thank you commander ollie. i appreciate it. so we have quite a few speaker cards and supervisor chiu needs to -- we need us to go -- >> [inaudible] >> okay. thank you. okay. sorry. all right now i got it under control. so we're going to -- colleagues any further comments or questions about the hearing? so we will go to public comment. we have nicole from public sf who is here. public comment will be two minutes. >> hi thank you supervisors. nicole snyder from walk san francisco. i think you all raised a few important questions and as you know we have been working with the coalition of partners with community organizations on vision zero and working with your departments, your agencies, mta, sfpd to figure out how to bring vision zero to reality. how do we make it not just a vision but a reality? and one of the things that they're focused on right now is how do we take what's been committed to across all of the departments and make them into a plan, having ownership, have a time line. we're excited about the walk first plan. wha

olli -- >> thank you. what i wanted to say is that is not just about the united states, it is about the community. more needs to be invested to the p5 plus one. without them -- [indiscernible] >> i think that is true in terms of what our red lines are. it seems to me that the united nations always said that iran was not going to be able to enrich. now it is like, well, you know, you can enrich -- i think the red line for congress should be no enrichment. i think that is the only way that we can have somewhat degree of certainty that this is something we can prevent from happening in terms of having a nuclear weapon. one thing that is on about this agreement and these negotiations is nobody is talking about -- one thing that is odd about the agreement and negotiations is nobody is talking about terrorism and iran's role on international terrorism. there has been terrorism on the united states going back to the embassy takeover and beirut. they were attacking our service members in iraq with efp's. how can i

that allow -- give foreign investors greater rights than domestic investors, that impact our mon olliesmarge pharmaceutical companies, et cetera. >> josh we have about 20 seconds left. where is this thing headed? >> it will be finished probably in the first six months of this year. the democrats are pushing back -- this is simply about [ inaudible ] authority which is about how congress votes once is it done. nancy pelosi has said she supported the president's agenda. [ inaudible ]. >> thanks so all of our guests. until next time, you can find us online at stream. ♪ >> exodus in indonesia. 200,000 people ordered to flee after a volcano erupts. >> hello. i have the world top stories from the al jazeera newsroom. we'll have the latest after top level talks come to a close. >> tension in thailand. thousands of riot police seize back protest sites around government buildings. >> this city is in

that allow -- give foreign investors greater rights than domestic investors, that impact our mon olliesrge pharmaceutical companies, et cetera. >> josh we have about 20 seconds left. where is this thing headed? >> it will be finished probably in the first six months of this year. the democrats are pushing back -- this is simply about [ inaudible ] authority which is about how congress votes once is it done. nancy pelosi has said she supported the president's agenda. [ inaudible ]. >> thanks so all of our guests. until next time, you can find us online at aljazeera.com/ajam stream. ♪ good everring, everyone. welcome to al jazeera america. extreme conditions heavy snow, dangerous ice, nearly two dozen states pummeled it isn't over yet. social media steps up from tax warning to strapping drivers tweeter for help. the brutal winter goes interactive. dozenings of inmates expected of being fighter.

do you see hassan rouhani within that same system which remains intact with whom i -- with olli, anyabove -- with ali khameini above? >> no, hassan rouhani has never pretended to be a reformist. with oneo power campaign agent ending the sanctions. there is another fundamental reason for that. back in the time of the shah, prior to the revolution, the autocracy was unconstitutional. we had a fairly good constitution. we have gone from the revolution from an authoritarian system to a totalitarian system, and the all the difference is that -- the totalitarian system is perfectly constitutional. it is the constitution of the islamic republic, totalitarian constitution. the only way toc

olli heinonen. senior fellow at the harvard kennedy school of government. prior to this position he served for 27 years at the international atomic energy agency, including deputy director general. he led the agency's efforts to identify and dismantle nuclear proliferation networks including overseeing efforts to contain iran's nuclear program. he has led nuclear program investigations around the world including to south africa, iraq, north korea and syria. welcome. last, but not least, we welcome mr. david albright founder and president of the nonprofit institute for science and international security. mr. albright has written numerous assessments on nuclear programs throughout the world. your statements in full will be made part of the record and feel free to summarize them. we will start with you, mr. ambassador. >> thank you, chairman. members of the joint subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to testify before you once again. i'm honored to sit here on the panel with a group of very distinguished and committed colleagues. we hope that a comprehen

some of them happy cctv yet greater profits all my japanese primates that ollie came right out on since the nineteen ninety three called all statements should not be be examined the statement acknowledging step and set up a bit iffy and apologizes for forced conscription of slaves. we can't depend of course comfort women during war were to come right out my sis there is no doubt about the truths of the statement than at any investigation or the pace eased meaningless. u s continues to go to the japanese army set up a card for stations because of wartime needs and rights to designate as personnel to watch over them. no statement was made after studies on evidence which forms its racist. and he did not speak without thinking of donating a l'oreal s at gazprom any staff from nineteen ninety four to nineteen ninety six and he stressed that the statement has been adopted by the four previous japanese government says it was unseated by then she meets at the tree hill he called all in nineteen ninety three and stay true to me it's the japanese on the force between two hundred and four hundred

in november my best but sustainable the cover is on the cards according to eu economic commissioner olli rehn. even heavily indebted economies like greece and spain will grow. but despite the optimism. when one of the road ahead would not be seen. for no less diverse than the prices may be behind us. but that this is no communication to be called patient. our focus to assume syrup. the continued implementation of all i can eat the poison is assured france's economy is another source of concern for the eu it's the eurozone second biggest market and according to the commissioner. it's not getting its deficit under control. in front so that economic growth is always holding the covering supported by a brother to me to pick up truck in private consumption. europe's powerhouse germany could be in trouble selling a completely different way gemini is in showing steady growth thanks to blame domestic demand. but it's been criticized by other nations for escorting far more points than it imports that could be against eu worlds. grants commission is due to produce a report on the matter next week

while he worked out the game plan perfectly don't give your opponent a channels that's the way ollie did it against linear he fought the fight where he wanted to be bold stand up and on the ground as well ali still has a lot to show was overseas he doesn't reveal all the tools he possessed wrestling is underestimating when he could have shown much more against linacre but he chose to save that i'm sure finds the stats it's great that ali was a totally different fighter in all of his three you have c. bouts in this deb you fight he proved his nickname the puncher in the second one he looked good as a striker out and in the third he unveiled his awesome ground game so any of his potential opponents still don't know what he's really capable of. you have see one six and nine saw another russian making his dad well to wait on the lot of overcame busy issues but failed to beat american neil magni on a decision. frankly speaking i was sure got sonam a lot of woodwind despite all the delays with his visa which didn't allow him to prepare properly but he failed it's appearing i believe he is

ollie was given a death certificate with no indication of where her daughter ended up the search for her child's grade went on for decades she was five days old i had nursed her. she is my daughter and i wasn't just about to throw our land. i would like to go to walk to my delight is screened. and be able to have some final closing the king closure has been a struggle so far you lean has been able to come to his deed on the island following ied checks after permission from prison system officials. it is more private cemetery there would be very clear on the law they had to allow visits to the actual parade. ah because it's a cemetery. the specific law that requires access. god does not apply. filmmaker author and founder of the island projects namely the haunting works with women like elaine to how the island be made into a park. it's inappropriate to expect the pup black current someone has lost a child have to contact the department of correction and to make arrangements to visit her thailand and then not to be able to go to an actual grave site. this is marked it with great detail

with our special coverage of the games live from our studios in the heart of the action with kevin ollie. speeding by isn't it welcome back to aussie so. just above the olympic the main coastal sporting event you can see behind me is looking fantastic again. thing into the night you joined us so weak now is met with silence of the games and so far they've been full of old the usual triumphs defeats even heartbreak that we've grown to love with the olympics so let's go to paul scholes so he's been busy following this one. so another metal added to russia's tally just noted that come from up medal. yes well russia how i did a bronze medal to that tally on day seventy elena keats in nikita. finished third in the women's skeleton event up in the mountains of krasnaya polyana it was the first time the russians have won a medal in the women's skeleton event meanwhile alexander tretiak of is the man to catch at the halfway stage of the men's competition he actually set a new track record in his first run the men's event actually concludes with the final two rounds on saturday when r.t. caught u

the controversies and glories all of what was day you know i twenty fourteen winter games i'm kevin ollie but. yeah those security guards are guards through and through well you can stay updated on all the olympic action by heading over to our website r t v dot com you can follow us on twitter to find latest news and reaction to your favorite sport where you can find tweets from all the athletes and even tell them what you thought of their performances russia's hockey team captain st tweeted his appreciation to many fans who showed their support and of course we'll be bringing you all the latest news from the olympic city here on r.t. international. the g twenty four team promises the ultimate in the exhilarating winter and. make seven zero in on the rest of our lives take these teams to sochi twenty four take. on. and to some of the week's other news german chancellor angela merkel proposing to break up the world wide web by creating a pan-european network she wants to prevent snooping from across the atlantic the move after revelations from edward snowden showing that europe has long be

ollie baba is trying to take full control of chinese mapping company auto map, offering to buy 72% ofpany it does not already own. the deal is valued at 1.6 billion dollars and alley that is made them number of back was agents this past year. tc is having trouble selling smartphones and first-quarter sales could be the lowest since 2009. a widerso forecasting than estimate of loss and bloomberg has reported the latest version of the flagship htc 1 could be released soon in an effort to jumpstart sales. mark zuckerberg and his wife were the nations number one philanthropists last year. the couple gave 18 million facebook shares to the silicon valley immunity organization. the shares are worth more than 1.1 billion dollars. it's been a rough weekend for the aol chief tim armstrong and some people he singled out. he apologized for comments he made on employee conference call last week while explaining his decision to tweak the company's 401(k) benefits. he said the company had to save money in part because -- the mother of one of those babies wrote a column and she wrote -- edmund lee co

ollie can just simply say that he stole something but you cannot go on a haven of peace was on the stand your ground paste. the jurors of words talked about this goal and they could've just weeks to the conclusion that unit. if the goal says that when some respect and he can simply just use that to be false then they could just reach the conclusion of my book done. did the right thing according to that all right well let's talk about some of the reaction after the verdict was read you think people who were seeking justice for jordan davis percent satisfied with this outcome. hope all this lead as the mole an enormous reaction to this case and the mistrial. we haven't seen that the outrage that followed is imminent trial but the truth is that george cinnamon rolls away and that michael dunn was naughty convicted of the eu's three charges of attempted second degree murder but he could still face a retrial of that first degree murder charge so that joe jordan davis' mother for instance it that she was happy that there was some sort of closure but others would boom awesome pictures from stra

ollie, why are they bringing down expectations? >> good morning, carolin.is the supreme leader's mo. before any of the talks, you always bring down expectations. let's not forget he has a deep seated mistrust in the united states. so he probably doesn't think these talks are going to work. he's setting himself up for the future for if these talks to tail, he can turn around and say, listen, i told you so, i understand the die many na eks of what's happening here. the u.s. delegation here is also very, very cautious. they gave us an off the record briefing last night and told us this is going to be a complicated, difficult and lengthy process. the stakes are extraordinarily high and the devil is in the details. so both sides are being cautious about these. nothing is agreed until everything is agreed and there's going to be a lot of ups and downs. having said all that, these two sides are talking in a way that they've never spoken before. last night, a state department official told us when we have problems with our iranian counterparts, we e-mail them. they

this was the scandal that became a scandal in which ollie north was running his own shop with the help of some cia folks and exchanging arms from iran. >> guest: selling them. >> host: selling them to the contras in central america and you had a particularly important role all of a sudden in the hearings taking place on capitol hill in which the legislature was trying to figure out what happened here and how did this happen. >> guest: this was 1987 so we are now 10 years, it's 10 years since yatsenko. i had acquired quite a bit of experience so i was put in charge of dealing with the iran-contra committee which as you recall at the time was this huge washington scandal, televised hearings, gavel-to-gavel and i was the guy the agency had to be the focal point to do with them in terms of documents provided to them, to deal with the questions they had or witnesses from cia that wanted to have testified. that basically consumed all of 1987 for me. >> host: at one point you are sitting in your office next to the telephone while the hearing is on and as members want to ask a question they ne

michael worsham killed his wife michell ollie and their children trisha and roe. then worsham died of a heart attack. the 14-year-old and a nephew managed to escape. the fund will help pay the funeral expenses, and raise money for the boy's education. former mayor richard daley is out of the hospital after eight days of tests and observation. he was taken to northwestern memorial after he suffered stroke-like symptoms while on a business trip. hospital and waved to reporters, but didn't comment. a former chicago police officer, turned criminal, goes on trial today for plotting to murder a suburban businessman. steve mandell has been linked to as many as eight previous murders. prosecutors say he hatched a plot to kidnap a wealthy man, torture him to extort money and real estate, then kill him and cut up his body. he was arrested in 2012, before he could carry out the plot. mandell will stand trial for kidnapping conspiracy, attempted extortion, and murder- for-hire. a key figure in the rod blagojevich corruption trial faces sentencing today in a separate case. rag

began the shooting rampage late sunday night, first killing his 17-year-old son, steven roe, then ollie, out of bed and shot her. worsham and fought for his gun. but worsham told him to run out of the house. police say worsham then shot his daughter, 15-year-old, trisdion in the back , as she tried to run out of the house. >> i don't know what happened or what went wrong. >> i guess there's no other word to say other than her foot. i'm a father. i cannot imagine what would bring someone to such a dark place where they would leave the have to take the lives of their entire family. >>police say worsham also fired shots at witnesses who saw the shooting from the street. they were not injured. worsham's body was found inside the home ... police say he suffered a heart attack. his 14-year-old son and his five-year-old nephew survived. police say worsham had no criminal history and worked as a security guard at thornton high school. today's the day we get our first look into the way police handled a deadly fight involving former mayor daley's nephew. richard vanecko pled guilty friday to invo

ollie north just back from the middle east a look at how this is affecting the allies and the rest region. and how real is the fear with the chatter on the olympics, we'll have a chat about that. and how the games are going. >>> and republicans raising new questions and making new charges about the irs targeting of conservative groups. you're going to hear from the leader of the tea party group whose testimony sparked a national conversation. remember this? >> i want to protect and preserve the america that i grew up in. and i'm terrifiey eied it is slg away. too big. too small. too soft. too tasty. [ both laugh ] [ male announcer ] introducing progresso's new creamy alfredo soup. inspired by perfection. >>> i'm not interested in scoring political points. i want to protect and preserve the america that i grew up in. the america that people cross oceans and risk their lives to become a part of. and i'm terrified it is slipping away. >> wow. remember that emotional testimony eight months ago when congress am hearings targeted members of conservative groups. becky garretson's remarks touched

john don ollie, editor of c.q. roll call executive briefing defense and chair of the national press club, freedom of committee. [applause] congressman buck mckeon, chairman of the house armed guestes committee, is our today to discuss the u.s. effort in afghanistan. gallup poll says that for the first time in the nearly more americans, think the 2001 invasion was a think it was, than think it was the right action. the unitedsays states' duties in afghanistan are far from complete. obama has notent disclosed his true plan for focusedtan and has elsewhere. he's also been critical of president obama's role as in chief, saying that a president must better communicate with the troops and obama has.than chairman mckeon, a california has announced he will not seek a 12th term in congress. he cited in part, gridlock on capitol hill. in congress, years mckeon has been an advocate for increased spending for the pentagon. at a recent armed services saidttee meeting, mckeon defense department budget pressures have ham strung t