>> what we provide to them is a new visa. when it is a crime of domestic violence, we give them all the information -- supervisor campos: i see. >> information to apply for a new visa. supervisor campos: i would applaud that effort to apply for a new visa. i wonder if there is any indication being provided by the d.a.'s office so that members of the community, that they do not have a reason to fear pursuing a case? >> one of the grants we have is the limited proficient in english grant appeared we have one d.a. threw prosecute all domestic violence crimes where the victim is limited in english. with that, there is training, training for the communities, in terms of how to better assist these victims, especially with the language barriers. supervisor campos: i am not asking about the actual prosecution. are you doing any effort to educate the public about the fact that they should not be afraid to come forward with these types of cases? not what happened in the courtroom, handling of individual cases, but in terms of the d a's

probably too soon to talk about a visa free regime this is progress very substantial progress and i think. it . symbolizes the progress that we've made under the the new relationship the reset if you will and really on the other hand the swiss speaking about its. easing easing the visa regime will be ended and last year was a record a rejection. i mean visas to russians i have information that early this spring seventy percent of the russian students applications were rejected so the states how does this add up to two to turkey the president talking about i got free travel and the embassies that are rejecting and i realize you can turn in three applications. it's very strange because you know recently i read. a very interesting article concerning. the level of unemployment in universe and practically no economy is at the same level as prior to crisis but now fewer people are producing the tomorrow and as they produced earlier then that's why it's a problem what to do with the people undergone some proposals was the proposal that not good americans must is all this restrict. it's a limitation you know to bring the new tourists to create new industries

mediterranean resorts but with months of sunshine relatively low prices and no troublesome visa received news is easy to see why millions of russians come here for their summer holidays it's a place to relax bring the family and enjoy the warmest blue water that russia has to offer. denies other catastrophic data and i believe the bailout bunch of people in turkey once harbored dreams of joining the blog have begin to think we're reporting that. meanwhile the same fears about the international economic forum has been discussing how to avoid another global economic meltdown and encouraging major firms to take a fresh look at the new horizons for investors in russia. and around we'll bring you to the end of their town targeted at the most start of the russian orthodox church though it had a place you'd least expect. international news life in moscow this is us he with me thanks for joining us economic turmoil in the eurozone is turning up turkey from joining the european union opinion poll suggests that the country was so keen to join is having second thoughts with its own economy booming while

mediterranean resorts but with months of sunshine relatively low prices and no troublesome visa received news is easy to see why millions of russians come here for the summer holidays it's a place to relax bring the family and enjoy the warmest blue water that russia has to offer. news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing corporations rule the day. the e.u. agonizes over curbing its catastrophic debt ballooning bailout budget and other countries once eager to join the blog have second thoughts. about how to stop a global crisis happening again a major business and political leaders have discussed just that at the international going to make forum which has wrapped up in st petersburg. syria faces third round of e.u. sanctions amid war deadly anti-government crackdowns which saw more than a dozen dead and thousands raged nationwide. six pm in moscow you're watching r t with me renay joshie a real war that's how greece's the latest finance minister sums up the job ahead of him has been tasked with securing ano

about these years and this is a pretty new issue in russian american relations talking about visa facilitation probably even moving to a visa free regime the president's respective countries are talking about it in france recently and no i will not change the subject and talk about something very symbolic something very historic and russian or a crew ations and the jackson valley can read your own journalists who interview people like hears like the general ask one of the jets nobody can dream and be and we all will know will never be lifted you know the answer the answer is never i think so but i'll still ask the question maybe i'll use something else that i you're very disappointed because it will be left of. christmas and when you. went down to come one is never. a mistake we may see that. lifted within. a day but. soon so and maybe that's by the end of this year the administration has made it very clear this administration which is the third administration consecutively that is this pledge to remove jackson vereker to make the efforts necessary to get congress to do that i think that this

probably too soon to talk about a visa free regime this is progress very substantial progress and i think. it . symbolizes the progress that we've made under the the new relationship the reset if you will and really on the other hand speaking about the goats. easing easing the visa regime will be ended and last year was a record on rejection. i mean visas to russians i have information that early this spring seventy percent of those in students applications were rejected two states how does this add up to two talking the president talking about about free travel and the embassies that are rejecting continued three applications. it's very strange because you know recently a. very interesting article concerning. the level of unemployment in the us and practically no economy the percent we were. prepared to crisis but now fewer people are producing that amount as they produced earlier and that's why it's a problem what to do with the people understand some proposals was the proposal to not be americans lost his oldest restrict. a limitation in order to bring to new tourists to create new industries and to make people busier our little boys and students e

visa. so we went to cbs news and said we've got the visa, you've got the equipment, you know, can we cut a deal? and so we went in for cbs news, and then we quickly discovered that coming back with that story from cbs news that their, they were really looking for a specific narrative. and we brought back something else. we were looking at this not as a superpower confrontation. we were actually looking at afghanistan under the pressure of the superpower confrontation, and that began our whole process. because when we observed that, we realized that this poor country was somehow being squeezed and left out of the american narrative. did you have something to say? >> not at all. [laughter] >> hi. what about, um, the documentary called "afghan masker" by the irish brothers which show that in november of 2001, a month after 9/11, 8,000 taliban surrendered to the red cross with the guarantee that if they surrendered their weapons, they would be processed and freed? but, instead, some pakistanis went back to pakistan, and seymour hirsh describes that they get sent back in secret, i don't know, wh

the council recommends improving factory training, as well as cutting the red tape for new projects and easing the visa entries so that more people travel in the u.s. mr. obama will meet with the jobs council tomorrow. >>> a series of earthquakes hit christ church, new zealand, topping world of the news tonight. the first quake was a 5.2 that struck during lunchtime. the second struck an hour later and was recorded as a 6.0. so far, there are no reports of any deaths and only six people are said to be hurt. now the quake followed february's 6.0 quake that killed 181 people. well, the mayor of christ church says there is just everywhere following today's quake and that people are very shaken. >>> from libya comes video today from the outskirts. rebel fighters say they were able to capture ten of moammar gadhafi's troops. this has been the scene of heavy fighting since february. more than 1,000 people have been killed in that city since then. and that includes hundreds of civilians. >>> and from syria tonight, new amateur video that reportedly shows syrian troops beating bound and blinded anti- governmen

russian and you feel the need is compromised by moscow's ban on duty of vegetables and new pretty good progress on a visa free regime but is there anything that still remain and so here's the head of the european union delegation to russia for the players who are. asking is back on track of european vegetables on the headlines of the russian e.u. summit. some other topics moscow wanted to discuss like become dissipated because of the regime that started almost a decade ago and progress has been slow russia still going through consultations and experts say they will take at least a month but the fact that words have become actions they say could be seen as a sign of documents. leave. me. alone as well and thank you very much for coming thank you well first of all i want to start with this main question this this may news that came after the. russian. diplomats reporters experts started questioning the frequency of the sun and the efficiency of the summit that really aren't costly so is it true and do you think that it really may become a case that the. frequency of the summit will be reduced. no i mean ev

tries to disparage any other woman involved. >>> visas for foreign workers are under attack again, but not because they hurt american job seekers. these newcoming from small business owners. abc's david louie reports from the south bay. >> you can hold -- find holders of the visas in many businesses. he is the corporate chef for the amber indian restaurant group. they are also common at high-tech companies across silicon valley. however, immigration lawyers gathered in milpitas with a new concern c. >> every day i get calls from stanford mba's berkeley mba's and they want to start businesses here. unfortunately because they are from other countries we don't have the possibility to keep them here. >> that's because a would be foreign born entrepreneur has to have a boss to be a visa sponsor. those running staffing services to arrange for the visa say the process has become slow and bureaucratic. and the companies say they are hard-pressed to find skilled workers when the big companies such as google are snapping up thousands of them. >> the skills are so specific and they are so -- they are not so available in the market readily. you have

visas for runway models. it was just economics to bring jobs to new york but as congressman is connected. >> his wife works for secretary of state hillary clinton, and her husband, former president bill clinton presided over their marriage. in the dailies show jon stewart is a college friend. >> that was christian reporting and of course this has sort of been a hot topic and raises questions of where the lines in fidelity line. can it be considered cheating? where's the line into people involved never actually meet one another that you can leave your thoughts on our facebook page. >> you work hard for your money and you expect a certain level of customer service when you spend it. when you don't spend if you get frustrated. >>> two thirds of those surveyed say they got so upset in the last year that i walked out of the store. or they hung up on a representative. the worst industries where computer tech support, tv and cable providers. companies are taking notice but experts say that many of them are mentioned on social networking sites. >> they don't want a little problem to ask late in a bigger one in which c

visa expires june 15th. tracy grant, nbc bay area news. >>> and the state's largest health insurer is returning $167 million to its customers. blue shield pledged today to limit its profits to 2% a year and to give back anything over that amount to its health care providers and policy holders. the san francisco-based insurer says it will start the new policy based on its performance last year. that means a refund of $167 million to policy holders. blue shield has taken heat in recent years for imposing big premium hikes on individual policy holders. >>> with the weather warming up and school winding down you'll soon see more inflatable bounce houses popping up in your neighborhood. bay area doctors caution during the warm months they see at least one bounce house injury a week, but there are some easy ways to keep your kids safe. maryann favreau is live at bouncer-ama with advice for the experts. >> reporter: well, here they have a lot of safety rules to protect the kids. one of them is they have to keep their arms crossed like this when they go inside, but they also separate the kids by height so the big k

so when you add those macho together, but use in centers, sars, the new warning system, "see something, say something," visa learn from and build on each other, and the helpless and any other number of ways. to carry them out -- and they help each other in any number of other ways. we have worked with hundreds of communities and local organizations on how to incorporate lessons learned. we have implemented lots of new training. we are doing all of this, and that the same time, incorporating everything we do -- and it is important to say it again -- the importance of protecting privacy, civil rights, and civil liberties. as michael said in the first introduction, there is a false dichotomy if you have to say that we must sacrifice liberty for security. we do not. we just have to think about them at the same time and look for common sense and pragmatic ways to make sure that both are being pursued. as we have worked across the country, i think we have become not just stronger. we have become a bit smarter. we have learned from every incident. we learn what has been done in different states and locales. the ne

new zealand. hi. i'm zain verjee. you're watching "world one." a scramble for work visas, indonesia slaps a ban on workers going to saudi arabia after a maid there is be headed. that's not stopping these people who still want to work there. >>> from chaos to calm on the streets of damascus, not a protesters in sight. cnn is finally allowed to report inside syria, but with government minders on hand. how do you turn a city into a formula one circuit? join us for a high-speed drive through valencia and we find out. >>> first, it's plan to save greece. the impact will be felt right across europe, just a few hours ago, the government in athens hammered out an agreement with the eu leaders and the international monetary fund to tackle its huge debt. the $40 billion savings plan will mean five years of belt-tightening for greece. in exchange international lenders will keep giving the money it needs to avoid defaulting on its debts. the bailout is not a done deal. it's dependent on the greek parliament now approving the necessary savings as well as the tax increases. lawmakers v

adiós en su pueblo natal al joven mexicano que fue brutalmente golpeado en new york en mayo pasado y sus padres recibieron una visanos fueron donados y tras darle sepultados, sus padres exigen al gobierno de estados unidos que se haga justicia. >>> más de un millón de mujeres empleadas de tienda wal-mart ao americano no reciben iguales salarios que los hombres y hoy dicen que la de noond es procedente por la cantidad de demandantes, el próximo paso sería que se orz en en grupos pequeños para entablar procesos legal nosotros contra de supervisores o de tiendas específicas por la discriminación de la que fueron víctimas supuestamente. >>> y una llamada al servicio de emergencia por violencia terminó en balacera y un hispano resultó herido de gravedad por dos policías, él sobrevivió y desde california salvador duran nos tiene los detalles, salvador drán te con la información. >>> y buenas tardes, en este caso el hombre herido dice que él es la víctima de la policía de long beach. >>> jonathan cabrera nos mostró las huellas de las heridas del bala en su cuerpo. una que penetró se pecho cerca del corazón y tras en su b

visas or if you buy. just. like japan is the new or. you'll. like the. chance for the coolidge offices i don't suppose a missional jerk but. i think that only with our going to. create a strong image it's possible to be more than. that really to build on it's not that there was a goal it's a matter of the business as well as weekly that it is strong business oriented for . tourists who are people who come in the russia who can spend here. days weeks spent money will be possible down that it was used in question and this also helps you more wells will be you not only consumables maybe it will be in order they'll build maybe it will be their brands it will be it. now what's be it's you know like you see kalashnikov you want to go on national football or you he whispered. call this program beyond kalashnikov here let's talk about this forum that we're out here how valuable is this forum in st petersburg because it's really a man's a lot of people come here in the lives a lot of what i read in western media about media that i'm just here to meet any why ther

new meaning to that message. tonight neighbors launched it. here is how it works. a visa debit card issued by a credit union gives customers 5% back. that money can be spent at participating shops in the area. >> bernal bucks was born as a neighborhood stimulus program to counter the economic crisis. >> well, organizers say it is the first debit card of its kind in the nation. >>> location isn't only about real estate. it can also have something to do with cancer. what we can learn from commuter cancer rates. >>> come next year the ugly truth will be there every time you light up. the federal approved images aimed at getting hundreds of thousands to kick the habit. >>> and working on the problem now that they know where to find it. what is being done to keep counted fit muni transfers off the street. >>> okay, tell me what do you see here in this picture? you're looking at a signal of change in your forecast. the fog is back. the areas that will cool for your wednesday as eyewitness news continues on the cw. [ bailiff ] fee court is now in session. come on out, guys. the

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visa stock was down almost 4%. the selling came when the u.s. senate voted to let regulators go ahead with new caps on debit card swipe fees beginning next month. this has been a huge fight, carefully watched by investors and consumers. darren gersh explains why. >> reporter: you know we all do this. americans swipe their debit cards 38 billion times a year. what you may not know is that retailers pay an average of 44 cents to process every swipe-- or $16 billion a year. today, the senate debated whether to push back new regulations that would cap those fees at 12 cents. senar richard durbin said a delay would be a big kiss for the nation's biggest banks. >> this delay could be significant, and from the banks' point of view, the longer the delay, the better. what's it worth? $1.3 billion a month for every month they can delay it. how long would they like to delay it? forever. >> reporter: the new rules do contain a special exemption for small banks, but montana's jon tester said regulators were not confident it would work. that's why tester is pushing to delay the new rules, which he said woul

duhamel, tyrese gibson, new co-stars, patrick dempsey, rosie huntington whitely and michael bay, director. >> action, guys. with russian red tape it took me a month to get my visa. that's my name in russian. everyone is psyched. >> red square. >> cool. it's history right there. now the tf-3 premiere by the numbers. paramount pictures is turning the 334 rooms of the ritz-carlton into our headquarters. linkin park, a huge part of the sound track will perform for 20,000 fans. constructing their stage in red square takes three days. >> the studio's co-president of marketing said it's an event the russians will never forget. >> everybody at paramount is excited for this. it's going to be a giant red carpet at the moscow film festival. >> "transformers: dark of the moon" premieres in theaters on the 29th and this film has it all. including a love story. t is so good. michael bay showed me 15 minutes of this movie. it is in 3d. i bet you love to see it. tomorrow i'll take you inside that private screening, it's pretty awesome. you want to know something else that's unbelievable? michael edited this house in his houses. >> i love the fact you didn't say one house. you

news. >> thank you. >>> now to an nbc bay area followup on a gay married couple fighting deportation. they're taking legal action to stop a visa from expiring tomorrow. anthony mack was supposed to return to his native australia tomorrow, leaving his american husband behind. the couple has applied for a change in status with the u.s. immigration office. that allows a member of a heterosexual couple to sponsor a spouse to obtain residency but does not apply to legally married same-sex couples. the couple says they're taking a first step to battle the federal government to change its immigration rules discriminating against gay poums couples and are -- gay couples and petitioning for lawmakers to join the fight. >>> a richmond elementary school that was scheduled for demolition went up in flames today. before school officials had a chance to move out hundreds of thousands of dollars in materials and equipment. the king elementary school is located near 39th and carlson. we have more. a big blow to a district that's already struggling. >> reporter: it really is, jessica. the damage here is extensive. you can see the singe marks o

year the two sides also discuss the easing of visa regime saying there could be agreement about the issues through this next month as we have never russia's new summit in brussels in the winter. as european officials are ready the next slice of greece's bailout the european central bank and the german government are arguing over how to get private investors to contribute just a year after the first payment the next stage comes now with conditions calling on athens to implement even stricter austerity measures sarah ferguson greece for us where protests against the cuts have not relented. place has been the case the child of that vice that we seem to think of building a the last year they killed me with these conditions for that bailout money and the struggle really making sense as he fired the phrase like a key measures will have to be implemented if greece is going to be able to continue existing international bailout money now all this on the back of it is the belief last week that this sixteen percent of the greek pulls a tiny house that jump away head cut missed by you can see the main plant around me this is why people have been gatherin

and the new standard is one that the big banks have been begging for. the durbin amendment says that fees set by visa and master card on behalf of the big issuing banks have to be reasonable and proportional to the costs incurred that are -- quote -- "specific to a particular electronic debit transaction." end of quote. now the tester-corker amendment would require the fed to let visa and master card fix fee rates to cover bank costs that are not specific to any debit transaction. the tester corker amendment requires the bank to cover interchange fees for program operations including incentives. this is a truck-size loophole the banks are begging for because they know they can get up to 44 cents and beyond, if they can add everything in from the cost of an a.t.m. machine to executive compensation and executive bonuses. honestly, are we going to stand here and say we cannot protect small businesses across america struggling to survive from outrageous price-fixing by the credit card companies so that we can reward the issuing banks with bonuses? is that what this is about? if it is, it's a pretty stark

world trade organization with the new commission chief because their man would also say accession is possible by the end of the year the two sides of also discussed the visa regimes thing there could be agreement on the next one will be another russia the e.u. summit in brussels at the winter. as european officials are ready the next slice of greece's bailout the european central bank of the german government are arguing over how to get private investors to contribute just one year after the first payment the next stage comes with conditions calling on athens to implement even stricter austerity measures firth's in greece where protests against the cuts of not relented. place this being the case the child of the dead guy said we seem to hang a building and the last year they killed me with these conditions that i spell out money and the study really thinks that's planning this he fired but it's very likely the measures will have to be implemented if places gangs able to continue i think international bailout money now all this on the back of because the police love that thinks the defense of the weak what pulls a tiny half the jump away head cutlass by yo

line aligned with visa and master card and signed into law by president medvedev and it's a good boosting competition in the credit card market but arest chief editor of business new york magazine explains the advantage of creating such a system first from scratch russia has this advantage in so much as a lot of these systems that putting in place they're doing it from scratch so you know it's obvious never had any of the stuff for the cost of exists and so they go straight to states which means they get the best software the best hardware and most of the systems are built in the west have been incremental with you know progress to be adding new function i was a new software new hardware i was new services become available and in that sense they have the opportunity of building a really classy system back you can spend naturally exports to the other members of the c.i.s. and to further abroad to other emerging markets who are coming to this question around the same time. that's a business update for this hour but you can all always find all stories on our website i actually got calls about this that's a watch. wealthy british style. guide to write something. like

new york. we're coming to you live from moscow now the european parliament in strasburg has been debating a report into whether garia and romania are ready to join the visa area it would mean that easier travel to and from those countries within the e.u. but critics suggest it could open the floodgates for a wave of organized crime or even illegal immigrants and for them there's more of this we are joined live by sarah lightfoot a british liberal democrat m.e.p. who is live for us in strasbourg and also the european parliament will decide whether to recommend romania and bulgaria as membership of the shame get in the zone what concerns would you have if they said yes. well i think the european economies can support from a. joining because they meet the current criteria for access into the border free sharing and the problem is that member states have belatedly realized that they should have had. measures of corruption fighting organized crime as part of the criteria for that accession but it's too late to move the goalposts it's too late to judge remaining about kerio on conditions that did not apply to other countries when they joined the schengen what

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new jersey. good morning. caller: my question has to do with the h1 visas.he 1990's, we ask everyone to get high-tech training. thousands of our folks went to college and got trained in that industry. now you see corporations outsourcing their i.t. departments, bringing on lower wage indians and they lose their jobs in america. i am concerned about that. what do we do to make sure that we, if we are giving out these visas, not displace working americans? guest: i think we are at a moment right now coming out of the recession we're in a lot of people are looking or just getting jobs who have been laid off or unemployed. it is a tough time to talk about immigration because there is a lot of anxiety out there. this can be very real in places and among certain groups of workers. our report kind of looks at everything taken together as a whole. host: what are your recommendations? guest: we talk about knowing more about immigrants in the u.s., their skill levels, how we can match better our economic needs with our workforce, including immigrant labor. so, that is

new york. it was two separate $400 charges at barnes & noble. who balls out of control at barnes and noble? who's ever spent more than $80 at barnes and noble? and i hate visa'm not the type of guy to spend $800 in 30 minutes on books. you didn't want to call me visa and check that one out? well maybe hannibal went on a knowledge binge. no, i didn't go a knowledge binge, visa. you know that wasn't me. with your whole heart you know that wasn't me. you should have called me. because sometimes you call me for the silliest stuff. >> hey, mr. buress, we want to verify this $3 charge on bred two blocks from your house. [ applause ] yeah, that was me spending $3 on bread two blocks away from my house, but that wasn't me spending $800 on books across the country. then a $600 charge and bed, bath and beyond. so i know i was deeming with a woman, that loofah-buying bitch. how many body washes did she need? i hope the sheets gave her family bed bugs, and i also hope her kids never learn to read. and if her kids already know how to read, i hope they forget how to read. [ applause ] i can't front, though. when i was 13, i found a credit card in the atm. i went straight

and we see visa and mastercard are down 6% today, because everyone on wall street was hoping that this tester amendment would repeal the newall street was hoping that would go through, and it didn't. so, this is the development today is bad for the banks. it is another one of these things that says, no, we are tired of that whole thing with the $39 charges every time you are late for a payment and stuff like that. but in terms of passing things like that through, it is true that the huge retailers have a huge amount of power, too. it is not possible to say, yes, this is all going to the go into your pocket as a consumer. it would be naive to think that. >> we can't necessarily think -- >> maybe all into your pocket, i don't know. >> well, that is fine with me, but something tells me that won't happen. >> the ideal. >> collin, barr, thank you for explaining that big vote there in the senate. appreciate that. >> he is accused of hacking into the computers of the fbi and he is only 18 years of age. >>> also, for the first time since osama bin laden was killed, al qaeda's number two releases a video message, and we have got it

visa logo on it. host: thank you. from 40 years ago, the supreme court in a 6-3 ruling, the newspapers publication of the so-called pentagon fainsd "nework times" conded the study. it's pointed out it may be the first in the annals of government secrecy, releasing the document. that's what will happen next monday when the government plans to release the pentagon papers 40 years after it was first published in the new york city. this is also available on the "new york times" website. the question we're asking today, the vote on the debit card swipe fee. >> how are you doing this morning? >> good. thank you. >> i receive mail all the time through the -- with my check, telling me that the u.s. telling me that the u.s. treasury department is going to faze out that. the government's excuse is that it costs them too much money to print checks, and it would save a lot by doing this. but i don't think it's fair to force everyone into a system where you have to use some type of card. which is my family. we use cards. but at a charge. it's not where you are forced into a system. and i think that by staying here with this little paper that i hav