but, also, urging different parties not to use it for pli political gain.listen. >> translator: however, no one should have the right to use this tragedy to achieve selfish, political objectives. >> it is necessary that all the people whose victims of this disaster. from their website says that 251 of those bodies have now been recovered from the crash site. you will recall, of course, 298 passengers and crew on board flight 17 perished on thursday. >> and their backers to please comply. >> and that pressure is certainly mountaining as the days go obama. thanks, ivan. we're going to continue looking into this story avenue the break and explore those trying to come to terms with the loss. i'll talk with a bhan who lost a friend in the disaster. hear that conversation avenue the break. >>> welcome back. the 298 people >> we grieve alongside all of those throughout the world who have lost family and friends in this senseless tragedy. i strongly believe that all of us being here for the next week to discuss, to debate and to learn is, indeed, what our colleague

pli represent s mill shut down at penny dog lane. so again, a large police presence out here for quite some time. so you'll want to avoid the area. d.c. 295 slow as it normally is. 66 slow as well. bw parkway headed out looking quite good. top of the beltway, a little slow. 66, slow and go. 95 as you head into town from virginia through dale city, probably your worst spot. i'm back in ten minutes. >>> you'll need to dig in your closet and jacket in july. record low this morning at dulles airport, down to 49. old record was 51 set back in 1981. and county by county, we will have a dramatic warming compared to where we are right now. it will be up around 80. most of northern virginia will be be right around 80 with low most of southern maryland should be in the upper 70s to near 80 there, as well. just a light breeze. and we will have counties right along the pennsylvania border from frederick through washington generally upper 70s with increasing afternoon clouds. and there is a small chance of an isolated shower send dou shenandoah v

>> sorry l me restate i heard you say that one of the issues with the planning language is that it plies the planning restriction is in pet up to the time, however, the mayor's office of housing community development their alone the cy licenses it's not paid off in 55 years come up with $14 million for the project rather and then the affordability restrictions roll over for another 55 years. >> in practice that's and that's what happens in practice so i guess my question on about it for the other projects this may be a problem this question is for staff why the the planning language a problem for the modeling assumption but the practical implementation of the privileges not paid off in 55 years its not a credit equity investor problem. >> can we think about this for the next projects maybe we need to think about our process. >> that would be best answered by staff. thank you. >> thank you, commissioners there is a motion and a second to approve with conditions. commissioner antonini. commissioner hillis. commissioner johnson. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. commissioner fong and

the doctrine plied in this case is well-established. >> election, mcdonald's says yes, if anything is well it's the practice of franchising, and knows people don't work for us. are they right? >> under the counter board precedent that has been law for the last 30 years there's a concept that the board recognised as a precedent. there has to be direct control over things like hiring, firing and other terms and conditions of employment. mcdonald's position would by, believe at this point. that they don't have that direct control. they provide certainly food guidelines, and quality assurance guidelines and record to that. they provide guidelines about how the restaurants themselves need to physically look and give some business general guidelines. they don't have a role in hiring and firing. it would be their position under the current law that they are not joint employees. >> elizabeth carlson, why you describe correctly the structure of the relationship, is mcdonald's sort of unusual when it comes to franchisors - sweating the details, you might say. more than a lot of brands do. they

. >> one of the things your question plies there are greater access for personal services for people to have a bank account or credit i think that's a regulatory question not a planning commission type of question i don't necessarily think you're also only see one type of solution but that's a legitimate concern. >> thank you, mr. egging on. >> commissioners that place us on item 7 embarcadero enhancement project discussion. >> good afternoon commissioner president wu and commissioners neil ac manager for the city design group for the planning department. the presentation this afternoon is on one of the places in san francisco that's your waterfront and the embarcadero from the ball park to fisherman's wharf we're here to present the embarcadero project it's led by the mta harvey watson's group as the painting but also with the port and diane is also in the audience and john thomas from dpw. today you can that waterfronts have been receiving an immense amount of tense and that trends is going to increase in san francisco we're going to have many, many challenges in front of us as we

davis plied for the skins from -- played for from 2008 to 2013. he's now a free agent. >>> questions raised about the use for a lethal injection in arizona during an inmate's execution. the attorney for joseph woods say he gasped and snorted for more than an hour after he was sedated. the press secretary for the attorney general said he went to sleep, looked be snoring and reported there was no snorting or gasping for air. jan brewer is ordering a review of the execution process. woods murdered his ex- girlfriend and her father in 1989. >>> now to new developments in the middle east. secretary of state, john kerry, left israel tonight after a quick visit aimed at seeking a cease-fire in gaza. the secretary of the united nations was in jerusalem on a similar mission. no breakthroughs reported, though. and in israel thousands attended a funeral for 24-year- old max steinberg of southern california who died fighting for the israeli military. also today, the faa bans u.s. airlines from flying to and from tel aviv for at least another day. >>> investig

now, plilg political pli, i think we know sadly immigration reform is deads for this year. look, when john boehner has said it, when the president has said it, when congress, the republican working on it has been told that by leadership, that it's not going to be brought up, i think, you know, at that point even i have to say yes, it's dead for the year, something that's very painful for me to say. it doesn't mean that it can't be brought up next year. but i think the urgency right now is to take care of this current crisis because the optics of this crisis are just real bad. >> thanks, guys. nice to see both of you. thank you. >> thank you. >>> imagine walking out of a hotel, seeing paparazzi everywhere, stepping into a limo, whisked off to an exclusive hotspot. it may be just another day for celebrities but now everyone can experience that. of course for a price. if frustration and paperwork decrease... the gap begins to close. so let's simplify things. let's close the gap between people and care. 58 seconds on the clock, what am i thinking about? foreign markets. asian d

>> well, jeff, we've got what we call a high amp pli tude pattern, with extremes on the warm and cold side. on the cole side huge area below average temperatures starting tomorrow and lasting much of the workweekment. warm air across the pas civic forth west with 80s and 90 in places like seattle. tuesday's 50s and 60s across the great lakes and midwest, those are the high temperatures and even 70s dow down through oklahoma and north texas. overnight lows 30s and 40s will possible here. so some furnaces may click on in what is usually the hottest time of the whole year. when you bring in the cold irair with hot summer like air you have thunderstorms. there is a severe risk for this evening. tomorrow that will shift a little farther toward the east. so from the tennessee vallee, mid mississippi it up to the mid-atlantic and toward new york city could see damaging wind gusts, large hail, pretty vigorous thunderstorms and all along the periphery of this cold air, you look from the east coast down through the southeast and towards the plains a heavy rain threat this week. >> eric fischer,

ukraine has been firmly in the headlines over the conflicts in the field and the battle over i guess the pliesbut but some in washington that's opened a whole new way to cash in on the changes by amateurs you can explain. for some top u.s. officials ukraine is not just about politics it's about business family and friends but one connection leads to another and the business is now finding its way into the u.s. congress. a week after vice president joe biden's son joined the board of ukraine's largest gas producing secretary of state john kerry's formas senate chief of staff signed on to lobby congress on behalf of that same ukrainian energy company another gentleman from team kerry joined the von archer who was once john kerry's advisor and been learning his presidential campaign these people are no strangers to each other divonne archer and joe biden's son have worked as business partners with john kerry's son in law christopher heintz oh yes and buddhism of their new employer is controlled by. former ukrainian government minister all of these sons and friends of u.s. officials say they're on

we have sanctions potentially being plied tomorrow to russia as well. let's put it all together. to think about. what did you make of what we just heard? a lot of anger? frustration the plans are not working out? it has clearly failed. ukraine is moving further and further away from russia. the fighting in ukraine is ideas.ying european off.at is quite a long way nevertheless, how does russia respond given all of that? we have the possibility of significant financial sanctions being applied tomorrow. what is the response going to be? what does the response look like? what does it mean? what will russia do in terms of retaliation for sanctions from the eu and u.s.? purposes,for domestic they will have to respond. it is very likely to be some sort of generic measure. the second thing will russia train to defend its own economy -- the second thing will be russia trying to defend its own economy. economicof recurrent nationalism. make them hold significant financial reserves and russian banks. be therd one would response of your crane. -- of ukraine. the ukrainian effort at -- you co

. >> plies say a high-priced prostitute killed her client with a deadly dose of heroin. the man faces murder charges and investigators say video on the victim's yacht shows his death and him leaving with out getting help for it. police say she's connected to a milar case in another state. >> antioch police are investigating what appears to be several shootings this afternoon. police found a car in the middle of a parking lot with a body inside. investigators are trying to determine whether the person was shot there or another location. there was an earlier shooting on delta fair boulevard and word of a second victim with gunshot wounds to the chest. >> a notorious hit and run driver is facing another dui charge this evening. the 74-year-old appeared in court today. these are photos from our news partner, san jose mercury news he was convicted of a hit and run that left a bicyclist permanentsly disabled the case drew wide attention because he showed little remorse. that bicyclist showed up in his hearing today. sheriff deputies pulled him over and he blamed his girlfriend

they chased the suspect and sky 7 shows you members on the scene in east 24th >> plies say a high-priced prostitute killed her client with a deadly dose of heroin. the man faces murder charges and investigators say video on the victim's yacht shows his death and him leaving with out getting help for it. police say she's connected to a similar case in another state. >> antioch police are investigating what appears to be several shootings this afternoon. police found a car in the middle of a parking lot with a body inside. investigators are trying to determine whether the person was shot there or another location. there was an earlier shooting on delta fair boulevard and word of a second victim with gunshot wounds to the chest. >> a notorious hit and run driver is facing another dui charge this evening. the 74-year-old appeared in court today. these are photos from our news partner, san jose mercury news he was convicted of a hit and run that left a bicyclist permanentsly disabled the case drew wide attention because he showed little remorse. that bicyclist showed up in his hearing today.

stores were reporting seeing a run on plies. you know, things like batteries and lanterns in case we lost power. if you were inside and you were -- if you were in an interior room really shielded. my hotel room is really quite shielded. they picked a good room for me. you don't really hear the storm and know it's going on until you step in one of the front facing rooms. it may not be quite as bad as it appears from the outside. you may be tucked safe and sound in your bedroom right now dreaming with little idea of what's going on outside. >> what a difference 24 hours makes. when we spoke with you yesterday morning you could barely see any wind out there. and right now it seems to really be blowing all around. is this going to be the hardest part of it right now what we're seeing where the wind gusts are at the highest or do you expect it to get worse in the next couple of hours? >> we're not expecting it to get worse. we are expecting it to stay steady, like i said, for three to four hours. it's just going to be really steady.

chief along them is diplomatic pressure plied to the city and united nations and new york. the most tangible sign is economic sanctions. we saw more economic sanctions plied on wednesday, before the crash happened, and the aim of trying to end the conflict in ukraine in mind. they were carefully targeted against the big banks and energy companies. it's about the distribution of energy and privately owned defense companies. on the spoch on wednesday, the president emphasised the need for personals and determination as key factors to bring this to a conclusion. no quick solution according to the president. he is bullish that something will come right in the end through patience and determine nation. >> is this challenge difficult when you have russian officials there, calling on the president to stop lecturing. >> the relation sh between this city -- relationship between this city and moscow is complex. they agree on some things, disagree slointly on -- violently on others. the president said none of the challenges lend themselves to quick and easy solutions and they require

. >> i don't use most of the stuff on my cell phones it is too pli indicated. >> let's look at xhauler. all of these have allowed increasing liberty standards from all over the world. >> sure. no politician ever got elected by saying everything is going to be okay. if you have to elect me if you don't elect me they will come. that is something we see all of the time. yet this continuing increase in living standards all over the world has been truly remarkable. >> i am old and all my life i have heard we are going to run out of oil. almost 20-years ago they told me we had to have an unpress sant talk about the energy crisis. >> this is the energy crisis in my lifetime. >> if we do not act quickly. we are talking about the energy>> our wap if i h >> our rapidly shrinking resources. >> the resources must be shrinking. >> what is happening? >> better drill bits. >> they are at the edge of the drill bit. >> in 2005 they said natural gas production is in america. >> back in 2005 this we are looking at exporting natural gas. >> page 180 of the book in 1914 the u.s. bureau of minds will be bee

evacuated the embassy in trip pli. it is just too dangerous to stay. >> the mexican teenager shot dead is now suing. 16-year-old jose rodriguez was killed by border agents after a group through rocks at them from across the border. his constitutional rights were violated. >> she let her 7-year-old son walk to the park alone. for that she was arrested. a father facing child neglect. it's about a half a mile from her house. she let's him go there during the day and he always has his cell phone. that changed when a person saw him walking by himself. >> they asked me a couple things and i ran off to the park. then they called the cops. >> i honestly didn't think i was doing anything wrong letting him go play. >> in the police report the officer said dominic was unsupervised and numerous sex offenders were close to the park. she plans to fight the charges. this is the latest in a spring of cases criminalizing parents. an ohio dad was arrested for letting his son skip church. a mother sent to jail for leaving her 9-year-old

the home countries so the children - and it plies only to children, in central america, to make sure many of the kids don't have to make the strip out there. it's a - in theory, it's a good plan. one of the challenges is that although the president can set up on his own, this type of plan, the reality is the u.s. allocates about 70,000 refugee visas, and only 5,000 are allocated to central america, south america and the caribbean. it's challenging how it will come into play. i think they are grappling with the crisis. >> baste on what you say would it increase migrants getting refugee status in this country. >> the definition of being a refugee is complex. you have to have a fear of being persecuted, or being persecuted based on nationally, race or being a member of a group. >> sorry, to interrupt for a mament. if people think they can get refugee status, if they hear that, will there be more migrants trying to cross the border. >> i think a main objective is to ensure the kids don't have to make the trip all the way to the u.s. kids are dying. being killed, murder. it's a main quest

it is the property of the arab states, allowing food plies. medical supplies. medical crews to enter gaza, and lend a helping hand. we are in a dire need for fuel, power. it is the duty of all. this is the least we can do from the humanitarian pound of view. we are more keen on a truce for a few hours, a humanitarian window to vacate the wounded. we can accept any humanitarian truce, in that sense supported by a genuine human relief programme. we can accept, we dant give up on our terms. we can't be intrigued and we cannot abandon our terms. this time the repeated failure by israel - binyamin netanyahu is used to failure. the call for ending the war came early, not on the behest of the palestinian resistance. i did not ask. i only requested for the honest free men of the arab nation to stand by the palestinians. from day one, they called for a ceasefire. we were aware that binyamin netanyahu is endure es. some claim qatar and turkey are fighting for a role to play. for those who do not know, it was kerry that - who called the foreign minister ris of qatar and t

if russia was involved or plied the missile -- supplied the missile systems. there's a lot of anger and hard are sanctions may be the answer. >> phil ittner following. coming up new at 11:00am, our al jazeera reporter at the crash site. she's been talking to ukrainians who watched as the wreckage fell from the sky. >> those that saw the crash, and seeing the aftermath are pretty much in shock. it's a gruesome scene on the ground. we went to one village where literally bodies were falling out of the sky. >> that's at 11 eastern, 8 pacific time. >>> israel is pushing deeper into gaza as it begins day 3 of an offensive on the ground. it could last three weeks. they have discovered 20 tunnel entry points, targetting those used by hamas fighters. the p.m. binyamin netanyahu said he told the military to prepare for a bigger operation. nicole johnson has the latest from gaza. >> so far we have not seen signs of it being widened. it's a similar pattern as last night where we get tent selling from israel towards gaza, into the buff ever zone. the israeli soldiers and t

. >> reporter: the conclusion -- a russian-plied buk surface-to-air missile. evidence, intercepts of separatist communications posted on youtube by the ukrainian government indicate that they were in the possession of an sa-11 system as early as monday, july 14th. the sa-11, the western name for the buk. u.s. intelligence matched those voices to other separatist recordings. the rebels claim to have shot down a military transport plane. when it became clear it was a passenger jet, social media posts were quickly deleted. then there was this. a quick shot of what is believed to be the buk missile launcher on its way back to russia. further evidence of a russian connection, u.s. intelligence has identified a facility in southwest russia where rebel fighters have been trained on surface-to-air missile systems. the u.s. also says more than a dozen aircraft were shot down over eastern ukraine in recent months, more than previously acknowledged. could the ukrainians have shot down flight 17? the u.s. says no. ukraine has the same weapons, but none of those weapons we

pattern, and a drier, northwesterly flow will develop tomorrow afternoon, which means not as humid e and pli it have o sun for your wednesday. we'll see a lot of sun later on in the week as well, but the temperatures will start to come out. heat spreads west again, as we head towards thursday through saturday time period. tomorrow morning, mild, upper 50s to low 60s. it's going to be mostly cloudy skies in some areas. partly cloudy in others. can't rule out drizzle, and as we head towards the afternoon hours, here's what it's looking like. 79 in san jose and south 69 degrees and comfortable weather for the north bay. upper 70s in santa rosa. buy buy to the mugginess. 73 in oakland. nice day in fremont. 76 degrees. inland highs, low to mid 80s. 85 in antioch. f 83 in walnut creek. accu weather 7 day forecast, we're going to turn up the heat on thursday. 96 inland. 70 at the coastline. sizzling summer weather for friday and saturday. upper 90s inland. and temperatures will dial back just a little on sunday. really but just a little. we're still going to hang onto the hot weather. larry, cheryl

. >> we had in the past agreed to the egyptian ceasefire, and plied it, and hamas breached it by firing many rockets into israel. we have great to two u.n. humanitarian ceasefire. every time hamas breached them. >>> our diplomatic editor james bays is it in west jerusalem. to be honest, the ceasefire looks shaky after a 12 hour period, despite diplomatic efforts going on in the background. >> reporter: diplomatic efforts to get a 24 hour ceasefire, all they managed was 12 hour, and the mortars and rockets started. you heard the israeli foreign ministry spokesman, and moments after he spoke, israel resumed its activities and released this statement. let me read it to you: >>> so, james, as far as the israeli operation goes now, we are getting reports that that do escalate -- that that could escalate? >> i think it's highly likely now, that for the moment diplomacy has come to an end. it's worth reminding people. israel says that hamas broke the latest extension of the ceasefire. they fired rockets and mortars. it's absolutely true. it's worth reminding people that john kerry was after a

and at this point, they have no evidence that points to any russian involvement but just the inchly pli indication now has at least one russian government official responding, making a statement to keir simmons, he says they referring to the u.s. have given up tell itting everyone it was russia's fault. i'm not surprised. 9 u.s. claims have turned out to be completely it false. the west tries to blame russia in every detail. it was groundless. he went on to say russia wants to find the truth and that everyone should sit down and work on that. meanwhile two military aircraft left eastern you ukraine today with the bodies of some of those victims on the way to amsterdam. dutch government has declare dad a national day of mourning as they wait for the first bodies to arrive. and the black boxes have arrived in the uk.wait for the first bo arrive. and the black boxes have arrived in the uk. back to you. >>> and some of the victims bodies are being taken to amsterdam as he mentioned. nbc news is there. you can look for a live report at 6:45. >>> a new clue could help track down the group who

i think there are a number of republicans, including myself, watching this pli out, watching a car crashen. and saying, don't do this. why are you making this decision when you know there is public backlash? the question that i have in this lawsuit, is it lacks all credibility when you look at presidents before obama that have done the same thing and more often. that's the point of this whole thing. it is not about immigration, right? not about abusing executive action. for some folks within the republican party, as we often talk about, their main goal is to take down president obama. but i will say, what does surprise me about this situation, is speaker boehner. because we have seen two sides of boehner, right? we have seen a side that calls out the far right and says they can be crazy. i'm surprised to see him leading the charge on this one. obviously, his job is at stake. you saw what happened to eric cantor. he knows if he doesn't support their cause then his job might be on the line, too. >> as a leader, you know, this talk about impeachment is all about appealing to the base. becau

dear governor, it's me plis la, this is mallory lolla.h, on tuesday, as she was being discharged from the hospital, deputies from the monroe county sheriff's office arrested her and took her to jail. she's still in jail. unable to post a $2,000 bond. she's there without her baby. her daughter is less than a week old. governor, this woman was arrested and charged with assault under the law you signed at the end of april because she and her baby tested positive for methamphetamine. the law makes this a crime, specifically the illegal use while pregnant if her child is born addicted to or harmed by the narcotic drug. now, we don't know that the baby showed signs of physical harm, all we know is that the baby tested positive for meth triggering a call to the department of children services, which called the sheriff. let me be very clear. i am foot in advocating -- noted a vot dating for pregnant -- advocating for pregnant women to use drugs, absolutely not, the same way i suggest women should smoke or drink while pregnant. legal drug use that

the situation is not just about food, hospitals are suffering because they don't have enough medical plies, and there's a bigger issue, a problem with the electricity. on tuesday, which saw the heiest bombardment of gaza city since this conflict began over three weeks ago, the power station was targeted. in an area which already was suffering from serious power crisis, people on everything having about eight hours a day, because that power station was struck, people now only have about two hours every 48 hours. i mean, you consider the fact that people are in the dark for the evenings which sees a lot of shellings and care strikes, it adds to the humanitarian crisis, because to put it in simple terms, without power, there's no water. what i mean with that is in order for people in gaza to get water, they have to tap groundwater, requiring motors, pumps to get the water out of the ground so people have something to drink or bathe in. with no electricity they can't do that. we are expecting the humanitarian crisis to go as poem become ill from a lack of sanitation. >> a dire situation. we'll

and the idf saying that they believe that was part of a shipment plied by iran to hamas.o you see the sort of border ramifications of this conflict here. now, overnight, the barrage of rockets seems to have abated somewhat. there were just four overnight. we saw a few being intercepted above us about 20, 30 minutes ago. israel is trying to target, they say, especially concealed rocket launchers in gaza. perhaps they're having some effect. they targeted 120 overnight. but they believe hamas has some 10,000 rockets. around 100 of them are long-range. so there's still a very long way to go if they want to seriously damage hamas' ability to target israel. and that is why they are talking about ground forces. their objective seems not to be just to stop the rockets coming over, but to seriously make it difficult to impinge on hamas' ability to produce and keep firing rockets into israel. not just now, but in the coming years. and they didn't achieve that in the last pick operation back in november 2012 there was a cease-fire of air strikes, but, clearly, hamas was able to keep

insurance may be another piece in the puzzle that builds a circumstantial evidence case for the police plisase. if there were to be a trial. >> faith, we spoke about the increased interest in cooper's mother earlier. last week a detective told the court about her meeting with justin ross-harris in the interrogation room. listen to this. >> it was all about hill. i can't believe this is happening to me. why am i being punished for this? it continued. it was all one-sideded. did he talk about losing his job? he said, what will i do? i will lose my job. i will be charged with a felony. >> did his wife ever ask what he said to police. >> he starts going through it. she said, did you say too much? >> did you say too much? i mean, what does that say to you, faith? >> the facts and allegations of charges against the dad are so reprehensible and unimaginable there is only one thing that makes this unimaginable. there may have been collusion the dad and moll to kill the child. when you look at she went to the day care and her first response was her husband must have left the child in the car. when s

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a theory said that ukrainian flight dispatcher intention pli spe ly steered that jet into a war zonet it shot down. and there t was filled with dead bodies from take off. people are hear heavily influenced by russian television. a woman said there wag something suspicious because all of the passports of the people on plane were new and been collected in one place. and because most of the bodies were without clothe ppg were they all having sex before the plane came down, before the woman, who identified herself as tatiana? as concerned for her safety? excuse me, mr. ambassador, help me. why would people be so sick that they would make a joke like that about dead people? >> chris, that's a commentary on the state control of the media in russia. if you take a look at russian media, it is dominated by the kremlin. if you take a look at the other hand on the media in ukraine, under you have an independent media. not only that, have you a strong civil society. you have people there who forced the government out. this is a civil society that has power and has influence, and that's the diffe

>> we've stated that public pli and still have a concern about that, but i think there's a differenceaking unfounded or unconfirmed accusations -- >> i understand that, but talking about the specific missile, has it been a concern that the russians have been supplying them with truck-mounted or shoulder-fired missiles? >> we've expressed concerned about that in the past, elise. >> particularly those type of missiles? >> i would point you to past comments we've made about them. >> the administration has been very clear it blames the russians for escalating the conflict in this area and that they've added to the tensions there. so whoever is to blame ultimately for this downing of the airliner, is there some responsibility by moscow for the situation as it now exists? the area? >> well, i think broadly speaking, malt, the fact we announced new sanctions yesterday, including several defense and energy companies, speaks to our level of concern about the es cala toir actions we continue to see e from russia. however, we don't have enough information with this specific incident, and that's

finally, an important issue is that being on a hospital staff were being part of the medical society and plies that you are part of the medical community. if you're outside of the medical community, then clearly something is wrong. there's some issue going on. i hope i've answered your question. >> senator grassley, excusing but i have an article that talks about what happens when the abortion industry is allowed to self regulate itself. i would like to request this be added into their permanent record. >> without objection. senator grassley have some documents you would like to add. >> yeah, i have 15 different but i would just like to mention five. concerned women of america's legislative acting committee, a group of 30 single state legislators across the country, the association of american physicians and surgeons, the american association of pro-life obstetricians and gynecologists, and lastly several ob/gyn physicians including john thorpe, north carolina, steven calvin, minnesota, byron calhoun of west virginia. thank you. >> all those documents will be made a part of the record without

> if this was to have found to be a russian system, is it the, does one conclude that the russians pliedsupplied it? or are there other ways of getting their hands on this weaponry? >> this was developed by the soviets. six to has 628 batt -- eight batteries. weapons tend to be acquired at heart by the opposition. it is possible one of the systems was acquired by a separatist group when they overran the military base or other inventory. ofnormally during times conflict, defense forces would be in touch with civil aviation to ascertain if there were any civil aviation aircraft in the vicinity. given this was an insurgency, within a country, perhaps that is where communications broke down. do you have anything to add on how this would normally work? that is a very good point. normallytems do not operate in isolation. they are normally connected to a wider control network which has access to civil air traffic. that way they can remove targets from their list which are civil aircraft. in this case, for whatever reason, that check was not made. a decision was made to engage this aircraft with

>> in order for him to pli any role, israel has to cease attacks on the gaza strip.esperson that they are precise and careful is meaningless because innocent people, seven children were killed today. two people over the age of 50. three women were killed among the people today. and the gaza strip. as i rail must also assess and a evaluatity continued attack. because it will have some negative impact on the relationship with the palestinians, including with the plo and palestinian authority. >> what does your gut tell you, general zinni? is this region going to explode in an all-out war? >> i think the potential is there. it's like a big oil spill or gas spill. and there's a lot of matches that are being lit. i think there is still time to walk this bat but the more the exchange of airstrikes and rockets, the greater the chance we will see something that won't be confined to the israeli palestinian areas but could quickly me taft size into the other areas in chaos. >> i hope they both find a way to step back from that scenario. which would be so awful. general zinni,

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there are over a dozen and we come plied with each one of them. you know, delta airlines made an assertion that our financing of planes caused them, they did not ground aircraft, they have added employees since and they even stated at the time, it was not because of competition. they said we have moved this size and scope of delta's operation are best suited for the capacity of the triple 7 lr, so, for business reasons, they moved the flight to atlanta. it was not because of competitive issues or the xm bank. that was a concept they came up with three years later. that was not in their press release. they said nothing about the fact it was a global recession in 2008. they said nothing about high jet fuel prices. the h1n1 virus, a number of other things they also talked about impacting their business, but somehow, this one route they decided was only because of xm bank and that doesn't comply with any of their public messages. >> one of the things i did even before you came to become the chairman was reach out to the export import bank, coming to m

received his bachelor of science of engineer and physics at the university of colorado, master after plied science from florida atlantic university, and his doctorate in science from texas a & university. sprawt reed wiseman began his career as a naval aviator. his initial training he made two deployments toed any operationspporting southern watch, enduring friend and iraqi freedom. was selectedeman for the astronaut program in 2009, while he was deployed to the middle east. you may recognize channeler wiseman from the many photos that he tweets from the international space station. overwitter account has 160,000 followers. commander wiseman earned his bachelor of science degree from a lary --er rensaeleer. let me go now to the mechanics going to work.is first let me thank the members who are present here for their interest and many of them for their participation as well. we will do our best to go through questions and answers as efficiently as possible. questions for the astronauts will alternate between the majority and minority, each sigh minutes. a total of 10 and members recognized w

. >> secretary gibson's recent request for $17 billion comp pli indicate negotiations? >> no. what he said is you you asked me to take over the v.a.. you asked me to assess the problems that we have and i'm trying to be honest with you. i don't want to come back here two years ago in the same position we are right now. and i appreciate the acting secretary's honesty. thank you all very much. coming up here, the house judiciary committee task force will gather for another hearing the overcriminal sairgs and overfederalization of the criminal justice system. we plan to have it live for you here on c-span3. also better any sanders talking about the meeting yesterday morning to introduce the proposal to reform the v.a. by providing $10 billion in emergency mandatory funding. here's a look the what skref miller had to say. >> thanks for being here. we have a hearing that is actually going on right now in the house. some of our members will be shuttling in and out. i appreciate the opportunity to get together and the purpose of this is not to make five minute speeches. the purpose i

a plied more i'm saying that's an extraordinarily useful set of things, people, methods, concepts thatwill be very in domesticating robotics. so i hope that gives you some sense of my thinking on that. >> i would say too just to finish the thought that the andficial intelligence robotics committee is part of of theerall mission section to bring different disciplines together to whatever be, to havepens to those kind of discussions that you're talking about and can be a vehicle that continues the we're having during this conference until the next conference. very quick thought about what ryan was saying. this interdisciplinary phrase.sm, it's a good i think i means something, i thek cyberlaw may have been first, there was certainly a sense and much disgust sense of had to know something about the technology. not talk intelligently cyberlaw ifsues in you really knew nothing about, if it was just a big black box, understand the dcht n. s. wars, you to know what the d. n. s. is doing, you had to know how files get copied to about intermediary liability. be talking to people who understood

that's a big change because before that, awe plied to peace corps and we placed you where we need you.more >> was that change just to get more people attracted in what the peace corps is about and the ability of where they want to an serve? it started with a story, if i could mention that. when i was in jordan in 2010, a met a woman who had 20 years of experience in hiv aids service delivery. and she was in a a special s education program in jordan. she said to me, i love jordan.il it's aly wonderful country and d love my community. but i really was surprised that peace corps did not want to make use of my hiv aids skills. you have programs in hiv aids all around africa. so i was confused as to why youd sent us -- sentuc me to jordan t do special education. and i thoughtth about it.ake a i thought that doesn't make a lot of sense because she wanted to work in hiv aids. so that combined with the desire to really streamline our procest ishe what got our reform effort moving. even before that, we bsh four r years ago we did a comprehensive assessment of our agency. we received a fame work for

don't that's a significant amount of claims that aren't going to be processed and aren't going to be plied toward breaking the backlog. >> okay. thank you. >> congresswoman, we're at 40% today. your state and county service officers are out there and they are really driving home this effort. so we're at 40% which is well ahead of where we expected to be. and so, i got to tell you i'm extremely appreciative of how seriously all of our veteran service organizations across the nation are doing in this regard. yes, some of them -- by the way, they still are done faster than the claims we're doing not in a fully-developed environment today. but we had been clearing out old ones so it's hitting the average but we're working them. they're part of the pritiatiy they're part of the pritiati they're part of the pritiatiy they're part of the pritiat of r prioritiation bundle. we're doing them work them back from oldest to newest. >> ms. halladay? >> we also thought it was a good idea. but we're going to be looking in this year's protocol and our benefits' inspections as to doing some testing there to

plies, god, don't let us forget that those in uniform are your children and we must protect them by meeting our constitutional responsibility. and with that, mr. speaker, i'll ask god to please bless our men and women in uniform, to please bless the families of our men and women in uniform and god to please continue to bless america and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. quigley, for five minutes. mr. quigley: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in strong support of summer food security programs for america's children because unlike congress, hunger doesn't take a summer vacation. today in the united states, food insecurity is persistent and rampant. we are one of the richest and most powerful nations in the world. yet, one in five american households with children experience food insecurity each year. any american suffering from hunger is caused for concern, but it's especially troubling to think that so many children lying in bed at night are struggling because they are hungry. most that don't get adequa

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