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phil keep us posted and we'll try to fill you in on the opening remarks that secretary ke kerry makes>>> randall pinkston joins us live now from washington. every time the president makes a public appearance, randall people are going to expect him to address what is going on in syria. >> absolutely. and he did address what was going on in syria today. but of course with secretary kerry meeting with the russian official in geneva with the congress still considering those resolutions authorizing use of force, syria is front and center for the station and for president obama. >> i am hopeful that the discussions that secretary kerry has with foreign minister lavrov as well as some of the other players in this can yield a concrete result, and i know that he is going to be working very hard over the next several days to see what the possibilities are there. >> we heard president obama refer to working hard over the next several days, suggesting, obviously, that the window of opportunity is somewhat flexible. yesterday the white house press secretary, jay carney, refused to set a deadline o

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there is a discrepancy between federal and state law on that, strong beliefs that people have about t,e ke a pledge that we will look at every loan to make sure there is positive community impact. i think that is at least controversial enough to choose not to do it. we have not had a request yet, so i have not had to rule on that. >> we have a question in the back. >> i wanted to ask wells fargo, what is your interest rate on a loan? >> 6%. 2.75% over prime. >> ok. the second question, is a line of credit like a payroll advancement? i am a small business. just recently got contracts in san francisco. as you say, they pay slow. i want to get a loan for $50,000, but i do not want to pay the interest. i would like to get a payroll advancement where the money is available to me, should i needed for payroll. if i should need it, i can get that money. when the city pays me back, i pay them back, but that line of credit is still there. is that what they line of credit is? >> yes, ma'am. as you have a need for something to pay -- in this case, your bills -- before you get your invoices paid, that

know, when you live in these areas, it's like you're less safe because people in those areas are more kes operate. so that's how people end up being victims of shooting with stabbing, we feel unsafe ourselves at times unless we're inside. >> the victim is expected to survive. police are urging anyone with information on these attackers to come forward. >>> happening now, a two-day concert that has prompted a rare warning from police in mant view. it's a rave at the shoreline amphitheater called beyond wonder land. that's where nbc bay area's kimberly tere joins us now on why authorities are so concerned. how it's going so far? any problems in. >> reporter: no problems so far but i can tell you there is a heavy police presence out here. they've got eyes in the sky outside and also inside the concert venue. 25,000 people are expected here today and organizer say they are working very closely with the mountain view police to ensure that everyone stays safe. while drug use or possession is not allowed, those who have been to raves or are familiar with them, say drug use is prevalent. police s

encouraging people to apply in richmond and geary, i'm wondering if there are lots of llboards around and ke that's o strategies and if the commission can do more to recruit? >> i think the billboards you are talking about, the poa billboards have paid for some billboards where they are putting up certain officers, officer that saved the lady from the burning building. he's on the billboard and they did a campaign iechl -- i think it the p oa that does that. to me it's like teaing it up and put the ball away. we have an interest card and they take the test. >> thank you. in the interest card is that online? >> there is a physical interest card that you can fill out or i believe you can do it online. >> where is the physical interest card located? >> department of human resources. they administer the exam. >> and then i noticed the same thing about the officers. there is probably a challenge for everybody to ensure the female officers is as high as possible. i think that's an area for all departments can work on. >> we have a really good representation of female candidates in this class and s

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the security council agrees on a draft ke resolution, mourning at the mall. families wait on the bodies of loved ones killed during the that robey siege. and understanding the pain of annal shabaanal that lob aal-shabab attack, we report. iran's foreign minister says he's looking to break the deadlock on the long-running nuclear dispute within a year. the prospect of the settlement came after the highest level meeting between the united states and iran. since its revolution in 1979. iran and six world powers have also held talks at the united nations kristen reports from new york. >> reporter: it was perhaps the most high will be anticipated entrance at this year's general assembly. iranian foreign minister mohamed joined the permanent five members of the security council and germany hoping to end years of deadlock and sour relations, john kerry made it the highest level meeting between those two countries in decades. european union's foreign policy chief katherine ashton described the talks at substantive. >> having the foreign minister of iran come and open

we have had those discussions and the american president would ke to have allies alongside the united states with the cability and the partnership that britain and america has but we have set out very clearly what brita would need to see to happen for us to take part in at. more action at the u.n. report by the u.n. inspectors and furtr vote in this house. actions won't be determined by my good friend and ally the american president. they will be cited by this government and the house of commons. >> i agree with the prime minister the horror of chemical weapons but the vast majority of the 100,000 killed so far in this civil war in syria was the result of conventional weapons. can you convince the house that military action by our country would shorten the civil war, how to herald in the postwar government that could create stability? >> good question. i can't make any of those assurances. we have not made that decision but were we to make a decision to join the americans in military action it would have to bection in my view that was solely about deterring and degrading the future us

just in ke. . >>> it's turning out to be bart's worst-kecht secret.agers are being train today run the trains in case there's a strike. bart says its instruction does not violate the current contract because the training is not taking blas on place on the rals. >> we have two trains that are off of bart property on mayor island that we have set up. there's no traks out there, no third-rail power. it's mainly so employees that may want to be certified or the ones that are certified and want refresher courses can go and refamiliarize. >> do they know what happens fa a train derails or a zich splits? they don't know anything of that. it's uncon shenable thevenld do this. >> union leaders say what bart is doing is dangerous for the passengers. >>> the wait for the new iphone ended with this flying in southern california. in pasadena, one man promised to pay more than 80 homeless people to wait in line but ended up fighting some of them because in the end he refuse today land over the cash. at least three people were arrested. >>> there's been a gold rush

i'm going to be teaching my 10th graders meteorologist, they will be seeing what's known oz a hock ke stick graph, the increase in carbon dioxide and we will talk about policy, and i hope this group moves forward to set that cap which is merely a cap, all it is doing is saying once those rates are set, it won't go above this, isn't setting the shell contract in gold, it isn't setting a cap, it would be good to be set to go forward with local energy resources. >> thank you for your teaching commitment. [inaudible] acosta. >> commissioners, this is about community choice aggregation. you will get people coming here, you've heard them, that they've done that and they have done that and the other thing about the community, but truly speaking, when it comes to the southeast sector and i hope you folks are listening at home, very wlilgts has been done in that community. let's talk about choice. the former general manager clearly stated not to have anything to do with renewable energy credits, conveniently, some of you all are not agreeing with it. the choice that you so-called commissioners

you can help with living standards sustainably is to deliver growth in the economy, and we are, ma to ke interest rates and mortgage rates low, and we are, and to cut people's taxes by raising the personal allowance. all the things this government has done, things his govement would never do. >> mr. speaker, once again we see from the prime minister as we did from the chancellor total complacency. it's the slowest come we are in the midst of the slowest recovery in 100 years, mr. speaker. now let's talk about his record. can he tell us out of the 39 months that he's been prime minister, how many months have prices been rising faster than wages and living standards fall in? >> as i sid, we face a challenge to help people with living standards, but because this government has taken 2 million people out of tax a death cut income tax or 25 million working people, actually household disposable income, wen up last year. that's what's happening. but as i said right at the beginning we have to build on this. we've got to keep going with even with the deficit, helping business to employ people. b

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