lim alley" to bartol street]sponsors: chiu; marresolution adding the name "enid ng lim alley" to bartol street in recognition of enid ng lim and her many contributions sf 441234 president david chiu: colleagues can we take these items same house same call. this resolution is adopted. item 45. speaker: the clerk: item 45: 45.131191[administrative code - clarifying employer definition for family friendly workplace]sponsor: chiuordinance amending the administrative code to clarify the group of employers required to comply with the family friendly workplace ordinance.1234 president david chiu: colleagues can we take this item same house same call. this ordinance is passed on the first reading. why don't we go to roll call. speaker: m -- mr. president, you are first to introduce new items. president david chiu: i'm introducing this item with mayor lee to support state law amendments to support control over the ellis act to prevent abuse and no fault evictions. we all note that the city has seen significant job growth and unemployment growth in the past few years since our unemployment rate h

>> i'll begin, and minister ng i'm sure will have a comment.well, as i've said in my remarks, and what we talked about today and yesterday with the asean ambassadors, this -- this country, the united states of america, is committed -- will continue to stay committed to our allies and our partners and our friends in the asia pacific. and these issues of the adiz and the dispute in the south china sea, east china sea, are realities that we're going to have to work through. but i've also made very clear, the president had made clear, secretary kerry, that our commitment to our allies in this area remains strong. we will honor those commitments. we will honor them in every way. our force protection, the commitment of our forces, that's not going to change. we've made that very -- very clear. we have to work within the framework of especially the institutions that are there to try to resolve these issues, but these issues have to be resolved carefully, diplomatically, peacefully. and when we run into dangers -- and this is why this unilateral decisi

and this cyberawake ng has three important implications. irst, what we know a lot about the people on the internet, we know a ton about them. people almost entirely as consumers, not as citizens. government interfaced with citizens, principally. number two, the law which is the sed to anticipate familiar and guide us is neither guide nor guardian in this environment. third, governments had not really been in the game in cyberspace largely because the most powerful actors. >> now, what happens is when you're in homeland security and you're worried about a pattern of activity, you can find 1,000 times more information than you could have years ago about a person. tell me -- give me some examples and why we works should or should not worry about it. >> how we think about how it fight nd the way we terrorism in the last 100 years. the bad guys are out there trying to come here. the way we need to prevent those is to find the way they are and keep the way they are, them where they are, fix them abroad. we used intelligence, the international our

gives them ng that some space. they're taking quite a bit of criticism over their egotiations with iran and the agreement that was reached recently to freeze that nuclear program. it's -- like many times in the it's sort of their dealing with the whole host of time.s for the same so this time's different in particular because of the honesty problems the president course, this , of sort of deep flaw that -- that rollout of his signature domestic policy. >> you bring up the approval issues.nd the honesty here's what the poll numbers say as we pointed out. the real clear politics average the polls out there put the president's job approval at 40.1%. disapproval, 55.6%. you can see a chart here showing job approval s since the beginning of his presidency that black line, his rate, that red line being his disapproval rate. want to ask you, does the president pay attention to -- to these numbers, these tracking there, your e out colleague dan balls with "the a piece n post" had yesterday that said president obama favors

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the justices come to the bench reams of ng done reading. so the justices start with decisions in the lower court. do that before i turn to the lawyer's brief so we will know if the lawyers are giving an decisions.unt of the >> if they are not justice ginsberg catches them. diswe have many, many frien curiae., so many that the justices can't justices f them so my have the instructions read the green briefs. supports a petition and dark green the response and friend of the court briefs in thraee piles. one is skip, that is the largest pile. another is skim or read pages .ine through 13 a small pile is that says read. really e the really, ood ones, people who are not just saying me, too. come to the bench we and prepared armed for the hearing of the case and that we e questions think are the most difficult once on which the decision may turn. o, the advocates should have a khapchance to address what is oe maker's mind. resent our wyers interruptions. like us to keep quiet and let them present their spiel. but for me when i was reviewing that s

every level, we've engaged in currency ng their towards the more market oriented exchange rate. g-20, the imf, the treasury department, the rest of the administration has worked to ensure that we kept market-oriented exchange rates on the agenda. plays to the tpp, it remains to be seen. consulting with congress, onsulting with the stake holders. we agreed with the seriousness of the issue. the question is how best and how effectively to deal with it. >> how would it play out? currency intervention rules into it, what would the u.s. give up? sketch that out? >> a number of ideas out there that's unclear at the moment. of issues people are focused on. ne is the kind of currency policies that china has pursued. some progress in regards to china since june of moved ere the currency 15%, 17% in real terms. it's not far enough or fast enough. been some movement in part because of continuous pressure from the g-20 of the directly to and the others. the more recent concern as you know it is the concern about actions taken to stimulate japan's economy that had an effect on the currency.

abenomics.s no end to the cabinet will approve the related policies and we will a of execution ng and minister will put forth the policies. we will stay on japan and ask our next guest about those tools. he joins us next and find out hat he calls the economic ugly tree yes. ♪ >> welcome back. you are watching "pulse" from headquarters in london. we will run you through what is going on with the foreign story.ge above 103. we are up that is a year-to-date chart and rise we have seen t -- toward the back end of the year. a decent leg up and we have continued to move north. overnight and t rime minister abe has been calling a critical meeting with the chinese to resolve tensions disputed islands persistence east china sea. e spoke with bloomberg and discussed the two countries' relationship. other and we h should understand that. we should not let one issue control the entire relationship. of our understanding would lead to a mutually beneficial elationship based on a common strategic interest. matt winkler. to brendon brown is head of research and nice to see you. economics. with the ta

ng you had been interviewi him, you would have left her trembling.me to comet some down, but the professional side of you would say, man, we got that on film. but i was alone, and i was miserable, and there were many things wrong with me, and because i was traveling so much i'd taken a load of sleeping pills with me because i was traveling thousand miles by train and i sat down and i was overcome. this -- >> dealing with manic depression? >> this feeling of absolutely no future. as if there was no future, no purpose,@-- that kind of, what point feeling? there was just no point in being alive. both my parents are living, my brother and sister. my nephews are living in afghanistan. many pills took as as i could and washed it down with as much vodka as i could which was 2/3 of a bottle. >> did you write anything? >> no. >> did you think you did not want to die? as far as i know. when i woke up, i was in so much pain. whatever it taken, i had had convulsions and broke four ribs. they drove into a place and i got back to england and then it went to a care

union,ng to the african ,s the situation worsens thousands have died since fighting began in march. the prospect of more casualties looms large. >> unconfirmed reports from the democratic republic of the congo faces at least 40 civilians have been killed. >> in america, imprisoned for more than a year, his conviction was reversed today. if philadelphia harish. there have been more protests denouncing the well-known opposition journalist who was found in her car in a ditch on tuesday night. the activist has become famous for her investigative report. more scandal and crisis in turkey. a public prosecutor has spoken out about alleged police obstruction in a major corruption case in turkey and is being dismissed from their post. three senior ministers were forced to resign on wednesday after they were arrested as part of an investigation. the prime minister replaced half of his entire cabinet. it is harder to tell who is pulling the strings. >> new questions being brought into this investigation after the statement made by the prosecution. days ores after a few they say they have order

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now we have 8.4 million people at a rate now ng that will bring us in at about 320 murders. commissioner davis in. what are you doing that's most effective. >> we're following the same policies. >> the shootings are occurring among gang members. at our is looking numbers just like they did in new york. the initial findings are that we're making ops are when people are involved in criminal activity. they kept records and the people we should be paying attention to. but i find it remarkable that in has been re ray kelly able to reduce the homicide rate conversation is allowed something else other than giving him the credit that happened or what's here. 7,000 lives are saved over this of time. i give him a lot of credit for that. >> yes. way back -- >> hi there. i'm sara goodyear. i'm with the atlantic cities. even as homicide have continued to fall in new york ity, traffic, violence, continues to be a big issue here. 148 pedestrians killed by cars last year. there's a perception that the don't get prosecuted for criminal activity. do au think the nypd could better job of preve

ng, it's >> what do they say about hugh hewitt? >> they can and be will. the happy life i try to put on display. learned my life. i had this conversation yesterday with three young eporters from washington free beacon. he town is now lousy with 20-year-olds with opinions. i didn't have an opinion. until i was ished 28. i wasn't really published until i was 35. jobs in government confirmed by the senate and go to law school. to have opinions. now the town is full of 25-year-olds who know what's it.ng with i'm amazed and i'm amused. i think people should really be they start to opine on that which could impact they 's lives in the -- should have children. they should be married. if they don't have children, and aunts be uncles and be responsible and have life insurance policies. congressman n be a when you're 25. >> not many of them -- that's because the time of the your life span was so much expected. hejoe biden was elected when was 29 to the senate. >> i rest my case. actually, i bring up joe biden a the adage that some people do not change period in wash

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." >> cops chase a woman driving -- >> for six miles in the ng direction. head her off before she hurts somebody. >> a cruise ship passes near a funnel cloud. >> look, there's not just one. >> see the passenger dilemma run for cover or get a better view. >> a man prepares for life after a nuclear attack in the latest episode of -- >> doomsday. >> now a national gegeographic producer shows the lengths people go to to survive. >> plus the touching gift that makes a grown man cry. >> and see why this cat man do. >> in your driving history, you may or may not have turned down a wrong way or a one way accidentally and hopefully you realize it quickly, pull over, wait till it's safe and continue with caution. what if you're going to the wrong way for six whiemiles? police had to chase down this driver for six miles. she almost got in a collision with the officers, almost got in a collision with other drivers out there. >> stop! you're on the wrong side of the highway! >> eventually they did get her in the back of the squad car. >> you've never been arrested for t

ng say a new york commuter train was doing over 80 miles an hour into a turn right before the fatal derailmentonight the latest on the victims, the investigation, and safety. >>> the weight debate. is it really possible to be heavy and healthy? tonight's health news challenges what a lot of people think. >>> mourning a star. what we are learning about the car crash that killed a movie actor best known for his work in the "fast and furious" franchise. tonight his father speaks out. >>> special delivery. keep an eye on the sky. if amazon gets its way, will drones be used to bring us stuff? "nightly news" begins now.

from the tender loin neighborhood, and the center, and the healthy corn ner historical, and tammy, wo ng, from i can't read it. ryan from tndc and fred and another >> in this city we are all connected and the portion of the citizenry is anxious and distressed because they are growing and that effects all of us all across the city, have you heard that this is a city wide issue. and we are here to ask for your support to really support all of the non-profits represented here, and that provide the food programs. we are celling the people that we care for them and, bruce has done a lot of education to the community, and through the child care program and our family and youth and how do you access the nutrition foods? and he has been the senior education to the senior programming and we also, we have three meals a day that we serve so that the people who are or who need food with their medications can get that because we have the health services clinic there. >> thank you, supervisors for your attention today. and in general. my name is liz. orlin and i am the chief operating officer of tnbc

language]ng native making, 20 years in the a liftoff for the gaia satellite. above the russian rocket soyuz, the gaia will shine a light on the milky way. during its five-year mission, scientists hope gaia will map the position of one billion stars. the telescope could also detect new planets and asteroids that may one day threaten earth. the european space agency's project, the most sophisticated ever attempted by europe, cost 700 40 million euros. but scientists say the money is well spent. as a professional astronomer, there is no need to display and how fundamental gaia is. everyone knows mapping the stars is the best -- the basics of the rest of astronomy, and everyone is looking forward to getting this data in hand. satellite space, the will use two telescopes to build a 3-d map of our section of the galaxy. by repeating the procedure over and over, it can be accurate to near zero margins. the telescopes are so sensitive, they can measure a person's thumbnail from the moon. the mission follows in the footsteps of the hubble , and a satellite that match o

ng. and they're close to reno nevada, in a beautiful wilderness area, they went out sunday to go play in the snow but never came home. the silver jeep with a blacktop is what authorities are looking for. tonight, we're going down to minus six degrees right there. here is what they have to have. and here, if you're going to learn anything from this family you can't go out in the wilderness or even outside when it is this cold without a tank of gas. a full tank of gas, because when you start the car you can use that engine's heat to keep your family or you warm. let's hope that they had 22 gallons of gas in that tank and all they are is just sitting out there waiting to be found. and that would be the only thing at this point is fuel in their car, or maybe start a forest fire, get a fire going that they can stay warm. but right now, there is no indication of any of that. they are still lost out this in the snow. >> i want to bring in amanda fitzpatrick, the mother of of the missing girl. sh

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program,ng up in the surviving violence in the democratic republic of congo. why they are still fearful of rebel groups that roam the countryside. a special report in tonight's africa news. and let's go straight to our top story. of dollars in loans. the ukrainian president has financial support from russia following talks with vladimir putin. that themass protests government is moving closer to russia at the expense of its ties with the european union. he may tower over his russian counterparts, but after a meeting in moscow, it was clear who was in charge and who was being brought back into line. the ukraine in the full meaning of the word is our strategic partner. we spoke of this during our recent meeting, and we have witnessed in the last year a certain decrease in the exchange of goods. it comes down to hard cash. in exchange for signing up for closer ties to russia, moscow has thrown ukraine and economic lifeline. by onewill be slashed and while they will have ukrainian government bonds in russia. >> so i think you and i will not get in the way of an ag

i suspect there was some when ng along those lines they established without announcing to anybody else this defense identification zone. >> john huntsman, thank you for coming in. >> thank you. look at other news world. the lab knees military group says someone has been killed as he returned from work at about midnight. for his deathrael and accusation that israel denies. records of emergency calls made during the mass shooting at connecticut elementary school. were made public. 20 children and six educators were killed nearly a year ago when the gunman started shooting in classrooms. central african republic is a landlocked country of some and descending into chaos. that's the warning from the united nations. fighters from a muslim rebel roup are being blamed for a series of brutal results to christian communities. and sent us this report and contains graphic violence which you may find disturbing. silence is haunting and unbroken. hundreds of miles. villages, burned villages. and the eerie sense of a nation hiding. three nervous ghost-like figures. on the right ge says we thought the

enough days ng out and, yeah, i got a little reluctant toward the end. the middle of to your book. and one of the soldiers that you about fairly prominently, we'll show a photo on the screen, adam schuman. why did you focus on him? and where is he today? >> okay. schuman, you're going to think i'm not capable of a short answer. adam do need to explain schuman. one day while i was doing the reporting for the first book. here was a relatively quiet time and i was asking around, who do you all regard as a great soldier? i need to meet? and somebody mentioned this guy, schuman. i hasn't heard of him, i hasn't met him. a few days passed and i went -- i went in search of him. walked into a room and it's -- this photograph is later. another photograph in the book of what i saw when i walked into his room. great soldier was man. gaunt, haunted-looking and i introduced myself. and he said, i guess i know why here. i said i want to write about you. soldier, u're a great he laughed and he said he feels leaving the war that day, he was done. and what had happened was -- this guy -- this guy wa

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ng say a new york commuter train was doing over 80 miles an hour into a turn right before the fatal derailment. tonight the latest on the victims, the investigation, and safety. >>> the weight debate. is it really possible to be heavy and healthy? tonight's health news challenges what a lot of people think. >>> mourning a star. what we are learning about the car crash that killed a movie actor best known for his work in the "fast and furious" franchise. tonight his father speaks out. >>> special delivery. keep an eye on the sky. if amazon gets its way, will drones be used to bring us stuff? "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. late today, federal investigators said the new york-bound commuter train that derailed this weekend was doing over 80 miles an hour going into a tight and critical turn that is meant for speeds of only 30. if these were high-speed commuter trains that would be one thing. these same track beds were used when fdr took the train north to hyde park. something went wrong sunday morning. the process of determining if it was human error or mechanical error or both is no