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cheat let us rob grannies of their savings let us defraud municipalities across the world let us rig lobel interest rates let us masel interest rate swaps to small businesses and miscible organizations back securities and pension funds there is no fairness if you do not let us face it as nice this is part of the global insurrection against banks or occupation but while most in the west around the world are demanding that we punish the banks to us for their crimes here they saying let us commit crimes as well riot after chinese teachers try to stop pupils cheating what should have been a hushed scene of eight hundred chinese students diligently setting their university entrance exams are up to date to see why.

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cheat let us rob grannies of their savings let us defraud municipalities across the world let us rig lobel interest rates let us masel interest rate swaps to small businesses and miscible organizations back securities and pension funds there is no fairness if you do not let us face it as mice this is part of the global insurrection against banks or occupation but while most in the west around the world are demanding that we punish the banks stores for their crimes here they saying let us commit crimes as well right after chinese teachers try to stop pupils cheating what should have been a hushed scene of eight hundred chinese students diligently setting their university entrance exams are up to to see warfare after invigilators try to stop them from cheating now investigators of course is a british word and it means like just an exam are they watched so nobody cheats but this isn't a small city of shanghai and who by province and basically these are for entrance exams into the elite universities and if you don't get into an elite university then you don't become one of the elite so a

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let us be careful about this. let us make sure we are objective of the coverage. libyans have people in there, there are saudis in there, there are all kinds of arms going in there. a little bit more objective coverage would not hurt so we do not get into the same situation where we got into in iraq. host: let us look at some facebook comments and twitter tweets. michaels our next caller, a democrat in philadelphia. calls that have been coming and are typical of what i would expect from people that would not seem to understand or appreciate the legacy of iraq. every case is different. in the case of syria. -- in the case of syria, not only is there a humanitarian issue but obviously there is a concentration of abuses from the government. support more direct from their own super power posts -- superpower host. we do have an interest in the region. turkey is a nato member. we have interest in israel and jordan. we have troops in a number of those countries. we should just let the syrian conflict keep going with unrestricted russian support for the syrians by the rus

let us start in the weather center.e have anticipated the he all week. >> today we're talking mid to upper 90s in most locations. pledging to maybe 100 degrees. get ready for the heat this morning. we have some areas of cloud. fog at a minimum. temperatures are mild start off your friday. this afternoon a lot of sunshine. warm to hot conditions especially inland this afternoon. deceiving clear skies. it will be fairly mild for a lot of locations. >> temperatures in the '50s including downtown san francisco, sandoz ag good morning. 55. concord 55. >> we have 160 degree reading in antioch. the rest of us are in the '50s. under generally clear skies with areas of fog. a high for today will focus on that. inland upper 90s. 97 livermore. 96 in antioch. 97 also in fairfield. concord low 90s here in oakland a cooler thanks to the effect of that bit closer to the bay. 75 degrees in oakland. napa hot at 95. downtown san francisco upper 60s. we will push close to 70 degrees this afternoon. it will be fairly warm for the city. >>

let us take a listen to what the president had to say. ideo clip] >> you'll remember when i made that speech a couple of weeks ago about the need for us to perpetual warhe mind set. i specifically said one of the things we are going to have to discuss and debate is how we are striking this balance between the need to keep the american people safe and our concerns about privacy. there are some trade-offs involved. i welcome this debate. of our it is healthy region and health -- healthy for our democracy. i think it is interesting there are folks on the left and right who are now worried about it. abouteren't very worried it when it was a republican president. i think that is good. think it is important for everybody to understand that there are some trade-offs involved. host: president obama speaking on friday. are you willing to trade privacy for security? our next caller is in florida, on the republican line. hello. caller: the question has less to do with providing security than it has to do with shutting down the political opposition. l

yes let us have monopolies like bill gates does let us have monopolies like all these other guys do who are in the top and get to siphon the cash zero percent from the fed here average american is still down forty seven percent that's fifty thousand dollars that there are they've lost still down since two thousand and seven yet they need to change the language from the pursuit of happiness to the pursuit of cheating and whatever that is the declaration of independence or some of those founding documents that aren't worth the paper they're printed on anymore there's life liberty and the pursuit of cheating i think that jeff thomas jefferson was the first who said that well you know you mention the bond pocalypse and the bank of international settlements which is the central bank central bank they've just come out with this report saying that just in america alone they're going to lose a trillion dollars should rates rise by three percentage points so that's another part of the cheating thing is that of course bankers and the elite get to borrow it you know zero percent or one percent. no

build a bridge [speaker not understood] ♪ let us build a bridge don't you think it's time don't you it's time let us stand together [speaker not understood] we can do anything anything anything keep believing in our hearts [speaker not understood] love can build a bridge ♪ [speaker not understood] ♪ [speaker not understood] don't you think it's time, don't you think it's time love can build a bridge [speaker not understood] ♪ ♪ yes, it's time ♪ [cheering and applauding] >> you have two men who were never afraid to be who they were, even if it meant being different, even if it meant going against the grain. and i think that oftentimes as historic figures become part of the mainstream, we forget that what's so unusual and so unique about george moscone and harvey milk is the fact that they were not afraid to go against the mainstream. and i think that's something that often gets forgotten. and one thing that i want to say, especially when it comes to harvey milk and what he represents to me -- and i say this not only as a gay man, but as a gala -- gay latino man -- for me harvey milks

mickey cargile joins us now to let us know why, why the rise? >> well, the main reason for the rise is simply that the fear that the fed is going to stop buying so many bonds. they have been buying $85 billion worth of bonds every month and that has depressed interest rates. actually they are down quite lower than they should be. >> heather: so the historic rates in the past are those over? >> the lowest rates ever we're seeing happened about two months ago. those are gone. we'll never see those again. the rates at 4.5% mark are very low and should have no impact on the housing market. half percent rise in the 30-year mortgage keeps from you buying a home, you are buying a home you couldn't afford anyway. you should buy a house you can afford and have some room in there if interest rates change it doesn't

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int: let us go to david flint, michigan. say russia andto u.s. relationships have never been that great. i do not think they ever will be. had a good job. why he did what he did come i cannot understand. i know times are bad and they need to catch these terrorists. newink we have a lot more york bombings -- i do not understand all of the citizens calling in the saying they support him giving out of this information. they hate him -- they hate obama so bad until they are trying to protect this trader. that is my opinion. think the u.s.t relationships have been good with russia. do we keep russia on their toes, do they keep us on our toes? how would you like to see the relationship be? wish it would be better so russians would not be supporting countries like syria and keeping wars going. i wish our relationship was better when we could have more peace in the world. michigan.d in a tweet -- llamar in virginia, an independent caller. caller: i think people are putting too much on snowden with their relationship issue. our relationship has always bee

all of us can tell the story. so, let's crowd source this thing. let's tell the real stories of george and harvey. stories of their hard work and politics and the families and loved ones who surrounded them, of the moments we met them on the street or on their campaigns, in the castro or north beach, the vacations, the arguments, the jokes they told, the wild times they lived through, the change they made, and the lives they lived. thank you. (applause) >> thank you, jonathan. that was beautiful. i think this is a nice segue into the san francisco gay men's chorus who have been standing here patiently. i would like to introduce them and thank them so much for being here. they're going to sing "love can build a bridge for us." [cheering and applauding] >> [inaudible]. ♪ i gladly walk across the desert with no shoes upon my feet to share with you the last bite of bread i had to eat and all -- and i would swim out to save you in your sea of broken dreams when with all your hopes are sinking let me show you what love means ♪ let us build a bridge [spea

let us ask.on't pay attention to these scandals, they're big and they warrant attention but at the cost of all else? not a good idea. what do you think? >> i'm not saying i entirely agree. republicans do risk overplaying their hand if they don't have something really strong to fall back on, and rove is suggesting we focus on the economy. i think republicans can use this as a teachable moment to talk about the size and the scope of the regulatory state. we have so many visitoffs to d.c., tourists walking around constitution avenue, they need to understand what us going on in these buildings, irs, the epa, the rest of them. there's a lot to sort of be learned from these incidents. >> neil: very good point. you can bring that into an economic or just big government discussion. >> i think the bottom line he was trying to get at, you have to stand for something you can't repeat lid keep winning by saying this guy's policy is wrong. yes you need to focus on scandals but you can pivot a little bit. talk

i will again -- [inaudible] today that let us get together, let us assemble together, and in the interestof the country we will also get in touch with other parties so that we sit down across a table and share our ideas and vision, and let us prepare a common agenda. [applause] let us make -- [inaudible] to insure that how can we get the country out of this problems whether it is a rural area or urban area, whether it was -- [inaudible] whether it is karachi or -- [inaudible] every place has similar poverty. some have gone forward, some are very depressed and backward. we have displayed a unity. when i have presented the poster of governor to the -- [inaudible] army party, this is not a favor. from the very election day, i have said that wherever any party has a mandate, we will respect that. [applause] and keeping that in mind, i have offered to let them form their own governments. balochistan, kpk -- [inaudible] we will cooperate fully with these governments. whatever cooperation >> translator: similarly, in the travel area if there is no peace, nobody seeks -- [inaudible] and we will d

let us hear from indiana, joining me -- from indiana, cindy joins us on the independent line. a wanted to express opposition to your previous equating white voters and voters oppression. id is required for just about every transaction that is done in this country, whether it being cashing a check or making the return to walmart. i really strongly feel that there should be required forms. it was all on one political party's side. there is a great injustice. i think keeping the integrity of the voting process should require proof of citizenship. opinion, thank you for taking my call. host: a republican caller from port angeles, washington state. caller: i register to vote here last year, i did not need a state i.d. or driver's license. al i needed to do is sign piece of paper saying i knew it was against the law falsifying the statement. it is ridiculous being able to register to vote like that. gwen from birmingham, alabama. that see you here today. -- glad to see you here today. i am an african-american woman in the state of alabama. problems trying to vote. black people have

did a great job with his opening, but floled it up with the fact, the policeman told him to stop, let us handle it from here. and he continued on. so when you put those two -- that quote and that action together, it demonstrates the mindset. this was not a guy worried about his own personal safety. this was a guy who was going out to apprehend someone based on clearly racial profiling. >> as i said yesterday, the prosecution's hill that they have to climb, it's a really, really big hill. the prosecutor has a really -- is going to have a tough time proving his case. only because you don't know who fired the shot, you can certainly go into the mind and speculate, but when you go from what i think what al thinks, what john, what everybody

let us talk about the fog. expected to be pretty dense.the livermore valley some patchy fog for the north bay. and the fog will be clearing but lingering or the livermore valley. by noon the, the immediate coast. temperatures? cooler. starting in the 50's & 60's. as we go towards noon, the 60s, the 70's and notice with the correct combination of the north bay, the delta a, the inland and also the south-bay. for the evening, but will in temperatures with 70's and '50's closer to the coast. let us take a look to those temperatures in your neighborhood. 70 degrees in mountain view. '70s in campbell. the east bay inland valleys only the upper 70's in a couple of places. pittsburgh, antioch, that is it. low 70's inland. and just in the 50s along the the immediate coast. lingering fog expected. with a range of '60s and '70s for the north bay a look a your extended forecast. tomorrow, even cooler while below- average for the month of june and. wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, a gradual and consistent warm up. and you can watch the weather f

. >> let us pray.hidden source of life, we are astounded by your great and gracious for you are an equal opportunity distributor of talents and dreams. we thank you for this opportunity to place a statue in the united states capitol as a fitting tribute to frederick douglass who worked to ensure that our nation honors its promise of liberty and opportunity for all. lord, we are grateful for his commitment to freedom which inspires us to rededicate ourselves to the timeless principles he struggled to uphold. we praise you for his rejection of violence. his refusal to retreat on important issues. and his ability to persuade allies in order to achieve his objectives. inspired by his great life, empower us to serve your purposes for our lives and our generation by bringing deliverance to cap this in the recovery of sight to the morally and spiritually blind. we pray in your merciful name, amen. >> lisa be seated. -- please be seated. >> the honorable eleanor holmes norton. [applause] >> thank you. mr. vice

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so let us try, just try, to build a kinder and gentler with each other in a further deliberations of this parliament. >> polls show a greater threat to opposition leader tony abbott when voters to take to the polls. the election was set for september, but could be brought forward. >> the australian people have dealt for long time with the bickering and fighting. they will be looking for to electing their own leader. ofmr. rudd have any chance leading his own people, he will have to prove he can lead a unified party. >> the mongolian president has been reelected by a narrow margin. vote.bout 50% of the he campaigned on building mongolian wealth from foreign investment and mining. the german chancellor says she welcomes talks with turkey about joining the european union. but angela merkel said turkey's application will depend on its human-rights record and reform. it has been criticized for its recent crackdown on protesters. about 1 million portuguese workers have called for a 24 hour strike against austerity measures. the second time since 2011 that the two largest trade unions have

let us restore ourselves as a nation of builders. good luck. god bless you. [applause] >> as congress works to prevent student loan interest rates from doubling, we bring you a day-long conference on student aid. it begins at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3. >> also tomorrow, mexican from ador eduardo medina the brookings institution. that's live on c-span. 3:30 p.m. eastern. >> no doubt about it, this bill is going to pass, and this will be the first time that comprehensive imgreagsrorment has passed since 2006 in the senate. it went down that year, and then they tried to get in, and that failed. this is a big accomplishment, but this is a long way to go efore this is law. host: one senator said this reads like a christmas list for haliburton. what is he saying? guest: he is saying there this could be a potential place for waste and abuse. in all likelihood, senator leahy is going to vote for the bill. democratic leaders if they can ove the bill to the right, who will likely be upset, but who will still back the bill. host: congressman gutierrez at the hill sat

and then cooling off but meteorologist mark tamayo will let us know when -- let us know when the 90s will return. >>> and how teens could soon use their phone to report bullying problems. >>> a u.s. army sergeant charged with the massacre of 16 afghans pleaded guilty. he told the judge a short time ago that there's not a good reason in this world for why he did the killings. he was serving his fourth combat deployment with an otherwise good record. his attorney said he suffered from post traumatic stress and a brain injury and had been drinking iliz the night of the killing. sentencing is set for september. >>> senators had strong comments before a house panel on how the military deals with sexual assaults. the panel is moving ahead with stripping commanders of the ability to overturn convictions in rape and assault cases. the legislation is part of a sweeping defense policy bill that the house armed services committee put together. the pentagon estimates as many as 26,000 military members have been sexually assaulted last year. that's up from an estimated 19,000 assaults in 2011. >>>

speaker, let us -- [shouting] let us remember, let us remember what the leader of the opposition said at the time of the last spending review. he told us unemployment would go up, it's gone down. he told us crime would go up, it's gone down. he told us volunteering would go down, it's gone. he told us that poor students would go to university. the percentage has gone up, and he does our immigration policy wouldn't work but we've cut immigration either. that is what we have done. as ever, wrong about the economy, wrong about everything, never trusted by the british people. [shouting] >> thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. today, the government publishes spending around for 2015-2016. can the prime minister confirmed that it rejects the representations to borrow list by borrowing more as proposed by the party opposite speak with my honorable friend makes a very good point. on saturday the leader of the labour party told us there would be iron discipline on spending. on sunday, the shadow chancellor on the television past five times admits, yes, borrowing would go up. so there we have it.

let us see how we will get today.. >> hi darya today is expected to be the coolest of the week. inland highs climate of low '80s. we will see the sunshine. not sunny right now as we take a live look from our roof cam. this is overlooking the san francisco skyline. it is a great start to the morning but the cloud will eventually lead. it will be warmer into tomorrow. starting with 90 pushing in close to thursday. if you think that is warm with using the 7 day around the bay forecast bridge with a triple digits to talk about. tippers between 15 and 25 degrees warmer than where we should be. full details on what to expect. i will talk about the scourge of coming up at 545. george. >> we're still not tracking any hot spots for this morning slide. it will be slow on the approach to the rich and san raphael bridge with the weekend realignment. there is a sad tale bridge a good ride is under way. your quick commute check shows light traffic for most of the bay area. the westbound highway 4 and interstate 580 rise are startin

let us take a quick look at the bridges.ing with the west bound 80 right the bay ge tl plaza--the problems to report there. the incident is the west bound. >> the golden gate bridge is looking clear this time. taking you to the traffic map starting off the east bay. the grant of your screen indicating light traffic drive time from market is the berkeley 11 minutes. for the south bay no delays northbound on 280 or 101. >> south bound 101 ride through marin county is clear. drive time from the bottle to san francisco 23 minutes. >> thank you janu . in the news this morning new a startling developments around that investigatiinvestign into the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. the entire government legal team investigating the glass as abruptly resigned. according to san bruno city officials, for california public utilities commission lawyer squid. they were the commission's main expert on the 2010 blast that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. several of the officials are now calling on state attorney general to loo

they're not letting us on bart. >> one of many passengers redistrict to the near by bart station. >> i use to go to school up there. >> reporter: there are quite a few homes across the street from the bart station and we saw officers going door-to-door this afternoon want to hear anyone who may have heard or seen anything. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> police say the victim was sitting at a park bench with three other people when a man and woman came up to them just after midnight. the man opened fire. the robber got away with a wallet and a cell phone. >>> the report from the public policy institute of california was the subject of a panel discussion in sacramento today. the prisoner shift came about an up and down l of federal judges found california's prison were so over crowded that inmate health care was suffering. >> every doctor is board ser fied and every inmate sees a doctor within 48 hours. i think it is a tough flight system so i think the courts are using old data and old information to make current decisions. >> the report found that local over crowding maybe needing of more

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. >> let us talk a little bit about some security issues which are really tough ones.all of you who are familiar with the history of internet policy are familiar with the attribution problem, the problem when you are trying to defend against cyber attacks, the difficulty of identifying the source of attacks. it is called the attribution problem. former director of national intelligence mike mcconnell said he a bird reengineering the internet in order to make it possible to attribute attacks more carefully. other we talk about governments, china, russia, or any other government, do we want them to be able to attribute activity on the internet? or is that going to jeopardize the anonymity of internet users? isn't this kind of a two edged sword? >> it is. i think the report is fully cognizant of that trade-off. identify everyone, and you would reduce anonymity, and the possibility that something like the egyptian spring or those types of event would occur. >> because those guys would not be anonymous anymore. >> they would not be. >> it does seem that attribution is perha

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select let us be informed all right i want to take you now sort of these potential companies that were involved these internet companies who were named and these leaked documents for participating and the n.s.a.'s data collection have been speaking out to google send an open letter to attorney general eric holder and f.b.i. director robert mueller asking if the company could make its national security requests public do you think that publicizing these or quest would be helpful. we live in a free and open society at least that's what we're told ere it's transparency publish it let us decide we had the church hearings thirty years ago the last time the president ran amok deciding that they could keep secret cointelpro and keep secret the cia involvement in the united states these are matters that are not to be kept secret google and other companies should take those national security letters and throw into the fireplace we are above all else supposed to be a free and open society the whole mark of that is the truth will always mara's in the marketplace of free ideas enough secrecy

let us show you now some new pictures, what a lot of americans are facing tonight. while that entrenched and violent weather system keeps spinning off twister after twister and abc's mrng ginger zee tells us the very latest at this moment. >> reporter: multiple tornadoes forming right now outside oklahoma city tonight. very dangerous conditions, one tornado already ripping through el rino and other cities west of oklahoma city. the city itself bracing. reports of airport passengers evacuated to safety, as downtown oklahoma is under tornado warning. earlier today, a pdf warning issued. a particularly dangerous situation, meaning there was a 90% chance of two or more tornadoes touching down in the city. and they have. this, after another night of severe weather. overnight, 16 tornado reports in three states. this one near broken arrow, oklahoma, caught on tape. >> there it is. right there beside us. get on the ground! >> reporter: tearing a six-mile path in the earth with wind speeds over 125 miles per hour. the running total of severe weather reports keeps going up --

. >> yeah, mayorly thank you very much for the letting us use your house here tonight and letting --really appreciate it we know that you ran from the game to get here and so we really appreciate your commitment to our community and we are happy that you are here to celebrate this momentous day with us. we have an awesome community here, we are here to celebrate the awesomeness of our community the dedication of our community and, you know we are hebe here to serve all of you so really this award should go to everybody here in our community. thank you very much. (applause). >>> and i just want to echo jeff's words and say thank you for having us here today and thank you all for joining us and we look forward to many more arab heritage month celebrations and as well as our bigger community center and you know, through all of the different work that we do in different arab organization, different community organizationings it's about strengthening our community and contributing to the amazing cultural land scam of our city and we are very thankful to here today. >> and thank you shad d

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