i'm sarah smith on behalf of the national union of health care workers to speak in support of the discretionary review authorization be reinstated for the castro street project given the health aids poor track record we believe this is an important issue and an additional oversight it necessary. before moving forward we have concerns about the quality of cares that seeks care. in 2013, the physician staff at the aids health care foundation filed a petition to be represented by the union i'm here to represent the national union of health care workers they did this to improve the staffing levels at the incline for the nurses and physician proportion to the patient >> thank you i'm sorry but your time is up we'll consider our submission people's 3 and give a copy to the permit holder as >> yes. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> first, i want to give a background on myself i think it's important first of all, i serve in my career as a positive planning virus at new york life and serve the national board for a deposit the virus organization that helps to over see all the aids prog

so the big question is whoever feels united the national union of the government or whoever reality will be faced. reality simply is that no piece -- peace can be reached with hamas included. >> ok. thank you very much for sharing your views with us. now let's move on to other world news. world and regional powers are digesting news that the al qaeda linter group isis emboldened enough. they took over huge parts of territory and say they are now called the islamic state. they say their leader is now the leader of muslims everywhere. >> they are not isis anymore. the jihaddist organization fighting in syria and iraq has rebranded as the islamic state. they are announcing itself and declaring statehood in an audio recording posted online. >> the islamic state has decided to announce the creation of an slamic state >> as the direct successor of the prophet muhammad he is technically the chief of all muslims. it says it will enforce the law over law sways of territory from syria the west and iraq to the east. the jihaddists insist they have revived a political entity that disappeared a few y

he started his career at the age of 17, going out to see as a member of national union of marine cooks and stewards. commissioner her man was appointed by appointed and served as a port commissioner between 1992 and 1998. on the screen is a list of commissioner herman's accomplishments outside of being commissioner. he was honored as laborman of the year. the lwu have formed a james r. herman memorial committee to fund raise for this tribute. this committee has [inaudible] non profit status and its members are listed on the screen now for you, which include congresswoman nancy polosi. floating point was selected through this is an art and design collective based in brooklyn, new york. to finalize the tribute design. where will the tribute be? on the first floor of the new cruise terminal, the lobby in the front, which is referred to as lobby east, which is basically the first room closest to the embark dare row is where this will be housed. this is an audio and video installation that is integrated with the interior of the first floor lobby. it features an approximately 10 foot high by

. >> kim, national union of health care workers. on the way over here today being i was listening to the radio and the lot came out that it cost -- a house hold has to have $170,000 to buy a house in the bay area. that's not specifically san francisco. and $30,000 in cleveland. that's when aca came out. those news were adjusted for national averages. no way did it account if the bay area. most of us are here today to ask the commission to lead the way. take the bull by the horns and close this loophole. the legacy goes way back, back to la guna honda. the aids epidemic. this commission has led the way. and in the past, it has bucked political pressure from the mayor's office and said health care is our number one priority. the health and welfare of the citizens of san francisco is in your hands. and we're asking you one more time to embrace the disinfrack chiezed. we're talking about people getting their first pap smear and they may be 40 years old or someone to get their first physical from a doctor. they have been locked out becau

association, united educator of san francisco, the american confederation of teachers local 2121, the national union of health care workers, sciu local 20 to 1. uc berkeley labor center, health access, the san francisco clinic conversion, ace, the san francisco organizing project, young workers united, jobs for justice, single pay or now, and so many others. i especially want to highlight the incredible tenacity and long hours and so much work that has put into -- that has gone into this from my chief of staff hillary ronan. we have been working on this for combiet some time and hillary, we finally did it and i want to thank our city attorney, and the various deputies who have worked on this legislation over the years including vince who sits on the northern district federal court, and sherry kaiser who has been incredible in guiding us through a complicated law that in a way that not only insures that we have illegally sound proposal, but one that will address the underlining issues at hand. i believe this legislation is important at a very critical time as supervisor kim indicated, we have an issu

become comes six months after the african union and french army launched peacekeeping operations in the war-torn nationountican union soldiers , and machetes. all of these have been handed over by civilians after the central african republic prime minister declared sunday a no questions asked disarmament day in the capital. >> those who have come voluntarily without asking for anything to hand over their grenades and ammunition are people who are really committed to peace. they have to be encouraged. thank the whole population to continue on this path -- i encourage the whole population to continue on this path. >> the country has been plagued by violence for over a year. african union forces helped police the amnesty. it has been since months since they launched peacekeeping operations in the country. >> there is no point in keeping this in the house but this is the place for these to go. our country is lawful. it is not good to have these weapons at home. >> but the authorities admitted turnout was modest. it was only civilians who took part in the amnesty. militia members from both sides were nowher

national credit union administration, j. mark mcwatters of texas to be a member. department of defense, christine e. wormuth of virginia to be under secretary. the presiding officer: the question is on the aguilar nomination. the yeas and nays were ordered. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote:

because in the absence of that action by russia, the case for stronger sanctions it from european union nations of course will become stronger. >> william hague there, the british foreign secretary. what is your sense of russia's potential response to the mood coming out of brussels? >> well, russia is doing what it can in public, at least, they spoke in the federation council, the senate of russia, up by 153 votes to 1, which revokes the permission that was given by the federation council back in marce militarily. they hope that's a strong symbol to the west they're serious about this. as you heard from william hague there and from angela merkel, the german chancellor this morning, there is still great concerns in the west that the russians haven't been able to stop to seal that border to stop the flow of weapons across the border. angela merkel talking about further weaponry coming across the border since the cease-fire. and, of course that shooting down of the helicopter yesterday, which has been claimed by the pro russia armed men in the town of slovyansk. they say they shot down that helic

horn, who formerly ran new york city jails and david director of the american civil liberties union national prison project. anthony graves let me start with you, most people, almost all the people watching this program have never experienced anything like it, walk us through a day, the sun comes up maybe you see it, maybe you don't, but it is a new day, what's a day in solitary like? >> well, they start off about 3:00 in the morning when they are coming through and waking you up to feed you. and breakfast consistents of maybe one egg, and one biscuit. and some jelly. and biscuit is hard, and the egg is probably cold. that's how your day starts off. and then they cut the lights on you about 5:00 in the morning. and the lights stay on. if you are allowed to go out for one hour that day, they come and they handcuff you, they shackle you, they strip you out, they dehumanize you, they put you in a bigger cage for an hour, and you walk around like a wounded animal, because there's nothing else you can do in there. no workout equipment, inning. then after that, they cake you back into your cell, a

the national farm union issued this statement. the national farm union has long advocated for increased certainty surrounding clean water act requirements for family farmers and ranchers in the wake of the complicating supreme court decisions. today's draft rule clarifies clean water act jurisdiction, maintains existing agricultural exemptions and adds new exemptions and encourages enrollment in the u.s. department of agriculture conservation programs. that's their quote. the reason that is, that there are 56 conservation practices that are specifically exempt from this regulation. so if farmers are participating in these conservation practices, they don't have to worry about the issue that some of my colleagues refer to. now let me quote from the proposed regulation itself. what it says in the regulation, the following are not -- not -- waters of the united states: wastewater -- waste treatment systems including treatment ponds and lagoons, prior converted cropland, ditches that are excavated, and it gives certain conditions. ditc

nation. in jesus' name, amen. >> on the fourth of may, 1864, the union army of the potomac crossed the river and passed into the dense woodland the locals called the wilderness. near the bridges, brass bands laid the national errors along with other soldier favorites that stirred the men's souls with optimism and hope. none could know, but the final campaign of the war had begun. by the end of may, the armies had crossed many rivers. the bloody battles of the wilderness, spotsylvania courthouse had pushed human daring and suffering to the extreme, but the soldiers valiantly fought on. soon after the fight, u.s. assistant secretary of war hoped to transfer the lingering soldiers' optimism to the now war-dreary -- war-weary homefront. to boost morale back home and garner political support to continue the war effort, dana proudly proclaims, "the rebels have lost all confidence and are already morally defeated. this army has learned to believe that it is sure of victory. even our officers have ceased to regard lee as an invincible military genius. on the part of the rebels, this change is it agai

up to the allies, it is up to international organizations like the you in -- the united nations and european uniono protect people from war and the threat of war. >> dw correspondent simon young. >> a lot of political commemorations today, but let's go back to the historical events of 70 years ago. >> as d-day unfolded, germany and the soviet union were locked in a mammoth struggle. >> the german general staff knew the allies had amassed a huge army in britain, but they had sketchy intelligence as to when or where it would be deployed. >> the allies chose landing sites in normandy in northern france. the timing of the attack depended very much on the weather. >> by 1944, the nazis occupied much of europe. in the east, they were fighting the soviet army. in the west, they had largely subdued their enemies. hitler expected the allies to invade by sea. he decided to secure europe's west coast by means of a gigantic line of fortresses -- the atlantic wall. at the end of 1943, he ordered a field marshal to take charge of the western defenses. he knew that the allies would attack, but he did not know wh

donated media secured by the ad council a significant teach.org now has the backing of two big national teachers unions> let's check the forecast. rob is here to talk about a little bit of rain. >> yeah. head towards thursday you're seeing at the bottom of the screen. seven-day forecast bringing cooler changes in the second half of the week. low clouds and mist in a few spots for tomorrow morning. low clouds trying to spill into the south bay right now and fog off to the west. pushed in by strong sea breeze which has still got the winds up around fairfield and livermore. we'll bring in the low clouds and areas of mist heading into the afternoon. matches of low clouds inland. clearing skies and then late day right around 3:00. typical for late june weather. sea breeze will run up. probably warm up a little bit more come tuesday. you will see the temperatures climb up a little bit more. the range of hisz you see around the bay area. 82 degrees. closer to san jose. san francisco mid to upper 60s tomorrow and east shore. in and around oakland. further inland out towards the tri valley. 83 degrees around th

union. the national collegiate athletic association -- or ncaa -- sets the rules for college sports. but those rules could soon be overturned. fault lines investigates the multi-billion-dollar business of college football, the players who produce that wealth, and their demands for a more equitable game. >> i just hope the ncaa does understand that some things do need to change. >> the first thing right behind me, you guys see our lovely bookstore. lots of orange apparel. you guys all got coupons for that. ten percent off. head in there afterwards. today is solid orange friday which is a little bit of a tradition in tigertown. with anybody who has attended clemson we all like to show our orange around clemson on friday. if you want to become part of this family, get your orange today. >> we've joined along with a tour of clemson campus. we're following abby, she's a sophomore here, and she clearly loves clemson. and a couple times college football has come up as a big part of the life here. it's actually a 40 million dollar enterprise for the schools. >> now the part of the tour you'v

amendment is endorsed by broad coalition, including the project on government urban site and the national taxpayers union. i thank them for their support of this commonsense measure to save taxpayers money by making our government more efficient. the department of defense alone has hundreds, possibly thousands, of buildings and structures that it has rated as zero percent utilization. yet the federal government continues to maintain these unused facilities at an incredible cost to taxpayers. as a c.p.a. this just doesn't add up. it is unacceptable that taxpayers are on the hook for maintaining these unused facilities. putting an end to this misuse of resources could save tens of millions of dollars a year, smart savings we should all support regardless of party affiliation. mr. chair, when i came to congress, i promised my constituents that i would scrutinize the federal budget so their money was not wasted, promoting sharter -- smarter governor. this is a simple solution to do just that. this was passed by the house last year with bipartisan support and i ask my colleagues to again support this measure

probably [indiscernible] of the european super nationals, the european union, the eide, esm and so on, they us ff. it will create some momentum. >> the french continues to be a concern for so many of us. let's talk about why at the moment. the pmi data out shortly. how concerned do you think the ecb will be that the u.s. regulators are whacking european banks with big fines? >> i don't think it is specific to european banks. banks that settled a few months ago get away with much lower [indiscernible] usually, they have to pay much more in a. -- much more now. >> stay with us. we have plenty more coming up. >> welcome back. you are watching "on the move." this was-based company, some m&a in the retail world of this morning. the stock is up 5.7%. we will be talking with the companies ceo in zero later on in the program. good news out of the -- ceo in zÜrich later on in the program. good news out of the retail sector. numbers better than expected. the historic low could be good news. shares climbed this morning. let's put it in perspective. ryan, remind us of the numbers first of all. >>

the national taxpayers' union supports this amendment and announced they will be including my amendment in their ratings of congressional votes. mr. chairman, this is a very modest attempt to do at least a little something about our horrendous debt. admirable mike mullen, a very respected man who was our chairman of our joint chiefs of staff a couple of years ago testified before several committees of the house and senate and he said over and over again that our national debt is our greatest -- is the greatest threat to our national security. this amendment is a small step, but an important step toward doing is something about that. and i reserve 9 balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from oklahoma seek recognition? mr. lucas: speak in opposition. yes, in the process of putting the farm bill together we looked very carefully at all of the programs underneath our jurisdiction. many things were reformed, reducing spending. some things that have worked extremely well actually received more resources. i think that

nations. cubans became heroes in the soviet union.vid challenged goliath. >> in the years since he took power, fidel castro has become an enemy of the united states. >> in cuba, you have fidel castro who's tying himself to the soviet bloc. which seems to be threatening the united states by the possibility that they're going to export communism to other south american countries which are in many instances anti-american. khrushchev is saying that you have to understand that cuba matters a lot to us. don't mess with cuba. khrushchev not using rhetoric. the eastern bloc was supporting castro with military assistance. >> many latin americans were shocked to find out how much communist equipment castro actually has. >> the sense was that kennedy has to do something about castro. >> when kennedy comes to the presidency he's briefed on the fact there was a plan in place to topple castro. >> but the plan that's presented to him is not what he wants. it's a huge invasion on a noisy beach. it is going to look like a u.s. invasion of cuba so he s

union. the national collegiate athletic association or ncaa sets the rules for college sports. but those rules could soon be changed. two player whose produce that wealth. and their demands for a more equitable game. the first thing right behind me, a lot of orange apparel, you all have coupons for that, ten in there afterwards today is solid orange friday, which is a tradition. with anybody who has attended clemson we like to show our orange on friday, if you want to become a part of our family, get your orange today. >> we are following abby, and she clearly loves clemson, and a coup of times college football has come up as a big part of the life, it is a he million dollars enterprise for the school. >> the part of the tour you have been waiting for, if you look through here, you can see death valley, who has been to a game in death valley? clemson university has one of the 25 most lucrative programs in the country. we have the spring game tomorrow, and it is not abnormal for our ticket holders to travel to come for that game, even though it is just clemson against clemson. o

now that creates another problem, because the african union nations have an agreement if anybody is convictedmething as serious as terrorist come into their country, they are beholden to hand them over to the egyptian government. my beat has been conflict zones, war zones. so it has kind of frozen my movements in many respects, making it very difficult for me to pursue my job. but this is nothing compared to what the guys in prison are going through. today was their day 177 in prison, and now look, they are looking at a stretch of seven or ten years. that is something that has frozen their lives completely. >> what do you believe the options are now for yourself and your colleagues and al jazeera in this case? >> they have talked about an appeal. there is an appeal process within the egyptian system. but we have now seen how the judicial system operates in egypt. we can't trust it to be fair and balanced. it certainly hasn't been in the main trial here. so would an appeal bare any fruit for us or overturn the verdict. there is the idea that there might be a pardon, and whether the new preside

the union plays the national tournament today. be dry for that, maybe a slight chance for a thunderstorm late tonight. tomorrow hot. we do have the chance for some gusty thunderstorms so we're watching for that late on wednesday. 94 as the front moves through. but as it does it still kind of stays sticky on thursday. then we drop down the temperature to 87 and it's unsettled with a shower around. friday i think we'll feel less humid, partly sunny skies and certainly lower heat, too. 84 degrees. but then the front kind of lingers nearby so each day we're looking at a chance for a shower or a thunderstorm and some clouds for the weekend. clouds and sun, 82 on saturday as summer arrives. sunday clouds and sun, only 80 with a shower especially late in the day. and monday partly sunny skies and 82. so, each day kind of looking a little unsettled starting tomorrow. >> okay, we'll be ready. thank you, karen. >>> it's 6:41. next up on "action news" more stories you did not see last night including a break in, the case of a couple wanted t

come out of switzerland, and come to a country that is far more transparent, the united nations, or european unionbody needs to call a conference to discuss how do we organize the world's biggest game without the leader. >> shouldn't we hear what the investigation has to say before moving forward? >> this isn't an investigation. they say there is, but let's look at the reality. he and the bunch around him who run world football, back in 2010 when i was at the bbc, and sunday times, both came out with big corruption evidence. so he hires his own policeman. can you imagine an gangster in any country -- he has a private lawyer. he can't seize bank accounts. he has no rights to insistence of interrogation, it is a lackadaisical, very expensive so-called investigation. and he wanted it to take well into next year. and these latest allegations are saying they are bringing it forward, but they have done one investigation already, and they don't publish the results. the game doesn't deserve this. we don't need these terrible people. >>> coming up next, dangerous trek, a surge of children crossing the mexi

unionized. this is a time in the country when the government, state and national, do not recognize unions. that is a development of the 20th century. ok, so the workplace is changing. again, i want to remind you, most americans are farmers. and a lot of farmers are still providing alcohol. it is not so much the workplace is changing for farmers. it is that a lot of farmers are becoming evangelical christians and they want to reduce alcohol consumption because it is in their conviction the moral thing to do. some employers are not only a eliminating the alcohol they provide in the workplace. they are also telling the workers, don't you bring your own flask in here. no more drinking on the job. some employers go even further when they can get away with it. and they say, if you really want to keep your job here, i would like you to go to the local evangelical church and i would like you to take a pledge of temperance. and preferably one of abstinence. now, this means of alcohol. a lot of workers would just say no way, but workers who were concerned about keeping their job might say, ok, i wil

now that creates another problem because the african union nation have an agreement that if anybody is convicted of something as serious as terrorism comes into their country they're beholden to pass that person to the egyptian authorities. i can't go to any of the african states either. my beat has been conflict zones, war zones. many of you who are currently going on in the african continent. it throws my movements, to some respects, but nothing compared to what the guys in prison are going through. today was their day 177 in prison. now look, they're looking at a stretch of seven to 10 years. that is something that has frozen their lives completely. >> what do you believe the option he are for yourself and your colleagues in this case? >> people have talked about an appeal. there is an appeal in the egyptian judicial system. we're talking about whether that is a clever idea. we have now seen how the judicial system happens in egypt. we can't trust it to be fair and balanced. would an appeal bear any fruit? would it overturn the verdict? the question of a pardon, there have been pard

vice president of the national border counsel. union represents border patrol agents.it almost impossible to believe that thousands of children are traipsing across mexico. some of them from honduras. el salvador. these kids are one side the mexican authorities and on the other side the american border authorities. what do you mean they just walk across through the mexican check point up to the american side? is that what they do? >> what they do is they find their way down to the river usually through a smuggler. put them in some type of raft or intertube maybe even a small jumbo. point them in the direction of the nearest border patrol agent. they walk up and turn themselves. in. >> they used to across the border border patrol agents. now the strategy is walk up and say here i am. in aan attempt catching under the circumstances instead of us catching them. take them to a bus and just bring them back to mexico he co. >> coming in from mexico. i don't want to be a child, you know, somebody who is hurting children. but it seems to me a policy would be look, you are not