by one of the code word nadirs. if the members of the group could raise their hands of a show some support out here? there were a lot of people that put in a lot of work to make this happen. even with all the work, we cannot have got here today without the leadership and backing of the elected officials and the commissioner. i want to recognize a few people at the planning department. they were incredible and spent months seeking feedback for practitioners, hunting to make sure that a zoning code would work for the people. in the mayor's office, they shepherded this through throughout. at the department of environment, thank you. of course, the mayor himself for cosponsoring its. i think you for being the early co-sponsors. help by impressing that right. of course, all of the other supervisors that supported it and the other supervisors. i am very excited to say that i don't know if we're going to get into this 2 d, but we have an amazing talent here. we will do what we call a solid coast. at this time of year, it i

i am a community of record nadir. -- i am a community leader. our members have been scared to death about coming to our mosque just to pray or attend one of our dinners. it is to a point where many of the members don't want to come to our center. they go to santa clara, fremont, or elsewhere. they say they don't want to be spied upon. you have to do something to increase the trust between the community and the san francisco police department. also, what i am really upset about is while this hearing is going on, why is the fbi not present? as a coordinator, i go to many commissions. i have gone to the entertainment commission hearing were the fbi serves no purpose. they were there. maybe we should have free food next time. please, they should be here. this is something that relates to them. the entertainment commission has nothing to do with them. they should be here discussing with you. if we are wrong, they should address that in front of us. thank you very much. [applause] >> good evening. i am an iranian american attorney. i came to this coun

meeting between the nadir through the town the american president francois stance as to why they are real moaners are behind their so-called humanitarian ranchman and conflict countries. plus more than one thousand days left until the twenty fourth and winter olympics officials in russ's resorts and of such a are working around the clock and pouring out all the stops there while competitors and spectators alive. it's on the top stories here now and seeing as how he is here with the latest courses for us. thanks maria watching sports on our channel here is what's making the headlines this hour russia lose depending on that hockey world championships setting up a bronze medal clash against the czechs while the fans will take all sweden in sunday's final. but instead of always into the semi's in rome rafael nadal and the mcjob which are also gaining momentum in the men's jol with just over a week left before the french. and with exactly one thousand days left before the start of the social games will take a look at what's going on here in moscow now that the countdown has begun. first e

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extraction techniques are all trickling down to the bottom i would cheap oil and cheap food as the nadir in terms of delivering cost efficiencies and if you look at the bigger timeline of a few hundred years what you find is that now we're experiencing a reversion to the mean in terms of cost for the raw materials that go into the economy which means that the hundred year period of law is a fair capitalism just as long as we keep paying less and less for stuff that matter how we do it either through exploitation of the ecology or by dropping bombs on people it no longer is economically viable and this is where america finds itself short because they have no plan b. they've built an empire on these twin exploitations of slave labor in china and ecological whole the cost we only refuse seconds up but i want to make a point about that chart if you look at it there are four points where prices of commodities rally number one world war one number two world war two number three in the seventy's right after vietnam this is an inflationary period you know before that is that present day and i sa

but i can say that even at the dearth of -- even at the nadir of the valley of death, we never lost hope and we never lost our dream of reestablishing a sovereign state in our ancient homeland, the land of israel. and now it falls on my shoulders as the prime minister of israel, at a time of extraordinary instability and uncertainty in the middle east, to work with you to fashion a peace that will ensure israel's security and will not jeopardize its survival. i take this responsibility with pride but with great humility, because, as i told you in our conversation, we don't have a lot of margin for error. and because, mr. president, history will not give the jewish people another chance. so in the coming days and weeks and months, i intend to work with you to seek a peace that will address our security concerns, seek a genuine recognition that we wish from our palestinian neighbors to give a better future for israel and for the entire region. and i thank you for the opportunity to exchange our views and to work together for this common end. thank you, mr. president. >> thank you. [caption

this period reached its peak in 2008 that was the nadir of u.s. relations and we see one last ship where back in the direction of the great power, more of a more centrist position which is where things appear to be today. one was the outcome of the georgia war that suddenly the russia/u.s. relationship was in its worst condition in 20 years and perhaps this was not in washington's interest and it wasn't in moscow's interest more. much more significant, though, for, i think, the russian political lead was the impact of the global economic crisis because coming into the summer of 2008 there was a sense of really dizziness and everything is going our way. we are the island of stability and we are not affected by these problems in the united states but, wham, they got hit upside of the head and, you know, the negative impact of the crisis was greater than any other g20 country. so that -- the second realization coming of that is that this changing balance of power in the world was accelerated. and it was accelerated in the favor of mainly beijing. and

but i can say that even at the dearth of -- even at the nadir of the valley of death, we never lost hope and we never lost our dream of reestablishing a sovereign state in our ancient homeland, the land of israel. and now it falls on my shoulders as the prime minister of israel, at a time of extraordinary instability and uncertainty in the middle east, to work with you to fashion a peace that will ensure israel's security and will not jeopardize its survival. i take this responsibility with pride but with great humility, because, as i told you in our conversation, we don't have a lot of margin for error. and because, mr. president, history will not give the jewish people another chance. so in the coming days and weeks and months, i intend to work with you to seek a peace that will address our security concerns, seek a genuine recognition that we wish from our palestinian neighbors to give a better future for israel and for the entire region. and i thank you for the opportunity to exchange our views and to work together for this common end. thank you, mr. president. >> thank you. >> that

but i can say even at the needier -- at the nadir, we never lost our dream of restoring the sovereigninstability and uncertainty in the middle east, we want to work with you to fashion a piece -- peace that will ensure israel's security and not jeopardize its survival. i take this responsibility with pride, but with great humility. because, as i told you in our conversation, we do not have a lot of margin for error. and mr. president, history will not give the jewish people another chance. so in the coming days and weeks and months, i intend to work with cuba -- work with you to seek a peace that will address our security concerns, seek a genuine recognition that me wish from our palestinian neighbors, and did a better future for israel and the entire region. and i thank you for the opportunity to do it. to exchange our views and to work together for this comment. thank you, mr. president yuri >> thank you. >> [unintelligible] >> president obama will address the american-israel public affairs committee tomorrow. this is soon after his speech earlier this week and u.s. policy in the mi