finally, how the pla presents itself to its regional neighbors.to russia, china presents itself as a security partner and confidence building and in danger and we have seen a series of exercises with russians that speaks to this. with its central asian neighbors, china presents themselves as a collaborator and counterterrorism issues both exercises and real-life operations. in south asia china presents a complicated picture particularly in india. it has forces stationed in tibet not in a significant number, but it has improved infrastructure to the point that it can raise an increasing willingness and capability of the pla to deep with the forces and if need be and perhaps most interesting leon china's northeast border with north korea the pla presents itself as a force that is preparing in my judgment operate unilaterally in the face of the crisis or demise. there is virtually no evidence of any collaboration are in the interaction between the two militaries, certainly no exercise activity that we can see, and this speaks to a pla that is prepare

in some of the things the pla's been doing over the last few years.he third historic mission has to do with providing powerful strategic support for national development. that might mean protecting the national interests far and abroad from china itself, so being able to protect chinese citizens in countries like africa, so the counterpiracy mission that we saw at the end of 2008 could be a reflection of that mission. and then finally, the last historic mission is to play an important role in safeguarding world peace. sounds like a lot of fluff, but the reality is what's been going on over the last decade, actually longer, being involved in military diplomacy, sending out a hospital ship to do medical diplomacy. so although i'm reluctant to always take at face value things that the chinese commune party puts out -- communist party puts out, there's a blueprint for the missions that the military's being held to, and we see evidence that the chinese military's taking on that task and actually conducting missions to do, to do, to support the historic mis

pla stands for professional landscape architect.november election promises to be one of the most important elections in recent history for those that reside in district 7. due to the threat of overdevelopment to one of our community's most cherished open spaces in park merced's garden apartments. this affordable community is the largest of its kind west of the mississippi. as a san francisco native, i remember the profound disappointment i felt when the classic fox theater on market street built in 1929 during the heyday of the movie industry, was torn down and replaced with an office building. today, i'm afraid i will feel the same disappointment with the destruction of our historically significant park merced garden apartments designed by thomas church, the father of landscape architecture in the bay area. i, glenn rodgers, will attempt to revisit this approval of the park merced development endeavoring to halt t

if you look at how the pla take on some historic missions, you can see them in the things the pla's done over the last few years. the third -- the third historic mission has to do with providing powerful strategic support for national development. what that might mean is protecting the national interests far and abroad from china itself, being able to protect chinese citizens in countries like africa, protecting the impocket -- import of raw materials coming from mountain gulf. 2008 could be a reflection of that mission. the last mission is play an important role in safeguarding world peace. sounds like fluff, but the reality is the decade or longer. u.n. peace keeping operations, involved in a lot of military diplomacy, sending out a hospital ship to do medical diplomacy so although i'm reluctant to take at face value things that the chinese party puts out, right now, there's documents that's a blueprint for the missions that the military's held to, and we see evidence that the chinese military's taking on that task and conducting missions to do -- support the historic missions. now, th

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. >> reporter: from an o's fan who watched the o's pla in memorial, coming to camden yards and the feeling of the fans waiving the orange towels. >> i got one of these orange towels to wave around and the fans leaving, when the game was dying, when the yankees started leading, kids were sitting there in t-shirts and shorts, sticking around the watch the game. sticking around. how do you not stay? how do you not stay? >> reporter: you have to stay. we are talking about game two tonight played at camden yards, 8:00 first pitch, you can't stay? >> i can't. i got to go back. my flight leaves at 8:30 in the morning today. i came up for one night, one night only because it's a once see the o. s in the playoffs -- o. s 's in the plawtñkq. >> reporter: that's the atmosphere, that's the feeling among a lot of orioles fans. i talked to fans at the game, that was the consensus, even during the rain delay. they were waiting. some fans saying they couldn't remember the last time they were here for an o's game like this. something this important for 6ñwe will be live throughout the morning on good morni

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at the foot of market and end at civic center pla. deep.are packed in at least ten there are hundreds outhe. the players are nting int d it does not appr these fansill dhe same unt the very las player leaves here. live in san francisco, kimberly re, nbc bay area news. >> all rit,imbere, live at the ballpark. what a sce it is. 'll go bk to our nbc cho live shots right no righnow the players are gettineir belongings so of them are ft, se in the cbhouse right now, just packinthgs up. >> the panda, pagan, they all came off the bus and greeted their fans at at&t park. some of them have been there since they won the game last night. so almost 20 hours there they've been waiting at the ballpark for the team to come back home. and they even brought out the trophy to show the fans. and people got pictures. it was a wonderful moment. >> not just the players, but a lot of family members and staff on that giants plane. it's been a wild 24 hours. they left around 11:30 pacific time this morning, arrived at sfo around 3:45 this afternoon. and now a

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and then treats day after day, block the acid with prilosec otc and don't get heartburn in the first plale announcer ] one pill each mornin hours. zero heartburn. >> welcome back. we continue with donald trump. i look at the world situation. you deal with the economy i look at the world burning in middle east and islamists and greece and spain and decline of the you euro. 16 trillion in debt. 6 trillion under obama alone. i am worried. i am really really worried about america and the future and lack of leadership at a very important time. what's your worst fear? >> i am worried also. that's one of the reasons i am so involved. i don't need to do this. i don't love doing it. you are a great friend and a friend of mine in the true sense. i would rather be doing other things right now. it's late. you work all day long. you come and shawn is going to interview. >> thanks a lot. >> the truth is or watching you because i always do. >> the truth is i am worried about this country. this country is going in the wrong direction. we are losing our brilliance we are losing our genius. we don't have

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number two, thank heavens we had these sanctions in pla of tr opposition. >> oh, god. >> laura: thisas odd. even learnt guys -- elevate left of center. found the constant smirking, smiling and constant interrupting off-putting. in your face debate strategy didn't wear so well and perhaps distracted from some of the stronger substantive points. speaking of substance, joe biden told a number of big whoppers last night but i'm going to stick to three of them. first, on why there wasn't adequate security in place on 9/11 in benghazi. >> we weren't told they wanted more security there we did not know they wanted more security there. by the way, at the time we were told exactly -- we said exactly what the intelligence community told us that they knew. >> now, was the vice president so engrossed in his debated prep that he was unaware of the fact that the former top security official in libya, eric nordstrom testified this week on capitol hill that he had repeatedly asked for more security? and, yet, was turned down? number two: when asked who would pay more taxes in a second obama term, bi

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the fact is even if you use ingressman paul ryan is pla's n his budget it will not fix it. the congressman is willing to put our seniors' health care at risk by privatizing and of cheering. they are earned of benefits. when i look at what they're trying to do, there is a clear difference between us. i have been in the health field most of my life. i have been surgeon general of the united states. these are clever things the congressman has memorized. they're not solving the problem. the public has to be engaged. there are good elements of the affordable care act. we want the closure of medicare part c. the doughnut hole. the future kids are covered until 26. that protests the public. it is a partnership. the public has to engage in do everything it can to keep it healthy. that is where the cost is coming from. he is addressing this as a political issue. it is a health issue. >> what congressman ryan has proposed is not about your system at all. it is a premium support system. this takes $716 billion out of current medicare. how in the world are you supposed to pay doctors w

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mall pla malala is able to stand up. kiers simmons is outside the hospital. what do we know?> we know that she was able to stand up, as you say, just this morning, and that she isn't able to speak yet because she has a tube in her throat. thes able to communicate by writing. here's a measure. you see these pictures and how determined she looks sitting up in her hospital bed behind me, and there is a -- what they're saying is she sends a message out to everyone to say thanks for your support. that's a measure of the spirit of this young girl, 15 years old, shot in the head by the taliban in pakistan because of her campaigning for the rights of girls to get an education. she was flown over here just a few days ago. people are really impressed by the progress she's making. >> the prognosis it sounds like what ayou're saying is good. what about for the family and for that matter those in the area? what's the reaction been to her being at the hospital there in birmingham? >> reporter: that's right. in fact, what they're trying to do is to get a phone line up to her dad in pakistan

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anyone who has seen her speak can be impressed by her bavry and pla tur maturity.he critical care unit with a pediatric focus will be better for her. she's not out of the woods. she's unconscious, purposefully keeping her that way. she's on full ventilator support to continue breathing. however, they say they are comfortable enough to say that her chances of survival, they can say, are now 70%. so encouraging signs just three days after that brutal attack on this young girl. >> the latest on malala's condition, thank you very much? the last time a republican vice presidential candidate squared off against joe biden on a debate stage, the candidate had a disarming greeting. >> can i call you joe? >> you can call me joe. >> barack obama and senator biden you said no to everything -- >> it was the greeting we were talking about there. will paul ryan now try that tonight? joining me now, congressman xavier becerra democratic caucus vice chair representing the obama campaign. welcome, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> talking to senator pat toomey just earlier in th

mounting a rescue or military operation, this requires a lot of planning and we do not know if there are plaelf they could call on to do this. it does not explains though, the possibility that your questions to your early panel raised, which is, where the drones are? were they armed? could we have gotten air support in that way? my sense is the president made this call. it makes sense that he would. that it would be a big enough deal that it would have to go to him. and the decision not to go, for whatever reason, was made by him. but high won't tell us. and no one else seems willing to tell us. it is, therefore, likely that the answer is something that if it worries the white house, it would hurt politically. >>chris: in our conversation with the four senators, juan, you could see the two republicans, johnson and portman trying to make an issue of this, the president needs to tell us what he knew, what he did, particularly during the attack. can they make that stick as a campaign issue? >>juan: they are trying to. this is in intervening event that shifts the dynamics of the race and they ar

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