local roads. so for some regional administration has to take care for the locality administration. so this is mainly a guideline that has to support local administrations in their work. and why do local administrations need this? because there is a regional regulation that says that all our local authorities need to have a local mobility plan. i heard this morning about a problem like neighbors complaining when things have to be changed and the whole debate that is coming up then. but i think we have it similar because it's our local mayors who sometimes are hesitating to put into practice -- that's one of the reasons why those cycling routes sometimes get stuck, because you have a regional cycling route, but local authorities, we have 19 in brussels, local authorities do have to give permits for that. there is a lot of criticism on that and i heard my dutch colleague say one hour ago, you can get stuck because at local levels people don't like it, although your regional plan is to be so good. that's true. on the other hand, i think that it's a good democratic process to really to

he said some companies and local administrations lack an awareness of safety, a sense of responsibility and sufficient measures to prevent accidents. >>> china's state run xinhua news agency reports an angry mob has clashed with police in guizhou province after a street vendor was reportedly beaten to death by security officers. a large crowd gathered at the site and clashed with police tuesday. video foot the internet shows protesters throwing stones at the police. the number of casualties is unknown. a newspaper in hong kong says that there were thousands of protesters and the police fired tear gas at them. last month a similar riot occurred in guangzhou city after security officials abused a female street vendor. observers say people's frustration over price hikes and widening gap in wealth are the hidden causes of the series of riots. >>> ai uchie da joins with the latest in business news. global markets continue to be in the spotlight as political issues in the u.s. weigh down the dollar. ai, give us the latest take on that. >> absolutely, catherine. big losses overnight in europe

are now joined by popular come a glorified local brass that has spent years working for the local administration where you just came back from the united states where you spent two years studying for a masters degree graduation thank you for your program as far as i know the industry or for this that living in the united states is they're well developed the sheer number of nursing homes i think more than thirty thousand across the united states speaks to that in russia there are just about fifteen hundred nursing homes are all around the country and as far as i understand there's also a big difference culturally and socially to how people approach the sort of south check well the difference is huge you're perfectly right that united states assisted living is a kind of business and people viewed it as just another way to be independent during their old age so that they could not feed themselves as a burden to their families to their working kids so that they could be. independent in the economic sense and medical. well here in. the russian federation it's totally different because there is no bus

for that, an administration and local people should come up with proactive measures and build a community that fights back against radiation. >> translator: thank you. >>> sciences has been speaking to us about radiation and its implications for children's health which we are all concerned about. >>> in other news, the europe union will send about $14.5 million in food aid to north korea. the europe peen commission made the announcement on monday. they say it would be distributed through the world food program to about 650,000 people living in the northern and eastern provinces. the commission said the eu and the wfp will check delivery at everyone stage and visit sites, hospitals, childcare facilities, and households. it also said it would not hesitate to have end hunitaan aid if it discovers the food is being diverted from recipients. e uconn firmed that north koreans are receiving only 20% of the necessary daily nutrition from state distribution systems. >>> former bosnian serb commander ratko mladic is accused of ordering the mass murd of 8,000 muslims in 1995. he appeared in the inte

administration. the new starts process has always been extremely competitive and has always been a process where a local sponsor engages the federal transit administration from the beginning of the project for environmental clearance. so there are many steps throughout this process, working with the fta. assuming you pass all of those steps, it is unlikely the project will not get a full funding grant agreement. there is a real issue about whether the funding comes in, when it is assumed, the timing. that is why, a few months ago, the mta, and we, took action for backup. for instance, the state bond funding. with the federal funding, and the mta has been working with the comptroller's office.

administration. the new starts process has always been extremely competitive and has always been a process where a local sponsor engages the federal transit administration from the beginning of the project for environmental clearance. so there are many steps throughout this process, working with the fta. assuming you pass all of those steps, it is unlikely the project will not get a full funding grant agreement. there is a real issue about whether the funding comes in, when it is assumed, the timing. that is why, a few months ago, the mta, and we, took action for backup. for instance, the state bond funding. with the federal funding, and the mta has been working with the comptroller's office. you may recall that this is the way that it is historically done. i think that this will be funded at all levels requested. commissioner mirkarimi: very good. discussion? public comment? >> i am the planning manager at chinatown cdc. we have been working on this project for a 15to 20 years -- 15 to 20 years and we would like to come to you to ask for support. san francisco is a transit first city. we are all workin

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is this almost a kind of quasi-state policy at some local and administrative level? or is it simply, well, we don't like it but we don't do anything about it because we don't punish muslim crimes against christians? >> i think it is a policy because you see a clear pattern here. dozens and dozens of family members going to police and reported this, and police knowing where these women are, and turning them away saying, she's now married, she's now married. and what about the case of whether restraining orders gives slapped on the parents? that's the court system interfering. they know where these women are and they are allowing it to continue. it is government action. if you look at the practice, that's what it is. >> ms. clark, mr. maher, do you agree? >> yes, i agree on that. it's a part of the government, the government's plan. we knew that it was planned, the ministry of interior himself was involved in order to show that the government is doing what he can to stop and look and so forth on these terrorist. unit, the government of mubarak was always playing both s

is this almost a quasi state policy on some local and administrative levels, or simply we don't like it, but we don't do anything about it because we don't measure muslim crimes against chris christians? >> i think it is a policy. you see a pattern, dozens and dozens family members doing to police and turning them in. turning them away she's now married. she's now married. what about the cases where the restraining orders get slapped on the parents. that's the court system interfering also. they know where they are. they are allowing it to continue. it is government sanctions. if you look at the practice, that's what it is. >> mr. clark, mr. maher, do you clear? >> yeah, i agree on that. it's on the part of the previous government plan. we knew that the bombing was planned. and that the ministry of interior himself was involved in order to show that the government is doing what he can to stop and look and so forth on the terrorists. you know, the government of mubarak was always playing on both sides. and showing that mr. mubarak, i am the protector, and leaving the fan -- fanatics a

the bill in 1996, by the way, said no teacher or administrator in a local education agency sham teach the theory of evolution except as a scientific theory. again, for those of you who have a science background, most scientists look at that and say, of course, that's how we're teaching it. well, evolution is a fact. natural selection is a theory, but that's how all the ideas are taught about science. they are theories. you support and disprove them with evidence, but calling creationism a theory is problematic and the attempt to dodge the first amendment all along. well, likewise itself, the controversy simply doesn't stop and keeps evolving, and one historian summarized the consequences of the trial a few decades after it ended. "the drugstore loafers accomplished their purpose. dayton is on the map, and tennessee had become the laughing stock of the western world. a fundamentalist died in dayton in 1925, but fundamentalism did not. scopes did lose in dayton, science didn't. i think tennessee lost. " >> we're going to have a question answer session now, and i ask yows because it's te

to the mayor, board of supervisors, and the city administrator and mitigate the effects of development. most of the economic development increases local employment and the resources contributed to the community and sustainability. of course, stabilizing and protecting small businesses in and around the central market street and tenderloin area is a party for the vitality of this committee. for the past six years, i've served the tenderloin neighborhoods and i also participated in the census. please consider my nomination to this very important committee which will monitor the improvement of the expense to make sure that the communities are not adversely impacted. thank you for your consideration. >> thank you. since >> i have -- i have lived in district 6 -- 5 i did not make that up. i just picked it up. i have lived in the district since 78 with a few years in the castro and one year and oregon. i am retired from the california department of justice as a paralegal. my main qualifications is my interest in the area and my interest in urbana be in general. i have been attending the project committee and the central market partnerships

. >> on issues from medicare to farm prices hundreds of local stations are running stories extolling bush administrationicies making tens of millions of people. >> bob has that story. >> president bush's choice to be the next agriculture secretary. >> reporter: all of these reports were written and distributed by the administration answer its p. rrnlg r. firms, not journalists. >> thought it would be more powerful to use this own network. after fired by the white house, got a new job pbn, bank rolled by a beer magnet joseph coors, get them hooked on news clips the station could use without credit and the gradually, subtly, slowly, inject their philosophy in the news. its motto -- ail and balance. joining me now is rick pearlstein, historian and author of "nixonland" something you should read. we are not going to respond to memos allegedly writing more than 40 years ago, however, if mr. ailes had the idea for fox news nearly half a century ago he would have beaten cnbc and msnbc sooner from the trash talk. what surprised you about the newly released documents? >> nothing much, chris, i have to say. this

the administration includes the colonies top brass and even the priest of the local church. they will consider whether andrea fanaa c.f. is mended his ways and is ready to be his own master. the colonies chief warden as the commission chairman he poses very awkward questions to the inmate. so your parents will give you a flak and you wife will help you find a job without you when you go to do something on your own as soon as i was i think it's time we began providing feel parents and wife. the court will make the final decision on whether or not andrea will be set free colonies administration concedes that inmates are fully aware of their rights and take a firm stand to defend them what we need to build dozens of new prisons video that we have to install modern equipment to beef up security where we are and we also have to iron out how sentences ought to be served as to be more pragmatic more qualified immunity for the border. we have to reduce the enormous number of prisons in our system as well will with boeing you know go good. this is a unique colony for women in the ura