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be slipping away as anti-government protesters claim to have control over most of the country's major cities. and this violence spreads through all the oil rich middle east the world faces a surge in fuel prices threatening to drag economies into a new meltdown. and. the wiki leaks founder slams a british justice for handing him over to sweden sparking accusations of hypocrisy over how the u.k. those facing a far more serious charges. plus it's a race for the hearts and minds of all the limping facts as russians are set to choose the mass going for the two thousand and fourteen winter games in sochi. global news a live from moscow this is r.t. violence continues to spread across libya as anti-government protesters are back on the streets demanding an end so you can talk about these rule reports also suggest that in the capital tripoli security forces are arming civilians loyal to the regime and it comes after scores were killed there on friday as army forces once again opened fire on rioters bringing the death toll now to well over a thousand that's across a lot about what he's peter all of

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violent protests in egypt's major cities continues this morning. hundreds of thousands of people are refusing to leave tahrir square. in fact, they are coming there in droves. this is another live look. it looks like there's just a lot of people, more people than usual starting to g gather once again. we don't see at this point any kind of a showdown. it doesn't look like they are clashing as much with pro-government supporters. and now world leaders are really beginning to call more and more for president hosni mubarak to step down. but again, the protestors are gathering. we are not only seeing this in cairo but other major cities in egypt as well. we are watching this once again this morning. we'll keep you posted all morning long. >>> much closer to home, an overnight home forces hundreds to evacuate from an emergency shelter in the south bay. the ehq helps people get back on their feet and this fire could set them back further. marla tellez is live in san jose with more. marla? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. behind us here is the eme

heard from john burris that we have a very, very low record of police misconduct in comparison to major cities. but i am also equally appalled and upset as i sit here and we review officer-involved shootings and see individuals where officers had to take their life. you know deep in your heart if there was a taser, that person would be alive today. that is a video that runs in my mind after each of these shootings. that is important. even dr. sang -- he was a great witness, although he was honest about his numbers. we are left with very little of an option here. it is either a farm or another device. we know police use firearms. we owe it to officers and the public to give them another option. we heard from a lot of lawyers. when is the last time one of those lawyers has ever made an arrest? when is the last time a lawyer has been on the street and had to fight for somebody? when is the one -- when is the last time lawyers had to worry about going home to their children? we heard from the officers tonight. we owe it to them and their families to give them another option. it is irresponsible no

city. russia's president pays a surprise visit to moscow train station discovery major security lapses with the recent terrorist attacks in the capital the better business stepping out of the security. at the new exeter's christians believed from a role b.o.'s collating six turned violence almost all the eight hundred pound christians in the country have fled those who remain continue to be targeted by extremists such. as the headlines this hour next also explores the remote caucuses nature is a barely acceptable mountain range declared a unesco world heritage site stay with us for the next one out. southern russia. this faraway place. special permission to travel around to. such. to film the landscapes it's all this close read it's all set up i can't tell you how beautiful. weather is right now but i go. to. this place. a long time ago the people of the caucuses used to shepherd droves of sheep across the a bug of lambs were often targeted by hawks even today their primal instincts occasionally bring hawks back to this past. this is a bearded vulture. of this kind because nests on low lyin

city and county. keep in mind that a majority of these jobs are blue-collar construction and paper veiling wages. job losses mean taxes the city and county are going to use. -- are going to lose. i live in district 5. i definitely want to support the resolution to save kusf also. >> i am a member of the chinese radio and a community advocate. there is a commercial organization bringing in a program on kusf. [unintelligible] they bring in chinese music and education, and other relevant information in the san francisco area. these programs have received an outstanding award as the best radio program. there are many newcomers in this area. they would like to hear this chinese radio on kusf fm, 90.3. i sincerely appreciate your support. thank you. president chiu: next speaker. >> good evening, board of supervisors. my name is j.j. hollingsworth. i have a master's from the san francisco conservatory of music. i have been an occasional guest on kusf, and i am here in support of saving kusf. since my colleagues have spoken most eloquently, i have nothing more to add except that i would really like to see

somewhere that it would be a higher percentage of aging population compared to some of the other major cities in california. i think there is certain preparation and mindful is that we need to have when it comes to looking at that issue or we will not be prepared for that. there is some language in here that addresses that. but i will look at that a little bit more closely. that is kind of the gist of what i was thinking about. i think other folks raised the issue on density. there might be a few more comments that i might add to it. commissioner moore: i only have one question. you mentioned that the basis of your study relies on the previous and not the current census. are you going to a least find a way of comparing trends one with the other? there are many very basic assumptions. there is a huge shakeup in all areas of the population part -- partially based on the economy. are you very quickly analyzing anything that is very different? >> as you know, the long form of the census was eliminated. they have been using the survey that was more of an estimate and the data is not really the bes

if the only major city to show an increase was washington d.c.. the moralism tablet finally has a price and a release date. the fishing goes on sale this thursday. it's priced at $800. if that $300 more than the entry level i pad. if however, if the son of a two-year battle plan contract with verizon, the seal would cost $600. it has features the i pad is not such as the camera and various output some inputs. stay tuned, tech reporter gabe slate will compare this into the i pad trigger newscast at 5:00. we will have a look at what they're after the break. stay with us. >>jacqueline: a live look inside from the bay bridge, sunny skies this afternoon but we will see changes as we head into tomorrow. tonight and tomorrow, temperatures drop off quickly once the sun goes down. we will see very cold conditions to get over night even patchy frost. into the afternoon, high clouds and windy conditions, cooler temperatures as well. the next door will take aim at the bay area. temperatures tomorrow, i get in the 30's nearly everywhere. 42 and san francisco,

most of the world's weather stations located in major cities record changes in the atmosphere resulting from industrial waste and vehicle fumes the data collected jugar and similar stations is important for fundamental research into how the earth's climate changes in areas situated far away from manmade sources of pollution what if you are running it now the temperature a jugar is fifteen degrees above zero but a couple of days ago trees were falling to the ground under the impact of strong gusts of wind which by the way where the snow is usually one metre deep around this time in december temperatures were unusually high in november and it may well turn out to be the warmest november in twenty five years. each day caucuses reserve staff record temperatures wind velocity humidity and amice ferric pressure. one team is on shift for two months. on its way from to go to the grand old and slow the helicopter passes by mt fish to the highest point and the western ridge. after an hour's trip by air dimitri and his son curial walk about the northern sector of the call. this is reserved in the

earlier tuesday tens of thousands of demonstrators gathered in egypt major cities and in cairo's square which in english means liberation. they stood shoulder-shoulder. in washington lawmakers was their support and concern. >> it is imperative that he addresses the nation and announces with grace and leadership in his understanding of the expression of his people that they are making. their aspirations. he needs to embrace them, fully. >> at the egyptian people not only have the right to form a new government but they need their responsibility to make sure it is done to build towards the light and not the darkness. >> during the protests banks and schools have closed. food and fuel are in short supply. his and as that may ease what has been at tenuous situation. it >> times and bad days for kron4 news. >> there have been shows throughout the streets of people not satisfied, they want him to step down right away. president barack obama talk with the egyptian president and obama offered his perspective on how the change could take place. >> he recognizes that the status quo is not sustain

help from soldiers who defected from the army, government opponents have taken control over major northeastern cities like benghazi. mizurata is also in their hands. on thursday, fierce clashes between security forces and anti-government groups erupted in a town about 50 kilometers west of tripoli. a demonstrator spoke to nhk over the phone about the crackdown by the government. >> security troops loyal to gadhafi are being dispatched to guard the capital. a tripoli resident said the government is acting like nothing has happened patching up traces of the clashes and erasing graffiti critical to gadhafi. observers say the gadhafi administration is trying to show that the capital is calm. gadhafi blamed the turmoil spreading across the country on al qaeda. he made an audio address on thursday via state-run television. >> gadhafi said the people of libya have it within their power to change things for the better through committees. he emphasized libya will never witness what happened in tunisia and egypt. amid escalating fighting between pro and anti-government forces in libya, the international organi

at this time, we lack, per capita, as to the number of fatal collisions, behind most major cities in the world. new york, boston, london, paris, amsterdam, all have fewer fatalities per capita than we do. two years ago, we spent $3.5 million per pedestrian fatality on traffic fatalities. what i would like to ask staff to do is conduct a study that has two purposes. first, to identify city agencies and departments working on pedestrian safety issues. two, let us know what teams are tasked with try to solve pedestrian issues, what are the working on, what are the outcomes, and what are the time lines for those projects? secondly, assistance in identifying funding sources. for current projects as well as future projects. what our potential revenue sources that will help fund this work? i look forward to working with the staff on this. commissioner campos: if i may, what level of involvement, if any, do you expect from the municipal transportation agency? commissioner chiu: i hope as much to get these answers done. commissioner campos: thank you. commissioner avalos? commissioner avalos:

libyan monarchy, the same flag has been adopted by the rebels who now control most of libya's major citiesafi's green flag is still flying in tripoli, protected by a core of some 6,000 loyalists, many of them african mercenaries. >> but as soon as we get to the main street, they start shooting us, we start throwing rocks at them. they start shooting. >> amateur video posted on youtube showing protesters under fire in the capital. >> the army was using heavy machine guns and automatic rifles. >> that last voice was a passenger on the ferry taking americans and other foreign refugees from tripoli to molta. most of the passengers have been living on board for days waiting for the seas to calm down for the 285-mile voyage. as you can see from this two- year-old video, the ferry is not set up for long voyages. an american teacher on board did appreciate the sendoff arranged by the crew. >> we got to hear the theme of star wars. so we were very impressed. >> the united states has shut down its embassy in libya and announced tonight that it is freezing the u.s. assets of gadhafi and his four chil

. >> i think that you will find in most major cities that a partner with the universities, and they develop out, plants, and it would really be very positive for you all to do, as well, and each one focuses on a part of training, and there is a lot to focus on. it does matter, and it does really help out. that is a very basic testimony. this other data that you can track, we can track officer injury to see if there is better outcome for us, as well, and i think that is an important thing. cough -- there is a whole range of outcomes that have to do with the improvement in the attitude towards training, their skills, that you can look at, and there is some pretty good literature. i would say we have some of the bus literature at any time. president mazzucco: commissioner hammer? commissioner hammer: i have been listening what you have been saying, and one of the things that really knocked me over is that this is sort of where korea iraq, two or three as opposed to 20 years, it just blew me away, and dr. marshall is right, what brings us here is that it is happening a lot right now, and that i

libyan monarchy the same flight as been adopted by the rebels who now control most of libya's major cities. good off the green flag is still flying in tripoli protected by a port of some 6000 loyalists. in many of them african mercenaries. >> this is we get there they start shooting there we can get to the streets. they start shooting. >>pam: amateur video posted on youtube reportedly showing protests under fire in the capital. >> the army was using heavy machine guns and automatic rifles. >>pam: the last voice was a passenger on the ferry taken americans and other foreign refugees from tripoli to malta. most of the 300 passengers have been living on board for days waiting for the seas to calm down for the 285 mi. voyage. as he could see from this to your roll video, the ferry is not set up for long voyages. an american teacher on board did appreciate the sendoff arranged by the crew as they left libya. >> they had the theme of star wars as the tug was coming up to the boat. we were very impressed. (music) >>pam: the u.s. has totally closed its embassy in libya, a white house spokesperson

culture is staggering in many ways and in most major cities around the world you can now find out for yourselves those who want to museums concert halls and you'll see that russia is closer than you think well unfortunately that's all that's how we have on this week's program i'll see the same time next week for more cultural adventures around the british capital until then for me and the rest of the team here at the victoria and albert museum bye bye for now. the more people we killed a happier our officers were it got to be like a game like to see who could chill the most people and the different ways you could prove maybe you killed would be like you know appears now if you brought back someone tears you know where he had the most tears they would get the most fierce in-tray you should be rich overnight human children and five men around the circle over know on full automatic. shooting down or a bushel of people in front of only. the most of those. wealthy british style. holds. the global economy. from the. video. and. the palm of your. question. in israel. form it was signed by th