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i don't know if it was references to religious beliefs or using the word vagina. left to guess. >> reporter: they say religion was not the reason. it's about keeping to quorum. >> it's not about women or policy or the use of two anatomically and medically correct terms. this is about acting professional on the house floor and about making sure we maintain a level of decorum. >> reporter: lisa lyons took offense to using the phrase, no means no. >> as she finished up her statement, compared the bill to rape. it's when she was gavelled down. it's what the floor leader objected to. >> i think they are looking for an excuse to punish me. to me, this is a war on women. it's silencing our voices saying we want control of our bodies. >> that was mary snow reporting. lisa brown says she's received a wave of support since the controversy. campaign donations are rolling in. >>> call it a rap sheet for record books. you'll never guess how many times this man has ended up in handcuffs. >>> happy fathers day, which is sunday. if you haven't bought a fathers day present, get a b

in most conflicts, children are killed in crossfire or used as soldiers or used in sexual violence against young girls. but this targetted torture and detention, the summary execution of children under 10, these kinds of things are really at another level. we feel this is something that is really quite shocking. >> thank you. and increasingly desperate situation in syria. in russia, thousands of protesters defied a government crackdown and marched through the streets of moscow. was the first big protest against president vladimir putin since his inauguration in may and it came a day after raids were carried out on the homes of leading anti-government activist. >> it was russia's national holiday today, but these crowd did not come out to celebrate. tens of thousands of protestors marched on in moscow. they demanded fresh elections. >> i want freedom and justice and for my country. vladimir putin is a thief and i agree with us. >> if we want to live in a free country, we have to be here. this is the only way to destroy the bloody [unintelligible] >> this is the first big rally in russia sin

. >> the facts are, the government has not charged me with misspending, or improperly using campaign funds. i have not stolen or improperly used any campaign funds from either of my 2004, 2008, or 2010 campaigns. i have not stolen or either improperly used any public money. >> mr. brown is upset. mr. brown is embarrassed. mr. brown is agonizing over what his conduct has resulted in. so no, it's not fair to say he's not upset at all. he's very upset. >> brian, it's important to point out that even with these loans, these issues that he had with this bank fraud, the bank in question never lost any money because the payments were always made on the home and on the boat. we should tell you that september is when kwame brown will be back in court both in federal court and superior court. that is when he will be sentenced. we're going to go a few blocks away to the u.s. attorney's office this afternoon. the u.s. attorney had a press conference and fox 5's paul wagner was there. paul. >> reporter: we can talk about what ron, the u.s. attorney had to say about what time kwame brown would have

this dish, you can e-mail us at sfgtv@sfgov.org or reach out to us on facebook or twitter and we >> ok. call the meeting to order. >> [roll call] item 2. approval of minutes for the may 8, 2012 meeting. >> so moved. >> seconded. the approval? all in favor? >> item three. public comment on executive session. >> is there any public comment on this item? >> executive session. conference with legal counsel and real property negotiator. >> i move that we reconvene in open session. all in favor? i move that will not disclose anything discussed in executive session. >> second. >> all in favor? aye. i would like to move public comment on all items on today's agenda be limited to two minutes each. >> second. >> all in favor? aye. the motion has been passed, thank you. >> please be advised that the ringing of and use of cell phones, pagers and similar sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room of any person(s) responsible for the ringing of or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-pr

drones so effectively and consistently or used an attack against iran. given the reality of what the president has done. he's close to what a mitt romney foreign policy would look like. as you point out, some of this is in line with what george w. bush was doing. >> i would disagree in the fact that the political people at the white house are just very good at seizing on different pieces of information. let me give you an example. so david sanger in "the new york times," the story that you're referring to i've worked closely with david for over a decade. i've actually been one of the anonymous sources that david uses in some of his stories in the past. sanger is a dramatic writer. he likes to dramatize and really push open theories that are not quite resolved yet. and i think with this particular story that's exactly what happened. if you read the details he said he has been working on this story for 18 months. but within those details you see that the people who have been working on those cyberattacks. they're not political appointees. they're civil ser

us that are in high school or older or adults. if you see something, you can tell us about it. i want to do this. i want to do that, and we'll listen to you. someone that works with little kids, all you have have so many interesting questions. you're so outgoing and so wanting to learn so many things. you have so much power in you. you can do so much, but you need to start speaking out. when you don't see things that you don't like, speak out. tell people around you. that's start. that's something you can start doing now. >> do you do some things already? >> let me think of it. i haven't really had life. i have to remember. >> any other thoughts for what really young kids can do? >> what's your name? i got to know. >> ky. >> how old are you? >> six and three quarters. my birthday is in two weeks. >> i think you should tell. if you're interested in something tell people who are older in you that have more resources and ability. i agree with everything that's been said, but a lot of, there will be people older than you who dismiss you because of how young you are, but ignore them

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or use that information against us but from the american people there's certainly no secrecy about a drone war in yemen or pakistan the people there are subjected to the pointy end of the missiles all the time the iranians certainly knew they were under attack from a very sophisticated anime that almost exclusively would point to the united states and or israel so this information was being kept secret from who from us the american people and is being released now who incidentally in the run up to a contested election to make obama look like superman superman with blood on his hands and somehow that now appeals to american voters well said peter i wanted to get your opinion on just why why is there such an uproar about these leaks now and where obama's been already prosecuting low level whistleblowers for the last three plus years why this why is everyone up in arms about this now and kind of something we've known about. i think there's two things first is is the good thing slash bad thing that this is reaching a certain critical mass what started out a year or so ago with what see

or the other. and he is facing six counsels of essentially lying about his alleged drug use or performance enhancinge issue here is not so much whether he used them but whether he lied about using them and if found guilty could land him in the slammer for many years although most are saying that is very unlikely. we will keep you post. >> one hand was on the verge of meeting his maker but that did not stop him from talking to him. >> god is good. an amazing opportunity. a blessing. all lord, you are my savior. good. good. good. thank you, jesus. thank you, lord. >>neil: well, of course, that was wallenda, amazing to watch across niagara, while praying and despite the off the cuff banter with the big guy, credit ins are accusing abc for ignoring it. he could not have been more obvious. >>guest: religious speech is a communication disease for many not media. it is not just the media. our president, how many times talk about the declaration and left out "creator." and he used the national motto in latin, but it is "in god we trust," and the mayor bloomberg has censureed the clergy over remarks. who are

us here today. she had a medical issue in her family, or would otherwise love to be here. as most of you know, the commissioner tendered his resignation at the end of the month, so thank you three for being with us today. my first announcement is something that is not written down, but we are hosting a community workshop on the pier 70 park on june 20, 5:30, from 5:30 until 8:00, and at the community workshop to go over concepts and concept alternatives. it is noted on the website. if anyone wants further information, i would be happy to provide it. we have two pieces of fun and news today. two of the faces have been here for a long time are leaving us, of which i am completely in denial about. i will do my best to try to except that in the time that we have today. first and foremost, we would like to commend captain stephen [unintelligible] on his retirement. he joined in 1973, working in the investigations bureau. he became a sworn officer in 1977. he was promoted to sergeant in 1986 and assigned to the administrative bureau. in 1991 he was assigned to the internal affair

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if you want to talk to us or get in touch with us, e-mail us at worldwide @cnbc.com or tweet us or @cnbcwexer handle. i think i got that all right, kelly. >> yeah, you did. keep your tweets and e-mails coming. i'll give you a sense if you're just waking up in the u.s. and joining us as to where markets are positioned this morning. green behind me yet again. not by a lot. not a strong move but the dow would be opening higher by about eight points. nasdaq, same amount. the s&p 500 pointed up a couple points as well. now, this follows mixed data out of the eurozone. in fact, it's been a bit of a struggle for stocks to get direction. we're now firmly, it looks like, in the green behind me pebex up about three-quarters of a percent in spain. the cac in paris barely in the green. xetra dax up 0.25%. ftse 100 up 0.2%. building on gains as people take a look at headlines and see temporary bail outfunds will start buying european bonds in the market. that's affecting the trade in fixed income as well, bouncing a little bit of a risk-on move this morning. gilts down 1.73%. they've actually -- well, t

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the heart of the problem for the people who brought you to terrorists is that if they try tremolo or use names terms doesn't work we're meant we would argue that terence does mean use upset is a use of a nuclear weapon to actually threaten to use them and that's when you're into the work or the first time you for to get that threet you know and this isn't it it was the south pacific noise and the activists that i get to have threesome clued in their original question is if you have a degree threats then the. nuclear states could valued well we're only relying terence which is threat and so we're not going to use them so where to from here in the. winter from here is it going to go back to the court personnel speech and. at the time the judges agreed unanimously on the requirement for total nuclear disarmament the activists are fighting ted that opinion on and. this is. what i understand that the law is and others wanting to do is to use the unanimous part of the opinion and i wanted to say to new zone how can we make that stronger how can we you know what are they doing that state practi

it can be used for military use or building a nuclear submarine. at least it is not building a nuclear weapon. the question is very simple. we have to know it is expected to be used for one very small thing. if there is a solution, we have to have civilian use of the program known. do you see the possibility of having the views on the program. if not, can you reduce the size of the program? this is an absolute presumption before it is used for. thank you. >> ambassador, do you want to feel that? >> is an interesting and important question. it lies at the heart of the disagreements. there are disagreements about the interpretations. anything that looks military goes beyond the civilian looks suspect. my own feeling is in the course of the negotiation, at some point we're going to have to define the question. otherwise, we continue to propagate misunderstanding or differences and difficulties. that is very important. doing that early rather than later is significant. one reason i proposed u.s.- iranian bilaterals is that question and others would be e

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or two. senator franken has sent us words that he's anxious to ask a few questions and he's on his way back from the capitol. so let me ask a question or two while he's on his way. i guess one obvious question is, if a semiconductor or sematech-like entity is created with regard to takes or any of the other clean energy tech sors, how does that translate into us actually manufacturing those products here? i mean, why -- frankly, my impression is that we don't have enough u.s. firms to make a sematech like we'd have to have a more global organization and if we did, why would that manufacturing not be performed elsewhere? mr. holladay? >> yes. when you create this type of hub, it creates a catalyst. it brings in the commitment suppliers. it grows new companies. it gives companies the opportunity -- it gives you business advantages that don't exist anywhere else in the world potentially unless like it brings the industry in. they know that it's going to be a huge market. so it and creates a catalyst and this production infrastructure that does not exist at most national labs. >> senator franken, i

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or using it all to interception kits that can intercept. a nuclear weapon you cannot sell that easily a nuclear weapon in some countries we may want to build one may have problems or something and that's the technology that is regulated and the use that is being done with it when we talk about weapon systems so i think the debate made be about whether or not these technologies should be considered as war but you know there's always are doing is it is weapons and everything it's there's no question that it is a weapon in places like syria or in places like libya they specifically use the surveillance equipment to target people politically in libya they targeted people in the united kingdom using french equipment that would be illegal to run in france and then they saw that knowing that they do that while they were caught with their own documents and this by about ready to release state sponsors of billions in blood and major issue with challenges due to the structure of a democrat sees in the way they do it with with functions. is it proper t

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>> are they really battling it out or just us whewrestling. >>> two little old ladies get into an argument. >> are those her feet on the floor? >>> we have the story behind the food fight. and see how one big gulp gave one hyena the last laugh. >>> the drug war south of the border in mexico continues to rage on. this next video gives us a glimpse of what the area affected by the violence are experiencing. this guy is in the parking lot of an auto zone, and just listen. >> that's all gun fire. >> you hear guns going off in the background, some gun fight, but they get a lot closer to where this guy is. the guy starts to move, and you notice a car chase. keep your eyes on the road. shot after shot, eventually he runs and takes cover closer to this auto zone. >> he just said running and they were shotting this way. >> this is daily life for them, these brutal attacks in civilian communities is part of everyday it looks like america, they have an auto zone, this is not a third world country this is our neighbors. >> 60,000 people lost their lives since 2006 when the president sort of waged war

right now, and at most, right now, it's close to 1.8 billion people who have actually gone online or use the internet. it means that while 1.8 billion people are online, and that's a lot of people, it means close to five billion are not. in the united states, we have what most people refer to as a digital divide. i use the term "digital vides," i put an 's' behind this. you know, there's a divide based not only on wealth and educational attainment here, but in terms of age, in terms of place of residence and place of speed. for example, hispanics and blacks tend to have connectivity to the internet increasingly with mobile communications devices like cell phones. >> hinojosa: latinos are, in fact, in terms of social media, and in terms of activity, very engaged. >> right. cheaper than notebook computerse or desktop computers, but they do have limitations. even though you can communicate with them extremely well, either through voice or texting, you can't produce a lot of creative kinds of activity like you would if you had a keyboard and were looking at a larger screen. you can't be a go

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for more on taylor and other agents of change, check us out online and follow us on twitter or like us on facebook. also, join me on my live stream. i'm dr. sanjay gupta. thanks for watching. >>> you're in the cnn news room. i'm fredricka whitfield. fires and floods are causing serious problems in two parts of this country. people are looking for higher ground on the gulf coast and fires in western states burned about 24,000 acres. right now, colorado firefighters are trying to get a handle on the high-point fire. 14,000 acres have burned in the northern part of the state forcing more evacuations. >> primary goal make sure we get all the people out of the way of the fire. it is a terrible thing to have people waiting hearing about their homes. 1,000 times worse to have someone missing. our foe schoolhouse make sure the evacuations are going house to house make sure we get people out of harm's way as much as humanly possible. >> and as you can see, it's still very difficult. live imagines right now. the aerial shots of what these firefighters are up against. so far more than a dozen str

used our commercial district. we love the commercial districts. the question of vital opposition or revitalization, it seems to us, is always an economic issue. yet, it -- if naming is a good idea, so be it. it is just as some of the other controls are a little bit worrisome. and at the end of what i say, i would like to ask you to make these controls temporary and let us see what unintended consequences may occur. will there be a rise in truck traffic? will there be late night to deliveries and so on? could a fried one-third be separated from a rear two-thirds trade shop, and the trade job overwhelm, even though there is sort of a frontage and a display window, with this heavier mechanical use, manufacturing use, possibly become a nuisance? and we just do not know how this will play out. so i would say not a sunset, but a sundown, which would be almost three years with a bit of an inventory occurring in those three named nc districts in the outer sunset. an inventory of what did go in. was it a spur to neighborhood growth or do we have some nuisances happening there? those district

for example, if you have material we're looking at, we have opportunities to provide information to us or to come in and discuss with us what the allegations are against them prior to making a determination if there is material. all that is on our website, i believe. and now with the lights going out -- i think they are turning the lights down on us. >> it is like the academy awards. >> i know, i know. >> do we have time for one more question? ok. ok. chief suhr, a ban has been called on the use of master keys at the sro. can you discuss whether this is a viable option or why the officers should use them? >> i am aware of that, but consent is also a lawful search, and i know a lot of these hotels would just as soon we not be breaking down their doors and paying to fix the doors or the police department can secure the door and then they have to put a person on the door, and that leads to other theft from folks in the hotel. so, i certainly would look at it and consider it, but i think that's if there is lawful consent given and the past key is used or the person's own key is used, it ends