for the 1% manual tally, the ballots selected are counted by hand at the department warehouse.basically teams of four election match the ballots to the tally. there is a team for each ballot. two people tally the vote that is called and the two people confirm the votes and finally they are compared and compared to the electronic vote. >> this 1% manual tally is the last step for declaring the final results of the election. so from your home or neighborhood polling place, to city hall, by memory cartridge, high speed scanner or even manually, your vote is tabulated and declared by the san francisco department of elections. >> issue. >> homeless in san francisco is a challenging issue that effects owner in the city in many different was as of the 2014 homeless census over 64 homeless in individual in the city to try to address the issue we've got a program for chronic homeless welcome to the navigation center. >> this pilot project is for people living on the street what makes it different the navigation center is able to accommodate homeless encampments lowell u allowing people

army field manual manual that govern the actions of the military to all u.s. government personnel and contractors. in my view that outweighs the value of the information gained through the use of the techniques beyond those in the manual. i would urge my colleagues to list the words of david petraeus. there is a letter that i received this month from the former intelligence interrogation professionals u.s. military cia and fbi. here's an excerpt of the letter they sent this month. they've offered the torture and other forms of cruel or degrading treatment and we strongly encourage you to support the amendment on and on. those that have kept america safe for generations were lawful and produce reliable, actionable intelligence and interrogation scenarios. to promote the return to the respective level of professionalism, there must be a single well-defined standard of conduct consistent with the values of the nation across all u.s. agencies to govern the detention and interrogation of people. this month, 30 retired in putting in putting it and the marine corps a

so that some day, if we're not here, that we can hand off the training manual to the next group that maintains it and keeps it going. further more as i mentioned earlier not just portal but streamlining and will continue through the end of fiscal fiscal 17 and mapping out the remaining application processes and integrate all of these processes into a unified plan and it will be a bigger version of what we're doing for restaurants right now so if we tackle the philosophy was let's tackle restaurants first because it's involves the most number of permitting departments and then if we achieve success there then we can scale out to the rest of the city and between and within departments and online and offline processes with the possible physical one-stop center and technology enhancements include the build out of permit applications and working with the tax collect or's office and they currently allow businesses to renew their business registration online but new business applications are not online and we're working very closely with the tax collect collect or's office and building out

army field manual that govern the actions of the u.s. military to all u.s. government personnel and contractors. the nation has paid a high price in recent decades for the information gained in the use of techniques on to those in the field manual and in my view that a price far outweighed the value of the information gained in the use of techniques beyond those in the manual. i would urge my colleagues to listen to the words of david petraeus. there is a letter that i received this month from the former intelligence interrogation professionals, u.s. military cia and fbi. there is an excerpt here's an excerpt of a letter they sent this month. as intelligence interrogation professionals who have offered our collective voice opposing torture and other forms of treatment we strongly encourage you to support the amendment. the interrogation methods that have kept us safe are humane and produce reliable actionable intelligence in any interrogation scenario. to promote a return to the respective level of professionalism, there must be a single standard of conduct

he's an author and co-wrote the army and marine counterinsurgent field manual. he understand counterinsurgency. he joins me from philadelphia. john, reports say the u.s. is sending more military trainers 450, aol jamie mcintire says many will be security for the advisors, they are considering opening up a base in anbar province. but on monday president obama indicated the u.s. had no particularly strategy for fighting i.s.i.l. what do you think has changed in the last 24 hours? >> the president was incorrect. we have a strategy. it's actually the right strategy. the president has chosen not to resource that strategy. and the 450 advisors being sent to tq air base, where i spent 2003-2004 are laughably insufficient to do what the president has correctly said needs to be done, defeat and ultimately destroy i.s.i.l. the president at some point is going to have to jump into the pool and pay the price to accomplish his strategy to defeat i.s.i.l. >> he seems to be getting into the pool the way i do often sometimes, a little bit at a time because it's cool. what happe

i'm going to ask the platoon leader who wrote the insurgency's field manual. hear it next. >> challenge the way you look at the world. >> talking about big subjects. >> telling human stories. >> fraud, waste and abuse. >> we've spent 110 billion dollars. >> this is their dirty little secret. shortly after it captured the iraqi city of fallujah. anybody who thought the i.s.i.l. was going to be easy didn't listen to john nagle. even then, he wasn't sure the u.s. was prepared for it. with no end in sight to the fight against i.s.i.l, nagle foresite is proving prophetic. he's an author and co-wrote the army and marine counterinsurgent field manual. he understand counterinsurgency. he joins me from philadelphia. john, reports say the u.s. is sending more military trainers 450, aol jamie mcintire says many will be security for the advisors, they are considering opening up a base in anbar province. but on monday president obama indicated the u.s. had no particularly strategy for fighting i.s.i.l. what do you think has changed in the last 24 hours? >> the president wa

chicago cub came aboard as a interim manager before his promotion to manage in 2013, replacing charlie manual. soon after the announcement on friday sanberg pull off the racks and discounted. fans had mixed opinion. >> i was disappoint todd see ryan go. >> why. >> i thought he doesn't have a a lot to work with and it will be a tough position for any manager. >> i think they should have kept charlie. >> ruben has got to be next. he put phillies in this situation. they have been declining from 2008. he is why we're here.

reason being that it was not until the mid-20th century that mechanized farming replaced the need for manual labor. it wasn't until they invented these large tractors that could pick the cotton, that peonage died out in the south. >> thank you very much. >> 150 years ago, on may 23 and 24th of 1865, two military precisions -- processions marched on pennsylvania avenue. on "american artifacts," a reenactment of the parade that celebrated the end of the civil war. >> company. my company. march. >> my name is kevin and i am from charlton, west virginia. >> what brings you here today? >> the 150th anniversary of the grand review of the army. it is a once in a lifetime opportunity to march down pennsylvania avenue. >> have you been doing a lot of events and how can you summarize? >> i have done just about all the marches. pennsylvania, westchester, appomattox. they have been kind of special. knowing that it was 150 years ago that it happened. this is my hobby and i love history and it is one way of showing a little bit of respect to our ancestors that went before. it's not even close to doing wha

points whole morning by the main thing that was good for me if you are interested i have the train manual but the main reason i want to report that was the kind of final cohort so all the schools have had the basic training i don't know if they call is it basic training but the first train teams from schools remember the middle school were the pilot groups of the school groups were elementary school school teams i wanted to thank the staff for allowing me to share a part of that it was available for me, i i believe for the participants thank you. >> i want to recognize the scholarship winners from our public schools chang from the high school and lowell high school daniel the gladys scholarship and tim ethic from burton high school payroll from george washington high school they're our recipients of funding for made possible by this needy students incarcerated during world war 202 on june 20th i want to graduating congratulate rosa parks elementary school they invited me to speak and the amazing scholar award one of the best in the district and congratulations to the vietnamese culture ce

it's anti-intuitive than the folks who wrote these manuals one who taught at northwestern law school actually 50 years ago basically said if we can get a confession we can be assured that the person who confessed was the perpetrator because people don't confess falsely and jerry still believe that no surprise about that. that turns out not to be true. it turns out the psychological pressure that can be brought to bear on an isolated individual by extremely adept interrogators can break down young people, people of limited intelligence and even what would we would call ordinary people to the point where they think their only way out is to confess. that's basically the message given to joseph kay in the book. we can only help you to confess. you have got to confess and that kind of psychological pressure has produced many false confessions in the united states. so that is one of the major sources of false convictions in the united states. hossa does the public understand its legal rights and its rights once it enters into the criminal justice system? >> guest: that's answered this way.

unfortunately because these aren't electronic records, they have to do a manual review. so if they do -- kathleen rice: mr. roth, i've got to tell you i think that's one of the most disturbing things that i've heard here, that airport operators are not doing their due. john roth: and i share your concern, and it's especially concerning given the fact that there are no layers of security. once you have a sida badge, that that means obviously, is concerning if we don't have a better understanding of who these airport workers are. kathleen rice: well, certainly the airport operators have to assume an enormous amount of accountability and responsibility and we have to figure out a better way. thank you, mr. roth and ms. fitzmaurice and ms. grover, and i yield back my time. >> john katko: thank you, ms. rice. the chair now recognizes mr. rogers from alabama for questions he may have. michael "mike" d. rogers: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. roth, and this could be for ms. fitzmaurice, either one, because both of you just made statements that inferred that you don't have access t

sievert slavery a ball and rebuilt in 1834 and then 1863 the church was formally recognized as a manual earthquake than by 1950's the brick and marble restored and then continue get the latest on this end apart and a justice fbi at and the attorney's office launched a hate crime for this investigation. and hear more from president of, as he makes his remarks on this continuator out and see again are arrested and shelby north carolina. when the >> mark: press conference sarasota n.c. bay area weather traffic and james fletcher from one forecast. >> james: close look out the survey one accrete camera good view of the sunshine coming down all morning long and stark contrasts sing along the coastline particularly out at the golden gate to., there at the bridge stockton with will close all morning and here we're very different picture temperatures and east bay expected to be much warmer than out of the coast because the sunshine as had a chance to start warming up on the ground it tevatron are right now attempt 577 cisco oakland those clouds have been seen on all morning long. some as a conq

. >> did they take any personnel manuals manuals? >> no. >> they took some manuals about the way we do business. they did not take personnel manuals manuals, and we may not be defining that the same way. >> but they did take information? >> yes, they did. >> do you believe it was a breach of security? >> yes i do. >> so ms. archuleta when we rewind the tape and look at the interview you did on july 21st you said we did not have a breach in security and there was no information that was lost. that was false, wasn't it? >> i was referring to pii. >> no you weren't. that was not the question. that was not the question. you said and i quote there was no information that was lost. is that accurate or inaccurate? >> the understanding that i had of that question at that time referred to pii. >> it was misleading and a lie and was not true. when this plays out we're going to find that this was the step that allowed them to come back and why we are in this mess today, it was not dealt with and you were misleading and went on television and to

there must be a manual for how to avoid repeating the mistakes of the past. how to break the cycle. a roadway toward a better world. he knew that the path of grace involves an open mind. but more importantly an open heart. owe that's what i felt this week, an open heart. that more than any particular policy or analysis is what's called upon right now i think. it's what a friend of mine the writer marilyn robinson calls that reservoir of goodness beyond and of another kind. if we can find that grace, anything is possible. amazing grace. ♪♪ amazing grace ♪♪ [applause] [crowd cheering] ♪♪ how sweet the sound ♪♪ ♪♪ that saved a wretch like me ♪♪ ♪♪ i once was lost ♪♪ but now i'm found ♪♪ he found that grace. cynthia heard found that grace. suzie and ethel found that grace. de-payne found that grace. sanders found that grace. daniel found that grace. towanda found that grace. myra thompson found that grace. through the example of their lives. they've now passed it on to us. may we find ourselves worthy of that precious and extraordinary gift. as long as our lives endure. may grace now le

>> what kind of manuals? >> about the servers and environment? >> is that like a blueprint for the system? >> that would give you enough information that you could learn about the platform, the infrastructure of our system, yes. >> did they take any personnel manuals? >> no. >> they took some manuals about the way we do business. they did not take personnel manuals, and we may not be defining that the same way. >> but they did take information? >> yes, they did. >> do you believe it was a breach of security? >> yes, i do. >> so ms. archuleta, when we rewind the tape and look at the interview you did on july 21st, you said we did not have a breach in security and there was no information that was lost. that was false, wasn't it? >> i was referring to pii. >> no you weren't. that was not the question. that was not the question. you said, and i quote, there was no information that was lost. is that accurate or inaccurate? >> the understanding that i had of that question at that time referred to pii. >> it was misleading and a lie and was not true. w

at the manual church. basic and deranged person came in for a with a historically black congregation for an hour and then murdered nine innocent soulss. christians across the world are lifting up the congregants. i want to begin with a moment of silence. it is a new morning, i new morning and we are gathered here today, focused on our country. focused on the threats facing our nation. , we have leaders in our midst, this is a gathering of leaders. , every one of you ralph reed, what a neck short very leader ralph reed is. i want to say a word about my friend penny man stop penny is extraordinary stop concerned women of america are an army of women on the ground in all 50 states standing up for our nation. , i am profoundly optimistic that we will turn our nation around and the reason i am optimistic is because of the leaders who are gathered here today. each and every one of you standing up and leading and taking on the forces of darkness, the threat that face our nation. there are many issues we could tal

that's why they call this mother e manual. was a good man. he was an encourager.e of that stood in the way. he was always looking for a way to cross the bridge to bring people together. and he wanted us to work on some of the i shall shoes that would impact the counties together. he was consistently looking for ways to make our community a model for the world to see. he just had an amazing heart and strong vision. >> do you see this, and there's been a plot of talk today about whether this is an act of tefr rich. >> do you see it assage act of terrorism? >> i see the terrorism component as it relates to center violence. >> and you have no date that raise was involved? >> i ya, it's hard to argue with that. the fact of the matter, they've got south carolina. but what we want people to remember is the picture of the people that came to church today. >> senator, i appreciate your time. thank you so much. >> up next, we're going to take you inside the bible study just before last night's shooting rapt page. you see the alleged gunmen at one point and play the exclusiv

particular urgency after teaching at west point to turn the thesis to the army record insurgency manual the book that general petraeus will get very closely. in iraq and afghanistan. i thought i would start to do this critique by saying that's it is going great for us in september 11 there is no more september 11. we have had 14 so with the scoreboard. >> not so much there is the great deal that we agree on and things we will clash on when he gets here but the effects of september 11 should have been prevented by the national security apparatus of the united states and there were a number of indications something was coming and actually what actually happened they were missed in what i believe to be the greatest intelligence failure in american history worse than pearl harbor. in the united states was unprepared for the wars and had to fight in afghanistan but those that chose to fight in iraq partly as a basalt of another intelligence failing leaving saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction which he had a program that was destroyed after a the first war in iraq and as the storm b

. >> did they take any personnel manuals manuals? >> no. >> they took some manuals about the way we do business. they did not take personnel manuals manuals, and we may not be defining that the same way. >> but they did take information? >> yes, they did. >> do you believe it was a breach of security? >> yes i do. >> so ms. archuleta when we rewind the tape and look at the interview you did on july 21st you said we did not have a breach in security and there was no information that was lost. that was false, wasn't it? >> i was referring to pii. >> no you weren't. that was not the question. that was not the question. you said and i quote there was no information that was lost. is that accurate or inaccurate? >> the understanding that i had of that question at that time referred to pii. >> it was misleading and a lie and was not true. when this plays out we're going to find that this was the step that allowed them to come back and why we are in this mess today, it was not dealt with and you were misleading and went on television and to

but most are for manual labor that offer the city's minimum wage of around $140 u.s. a month.d an industry that can successfully compete with foreign markets, the city is preparing for the next decade. the da nang department of foreign affairs is in charge of planning to attract foreign capital. [ speaking foreign language ] >> i.t. firms are being offered special incentives, such as no corporate taxes for four years, and no payments for land leases for 11 years. ♪ ♪ students studying i.t. can receive low interest student loans. this has increased the number of students enrolling from distant areas. ♪ >> yeah, i'm from another province, it's about 400 kilometers from here. i think this is invaluable potential for economic growth. and i think in the future da nang will be the most desirable city to live in vietnam. >> i have a long-term plan to be a project manager, and then a ceo or something like that. >> i want to be a developer and i want to be a ceo. >> if da nang's plan to attract i.t. firms succeeds, it will create 40,000 jobs ideal for educated youngsters. this is da na

and manual, that's what it comes back to, what do you think of that? >> well, the policy was they couldn't. it was illegal. correct. i agree. no government agency is going to go out there and prosecute a family who is already suffering from having a loved one in a hostage situation. neil: this was sparked by the folly family. >> right. that being said, they should be part of the conversation and they should be allowed certainly to try to help their family out. it shouldn't be illegal. this is a step in the right direction. it's a shotgun start, a lot of bureaucracy, a lot of red tape, i agree we shouldn't have a separate agency just for this, it should be a few lead agencies discussing this with the input of the family members. neil: secretary, you were saying. >> yeah. i think a better step in the more useful step in the right direction would be to instead of discussing what to do about hostages once they're taken is to make sure that the hostages aren't taken in the first place. and that means a strategy for isis, that means letting iran know that th

right in go to church these sheep are in church and they were in church the shooting happened at the manual african matt this despicable church--episcopal church >>reporter: it is senseless getting word of the shooting committee members from the principal just down the street the gunman is still on the run back. >>: do everything in our power to find is individual and lock them up and make sure he does not hurt anyone else we stand in solidarity and we also solicits the prayerful family members of off low ones here tonight. >>reporter: we in this the identified eight victims inside of the church that had suffered gunshot wounds earlier we told you that there were two victims that were transported we have a total of nine victims that were involved in this very tragic situation of the victims there were three males and six female victims in this tragedy as we told you last night we have a unified command will identify the individual that we passed the about one hour ago and is unacceptable and is deciding i am committed with all the people working with us and those committed to do whatever it

it happened at the historic manual a. and e church. he is a young white man in his early 20's. they say he is armed and dangerous. >> texas is set to execute a man convicted in a beating death the ninth inmate to be put to death in the state this year. the supreme court refused to review the case in october. no further appeals are pending. >> a friend who had dinner with the boston marathon bombers after the attack has been sentenced to two and a half years in prison. he was convicted of misleading investigators by deleting computer files after the attack. >> at&t, the second largest cell phone carrier is in big trouble with the government. the fcc hit them with a fine of $100 million for improperly slowing down internet speeds for customers with those unlimited data plans. we have more details. >> it's called throttling. when at&t customers with unlimited data plans used a certain amount of data watching movies for downloading, the company deliberately throttled internet speeds to much slower than normal. >> the f.c.c. found that millions of customers have been affected, even

>> these are available manuals typically for commercial i.t. equipment. so yes it would, an adversariy in understanding our platform. they did not get, you know, specific configuration diagrams of our entire environment, but these are commercially available. a lot of these are commercially available documents about platforms, computing platforms. >> miss barron dicamillo, did they include any proprietary information? anything that was -- >> based on what we saw as a potential, it did not include proprietary information or information around the architecture of the opm environment. it was manuels associated with certain types of platforms but that information is available, i think ibm is one of the sites. >> did the hackers have access to be able to see the information regarding personal employees? >> so in 2014 is that the incident you're referring to? >> yes. >> based on the on-site assessment, we did not -- we weren't able to confirm that they were able to access any of the pii information. so not only -- so your question about seeing it, they did not -

because these aren't electronic records, they have to do a manual review. if they do an airport inspection, they might do a manual review in the larger airports only 1% of the applications to determine whether or not the airport workers who have the badges have disqualifying criminal offenses. miss rice: i got to tell you that's one of the most disturbing things i heard here. airport operators are not doing their due diligence to ensure people they are sending to you to get the stamp of approval they are not giving you the relevant information. that you need. mr. roth: i share your concern. it's especially concerning given the fact that there are no layers of security. once you have a badge, that means you have unescorted access to anywhere in the airport. you can load baggage, can you have access to the aircraft, you can do basically anything unescorted. that is concerning if we don't have a better understanding of who these airport workers are. miss rice: certainly the airport operators have to assume an enormous amount of accountability and responsibilit

. -- printed instruction manual. so there was a lot of manual, sort of routine work in producing this stuff and also when a customer ordered it, we would need to pack it in a box and ship it out. eventually as the business got bigger, i ended up outsourcing that work to a company that specialized in fulfilling software for small businesses like mine. and they hired all kinds of people at not necessarily high skill levels who did that type of work. they would pack up the software and ship it off and handle calls from customers and all that type of thing. and so there were jobs there for average people. but as a it turned out, those jobs really weren't there for long. within just a few years the business basically changed dramatically. obviously now software is primarily delivered over the internet if it's delivered at all. in many cases software products respect really delivered they're just hosted in the cloud, and customers will access them remotely. so what happened was that business that i had outsourced that type

can you pick it up and use it --hout an extraction manual? instructional manual? certainly.le has pioneered that kind of thing. we have lots of room of improvement for sling tv. it was good for 20 channels and now we are 60 channels. we have 200 international channels. it will be fought on the number of issues and distribution and real state and on devices. so, a lot of issues, but price will be one of the issues. betty: given that, is apple tv they haven'tthat done this for several years -- are they late to the game here? >> we are still in the first inning. i don't think they late to begin at all. i think the second inning is next year. i think there is room for multiple insurance and we will see multiple entrance with the cable industry. betty: where'd you see video in five years, charlie? >> in general, any video i would want to watch is the club. we are connected to the cloud and we have access to that video. probablygeneration will not sort video by channel. they won't know it by comedy central. the lilith it by this particular show or the program. know it by this part

putting the pipe on and the masonry bricks and the storage shed or the power tools pretty much is manual the point as we discussions about the neighbor that's been asking for a compensation or you can see restructuring of the retaining wall for the use the gentleman acquired the property there's no rain for us to constrict the wall it was a a long time ago if you look at the mls that was submitted to you the mls the property actually was built before the complainant and the property has been there for a long, long time even before we sold the property the way we look at it there was a discretionary about the plumbing one inch from the 4 feet from the top of the retaining wall okay. so the issue is the citation which is one 06 actually could you have been the california - the san francisco building codes that is - okay one 05 and the one 06 a dot 2 it means that the storage house was built 10 by 6 and it didn't exposed one inch four feet as far as the building permit so that's the argument what is it all about and the citation is that such that it requires a building permit so one 05 buil

these guys are flying a plane with passengers, with passengers, which is our workforce by manual. >> hate to cut you off. you're saying wise things. i appreciate it. i hope you come back soon. >> i understand. i understand. >> over to you. >> zane needs his own show. he's magazine. we love him. lori rothman with a look at what's coming up the next hour. >> coming up on "risk & reward," no one loves going to the doctor and getting a shot. right? those days may be ending. the inventor of a needleless vaccine. one step ahead of the hackers. the new technology banks are using to try to keep credit safe. looking to break it off with your loved ones, but hate confrontation. breakup beans. we'll explain. tell you all about them next hour. >> wow. >> thank you very much, lori. >> good tease. good tease. hillary takes to the streets to kick off her first campaign rally. she's drawing on some maternal inspiration to pick the star of her speech. we'll be right back. >> new yorkers get ready. hillary clinton is set to appear at a campaign rally tomorrow. she's looking to her late mother as her i

though cheaper than before, the cost is still larger than manualable. this source pays a foreigner who is eligible to buy him a line. through the only option available, a formerly slow outdated internet connection. in the meantime, there's the cell phone clinic where people go to down load apps called estr estroroment centro. >> according to cuba's first vice president miguel diaz cannel they will are strive to make this resource available accessible and affordable to all. it's been a major shift for government that has in the now been unable to grant unfettered access to the internet, the one that links them to a digital world. lucia newman, al jazeera havana. >> it's good to know we'll be getting more selfies from people in cuba, excellent news. we've got logs from our reporters out nut field all on our website all the news all the time sat aljazeera.com. fest this is techknow. a show about innovations that can change lives. the science of fighting a wild-fire. we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity and we're doing it in a un

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this is the intersection of racism, guns, manual health.do something about it. >>> thousands of people in india participated in international yoga day. how they celebrated ahead. >>> millions of yoga enthusiasts took lace in yoga events across india. it was part of international yoga day. people celebrate aid cross the world. many believe it's a form of ancient tiers. the prime minister was one of many who spread his yoga mat down the rows of people there. >> they can hold those poses pretty well. >>> first day of summer. >> first day of summer, it's father's day also. we'll be cooler, so it won't feel too sup summer-like, but that will change later in the week. we could see temperatures approach 100 degrees again. >> that's it for kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with the latest news at kron4.com. goodnight, everybody. see you in the morning. >> the church massacre monster. >> what is your age? >> 21. >> the sister who turned him in. she was supposed to get married this weekend. and a florist who followed the monster 24 miles. >> and excl

reason being that it was not until the mid-20th century that mechanized farming replaced the need for manual labor. it wasn't until they invented these large tractors that could pick the cotton, that peonage died out in the south. >> thank you very much. >> 150 years ago, on may 23 and 24th of 1865, two military precisions --

to work with the traitorous, the history department and we wrote the manual. david put that into effect in iraq in 2007 and 2008 turning around a lost war and providing iraq with a decent chance at a decent future. i've been very critical of the bush administration decisions up until 2006 until the midterms when i believes george w. bush made the rapist and the best decision by replacing the secretary of defense with the rumsfeld with the best secretary of defense we've ever had. democratic administration kept him in place. unfortunately the obama administration which did make the good decision to keep bob gates on the job did not make the good decision to listen to him about either iraq or afghanistan. they made a number of other vertical errors in those countries that in my eyes led directly to the third war in iraq in my lifetime. a war against the islamic state. a war and and i do look forward to jim being here. jim argues that the islamic state in iraq is al qaeda 3.0. that's how the war on terror has gone. certainly on september 11 2001, if someone had t

. >> rose: you would have had to do that manually? >> i would have had to do that manually. your simulator has already detected those two aircraft and are ready. you're traveling at 620 knots and he's probably going 500 knots. >> rose: do you think he's locked in on me? >> no, because you're stealth. are you ready to fire? push the pickle button. and the missile is gone. watch it on the screen. now you can shoot your second missile now. there gu. watch it come off the screen. >> rose: can i just play with this for a moment? >> you surely can. just full left or full right on the stick just any way you want. you can go faster. >> rose: wow! you have ever done that in a plane? >> yup certainly. any time no one's watching. ( laughs ) >> rose: this is so, so extraordinary. you have to totally focus on it. >> you can do a loop, if you want. think you got that in you? >> rose: i got that. >> now pull back on the stick and go all the way over the top. try to keep it level. to the right. that's all right. >> rose: i see it. >> keep going. you can go all the way underneath. you have t

pimm: julian manual is here with us right now.ive us your prognosis for what happens to stocks the rest of this year without an increase in interest rates. >> without an increase in therest rates -- well if is no increase in interest rates, what we get is an economy that is perhaps lower than what everyone expects, but you still have cheap oil. interest said, low rates. and that kind of environment, if people are prepared to look through earnings into 2016 as has been the case for most of this year, we think multiples can expand and you can still move higher. olivia: your year and target is 20 to 25. that is pretty much in the median, dead in the middle of a bloomberg survey. and yet your call is for the fed to in fact raise rates this year. in thewe get a 7% bond s&p 500 when it is no earnings growth? julian: the backdrop of where the fed is coming from the oil is still cheap and interest rates are still low on an absolute basis, which is why i think you have seen so much volatility in the fixed income market not translate into t

but must be a manual for how to avoid repeating the mistakes of the past. how to break the cycle. a roadway toward a better world. he knew that the past of grace involves an open mind. but more importantly an open heart. that's what i felt this week an open heart. that more than any particular policy or analysis is what is called upon right now i think. what a friend of mine the writer marilyn robinson calls that reservoir of goodness beyond and of another kind that we are able to do each other in the ode cause of thanks. that reservoir of goodness. if we can find that grace anything is possible. if we can tap that grace everything can change. >> amazing grace. amazing grace. ♪ amazing grace ♪ ♪ how sweet ♪ ♪ the sound ♪ ♪ that saved ♪ ♪ a wretch like me ♪ ♪ i once was lost ♪ ♪ but now ♪ ♪ i am found ♪ ♪ was blind ♪ ♪ but now i see ♪ ♪ clemente pinckney found that grace cynthia herd found that grace. susie jackson found that grace ethyl lance found that grace. depayne middleton-doctor found that grace. sharonda sanders found that grace. daniel simons found that grace. myra thompso

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most of the trains are now running man newly -- manually but some say that they are still frustrated with the transit agency deficiencies. reporting live, john gonzalez. autria: a project put on hold last month by metro is starting back up today. they will be closing the west entrance to -- to install for new escalators down in the station. the project will replace current escalators that are almost 35 years old. if you get on or off at van ness you will have to use the east entrance during construction. good news for drivers now afternoon bridgework on the parkway is expected to clear up for your evening commute. this work is expected to take place next month but crews said that potholes have gotten so bad that they could not afford to wait any longer. no rain today, hardly any clouds out there. the heat and humidity are here to day. definitely feels like summer out there. doug hill was a look at the forecast. steamy is the word? doug: autria, if yesterday was the official beginning of astronomical summer, today feels every bit like it. we will start our coverage on the rockville ca

they say that they will speed up the work and also put together a manual to make sure that the hoseseceive proper checks. >>> as we reported earlier rescue operations are under way in china in a dispret search of a sunken vessel. now, to the weather conditions there. >>> well it was like that late on monday along the skprifr the worst condition was in prove vens where the accident took place. a frontal system was there, and that's causing a heavy rain. we have reports of 118 millimeters of rain fell in just 24 hours and very very strong winds blue over the region. now the system that's shifting to the south so the worst conditions has been over. however, at the time weather is going to continue. there's the chance for rain and strong winds will occur. we also have dry air from the north. the air from st. souththe south is packing moisture. more wet weather is going to happen from central to southern portions of china. not just rainfall, but we have a tornado reported over the north on sunday. we have pictures so take a look. a weather that looks like a violent tornado. the winds ripp

one of the excerpts in your training manual, you wrote -- your notebook should be divided in three sections per day. clearly, you are very detail oriented guy. why is that important? mr. mook: particularly in organizing work, time is the most precious resource on a campaign. i will speak louder. time is the most precious resource of a campaign. when you are an organizer, there are never enough days -- or hours in the day -- when i was trained as an organizer, literally every minute of every day has to be in doubt. if you are going to sit down and need, instead of doing something else, it has to be on your calendar. i learned from a number of people, but i was actually working on howard dean's campaign. our director was one of my early mentors. we used a lot of the tactics that were used in labor organizing and other kinds of community organizing. it is literally the key to being a good organizer -- how you manage your time, and holding yourself accountable, and being disciplined every minute of the day. we train our organizers to do that. host: how do you schedule your work? mr. mook: liter

and that's what i was going to say i was going to say as an opportunity some ever us who take this manual that the controller's office so we can study and that's what i was going to say i think i was - i could be given that opportunity to say so thank you very much. >> thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> such an item self protection such an item all for any restaurants a matter children or a potato. >> okay. thank you very much is there anyone from the public that wishes to speak on number one seen none, public comment is closed. >> colleagues a motion to continue items 1, 2, 3. >> supervisor mar made the motion. >> colleagues, we have one item left on our we're to consider madam clerk call item 9 and well be entertaining a motion on four and five but get advice from mr. ginsburg. >> in contract negotiations with for a in the amount of of '$75. >> members the committee here with the department admin deputy we made our presentation around the k rfq process we asked for a motion to authorize the clerk of the board to with enter into the negotiations to award the contract and de