france was unable to prevent that from happening so i mean frank should we be surprised that this pact happened because of munich in one thousand thirty eight after all the same powers that created the international system betrayed it i think that's in the. lake or now there was an opportunity. granted it was an opportunity i think in one nine hundred thirty eight to have prevented the war because at that stage germany's armaments were not strong enough at that stage to wage a war on two fronts we now know from recent german sources that in fact the german army was not even prepared for a long war against france in one nine hundred thirty s. or against the czech army which was well armed then they had thirty seven well armed divisions britain and france had greater strength than germany in one nine hundred thirty eight and if the soviet union had just stayed on the sidelines in one nine hundred thirty eight and in combination with britain and france then if the war began in one thousand nine hundred thirty eight i'm firmly convinced it would have lasted less than two years with germany

a couple mayor studies we conducted is a reduction of our snow pact. the bowling watershed is not a rich environment. we do regularly get snow fall and our highest elevation in there is about 2500 feet. what we do have is a dotted line showing our regular run off of the streams in the and the dark line shows projected what would happen without the snow fall. it's not particularly significant for our municipal supply. one of these reasons is for the late spring rain period. what we typically see is the snow fall that does shed is scoured out in late april and may site has a much bigger impact on our fish flows potentially. another thing the palmer study gave us was effect on our projected demand. you can see the higher line represents what we think would happen based on the climate change effect and that's 8 percent bump over norms in 2040. so a climate change enhanced version. the footnotes of this slide is since we conducted this study and this speaks to something chuck just mentioned their subjectively lower than when we first did this so that's an i

hoy en conferencia de prensa organizada por "pact" tambien conocimos otro caso.bel delgado, quien narro esta maÑana su experiencia con las autoridades. y todo dijo, por que iba a 10 millas de exceso de velocidad cuando la pararon. 22:32 " estuve manejando 35 millas cuando era 25..."22:35 nora no traia licencia de manejar y reconocio que falto a la ley pero aun asi seÑalo que los policias se excedieron con ella. ella. 50:47 " lo que me molesta es que no respeten las polizas que ya se tienen con la policia de que tenemos derecho a 30 minutos de que alguien te pueda auxiliar en recoger tu carro para que no lo recoja la policia, so fue lo que me molesto por que yo simplemente le pedi 10 minutos. "51:04nora nos comento que ve claramente como esta actitud de los policias para con ella es por que basan sus acciones (dijo) en su perfil racial. 52:02 " desgraciadamente es lo que se hace, o sea son solo palabras y no acciones por que yo lo vi, otras personas iban a mas velocidad y no las pararon porque a mi si que soy de este color que logico soy mexicana.52:20el padre ped

when we look at snow pact changes one of the questions was the different changes. what we typically do is say we expect at least a 25 percent reduction by 2050 some we expect a 50 point acre foot. we will lose 25 percent. some other projections have it losing 40 percent by 2050 which is not far away and there are projections worst than that. typically we have shown the nature of the reduced amount of run off that occurs as a result of run off. we're looking at this differently from a flood perspective, next slide. this may not be obvious but this is the peak day flows so it the highest you experience in the river system in this case the american river in a given year. here's when,folsome damage was built. these are the flows when they did not have the operations for flood management that's how you would study the reservoir. now look since it was built. six of the highe flows recorded have happened since the damage was built. has the corporation changed the criteria, no. we have been aware of this from some time. this is feather river and,orville, was constructed he

they think it may be a suicide pact because of some of the stuff left behind.n since early yesterday morning it's what they left behind in palmdale has the authorities concern and scratching their head. they left a bag with family members that included some i.d.s, their cell phones, and property deeds. that bag also had letters in it, letters that said they were apparently going to wait for an apocalyptic event. some of the letters also said goodbye. listen. >> they left behind notes saying they were going to go visit deceased relatives and see jesus, notes that indicated they want to go to the next life. no words of suicide or taking our own life were used at all. but the indications seem it may be a possibility. we're out in full force. >> the l.a. county spokesperson saying they're out in full force. this is happening by land and by air, because it's believed the group may travel in the mountain of the high desert in three different vehicles. helicopters have been launched. police have are scouring the ground here. trying to find the people. >> jamie: eight

was there reason to fear a suicide pact? >>> the youngest victim, the taliban attacked voters in afghanistan and children pay the price. >>> and lights out for the last american factory making one of this country's greatest inventions, the ordinary incandescent light bulb. >>> good evening. the airport is closed. the windows are closed. the sandbags are filled. and tonight, the 60,000 people on bermuda are bracing for hurricane igor. it's heading right for tiny bermuda. so vulnerable out there in the middle of the atlantic. there have been stronger storms but what makes igor stand out. is its size. a huge pinwheel of fury that's expected to pound bermuda for hours. our david kerley is there tonight. >> reporter: the full strength of igor is just starting to reach bermuda. the center should pass by in just a couple of hours to our west. igor has been downgraded to a category 1. but residents are taking it very seriously. because they expect a near-direct hit. even the leading edge of igor is powerful. reaching out 100 miles f

would join maryland and five other states in the pact if it's approved. so if you are a voter in d.c. or in maryland, how do you feel if your state went for one candidate but chose another? would you feel disin franchised or is it just a process needed to get rid of the elect oral college? if every state were to sign up, the presidency would be decided by the popular vote. tell us your vote at wusa9.com. >>> still to come, joining the fight. an annual summit surges d.c. neighbors to clean up our local rivers. >>> but first, overlooked savings. you may not know you have the ability to save big right in the palm of your hand. chevy chase bank is becoming capital one bank. with the most locations in the dc area, we figured they could use our help. ♪ down a bit. too much. [ crowd cheering ] [ grunts ] [ garth ] capital one bank. now with the most branches and atms in the dc area. what's in your wallet? >>> well these days we are all trying to save some money and tonight jessica doyle shows us how you could already have hundreds of dollars in coupons from your

--el grupo "pact" dio a conocer un sondeo que revela que el 35 por ciento de los residentes del este"liga de americana de ciclistas" otorÓ este titulo que ya ostentan otras 157 urbes en 43 estados del pais. --esa categoria solo se otorga a las ciudades que proveen condiciones seguras para quienes se transportan en dos ruedas.--actualmente, "oakland" tiene 97 millas de carriles para "bicis" y se espera que hacia finales del 2011 se agreguen 30 mas.#-- regresamos con el pronostico del tiempo despues de anunciador: en chili's, comparte una entrada más dos platos fuertes -- dos personas por $20. comparte una de nuestras cinco opciones de entradas, como nuestras texas cheese fries. y elige dos platos fuertes entre nuestros 14 platillos favoritos, como chicken crispers con nuevo sabor dulce y ahumado, o nuevas baby back ribs baÑada con salsa de miel y chipotle, o fajitas de pollo acompaÑadas de pimientos y cebollas humeantes. en chili's, comparte una entrada más dos platos fuertes -- dos personas por $20. >> el papa benedicto 16 confirma errores, suyos o de la iglesia? mas adelante. les sa

get going on our next panel the title of our next panel is mountains to mouths the vanishing snow pact. i have to tell you some of my coleagues at the, puc, did not like that title and if any of you don't you can blame me. i like it. there you go. i think it says a lot and eventhough i have a joking tone in my voice, it is serious business about the vanishing snow pact. today we have a very distinguished panel and to lead that off is our moderator ja rod, and he represents the area north of san francisco and in his first term he's chairing the environmental safety and toxic materials jurisdiction committee. it has jurisdiction of airport pollution making him the key legislature in over seeing california new global warming law assembly bill 32. mr.,huf fman, serves on the water parks and wild life committee and in that roll will present any water challenges confronting the state this year in that very capacity. prior to this election in the california capacity he served as senior attorney as the national environmental defense county and was a member of the,m oren municipal water protect

russia houses side saw him reaching an agreement with the heels of signing a demarcation pact with norway. that you could use elite special forces unit the s.a.'s comes on the fiscal fire from a government trying to combat spending. the russian communists say english. should be singing behind bars find out why in just a few. of the former yugoslav republic republican set of sky is to join the three with gas projects more in business in twenty minutes. you all with live from moscow welcome to the program. well one of russia's most wanted terrorist suspects is said to have entered poland despite the country's threat to arrest him upon a rifle. thought to be attending an international chechen congress near walsall now he currently lives in britain where he does have political asylum he is covering the us out of is following the latest developments and now it joins us live hello to you can't you know so this isn't the first time i have has traveled abroad despite there being an international arrest warrant out for him how likely is it you think you will see the polish both of these detainees.

until early november to get them out seventy two years ago major european powers signed the munich pact in an effort to appease added hitler but many view it as the treaty that essentially gave hitler the green light to annex and chose lavaca r.t. looks rather whether the world has learned any lessons from the past. like dreams or the. french tried to reason with hitler germany demands a better man than gets its way they also have been treated to safety neutral themselves. thirty nine the whole of europe is in gulf war efforts to establish a system of collective security nine hundred thirty three and it's still on the. lessons to be learned from the new material. and that report is coming your way in about ten minutes time here on r t but before that we'll take a look at just a few moments we'll take a look at what's happening in the world of business with kareena don't go away. this is more a region is economically and socially one of russia's better developed provinces the region has a significant scientific and industrial capacity but we realize its full potential after the construct

has its sights on reaching an arctic agreement with canada hot on my heels of signing a demarcation pact with norway. a warm welcome to you why from our headquarters in central moscow you're watching r t with me a new some now way now it's ten pm here in the russian capital two pm in washington where a u.s. senate panel has given the go ahead to. the start treaty with russia the nuclear arms reduction deal will now face the full opera house before it can be ratified russia said it's ready to sign off the document but wants to do it at the same time as the u.s. let's get more now from our washington correspondent thanks to cannes joins us live hi there guy named so it looks like the committee's given the green light to the treaty does this mean that all concerns have now been laid to rest yes i mean as you mentioned the senate foreign affairs committee of foreign relations committee did give the grand life to this treaty and it is heading for the senate floor and actually the chairman we've just heard the chairman for in that relations committee is saying that he was very optimistic about

in terms of -- so those are the changes i wanted to go through that were not in your pact.i wanted to make sure to be very explicit about those. in terms of timelines, thinking , following this meeting, we just need to put together all the apen dissees, do our last check of dotted i's and crossed t's, and issue the r.f.p.'s next week, giving firms two months to respond, which brings that to, you know, early october, the first week of october. try to score in the month of october and begin the oral interview process so that we can be trying to do the negotiation process and have a contract by the conclusion of this calendar year. i don't know if ms. miller has more to add on the conversations that we've had. i just want to highlight, it's been, again, a real benefit to have additional resources in the form of lafco staff, and i appreciate -- supervisor mirkarimi: lafco appreciates that, too. well, we're fortunate at two bites of the apple as well. >> that's what i was going to speak to is the two bites of the apple. this r.f.p. that we've developed now is a vast improvement,

eople acting in community together (o pact), que representa a 22 congregaciones en el condado de santaalizado una encuesta5 por ciento de las personas en el este de san jose, dijeron haber sido detenidas por la policia sin haber ninguna justificaciontros, dijeron muchos fueron detenidos por su perfil racialn otros casos, fue exagerada la cantidad de elementos para tratar de investigar a un persona por una infraccion de transito menorse fue el caso del padre javier reyes de la iglesia de nuestra senora de guadalupe, quien dijo que cuatro oficiales de policia lo pararon por no poner la luz direccional cuando daba vuelta l jueves, habra una conferencia de prensa, a la que se ha invitado al jefe de la policia, que no ha confirmado, en donde se detallara los resultados de la encuestante el sondeo, habra que ver que argumentos esgrimen las autoridades en lo que parece ser una realidad ---muchas gracias daniel... en dos minutos regresamos...... ......con la cifra de muertos y heridos que dejo un avionazo en venezuela... volvemos con eso y mas... mas... ---- en mexico, un texto presuntamente e

waits done by a group called pact. people acting in community together. 35% of the 2000 people surveyed said they have been stopped by an officer without cause. among them, father reyes stopped and surrounded by four police car autos one of them said stay in the car. and asked me for a license. he said why? i said you didn't put your blinkers. >> he says there was no doubt he was a victim of racial profiling. >> i tell him what? because i mean, i see my fare every morning and i say what? look at your face. you look like a gang member. and you're latino. >> marisa is with pact. >> he told thus story i said father... why didn't you tell him you were a pastor of a church? he said why should i have to? >> police chief rob davis defended efforts to stop racial profiling. >> all policies and procedures put into place are gear sod this doesn't happen what. we're seeing here what i'm reading in this survey is a perception versus reality. not suggesting it can't happen. but the question is how to measure that? >> surveys like t

sanchez's distinguishes of the other variances in the pact. the addition is already 40 feet high. of the two parking places, one was meant to be for the house in the rear, and the concern that there could be additional buildable area to the smaller house in the back are all important considerations. this idea that con do conversion could be circumvented by doing the lot split, i find that very troubling. i think the rules we have in place for con do conversion are there for a reason. we heard various people complaining about how many hoops it takes to do that with a two-unit property. those hoops are there for a reason as well. i would hate to see us use this lot split to circumvent those rules. the notion that $20,000 has been spent so far on this lot split, we heard from the tenant that the things that needed to be repaired were siding, roof repair and landscaping. commissioner garcia said $20,000 would go a lock way towards making those repairs. we hear sometimes about the foundation or the building is sliding down the hill. that made me think about that money may be better spe

we reach 2090 in this case warmed by 2 degrees celsius, we lose 50 percent of the california snow pact. it's not in the snow. next one. that changes the hydro graph as you heard this morning. so this is october through september the aggravateded sierra run off. more in the winter period, and less in the spring and summer by a bit. this is a recent flood. not a big one. but in may of 05, maybe some of you remember this event. it was raining up to about 9 thousand feet in,yosim ite park this is the valley and this is the storm that did it. a very warm and moist system. we had the valley flooded that the rain fall on average was just one inch but it was raining up to 9 thousand feet and above. frank back there has a bunch of snow collectors up there and his snow sensors were - rain was going through and to some extent it was melting but largely the story was we were getting more run off immediately and we got this sort of minor flood. you can imagine if this was a may system what if it was a february system where instead of two days of precipitation we had something like 1986 or 1987 floo

made relatives think that members of the group might have killed themselves in some sort of suicide pactmike von fremd has that story from palmdale, california. >> reporter: 307 deputies some on horseback were searching southern california. fearing that the group may have been planning to take their own lives, when they were found praying in a park, there was a joyous moment of relief. >> we just found them. alive and well. they are at a park here in the antelope valley. >> reporter: the leader left behind a purse containing letters that the group was going to meet jesus. the adults left personal belongings including deeds to house. >> they said good-bye to their living relatives. they indicated that they were going to the next life if you will. and that's essentially, i'm not quoting exactly, that's essentially what they said. >> reporter: that immediately brought back the cult near rancho santa fe, when 39 people took their own lives. but today, california police were relieved to find all 13 members of this group praying in a public park. >> and they are alive and well. i was just who

we are not going to be trying to build pacts' around iraq. we will be trying to help iraq fully integrate the region, and i think that is an area where iraqis will continue to look to the united states for help and assistance. >> thank you very much. as expected, we have some immediate questions here. yes, sir, right here. there is a microphone that you can use. >> is your last point not built on required terrible sensitivity that you have to know the exact point at which iran is being a helpful neighbor or being a obnoxious neighbor? people have argued that we missed an opportunity to bring iran into the situation. it might have been better than what happened. i do not know how you are going to measure that. i will leave a side effect -- what right do you have to measure it? the dustup last week and involve al qaeda front groups. is the u.s. now in the non- combat role except where al qaeda might be involved? >> thanks. you are absolutely right about the sensitivity, but in a sense, it is not for us to better gauge or judge that. it is for t

tothis man's son responded her posting, making a pact they would die together even though they had never met. >> it was not any indication these websites [unintelligible] it finally got him to do what he did. >> after what happened here charities have warned about the dangers of suicide websites. there are separate concerns from emergency services about the dangerous chemicals used. >> this was a growing suicide trend in japan and america, so we had anticipated it but not quite so quickly. >> emergency workers believe had they not known about the poison in the car, it could have cost the lives of others, too. >> you are watching "bbc world news." the word incisors of the commonwealth games are facing -- the organizers of the commonwealth games are facing a walkout by athletes. the u.n. human rights council accused the israeli military of using disproportionate force and displaying an unacceptable level of brutality on the raid on the gowns that aid flotilla. the white house has defended president obama's handling of the war of afghanistan and it claims of divisions among his senior advis

supervisor campos: maybe it's in the pact. i feel like i have enough information on that.is this something we need to act on today? >> her contract expires in february. assuming we meet during the month of february we're ok but if that meeting slips until march we lose her legal services and i'd hate to do that. >> my preference would be to wait until we have more information and maybe we can engage in more in-depth discussion. supervisor mirkarimi: we have no choice but not to meet in february so that's completely satisfactory. i recommend that we do hold this off. i'm sure ms. miller will be here but more detail would be appreciated. >> if i may, mr. chair, not to take anything away from the good work that ms. miller does. i think it's important for us since we have general fund money involved to be clear about this. supervisor mirkarimi: i think it's absolutely consistent with the larger discussions of our budget limitations. would you like to make a motion? >> a motion to continue to the next meeting. supervisor mirkarimi: very good. any public comment on this item? ok

the group people acting in community together or pact gathered today at the guadalupe church. 35% said that they had been stopped by san jose police without cause. a spokesperson said the information should guide the selection of a new police chief. >> we beg the city to hire a person who has a proven track report record of dealing with the immigrant community. >> reporter: one of those who said he had been stopped was a parish priest who said he felt very intimidated by the officers. >>> relief is on the way for many commuters near freemont as the bay area's first express lane is set to open on monday. the lane stretches 14 miles on southbound highway 680 in alameda county between pleasantton and milpedas. today law enforcement officials explained how it would work. sal castaneda joins us now. he's in freemont with more. >> reporter: that express lane officially opens for business on monday morning. bay area political leaders were on hand today to celebrate next week's opening of the 14th mile express lane a first for the bay area. it will allow drivers to use the car pool lane for a

he says clinton agreed that article 5 of the security pact would be applied in case of an armed conflict. maehara also said clinton hoped japan and china would solve the issue through dialogue as both countries are important for stability in the region. >> in the talks, maehara also referred to the relocation issue of u.s. futenma air station in okinawa. he told clinton he'll tackle the issue with respect to the bilateral agreement established in may to relocate the base within the same prefecture. >>> meanwhile, china is taking measures that might be seen as retaliation againspan over thincident near the senkaku island it's believed that china is apth of a chinese fishing boat inese atxp however, sources s ael ioms clra leerinnd tet.basell me20astf e rerdoi iiroued tlar mor agthe major ag.ng a re.su t cnt c ctidotu im mtiivhitsstthulti recoouldean deb prob. >> pces a thsday.n friday morning aft the nikkei 225he morning session 9,446, down 1.25%, or 120 ticks almost from wednesday's close. export-related issues such as electronics and precisionle t de stronger yen. mount tension between

and in this pledge, we say that we're -- this is a pact to get us to a balanced budget, a pact to actuallyress some of the deficit. start paying down the deficit, which had nevs never happened u republicans or democrats. we're going to pre-t.a.r.p., prespending levels saying we need to get our fiscal house in order. we're making a commitment to do that. it was developed after engaging hundreds of thousands of americans all across this country. so it's ideas and principles that people from all across this country have brought to us. >> congresswoman block burackbu you cure what ails the u.s. economy without taking on entitlements which also are not addressed in this pledge. nothing about medicare, nothing about social security, can you really do anything about the economy unless you look at those, as well? >> candy, one of the thing we have to realize is the document that is in front of us, the pledge, is for the here and now. these are things that could have been -- they could be done right now before the november elections, and they should be done to give some certainty. and yes, what we

the stability and growth pact allows for 3%. the ministers want to make sanctions more automatic. >> three years, and greece gave the appearance of running a sound budget. that was not the case. when the truth be merged, the euro came under massive pressure. the european finance ministers want to refer prevent a repeat of that. the german finance ministry warned against complacency. >>w it leads to the fading of te sense of urgency needed. to draw the necessary conclusions from experience. >> the finance ministers see themselves as a task force on economic reform. they have already agreed that a new budgetary surveillance system should be treated. they will have to prepare budget drafts for approval before they are approved by their parliaments. some countries including germany want stricter sanctions. these could include freezing e.u. funding or retracting voting rights. >> we intend to find a direct and indirect means of achieving that goal. >> that would require the support of all eurozone members. country's most likely to br

the pact stand gave way. 500 people are thought to have been sitting on its. united nations has sent emergency teams to northern nigeria it's you investigate the lead poisoning that has killed -- to investigate the lead poisoning that has killed 200 children this year. it will be investigating villages where gold is mined by hand. another tragedy with the looting the loss ofseums, artifacts from thousands of years of history. now pieces have been returned to iraq's national museum. gabriel gatehouse reports. >> it is only slightly bigger than of run man's hand. but it is 5000 years old, and this statute from the sumerian period has come home. it is only one of the objects spanning from the early mesopotamia and civilization to the early islamic. the work done that -- the early islamic period son back. and then they vanished. for years, they were in these cardboard boxes. ed they described what was inside -- metal, daggers. but the prime minister's office had no idea, and they have been languishing around a store room for kitchenware. the boxes were discovered

people acting in community together or pact said 35% of those surveyed said they have been stopped bye. the east side has a larger minority population than the city as a whole. "pact" says more than half of those surveyed don't trust the police but almost 90% say they want a strong relationship with local law enforcement. >>> meg whitman has now spent more of her own money on her campaign than any politician in u.s. history. the former head of san jose- based ebay just contributed another $15 million to her run for governor of california. the running total of her personal donations, $119 million. that is more than the previous record set by new york city mayor michael bloomberg. >>> the california teachers association has made changes to a television ad criticizing whitman. a campaign attorney warned tv stations they could be held liable for slanderous or libelous statements if they keep running t cbs 5 and some other stations have since pulled the ad. now, according to the ad, whitman says another $7 billion should be cut from schools. the spot also suggested 100,000 more teacher lay

help educate people about the refinery's operation, safety procedures and environmental immigrant pacts people were pleased to learn more about the refinery. >> growing up and being around refineries, i had a concern, but this opportunity of the neighborhood here really helps you to understand, what really is going on, and when you see the smoke coming out of the stack, it's not pollution, it's steam. >> a lot of information about the plant and the operation of the plant. >> alan: chevron says it's opened its doors to the community to help demost identify the -- demystify the refining process. >>> the muni is on the lookout for fare cheats. some riders discovered the gates open by simply reaching over and waving a hand near the exit sensor. muni says it's known about the problem for a while but there's no short-term fix. a new fare gate system is supposed to be installed next month. until then, muni is posting more ticket inspectors and police officers police officers to catch fair evaders, the offense carries a 75 -- -- $75 fine. >>> a burned cor ran -- curran -- koran is discovered in

the stability and growth pact allows for 3%. the ministers want to make sanctions more automatic. >> three years, and greece gave the appearance of running a sound budget. that was not the case. when the truth be merged, the euro came under massive pressure. the european finance ministers want to refer prevent a repeat of that. the german finance ministry warned against complacency. >> it leads to the fading of the sense of urgency needed. to draw the necessary conclusions from experience. >> the finance ministers see themselves as a task force on economic reform. they have already agreed that a new budgetary surveillance system should be treated. they will have to prepare budget drafts for approval before they are approved by their parliaments. some countries including germany want stricter sanctions. these could include freezing e.u. funding or retracting voting rights. >> we intend to find a direct and indirect means of achieving that goal. >> that would require the support of all eurozone members. country's most likely to br