implementation actions under that agreement, that is the approval of various for turned mission bay south own r par tisation agreement, your purchasing policy, which you have a clean and amended copy now actually on hand, does prohibit any agency employee, including former commissioners from working on matters in which the commissioner or employee had a direct and substantial interest, and in which that former employee or commissioner participated personally and substantially. and as a result of that, mr. ellington, who has now resigned from the commission, he has moved on to work for the golden state warriors as their director of public affairs. and it is because that -- there is no direct and substantial interest. we do not see any undue influence, there is no conflict in staff's analysis and view, which is why we do recommend that the commission grant a waiver for mr. ellington's activities and his work with the warriors. that concludes my presentation and you see that mr. ellington is in the audience as well to answer any questions. >> thank you. before we hear from former commissioner elli

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own red lines. welcome back this is r t now this week the having of an american journalist by islamic state militants horrified the world that shock was compounded by the discovery that the executioner was from great. u.k. media citing security sources say he was a wealthy man and used to live in a luxurious mansion in the u.k. are just angry farmer reports. the brutal killing of an american journalist by a british citizen grizzly footage posted online showing james foley beheaded by an islamic state militant his execution a speaking in english with an english accent blaming recent days strikes by america in iraq we are in a slum in on a state that has been accepted by a large number of muslims for the arts it prompted the british prime minister to cut short his holiday while ten downing street called the brutal murder shocking and to pray but it's also prompted calls by some m.p.'s the quest for the west to rethink its policy in syria and iraq we have blood supplied some stuff in terms of communication to these people all of these people got a hold of this but only. types of niceness type who are no

we have a had r a proposal to change the commission to adapt its own rules on political consulate you say a unanimous vote from the board to put it on the ballet and once it was explained to them some of them pulled their endorsements and the voters defeated it >> so the fact you've listed a group of people speaks to the fact that 2003 was not a good year to pay attention. >> i guess my concern with our response is that while i agree it's true that it probably is fruit also to try to readapt proposition j as written i believe we should look at what was in prop j and not in e and see if any makes sense to us. >> i guess question for the staff what's the downside of doing that or is that already addressed from findings one through 28? >> i think the major outstanding issue i guess is that in its form that it is in the los angeles superior court said it was unconstitutionally board no one took the challenge further so that's the one legal precedent we have to go on. >> we're not talking abouty adapting it but looking at if there's anything that is useful for san francisco that would be d

own people. there's an american journalist working for r t is roughly video agency in western ukraine has been kicked out of the country i mean every man it was filling at a rally of local activists when security forces detained her and questioned her for several hours having both russian and american citizenship she says she was forced out because of her russian passport while here's how alina described the incident to r.t. journalist with a camera you know just that was abruptly sticker on my tripod and straight away said you know russia today first of all they questioned me themselves about seven of them i gave them all the details that could give them i gave them my trust are that have nothing to hide and they're my colleagues. i have i wanted to give them all the information they needed and you know. fifteen minutes later a dream policeman came three officials came from national security service in ukraine and they were asking me so many questions taking all my details and then when they didn't they didn't believe that. my american passport was rio showed them a picture of it so they followed me

own. so why won't he support andrew cuomo's republican challenge r n new york? >> we broke the isil siege in sinjar and helped innocent people reach safety and saved innocent lives. the subject is dire for the is issil's terror, and it includes ir iraqi christians and sunnis and shias and kurds. >> welcome to the "washington editorial report." i'm paul gigot. that is the president breaking the news that they have broken the siege of militants against religious minorities trapped on a mountain in iraq, but acknowledge nag the situation is desperate for millions of iraqis as the terror group continues the advances. so is the administration willing to do what it is willing to do the defeat the isis threat. let us ask the foreign affairs columnist bretsteins. the president says we are not going back to war in iraq, and no boots on the ground, but aren't we already at war there? >> well, right. we are dropping the bombs on isis and not doing it in a way that is going to be effective in really turning back their advances or much less defeating this terrorist caliphate

own red lines. and welcome back you're watching the weekly here on r t international now a horrific video of an american journalist being beheaded by a jihadist from the islamic state group has left the whole world terrified before his own killing the man was forced to read a statement blaming of the u.s. for his death even more chilling was the revelation of it his killer is likely to be a radicalized to britain according to media sources british intelligence has already identified him through voice recognition or in the video the jihadist says that the beheading is in retaliation for u.s. airstrikes on iraq islamic state has also threatened to execute another captive american journalist if washington does not halt its operation the group has been effectively recruiting new members across europe thanks to a broad online p.r. campaign was artie's going to church camp reports. the hottest of these lawmakers state use all the west can offer to spread their message and not to hollywood in this hour long film featuring slow motion explosions in iraq a soldier's digging their own graves and the catchy title

still on its own but soon following a similar path. these storms in r in water that's not necessarily hot but warm enough. these are sea surface temperatures. usually your storms are stronger when they come from the south where the water is warmer. it should be enough to keep iselle a hurricane or at the very least a strong tropical storm at landfall it will cross the entire chain and expect by the time we head toward friday evening. there are a number of hurricanes up. in 21 years the warning is up for the big island. the entire chain under watches or wrarning. behind that we have julio. the track looks a little farther to the north and may spare hawaii for the worst. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. >>> a fast moving wild five forced the i evacuation for 275 homes in oregon, overnight. the fire, not far from the washington border, thick smoke has filled the air and the small city. fire officials say it is zero percent contained and has the potential to get worse. and this morning russia is raises its stakes. u.n. officials say about 20,000

we have a had r a proposal to change the commission to adapt its own rules on political consulate you say a unanimous vote from the board to put it on the ballet and once it was explained to them some of them pulled their endorsements and the voters defeated it >> so the fact you've listed a group of people speaks to the fact that 2003 was not a good year to pay attention. >> i guess my concern with our response is that while i agree it's true that it probably is fruit also to try to readapt proposition j as written i believe we should look at what was in prop j and not in e and see if any makes sense to us. >> i guess question for the staff what's the downside of doing that

we have a had r a proposal to change the commission to adapt its own rules on political consulate you say a unanimous vote from the board to put it on the ballet and once it was explained to them some of them pulled their endorsements and the voters defeated it >> so the fact you've listed a group of people speaks to the

form, that of i.s.i.l, the militias of maliki or the terrorism for their own purposes, with respect to the demand raised by dr. r rajahai. the necessary measure to the bombardment and withdrawal of the so-called security personnel. >> well, the situation in iraq has been keeping european union foreign minister busy. let's cross over to sue turton. how far have they gone to extending concessions to different factions in iraq? >> some of the meetings is over and the foreign policy chief katherine ashton said the discussion was very strong and solid and very much unanimous behind help, approved help really what's going on in northern iraq. the conclusions that came out of that eu meeting really were that they wanted for those member countries that were keen to send both weapons, ammunition and humanitarian aid to that area very much back that push but they were saying it was very much up to each individual country. and the countries standing out so far to send weapons and ammunition, of course france, the french foreign minister really drove forward to have this meeting at all in brussels while the rest of his coll

reactor, the enrichment facility buried deep within a mountain on a facility that used to be owned by the i rand large-scale centrifuge. we backed away. the administration backed away from its own policies and right now you saw secretary clinton telling jeffrey goldberg she would prefer to see zero enrichment or very little. she is cagey about what jerry the means. you heard senator menendez and others argue that we need south african style inspections and verification transparency in iran. south africa got rid of its nuclear weapons program, one of the most intrusive regimes of inspection we ever saw and what we have today is nowhere in years that. again, the policy at the end of the day, this is where we may see something going if there is no serious good deal before november 25th towards more nonmilitary pressure, more sanctions in waiting list >> new jersey next on the line for independents. >> one question. what is it with obama sending 1,000 troops building up to another iraq and building up to a vietnam in the 1960s slowly building up more and more soldiers, a full-blown war in vietnam

r. murrow's interview about the polio vaccine. listen. >> who owns the patent of this vaccine? >> well, the people, i would say. there is no patent. this is -- could you patent the sun? >> well, you know, salk is pratzed by some as a moral champion because of that. is it realistic in this world and knowing the economics of these things and how much r&d costs even for drugs that don't end up working or making any money, is that realistic? >> you know, i get chills when i watch that. i watched that when i was a medical student. i think it is such a morally powerful statement. i don't know the answer to that question, poppy. maybe you know better than i do. it fend, i guess, how much people want to profit off of misery, you know, in some ways. i hate to be so blunt about it, but that's ultimately what it is. no doubt you need money to be able to do the trials and all that and obviously you want to be able to continue to incentivize companies to do that, but, you know, are they supposed to get rich off of people being saved from ebola? i don't know. i come down on the side of salk

still hiding the truth from us still and i don't know why they have their own heard so much to protect our children. this is r t international the top stories tonight from us kiev trackside its statement that it's detained a russian reporter on charges of aiding terrorists study went missing in east ukraine a week ago. brussels bites back you know that russia's ban the food imports in response to sanctions european officials reportedly want to spoil moscow's plans to get alternative supplies latin american. tear gas and rubber bullets the u.s. police response to crowds demanding justice for the killing of an unarmed black teenager by a move to recall. the little girl that survived eleven days in the siberian.

. >> i feel like it's an abuse of power, like using using it for r own personal gain. >> fairfield officeslice issued computer to look up the women on a data base that connected to the dmv, and state and federal records. for now, both men remain assigned to their regular duties. >>> san jose mayor chuck reid and officials from the department of justice are talking about ways to combat gang violence. they have been visit everything programs to see how the -- visiting programs to receive how the city is intervening. they met with the mayor yesterday as part of the national forum on youth violence prevention. san jose is one of nine cities participating in the forum. >>> california lawmakers passed two begun -- gun related bills. to -- the bill now heads to governor brown. in the assembly, members have approved a bill to track ammunition, by requiring sellers to be licensed and buyers to pass background checks. that bill passed 42-26. >>> the area is filled with visitors on weekends and worry the bus stops will have a negative impact on the environment. harming habitat and seasonal wetlands.

priceline owns the app which currently only does on gline r b reservati riorou pc schools will welcome 800 new teachers. the induction program begins today at 8:00. the program gets new seasoned teachers familiar with prince george's county curriculum. the training sessions will focus on transitioning teachers back into the classroom environment through the first month of school. >>> six more days of tax free shopping if you live in maryland. clothes and shoes will be sales tax free through saturday. this is only good on clothing, not school supplies. it also does not apply to any clothes that cost more than $100. of course there are some odd items we saw on there. >> wedding gowns, tuxedos. >> teaching a theater class, make you might need that. >> there you go. along with the cowboy boots. >> and we'll leave it there. if you want for see the complete list, just fgo to nbcwashington.com and search tax free. >> you might want to check it out. >> quirky. >>> what is quirky i would say is our weather for this time of year. because we're not boiling in the sun. it's not ridiculously humid.

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shia says, that, someone else who was close to the shiite leader muqtada al sad r, said they were looking out for their own interests not for ours. do they have a point? the president has said, the humanitarian crisis of the yazidis? >> in terms of humanitarian protecting the minority leaders. some of the shia can be forgiven by saying if they protect the kurds why haven't they protect us? one subtext is the kurds would have declared an independent state sometime ago were it not for the fact that the united states has made it very clear the united states opposes that type of breakup of iraq and therefore opposes the formation of an independent kurdish state. not helping the kurds that equation could change for the kurdish leadership. >> the presidential has to face the big question of course just how the u.s. can get involved all over the world with so many problems that we're seeing now. ambassador christopher hill, a pleasure having you with us. thanks. coming up israeli air strikes intensifies. and w.h.o. designates ebola an international health emergency. 15 stories, 1 incredible journey >> edge of eig

from us and i don't know why don't they have children on their own heard so much to know that the count's protect our children. this is r t international the top stories tonight from us kiev backtracks on its statement that its detained the russian reporter on charges of aiding terrorists under a study went missing in east ukraine a week ago. brussels bites back you know that russia has banned the food imports in response to sanctions european officials reportedly want to support moscow's plans to get alternative supplies latin american. gas and rubber bullets the u.s. police response to crowds demanding justice for the killing of an unarmed black teenager by a move to recall. and the little girl that survived eleven days in the siberian wilderness surrounded by wolves and bears all thanks to a brave and safe. from moscow's art international with me kevin zero eight nine pm here in every could have you with us our top story the kids back tracked on its earlier statement that it had detained a russian photographer in ukraine understand he went missing in the country's east a week ago while his whereabouts remain unknown

own complaints against the u.s. regard to the treaty. a u.s. government official issued a statement on monday sayingol intermediate r forces treaty. russia's foreign ministry on wednesday said the allegatio are completely baseless. the ministry noted a planned u.s. defense system in easte europe capable of launching midrange missiles is banned under the treaty. the treaty was signed by the soviet union and the united states in 1987. it was designed to eliminate ground-launched cruise missi with a range of 500 to 5,500 kilometers. it bans their possession, production and testing. the place amid a between russia a states o ukraine crisis. >> at least 25 people have died in boat accidents. a ferry sank on tuesday in a river. 70 passengers were on board. local media said some swam to shore, but 18 people died. police officers suspect a crew overloaded the vessel with . in north sumatra on wednesday, a river ferry carrying 48 people went d 7 died and 13 are missing. over-crowded busses and ferries during the holidays has led the workers and local people dug through swirling mud, rocks and the debris of shattered homes in the village of

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the person who owns tesla and space x tweeted a that the engine f 9 r vehicle auto terminated occurring test flight. no injuries. or near injuries rockets are tricky. space x says it will provide update when the flight data has been analyzed. >>> pair of major fires kept firefighters busy late today. one in the north bay at scrap yard. other in the south bay at center for people with disabilities. here you see both of them. north bay fire is in metal iron on mar island. hope services blaze just couple mace west of san jose international airpor fire in santa clara broke out in the parking lot of hope services on alfred street about 4:00 o'clock this afternoon. it destroyed storage containers full of donated goods. mostly clothing for people with developmental disabilities. now this is cell phone video from a viewer. you can see the massive plume of black smoke. fire just raging for a tile. smoke seen for miles around. fire marshal will try to figure out how it started. >> it's not suspicious just under investigation right now until we can determine point ofs no indication that any crimin

other things to do but being the first african-american woman with their own show and the show is not particularly about race is rlly exciting for people, and i love that, and it feels like a nice responsibility. >> what is it about? >> what is the show about? >> yes. >> the show is not -- the show is about being a better person and someone who is selfish and boy crazy, who is certified of ayning, who is very pressurely professionally busy and accomplished, but who is going around and doings things that a little beneath her intelligence but still fixated on them. i know plenty of women who are doctors, lawyers, professors, even, who are candidly want to get married and they have great lives, they have money, they have got relationships with their friends and they want to get married. and there is an embarrassment you feel if you are a little over educated for wanting though things but it exists and i think that is what this show is about. >> rose: and i heard about you preparing for this conversation, you know a little bit about me. and when i sat down with you, this is true, you just seem like a person i would r