sole lar panels have long created problems for european manufacturers. up to 45% cheaper. as a result china now controls around 0% of the european market. now the eu is reacting with plans to impose tariffs of around 47%. beijing says that's a mistake. >> handling trade friction we hope both sides can uphold the constructive and cooperative spirit and properly resolve differences and disputes through constructive dialogue and negotiations. we also hope the eu is cautious in its use of trade protectionism measures. >> the tariffs are due to come into effect in june and are initially set to last until december. by then the european commission hopes to have completed a probe into allegation that is china s providing illegal subzizz. many europeans have given up hope of finding a job. the youth unemployment rate continues to climb especially in southern europe. a growing number of young people have been out of work for more than a year. >> many young people are migrating looking for opportunities in other countries. those that stay and cannot get a job there are lessons, for t

to otherwise use lethal force now obviously there's a lot of criticism about drones you avi's and lars and numerous discussions taking place on an international level but before we move forward it's important to critically adding analyze the significance of these machines so let's take a quick look at what these robots offer their human counterparts and why the u.s. is turning to this technology more and more frequently now the first is the most obvious pro of course no lives or. actually going to be the last of the country that owns the robots they're not put in direct danger military commanders can send these robots into hard to reach or particularly volatile regions we don't risk in troops on the other hand these technologies actually have a limited ability to distinguish between civilians and combatants at best their ability to differentiate between the two is reliant on the human who actually created encoded them on the pro side however these robots can process information much quicker than their human counterparts in battle time is of the essence and every second counts when it c

report is actually most wary about lethal autonomy's robotics lars for short these machines have the capability to conduct missions and make life and death decisions without the command of a human controller they can locate targets and then choose what to do with them all by themselves it's a powerful and intimidating notion that the u.n. report says could actually lower the threshold for countries to go to war or to otherwise use lethal force now obviously there's a lot of criticism about drones you avi's and lars and numerous discussions taking place on an international level but before we move forward important to quickly adding analyze the significance of these machines so let's take a quick look at what these robots offer their human counterparts and why the u.s. is turning to this technology more and more frequently now the first is the most obvious problem. course no lives are in the actually going to be lost of the country that owns the robots they're not put in direct danger military commanders can send these robots into hard to reach or particularly volatile regions we don'

lars, i'll ask you.years when we've seen eric holder, his spokesperson, and this administration's dealing with the negative press in particular they don't like? >> megyn, here's the thing. alan would like to focus on this question of precisely whether this was planned. the fact that the doj represented to the judge that we believe this person is a co-conspirator is enough for me. i think what you should consider as an attorney, you're an attorney, does the chill begin to happen when an administration even hints that we could prosecute a reporter for doing his job. >> megyn: it definitely does. >> that's when the chilling effect starts. >> megyn: no question. everybody agrees on that. now, for the first time, and i said on o'reilly as a legal analyst i didn't think fast and furius was going to be -- touriufurious would be the end c holder. when you have the huffington press saying it's time to go, that's something. >>> up next, we're just getting live pictures of a big freight train derailment in baltimor

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my right is commissioner wiener and and the clerk of the committee is erica chang as well as jessie lars son for broadcasting this meeting. madam clerk please call item 2. >> an action item. >> thank you. are there any members of the public that would like to speak on the item, if so please come forward. seeing there is no one interested on speaking on public comment. is there a motion to approve item 2? thank you. this we go. $2? thank you. this we go. madam clerk please read item 3. i'm here to report on how things are going with the legislature. i have a couple things that i want to alert you to the edition of the matrix and i want to cover those first. also it's appropriate to take stock on what's happened to the legislation. i will quickly cover that. first the changes to the matrix on page 4 we've added ab 41 from san mateo, a new taxing authority to fund opportunities, authorizes sales tax to be voted upon within that mpo region. we are recommending a watch and we'll know better how it looks like it's going to go. this bill has bounced from natural resources to rules committee to

the reactor could go into operation within a few months in fuk lar fuel is available. but they say north korea's lack of experience with light water reactors is causing concerns. but they add that it will have residual capable to produce plutonium that can be used for nuclear weapons. >>> u.s. trade officials are urging the government to crack down on hackers that are stealing intellectual property. the office of the united states trade representative released it's annual report on how effective ugs trading partners are at protecting and enforcing sbel lecture property rights. the report says that individuals affiliated with the chinese government and military have infiltrated computer systems and have stolen hundreds of terabites of information. president barack obama say that china is involved in some of the growing cyber attacks. the report puts china, india, and eight other nations on a priority watch list. it designates the ukraine at the top. >>> six people were killed and seriously wounded others. it happened in the predominantly pattani muslim province. they pu

. >>> hoy es domingo 12 de mayo del 2013 y son los titoed lars en el día de la madre las mujeres liberadasn cleveland. un desenlace fatal. el criminal que había ma fado a su novia, uno de sus hijos y arresto de la familia. >>> una sofisticada banda de ladrones robó millones de dólares sin disparar un solo tiro y cajeros automáticos. les contaremos como fue. y latinoamérica tiene 2 nuevas santas el papa francisco kahn ni zo a 2 monjas. la madre de colombia y la madre lupita de méxico. ♪ (música) >>> este es su noticiero univisión, fin de semana. con felix y lourdes. >>> buenas tardes bienvenidos al noticiero univisión de fin de semana. los hermanos de ariel castro, que fueron señalados como cómplices del horrendo secuestro. fueron liberados y rompieron su silencio, y hablaron en cnn de lo que fue para ello verse relacionados como participes del crimen. vivían avila, nos explica como el día de la madre fue emotivo, para toda la comunidad cercana a este doloroso drama. y la liberación de a >>>periodist be r amanda berry y su hija michelle knight. servicios religiosos como este se llevaron a c

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lo que en efecto es descorrÍ lar las negociaciones bipartidista. >>> entendemos que los inmigrantes sonos republicanos, si necesitamos llegar a un acuerdo. >>> las diferencias la forma como se debe manejar el servicio de salud para los inmigrantes indocumentados que se han legalizados bajo una reforma migratoria y el tema de los trabajadores temporales este activista asegura que estas diferencias son parte de la discusiÓn. >>> y creo que hay un compromiso bastante fuerte de los miembros del grupo de la cÁmara de represento antes de tratar de buscar una soluciÓn a los obstÁculos que tienen en este momento. >>> no obstante, el presidente de la cÁmara baja, manifestÓ su preocupaciÓn que aÚn no se llegara a un acuerdo dijo que hay temas de gran dificultad, pero que ellos deben tener su 3propia propuesta. el grupo quiere presentar su proyecto de ley el primero de junio. aunque admitiÓ que hay desacuerdo. >>> el este analista polÍtico dice que serÍan buenas noticias si la cÁmara baja >>>periodista: presenta su plan. si no lo hace, tampoco afectarÍa el avance hace una reforma migratoria. >>> t

the movies include crazy stupid love, lars and the real good and drive.e show "extra." >> sometimes he walks away. sometimes he swats it away. >> what a weird thing to come up with. it's funny to watch. all you have to find are the shots of him in movie where he's grimacing and not talking or mouth not moving at all. this is the best one. >> can you blame him for not wanting to eat his cereal. that looks gross. >> this is stupid. i don't get it at all. like if you're going to do this, maybe put a brussels sprout or something like really gross. it's dumb. who's wasting their time making this? >> this is the brainchild of ryan mchenry. it's like he has morning sickness. >> it's creative. it's a funny internet. like the screaming goat. >> look at this one. where he swats the cereal away. that's a creative of time and sound. hear the spoon fall like he really did it. >> i think it's clever. >> so clever i would love to hear what you had to say if this was kate upton refusing to eat her cereal. >> the idea is you have a celebrity on a screen and a random perso

number two, we'll be all so prosperous and working so much, we wouldn't have time to care about this ma lar key. >> steve, go ahead. you're laughing again. >> yes. you know, you're talking about eliminating deductions. you're not talking about taxing capital gains at the same rate that you tax interest on bank accounts. >> sure i am. >> you are not. >> sure i am. >> that's not what the prones. >> i absoluly am. >> secondly, there's no tyranny unless you think stoopedty is tyr -- stupidity is tyranny. >> okay. hold on. i've got to go back to john. tyranny. stupidity. you think this was stupidity? john? >> absolutely not. you're on the front end of that if you believe this isn't tyranny. look what they did to van der sloot. within four months he had three audits, his business and personal income. karl rove had a confidential report released to the press, nd wh they've done with the at tea party and conservatives, this is not isoled, guys, and it's not stupidity or incompetence. tyranny is the answer. my friend toby is right. >> toby, got to give you the la word here. >> i mean, we're not blam

university of san francisco, the north of han pannedle association, and the village of the place and lar kin services and zion church and the supervisor breed's office. we we have the letters of support from the panhandle of the association as well. i would like to briefly mention of the 29 letters supported there were letters submitted from neighbors, three neighbors that share a wall with our property and there were letters from each of the surrounding businesses that share a wall with our property. and folks of all ages submitted those letters and we have a lot of support and they feel that there is a lock of business such as lack in the neighborhood. in the last five seconds, i will quickly show you a quick mockup of what the facad, looks like and there it is and that is how we will be improving the facade. >> and a few shots of the facade of the current interior of where it is now. >> there is the shot of the ex-attorney or as it stands and here are the pictures of the interior and thank you so much for your time and consideration >> we will open it up for public comment. i have one

however, a few months lar she learned she could not stay in the country as a tourist and had to give up her job and move back to california. what is your goal, where do you see yourself living? >> i would say find a job, get married. i want to raise my kids in taiwan instead of america like my situation. i kind of want to raise them in taiwan first for about 10 years then move back to america. i just kind of want to teach them the culture i grew up in. >> like jennifer's parents, yan bo and his wife have to decide when it is most advantageous to send leo to the united states. he is thinking he'll send leo over after a few years of early schooling. but the decision for this family and so many others will be made many times until the child turns 18. >> now the baby has just accomplished the first step which is to obtain american citizehip. the citizehip is jusa pce of paper, but to integrate into america is a very gradual process. to integrate into american society, to integrate into the american masses, to become a real american, this is a very long process. so it is an experiment. ma

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you close the door to the sell lar cellar and it feels like a train passed over you. then you get out and it's like it never happened and everything is gone. >> you must feel very lucky to have got out alive today. >> yeah, i feel very lucky to have helped people get out of their houses across the street. >> heather, i'm so glad that you made it. i'm so sorry for the others who didn't. thank you so much for joining me. >> thank you. >> the 51 people have been confirmed dead in today's tornado tragically, including seven elementary school children. he's from moore in oklahoma, the very center of the devastation. and the congressman joins me on the phone now. congressman cole, you're from moore, what is your reaction to what has happened there today. >> it's just devastating, piers. 53 people, likely to be more, quite frankly. and, you know, this is our fourth time in ten years, '98, '99 and '03 before this one. fortunately, we're awfully good at handling these-type-of-things. good first responders from the surrounding community. had the opportunity to talk to the presi

if the prostate gets lar enough it can completely block the urinary stream and that's an emergency. >> you're still not in the cancer zone. >> no, you're not. >> there's no diagnostic value to enlarged prostate cancer as to determining if a cancer exists. >> i wouldn't say that, if u have greater amount of tissue there's more likelihood there would be small focus of cancer in there at least. >> is it fair to say what you look for in these three fundamental diagnostics that is the digital, the rectal, the sonar, and the -- what's the third -- the psa, that you look for a confluence of those, they all have to work together for you to determine probability of cancer? >> yes, that's correct. >> and then you cross the line and you say, ok, now is the time to have a what? >> well, the first thing is you have the blood test and the digital exam. >> right. >> and if either one of those are abnormal that raises suspicious. if they're both abnormal there's a much higher likelihood of cancer then the next step you go to is an ultrasound with a biopsy. the ultrasound is not good just to look for

well lars hedegaard a journalist with a right leaning swedish newspaper says the unrest is fueled by prominent figures with something to get if you look at similar instances in other parts of europe you'll see it eventually that there is a plan behind that what i think is behind it is stretched some people would want to gain recognition as the stakeholders in society in other words there are people who would like to be in a goshen a negotiating position reserving the authorities and so if they can sort of make things happen and make them go away this proves they have or are in the local community and they are people that you have to reckon with the swedish minister of justice was asked what is behind this what's the motive and she said there must be many different motives unemployment the dissatisfaction no hope for the future etc she did not mention islam one where and i think you see a pattern here i mean when you talk to her about the the beheading in london and david cameron came out and said this has nothing to do with islam i mean this is a pattern of western leaders they will

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new video coming in from the ground in moore where a family is seen coming out of their storm sell lar inspect the damage. we'll speak to the man who shot this video. imagine how he felt when he saw what was going on outside. >> i heard the roar and grabbed my dog and went and lay down. here we are now, it is destroyed. i was asking god to spare me and he did. he saw fit to see me through to another day. to more efficient pick-ups. ♪ wireless is limitless. [ female announcer ] from meeting customer needs... to meeting patient needs... ♪ to wireless is mitless.s... martha: all right. we are back and this is a fox news alert. right now we're waiting president obama. he is scheduled to deliver a statement within the next couple of minutes about the devastating tornados that have impacted oklahoma. the president's receiving a briefing right now we are told from his response team and as soon as he comes out to the podium we will get underway with his statement for us this morning. >>> two miles wide, winds that topped 200 miles an hour. a deadly tornado has devastated an entire community in

i want to look at the larger picture, lars.iminalizing the pursuit of investigative journalism as eric holder has done here, is that anathema to the first amendment and democracy? >> yes. >> greg: if it is, does the administration's pray regard of that suggest they view the constitution in a meaningless scrap of words that doesn't really apply to them? >> come on, in woorksd yes. because, gregg, i have been a journalist for 36 years. i have investigated stories. the problem is that when a government, any government, even local government comes in through the door and says if you are looking at things we don't want you to look at, we're going to run you up the flag pole and demand your records, all of your sources are going to know that anybody who talks to you is going to be revealed to the government agencies that have a dog in the fight and an interest in shutting you down and nobody is going to talk to you. that's the result of this kind of activity. >> greg: john, the president said journalists should not be at legal risk f

claim the violence has been clearly orchestrated for tyria motives and that's the opinion shared by lars had a god and danish journalist working for a swedish newspaper if you look at similar instances in other parts of europe you'll see in eventually that there is a plan behind that some people would want to gain recognition as stakeholders in society in other words people who would want to be in a goshen a negotiating position reserving the authorities and so if they can sort of make things happen and make them go away this proves they have in the local community and they are people that you have to reckon element behind of course much of this these immigrants that and of course we've got a reputation for opening its doors to immigrants surely that multiculturalism is something that sweden has been successful at over the past so will why should that be going wrong while has not been successful i mean you can see that right now there's been a. it's been an ideology that's been just i'm an agent by the ruling elites actually that this was a great success and. a great experiment a model f

. >> all of the families were in one room in the vas ku lar surgeon came down and asked for the corcoranily and brought us in a different room and that's when he described the wounds. and he said that without a doubt she had a mortal wound and if it wasn't attended to when it was she would have died and she was minutes away from bleeding to death. >> when was the first time you saw sydney and could speak to her? >> she had the breathing tube in her. she realized i was there and since she couldn't talk, she was actually trying to talk to me so i asked the nurse in the room for some paper and a pen and i had actually before she started writing stuff down, she asked me about mom. i could clearly understand that. so i told her what happened to celeste. of course, sydney -- it was just a single tear just rolls down her face. so then i got the paper and one of the first things that sydney wrote down was that when she first woke up, she thought she was an orphan and that we weren't with her anymore. >> i was terrified that they had both died. and i was so scared that i was only going to have my

but the new man, is tes lar tese has not only you know beaten the odds but beaten the odds in two companiesmeime, he has a spaceflight company. i talk about this on bulls and bears last week, i would take a profit here. >> i would think you would, but you know, the thing, you have. >> cue the music. charles: you have car did not work it ran out of juice, it has come back. and there is no way that anything you can use on a fundamental bas, to justify the share price, i don't think that your charts would justify it it has to be the man. >> i don't think so, i think it has been in the news a lot. i know the markets and business pretty well, i've been doing this for a long time. the ceos i can name, tom watson, at ibm. you had henry ford, and steve jobs. i come up with. >> not when you were born, but now. >> people don't know the ceos, they know the buzz, they know that tesla is an expensive electric car. charles: so is fisker, they just file for bankruptcy. >> but they came out with the consumer reports and making money, this is a big -- this will go the way of my space and toby's facebook pho

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sometimes they said they did recognize gentleman lar coming and going. they also said they saw dzhokhar's brother in the neighborhood. so they got around. but they were stunned, absolutely stunned to see the s.w.a.t. team show up when they did. the one thing we wanted to show you is the dumpster that neighbors say is the one that was like lit one to be used. it's the only one here in the neighborhood that according to the complaint once they took that backpack with the fireworks inside. they went to this dumpster after they put it inside of a trash bag and threw it over the side. that's the one that seemed to take care of this neighborhood according to all neighbors, that's the one that was used. but these people can't believe that it's only been a few days, literally, since that s.w.a.t. team showed up on april 19th when they first came out here to take these students into custody to drill them with questions about what they knew about dzhokhar. i talked with one neighbor here who told me his story. point out that apartment. >> oh, it was that one right