the self-proclaimed perpetrator of the of the metro bombings in march and also has links to al qaida now a source says that one of those who was arrested in western france was in contact with somebody who made regular phone calls to joe cool modder so there's a connection between that and that in turn suggests that these men could have been part of the planning for moscow metro bombings during the search of the flat where these three men were living police found firearms explosives and also particularly significantly more scary with various potential attack targets marks on it this arrest is really significant for three reasons firstly of course it makes the world a safer place just in general there is a hard and fast evidence that these three men were conspiring to perpetrate attacks in russia and possibly elsewhere in the world also it is an important cooperation between russia and the french authorities the french police made these arrests and brought these charges following a tip from the russian authorities russia said to france there are you know there are these three chechens

. >> in know how we were perpetrating an expected property-tax is which would fall under the definition of one time. >> this is a very high property- tax. it states that any requirements is not effective. that is circumstance we are and. although this is a revenue that we are perpetrating, that is really the result of the extremely abnormal month of june. that might have been required to deposit the stabilization reserve because you are eligible to withdraw. >> we are allowed with the supplemental to take money from the general fund reserve. the reserve policy that applies year round, this does not apply to the budgets. >> the stabilization reserve and to transfer tax apply the whole year. >> that is not a budget specific policy. >> ok. colleagues, and motioned to move this forward. we will take this with the objection. okay. madam car, do we have any other items? >> no, mr. chairman. >> we are adjourned

-- than the potential perpetrator. where i think we are missing an opportunity is -- this will be controversial. nobody told us you wearing a dark suit, white shirt, tie. you look like a young republican, even if you are not. and i do not know where they told the public defender's office, if you are a man, you should have a ponytail and endearing. [laughter] -- earring. am i talking about style, how you present yourself? yes, it matters. >> there is a story line on "raising the bar" where one of the characters is made to cut his ponytail by the need woman judge to whom he appears in front of all the time. ultimately, he does get the hair cut and looks like a young republican, and begins winning more cases. >> i would normally agree with everything that jonathan says, but my cousin vinny won with a purple suit. [laughter] >> john and i have known each other for 15, 20 minutes. [laughter] i am not a media person. these folks know better. one thing i can tell you the public defender should do, lawyers in private practice,

most of the perpetrators overseas will not be brought to justice and very few in north america will be brought to justice. i don't think the government has the resources to do this case and bring everybody to the bar of justice they need to. tavis: so when you suggest that persons who read your book as you have been touring around the country, understand the clear english, the clear language in which you right, that the s.e.c. should have understood if everyday folk can figure that out, do the victims, a tough question for some people to swallow, but do the victims here have any responsibility in knowing or having some idea that with a line that only goes straight up that something was wrong here, something was a little fishy here? >> it was just a well designed scam that i don't think a normal victim would have any chance against madoff. they left that up to the professionals and the professionals clearly fell down on the job. he had such good lies, such a great reputation in the industry. he owned a broker dealer firm. it was prosperous. he didn't need to steal. an individual investo

many of the perpetrators are sent to prison rightly in my view. now the justice secretary has embarked on a sentencing review and has suggested that short sentences don't work. but it's often not rehabilitation that's needed in domestic case but a very clear message to the perpetrator that it musn't be repeated and the justice system takes this seriously and that's what a short sentence can do. can the prime minister confirm that the sentencing review will not stop magistrates giving short prison sentences for domestic violence? >> well, i think the honorable -- first of alalalalai thank her for what she says for the anniversary and the tribute she rightly paid to the emergency services. you played an unbelievably role on that day and the many people who helped them. i think she's absolutely right to raise the issue of domestic violence. for too many years this was an issue that police forces and prosecutors didn't deal with properly and to be fair to the last good has been made over the last issue. i do agreeing there are occasions when short sen

>> these are the proposed budget an annual appropriation of perpetrating all estimates and estimates for the -- upper pretty all estimates for the city of san francisco. -- appropriating all estimates for the city of san francisco. >> colleagues, any discussion? can we get a roll-call? >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> no. >> aye. aye. >> those finally passed. can we call the next three items? >> items 8-10, these are from the budget and finance committee without recommendation. item number 8, a motion ordering submitted to the voters of arkansas to rise in an amendment to the real property transfer tax. item nine, an ordinance revising the payroll expense -- expense tax to establish a progressive tax rate structure. item number 10, this is an ordinance authorizing the ordinance amending san francisco business and tax regulation code for a parking ordinance. >> san francisco faces tremendous financial challenges as a result of the crisis. we have just recently closed a $483 million budget deficit. this is a brief respite for our financial health. we don't know what w

many of the perpetrators are sent to prison -- rightly, in my view -- but now the justice secretary hasmbarked on a sentencing review, and has suggested that short sentences do not work. however, often what is needed in domestic violence cases is not rehabilitation, but a clear message to the perpetrator that it must not be repeated, and a clear message to the victim that the justice system takes this seriously. that is what a short sentence can do. will the prime minister confirm that the sentencing review will not stop magistrates giving short prison sentences for domestic violence? >> hear hear. >> first, i thank the right honorable and learned lady for what she said about the anniversary and the tribute that she rightly paid to the emergency services, which played an unbelievably brilliant role on that day, and to the many people who helped them. the right honorable and learned lady is absolutely right to raise the issue of domestic violence. for too many years it was an issue that police forces and prosecutors did not deal with properly, and to be fair to the last government, good

>> derek was accused of committing the act, being the perpetrator. >> larry: alex was not the perpetrator >> larry: so there was no need to have any fear? >> no, there was no fear. >> of course, larry, under the law, they were looked at as equal. >> larry: by the law, they were, okay. we'll be back. let's check in with anderson cooper, "ac 360." what's up tonight, anderson? >> larry tonight shirley sherrod lost her job. the truth about her speech that stirred a racial controversy has given her a chance to return to the department of agriculture. she's been offered a new job. we'll have the first live interview with miss sherrod since she's been offered a job. >>> plus how much oil has been leaked out of that well? we'll sort it out with james carville, keeping them honest. that and much more from louisiana at the top of the hour. >> larry: moments away, 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. [ dr. banholzer ] every once in awhile there's a moment where everything comes together. where there's magic. and you now understand what nature's been hiding. ♪ at dow we understand the difference between inno

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once we have identified the perpetrator, we work to bring closure. they have a standard policy, and they will not tolerate any type of behavior that is destructive -- destructive -- disruptive to muni riders or those on treasure island. we are not able to have staff that ride it. terminal monitoring is a full- time job. we have all kinds of stuff going on, smoking , drinking, eating, dropping stuff. -- smoking in line, drinking, eating, dropping stuff. there are people living on that island and we don't think that they should have to bear that kind of attitude. we monitor the line to make sure everybody is on those buses at the time they stood in line. >> that is good to hear. what can we do to partner with these programs to have their young adults riding with the buses? happily partner with the community response network to kind of bring folks together around the city. there are a lot of leadership programs that are slightly older. how do we work with them? it was a partnership. >> we had the guardian angels right it one time on their own. this is a

help us to make sure the people take advantage of opportunities and not have any excuse to the perpetrator of violence and uncivilized behavior. mayor newsom: any further questions? >> off topic? mayor newsom: nice try. anything else on this topic? pick up one of these. call 311. thank you for doing more with less. thank you to all department heads for their outstanding leadership. thank you all very much. [indistinct conversations] ♪ >> hello, everyone. welcome to celebrate a launch of the trust it -- triscuit bull market program. we want -- triscuit home farming movement. we are thrilled to work with urban farming to create 50 community-based home farms across the country, connecting people in communities through the experience of growing their own food. in addition, we are helping people to grow food at home. just this month we have planted seeds into our cracker boxes. they are flying off of the shelves. they can be grown at home. anything from a pot in your kitchen to a backyard plots shows it is so easy. we have launched a new web site, and interactive community for the green thumb f

the mystery right now is, who is the poisonous perpetrator? >> it is certainly a killing and it was criminal. >> reporter: she is not mincing words. she discovered thousands of her honeybees fumigated to death two days ago. >> someone sprayed pesticide into these ventilation holes here and on the front. and into the entrance. and the bees died, the ones that died immediately fell down to th bottom board. the ones who were trying to get out blocked the entrance and the colony became a gas chamber. >> reporter: for six months the bees thrived on what was the former off-ramp to the central freeway. it's now called the hayes valley farm where volunteers have converted crushed freeway pillars into fruit trees and a bee colony but the farm sits right in the middle of houses and condos at laguna and oak and the 200,000 buzzing bees have created a not so pleasant buzz in the neighborhood. >> only one person in the neighborhood has expressed negative sentiments about honeybees being on the property and that person did so in a manner that was quite irra

>> derek was accused of committing the act, being the perpetrator. >> larry: so alex was not the perpetratorrry: so there was no need to have any fear? >> no, there was no fear. >> of course under the law they were looked -- >> larry: hold it. >> -- at as equal. >> larry: by the law, they were, okay. we'll be back. let's check in with anderson cooper, "ac 360." what's up tonight, anderson? >> larry, tonight shirley sherrod, the latest, she lost her job because of lies, at the minimum lies of omission, failure to investigate what really happened. tonight the facts, the truth about her speech that stirred a racial controversy. it's now given her a chance to return to the department of agriculture. she's been offered a new job. we'll have the first live interview with miss sherrod since she was offered her job back. let's see if she's going to take it. also getting an answer to what should be a simple question in the gulf. how much oil has leaked out of that well? it seems like it should be easy to figure out. it's not. we'll try to sort it out with james carville, keeping them honest. those st

the judge said he perpetrated an elaborate and outrageous scam. you are watching bbc world news. it is good to have you with us. stay with us if you can. it is time to speed up the talks over turkey joining the eu. chairman has promised britain's backing. first, striking garment workers have clashed with police near the cambodian border. nine people were injured. the industry has been plagued by falling orders and stoppages over low pay. they produce clothing for some of the biggest western retailers. >> labor relations in this drama sector have been frayed in recent days, following the suspension of the union official. the arrival of the police hardly seemed to help matters. they can to enforce a court order to clear the streets. in the scuffle that followed, a handful workers were injured. >> when they came, they beat us with the electric batons. >> the move has been grim for some time. the global recession caused fallen orders and tens of thousands of job losses and a double-digit inflation. a recent $5 increase has not been well received. this would not be the image that big-

getting hit with codis, that once samples are obtained in dna profiles are provided that we catch the perpetrator. i think based on our discussions today, things are moving quickly now to get this outside lab ready to take some of this backlog. the reality is the lab has been overworked and underfunded for a long time. i want to say publicly as i said to the director of the section, it is not her fault. there have been working hard. we have good employees there. they have been cast under the shadow of deborah madden and they're feeling the sting of that. it is important to acknowledge the hard work they're doing today as we speak. the simple fact is they have not been able to keep up with the work load they have been given. so the plan we were talking about putting together today was identifying cases that we can send out quickly to an outside lab, to take away some of the excess burden on the current analysts so they can keep up with their current work load. i am somewhat optimistic that we can come back in two weeks with a definite plan of how to lay this out. maybe in a number of months we can

this was the largest act of terrorism ever committed in the united kingdom and the release of the perpetrator was completely wrong. he showed them no compassion. they were not allowed to die surrounded by their families. in my view, he should not have been given that luxury. this is not a decision made by british petroleum, this was made by the scottish government. under our form of government, this was a decision for the scottish executive. >> david cameron knows that the americans are concerned about the issue and he said that he would ask a senior civil servant to look at all of the pit or to see whether more documents should be made public. -- to look at all of the documents and see if any of them should be made public. >> lindsay lohan has started her jail term for violating her probation. the star of "the parent trap," has been convicted for drunk driving had been ordered to go to a substance abuse program but she missed seven of the classes breaking the terms of her role. here in europe, the french international football rebiry has been put under criminal investigation because two has

the judge said he perpetrated an outrageous stand. stay with us if you can. more than a thousand dead or missing in a southern chinese flood. there is even more rain to come. striking garment workers have clashed with police near the cambodian capital's. nine people were injured and protests. the industry has been plagued by falling orders and stoppages over low pay. one of the companies involved produces garments for the largest western companies. >> labor relations at this factory have been frayed in recent days following the suspension of a union official. the police came to enforce a court order to clear the street and a handful of workers were injured. >> when it came, they beat us. >> the mood in the garment factories have been grim. the global recession has caused a fall in orders and tens of thousands of job losses and double digit inflation at home which has made the monthly wage look less attractive. a recent increase has not been well-received. this would not be the image that clients have in mind when they close -- chose to make the clothes in cam

the victims of these offenses are usually supportive of their perpetrators engaging in behavioral health court. they understand that the court will supervise these individuals closely and mandate treatment. that prevents future violence. the agency cannot force people to take medications. it does have leverage in ordering compliance with treatment. the leverage of having to appear before a judge or submit to the hospital for an evaluation is often enough to achieve compliance or treatment, as laura's law would do. assisted in outpatient treatment is sound fiscal policy. it saves the city money from expensive emergency services and criminal justice services. i believe implent

whatever the indiscreption the perpetrator has to carry it ou with him or her and live with what they have done. moreover for most, if is enorusurn to carry, whether committed just once or multiple times. frequently following the extra marital encounthe offending spouse feels remorse and is then regrets that the encounter hurt theirov awell as their spouse. they really want to believe that the encounter may improve the marriage in a sense that he or sh realizes i have been a real ignorant and from today forward i'm going to appreciate what i have for better, f worse. much of this process of reflection takes place in internal isolation because it cannot be shared with any win, especially your spouse except in the rarest of circumstances. adultery must be kept a secret. in my le o thinking, a secret can never be shared by more than two people. as soon as a third party knows, the information is on the street. >> absolutely true. if i am offing an affair with another woman, and that other woman then goes and tells her best friend, the secret is out at thatoint. ther is a more likely chanc

internet on people's computers and then we isolate the worst of the worst and then we go after those perpetrators. >>reporter: we tried to speak with one of the suspects who is con is convicted sex offender at san jose home. he wouldn't talk but his wife definded him. >> listen he is not touching anybody. what he did he is regretful for. >>reporter: investigators are trying to determine if any of the children in the pornography live in the bay area. >> ac transit is warning riders that service may be slow and spotty again tomorrow because of contract dispute. transit agency says there were service problems today because some drivers stage a sick out. last we can a june said the contract ac transit has imposed on the driver could take effect as scheduled today. the judge also ordered above sides spoke enter into binding arbitration. 81 goes to court tomorrow to try to over turn the ruling. >> as we continue here tonight bay area company has made an aids research breakthrough. one promising to cut a woman risk of infection in half. that's coming up. >>> also ahead. the change in the senate expected

help us to make sure the people take advantage of opportunities and not have any excuse to the perpetrator of violence and uncivilized behavior. mayor newsom: any further questions? >> off topic? mayor newsom: nice try. anything else on this topic? pick up one of these. call 311. thank you for doing more with less. thank you to all department heads for their outstanding leadership. thank you