence, and imprisonment. in three-quarters of african countries, homosexuality is punishable by imprisonment. in four, it carr

jane: absolutely. there have been pre-meetings going on.ur deputy secretary of state is already there. it won't be the start of a conversation, it will be the continuation, but joined by the heads of countries. s ofetaries of state countries. that will be a huge advantage. anchor: you mentioned a change in policy by the u.s., is that inevitable? do you think it is too little that perhaps the campaign did not work against the islamic state? jane: more is more. the american people will not support boots on the ground. an extensive military fighting force. they will support, i think, the kinds of things -- carter is sketching out. we should have been more aggressive. should be creating safe zones to protect the civilians on the ground. i do not think it is as complex a military problem as it is laid out. i think if we showed resolve, a lot of the moderates would be the fighting force. anchor: we are grateful for your insight. thank you. situation in syria and many other foreign points will extend beyond president obama's administration. all ey

>> rose: who calls her calamity jane?> everyone because of the degree of chaos she brings to whatever candidate she's backing. that's what makes her unorthodox and tricky and valuable and a liability. you know, a lot of risk in deploying her. >> rose: if she's on the campaign, she wants leblanc with her. >> yes, and that the what i love. she brings in this incredibly smart, understated woman who you go, so you need this person to help you do your job? and you see how smart she is in her recruitment of leblanc, on relying on leblanc to find out the information. she knows how smart she is. >> rose: and what's her attraction to candy? >> you wanted to say john. >> rose: there was a moment i quickly said. >> i know, i saw your eyes, but you can edit. (laughter) the attraction to candy is what you actually see as a viewer, as a moviegoer when you watch him in this role and n that he's absolutely evil and sinister on one level and on the other level, you love him. and he respects her and she him. but i think he respects her in

and, jane, maybe you can talk about this. insurance companies are gonna look at this and look at these guidelines and say, "whoa! we have a big out here. you want to do it under 40, it's not what's recommended anymore. you have the option, of course, but we're not gonna cover that." do you worry about that? >> i do. and the option for annual screening at 40 is very important, particularly for people who may be at hereditary risk for breast cancer because the vast majority of them are unaware that they are mutation carriers. >> you have a marker for this, and you might be a carrier. and when did you get diagnosed with that? >> i did not find out until i was 47 years old that i am a carrier of a brca2 mutation. and so i consider myself very lucky to have reached that age without having been diagnosed with cancer. >> but some would say, "well, you've reached that age. if you'd known about it, wouldn't have made a difference," right? you would've still been 47 or 48, and you're a little older now, and you still don't have it, rig

she also created jane bakes.pp line of all natural cookies low in sodium, sugar, carbs, and calories that she makes in small batches that she sells online and in the store. last year we travelled to monterey, california's famous fisherman wharf. their son wrote to us concerned that they were too busy running the stores to have developed a solid retirement financial plan. our makeover team headed by chris meyers helped joe and mary create a plan to double their company's valuation. the team recommended joe and mary consolidate their four stores into one and name it monterey bay jewelry company. they took our advice and had a grand opening of the new store this march. they cleaned out the other three store fronts and will be leasing them to other businesses. premier store fixtures provided new display cases. and with our help, they are setting up processes to track sales and focus on increasing turnover. joe and mary expressed gratitude for the guidance and feel they're in better shape now for when the day comes th

we will be right back with jay jane -- a jane sanders, right after this. ♪ >> three words to describetor sanders. >> integrity, honesty, and hard-working. >> credible, honest, moral. >> seems like he is moral. >> smart, socialist, jewish. >> amazing, progressive, and new. >> very devoted following. >> not for sale. john: that was what we got when we asked voters on saturday night to give us three words to describe senator bernie sanders. we will ask those same questions to a woman who knows slightly better, jane o'meara sanders. potential first lady, it is great to have you here. your first ever visit to "with all due respect". let me start with a simple question. tell us about your family. >> we have four grandchildren and seven grandchildren. we love to be with them. we get back to vermont to hang out with them. no matter what else we are doing we try to get home at least one , night every few weeks. john: what are your three words for your husband? >> integrity is definitely one of them. caring, and honest. loving, wonderful. [laughter] mark: tell us a story of how you met. >> we f

thank you. >> (speaking spanish.) >> i'm from district 10 speeding i want to thank you supervisor jane kim for this legislation we're discussing today. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> first of all, because it keeps our families together. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and then helicopter i'm afraid of ending up on the street and not having a place to live. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and if you don't think there is a housing crisis i invite you to look underneath any bridge overpass any member of the public wish to speak on any item. >> everyday i take my children to school we see the tents under the bridges this is an embarrassment to our city any member of the public wish to speak on any item there's a housing crisis perp in san francisco caused by the ambitious to have more and more money. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i don't know how you expect us to pay monthly rents of $4,000 when our monthly slayers are so low. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> we really need to push this legislation move forward and support how supervisor cowen. >> (speaking spanish.) >> be

they are named jane doe 1 and jane doe 2 in the suit. they say the company falsely advertises safety, but instead solicit young women that have been drinking. in february, jane doe number 1 said a boston uber driver assaulted her. she and three friends were picked up in the north end. jane doe number 1 was the last in the carp that's when she says the driver indecently touched her several times. a 36-year-old man was arrested and charged in that case. an attorney for the two alleged victims released a statement reading, "the lawsuit is seeking to hold uber accountable for what we believe to be a focus on profits over uber's lawsuit reads in part "the time to share information and aced a investigations, and both drivers have been perm innocently removed from the platform." this is in the midst of uber coming under fire for what many checks. i should say that according to an uber spokesperson, this boston uber driver did undergo two background checks, which we're told he passed. in boston, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >>> it's 5:04. tw