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they were requesting a continuance -- yeah, would we be in favor of appear continuance with one step lation. if you speak about the project if you would give us a better understanding of how we could continue, you know, to come together with the developer -- >> is there any additional comments related to the continuance of this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner sugaya? commissioner sugaya: what is the specific request from the supervisor's office? >> i want to speak that. commissioner sugaya: because we don't have a representative from the supervisor? >> i will just say that, you know, kathrin the supervisor, she's often contacted us that he wanted the project continued because the neighbors had an idea about a transit pub. so this is the time for you to speak about the continuance. we're continuing it only for that purpose. if we're not going to think about that, then there's no reason to continue this item. that was the purpose of the continuance as was expressed by supervisor's khu's staff. [inaudible] >> well, we're just speaking to the won't -- continuance. i ma

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with a lation over bin laden's death subsiding there are some questions over what his fate might mean for the world for more on this we're joined by patrick headings in journalist and editor of twenty first century wire life from london thanks for joining us so now that some of the wider speculation has died down what do you think will be the significance of bin laden's death for the u.s. senate brought. i think initially for the u.s. there's two things first we need to look at the fact that the current administration the u.s. is going into a new election cycle in two thousand and twelve now what this announcement by a good lord in the chief for him it's a great line on his resume as a wartime president and also with poll numbers that were kind of really down in the doldrums the last two three years domestically this administration is suffering this gives them some credence overseas and also if the u.s. chooses to engage in a new conflict like a libya or an iran over the next twelve months this is going to help obama because american voters generally won't change leadership during a h

created only demonstration which had been sanctioned by the government itself so we're due diligence lation we're not doing any seemed illegal no it was absolutely peaceful and it was the shit because you weren't. the begin little you should be used illegal wars against peaceful demonstrates so we have a right to protect ourselves we go right to protect all of their use we have rights to protect there were members and we have rights to leave inaudible democratic country. and a look there was some other news making headlines around the world thirteen people have been killed and dozens injured in a series of bombings across baghdad officials say at least eight explosions took place during the sunday morning rush hour the blasts went off of the neighborhoods of sutter's city of the east and by yard in the west although once yet claimed the responsibility for the attacks. syrian security forces have shot dead at least eleven people during a mass funeral for anti-government protesters killed earlier in the week some analysts believe the brutal crackdown is leading to political paralysis and a st

lation the war powers resolution that would shut things down you can't fight wars without any money now whether it goes any place or not it's still indeterminate and i say this is one of the true tragedies it's far more likely to succeed if the whole thing and delivery of blows up and civilians are being massacred and so huge mess and american this guy there crashes of our aircraft or something then people will wake up and say why god where are we now the longer the longer means a stalemate not so much in the public eye then i guess the easier any casualties are e.r.v. miniseries i want to thank you very much for joining us tonight thank you. and still to come president obama meets with netanyahu to discuss the decades old conflict between israel and palestine is there any hope for a resolution and how much influence does israel have on the less politics of the right. let's not forget that we had an apartheid. i think. either one well. we never got the shows to keep him safe get ready because freedom. a charmer over here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big

i'm going to give you the last word on this program what should the anti-war movement do now and lation to the two thousand and twelve presidential election to move past partisan politics i'm not actually certain that electing a not actually certain that our our particular solutions can be addressed with heads of state it's clear that whoever is in that seat is going to continue to i mean it has something invested in the idea of empire so i'm not sure if i'm not sure of mobile i mean mobilization is important i'm not sure though what role that's going to play in actual retail politics ok michael i'm going to be the last last word what do you think the anti-war movement should do. i think it needs to focus more on getting real facts out of people through the mass media right and i don't know if that's an optimistic or pessimistic no there are many thanks to my guest today in los angeles and in ann arbor and thanks to our viewers for watching us here our team see you next time and remember across topples. take a candy store. it .

as we saw in those other cases well the palestinian people are are are not in and similarly if you lation to what we saw for example in egypt the palestinians in the let's thank god as an example i living under an early terry occupation and the idea that every. the attempt at organizing it building up civil society in civilian infrastructure is systematically undermined by the occupation forces those living in the diaspora the exile population not even have the luxury of protesting within their own homeland so it is a fundamentally different you know context but that doesn't mean that the same spirit that demanding of equal rights of a demanding of a chance to a good life ignaty humanity is is is not. consistent thread. so this is what's happening if we're really seeing a turn to nonviolence and and a new hope for arab activism that this is a distinct especially in palestine israel is getting away from the history of violence as you pointed out what's the next what's going to come of this next obviously we have that popular sentiment running up against the state of israel dr we've only go

look like they were at least you know having recently a good time but during that kind of friendship lation ship was deteriorating dramatically to a level that hadn't been seen since during the state of the cold war so you know overall it's another relationship is in modestly better health than it was before obama took over. i think unless there is some particularly unforseen dramatic instance that will probably continue some modest improvements but yeah i mean again it's not really a big surprise that missile defense which is something they're probably not unless you know there is a sea change in either side of the equation in terms of the outlook and then states or the russian government that's something that they're just going to not really agree on anytime in the forseeable future. now is mark out a mass columnist for in. for wave of violence in georgia at least two people are dead dozens hospitalized and hundreds detained it's the result of a brutal crackdown on anti-government rally on the eve of georgia's independence day just a few hours for the government to sentence ninety protest

steady decline in smoking to the point where now i think it's under twenty percent of the doc but the lation still smokes versus used to be you know in the forty's to women fifty's from near and. so it's part of the change but what happened is that over the years the people who are most receptive to the health message those are the ones who tended to respond first and now are left with. a smaller minority is not as receptive that message and therefore you see any sort of movement using more coercive means things like smoking bans were like increasingly punitive for tobacco taxes in new york it's a look at another example that it was cigarette taxes in the country with several dollars on each. levied by this city and then several more dollars the state on top of the federal court and we are starting to see a smoking advocacy advocacy group saying of their planning smoke in the or the bill just moved to other parts that we'll see how it all works out whether this enforcement really does work jake i want to thank you very much we have to wrap it up without a few technical issues here. our it is

there was a lot of spec lation and now the bombshell worst -- speculation and now the bombshell, arnold schwarzenegger finally admitting to maria shriver that he had fathered this child from a staff member that he has worked with for more than 20 years. the encounter happened ten years ago and that's when maria shriver left the house. they were saying that the father's -- that the child was her staff member's husband and so maria shriver thought whole time that was the case. now, schwarzenegger has taken responsibility for the child since the beginning. the woman apparently left the staff in january on good terms, retiring after ten years, receiving severence payments. >> reporter: he went on to apologize to maria and family. the couple has four children together. they range in age from 13 to 21. and there's still no comment this morning from maria shriver. back to you, dave. >> thank you. >>> it 7:2. a program meant to -- 7:32. a program meant to end violence may be coming to an end tonight. kraig debro is live to explain why the city council is considering cutting off funding for gang