that is supposed to be deployed in poland. then finally the block 2-b which was a more advanced version on ships and on land around europe in 2020. funding for this missile was just cut, recently, in the 2012 budget because congress was concerned that there are too many concurrent development projects under way. they axed the funding for this. the netted sensor architecture. net 1 and spy-1. navy radars. if you get into the discussion of russian cooperation, there are russian radars tied into the system. infrared tracking. airborne or space based. then to tie all this together. any shooter can launch off of any particular sensor data track. here is the evolution of the standard missile. launched off the vertical launch tube s and cruisers. this is the radar phase here. this is the top of the cruiser. you can't quite see it very well. it is just this radar phase here. this is a picture of the radar face down here. here is the power ban and cooling equipment and other things. this is a moveable radar. a high powered radar. if yo

he went to poland where he called it a decision of the heart. >> the decision was welcomed by poland's said the visit was a symbol of relations between the two neighboring countries getting better. >> the new german president's visit to poland lasted less than 24 hours. but that was time enough for jaochim gauck to establish friendly relationships with all those he met, including the polish prime minister. at the meeting earlier with his polish counterpart, jaochim gauck said he was aware of the neighbors sometimes troubled past. >> i am 72 years old and can look back in the history of german-polish relations that was not always good. indeed, it was often that. i am all the more heartened that the dark history did not cast a shadow over my visit here. >> german and polish media agree that jaochim gauck's inaugural visit was a resounding success. on tuesday, the president laid a wreath at parliament in warsaw in memory of victims of the 2010 plane crash that killed the then-president. jaochim gauck suggested he would soon return to poland for the euro 2012 championship this summer. >> p

matthew poland, and then we have winnie yu. >> my name is matthew poland. i am thankful to be the current director of match bridge, which is now a program of united way of the bay area and serves young people 16 to 24 in work based learning opportunities such as jobs and internships. i would like to share with you some of the reasons i think i would make a positive addition to the committee. i have over nine years of experience providing employment and workforce development services to youth and adults with disabilities and other barriers to employment. my experience includes both program management and program design. i helped create a program for people with epilepsy and traumatic brain injuries. eight of the nine years of my work force experience has been with working with people with disabilities trade currently, i help with the strategic planning process for growing the program and we will be growing outside of the city and serving more usyouth in the future. it is a group of nonprofit agencies, government agencies, that meet monthly to share best prac

this is an under 8 youth soccer tournament in poland, in the western part of the country.ording to "the new poland express" fans became more animated as they drank more and more beer. but the kids seem unfazed by this whole thing. just picking up the toilet paper, going about their way. not worried that there is literally fire in the audience. >> just a flair. it's a flair. it's no big deal. it's not like they're burning down the whole stadium. but you got to feel bad for the kids. the event got canceled. parents said the kids were having a hard time breathing with all this going on. it's inside, you know what i mean? you have a flair outside, okay. this s this is indoors, in a gym. i got to say, it looks like the kids are having fun. >> they got to twirl around in the toilet paper and streamers. like jumping in leaves. >> both rival teams working together. >>> amazing pictures to be captured only one way. >> have you ever lost one of these? >> see what it cost and how they do it. >>> and it's about time in the show for a car to blow up. >> don't open the hood. >> see if t

in poland, the famous building cannot be quite so sure that it will remain standing.he palace of culture may not be to everyone's taste, and it is also high maintenance, but still, plans to tear it down continued to worry the people of warsaw, would come to accept or even like it. -- who have come to accept or even like it. >> it is back in the center of the capital. it is to warsaw with the eiffel tower is to paris only uglier, and much less love. the palace of culture and science was a present to the people of poland from the soviet union and its back from the time when stalin ruled the u.s.s.r. and controlled its satellite states. it was built by soviet workers. construction was completed in 1955. >> it is sadly a negative symbol of the city. it was a present from the russians, but on the other hand, it has become part of the city's gay, and over the years, it has become quite a friendly building. i like it. >> you can see it from all over. it is 231 meters tall, including the aspire, and still the tallest building in poland. the view from the top is, of course, fa

our missile defense system and his body is that this presupposes deployment of its components in poland in romania in a radar station in turton obviously this will soon fill these their mission of amazing speed for american ships equipped with the ag is them. it is obvious that the missile defense system will be targeted at the russian federation rather than some mythical middle eastern countries possessing virtual missiles. at least fifteen countries around the world have been involved with the nato missile defense shield . their radar stations in denmark and britain which is also host to intercept and massage. canada to is going to join the project anti missile functions will be given to norad the agency responsible for north america's air and outer space defense. japan has decided to assist the nato missile defense shield is taking part in the manufacture of a just interceptor missiles. japan is going to build a forward based radar station on its territory. a similar radar station has already been built in turkey. the czech republic remaining are hungry and cold a ready to allow nato

bush administration to put some interceptors, ten interceptors, in poland. and a radar, a sophisticated radar in the czech republic. and assorted other capabilities and it was basically justified as an attempt to deter or necessarily to degrade an iranian attack on european targets. but it did provoke the russians who saw this as kind of a toe in the water leading to a capability that could degrade their strategic retaliatory capability. now, many times under clinton, under george w. bush, and under president obama, senior americans have met with the russians, have given detailed power point presentations and other kinds of discussions to demonstrate, i think, very persuasively that there's no way that these systems could seriously degrade a russian attack, not that we want the russians to attack. we want the russians to feel comfortable that the retaliatory capability is not threatened. remember, if you have ten interceptors and works perfectly. if you attack it with 11 missiles, you're going to win. so you can overwhelm the system. you can confuse the syst

in what was then poland. but few years after world war i. his heart was always in israel, the historic homeland of the jewish people. when he was just a boy, he made his journey across land and sea towards home. in his life, he has bought for israel's independence, fought for peace and security. as a minister of defense and foreign affairs, as a prime minister, and as president,

poland's president has called day of mourning on monday and tuesday.l:iew. i'm looking across san francisco, the wind is shaking the camera a little bit. but we have clear skies and the÷ sea breeze is start to go crank up. that's going to cool things down for tomorrow. wyi mild side, the 50s right now for san jose, san francisco mid- 50, oakland &pqwp@hhecking in a degrees and here is a look at the satellite view. we have clear conditions over en for now, over the ocean, here is a storm system that is headed our way for ó@,zz9o,njjr& it's going to increase clouds but not until late in the day. in the meantime we're going y9 see some low clouds to start out the morning and then increasing clouds late in the day as this arrives. so for tomorrow afternoon, look for a cooler day with highs in the upper 50s ñiopx%rvto the mi chance for spotty light rain beginning monday night. after very windy day coming up for tuesday with gusts possibly wn7 to 620 miles per hour. here is futurecast, looking at tomorrow night. there's is clouds increasing, light rain movin

it depends on the circumstances. >> rose: and the actors came from mostly from poland. >> mostly poland and they were fabulous i think. i really think we have a good lot of great actors now. >> rose: why did you become a filmmaker? >> i think i decided when i was 15 so it had to run in my genes in some way and my daughter's a film director and my sister and so many film directors i think it' it's genetic probably but i wanted to express myself and tell stories and tell stories in a visual way. i was painting and also i wanted to have the power to tell people what to do. >> rose: what to do. >> yeah. politics was impossible and the activity was impossible for somebody not communist and on the movie set suddenly i was able to decide how to shape the world so i think it was the main reason. >> rose: what role does music play? music in general in my life is very important. it gives me some kind of, you know, inner connection with myself and the music in the movie i don't like if it's too much of music. i like if the music really is another in the movie and not some kind of, how it tell, i d

also in action the russians group a few against the euro twenty twelve greece drew with belgium poland played as a goal is called portugal and the czechs how the irish in dublin and elsewhere england lost three two time to the netherlands i and robin grabbing the injury time going to after england had come back with you goals down and reigning world and european champion spain thrashed venezuela five nil. with the hat trick. and elsewhere going to strike a clint dempsey was on targets to hand the united states their first ever win over italy class on the river which opens on the penalty spot and sebastian lawson back to brace to help sweden thrashed relations three one euro twenty two off co-hosts ukraine held on to beat israel all the most poignant thanks to its all rails lose one nil it's time to costa rica this was well first match since the death of their manager gary speed in november the midfielder had made his first appearance for wales against costa rica at nine hundred ninety two sons tommy and graham last thoughts standing by the side of captain craig bellamy before it off. i

way to has admitted poland almost lost the right to co-host this summer's european championships although football's governing body says everything is now largely in place all the stadiums have been finished for the tall mint being held in poland and ukraine including the warsaw national stadium which will stage griggs games and the semi final so there you a four admits they were concerned everything would be ready in time. we have been worried about this to them in previous years and because you know they have it sometimes but we were wondering whether just you could actually continue and go ahead with this particular tournament in this location but we have all the stadiums we have all the arrangements largely in place we have a major workshop with all the national delegations. here in warsaw today and tomorrow. and the message is one of optimism that this is going to be a bit of a great tournament is going to be different as he stood your first time ever but i think if we get. back in russia christopher samberg has been busy settling in after his move from blackburn to angie last month

on wednesday night were russia's proof opponents for your age twenty twelve prescreen with belgium poland got a goal just draw with portugal and the czechs held be arash in dublin elsewhere is the last eleven straight so you are not going with the winner of the ring that had come back from two goals down reigning world and european champion spain fresh venezuela five nil. though with the trick there and united states had a notable win i think it's really well the most poignant fixture so wales alleged costa rica one nil this is the first game for a while since the death of their coach gary speight his sons tarmon edward mascots for the gang standing either side of captain craig bellamy before kick off and there was a minutes of course in memory of their father royals lost the game one meal that manager chris coleman said the result wasn't important. you'd be difficult for the player be sure to start the game. slow. always be prepared for games like we did but. there was a lot of shit to manageable speeds. and spot losing to planet and i course i mean it's because than have made it through

. >> it is not great for poland. if you are poland how do you feel when the president is caught saying this kind of thing when he thinks no one is listening. that's what i'm concerned about. >> most americans are not that worried about poland. they are more worried about themselves. >> what president obama said is open to lots of interpretations. nobody wants to negotiate in this crazy political -- >> let's go to the winner. what john boehner said was pretty incredible. he did not take the opportunity to jump on the president. he said back off. this isn't the time to pick on him. >> it was a rare and welcome moment of old school statesmanship that partisanship ends at the water's edge. it was welcome. i think president obama's mic slip raises real questions about the fact that he hasn't laid out a vision for a second term yet but romney's gap compiles a problem we have seen which is talk of foreign policy has been limited. that is insufficient to the responsibilities of being president. congratulations for raising th

at least 16 people dead and dozens were injured in poland when two trains collided in southwestern polandscue crews are combing through the wreckage. many survivors say that the crash was quick and that they're lucky to be alive. investigators are still looking into how the trains crashed. >>marty: the weather has been beautiful in the bay area and a great for those in the sierra. joining us by phone is making in from north star in tahoe. >> it is a great spring, sunny day. people should definitely get out there. with 86 trails, 58 of them are grumped. it is going to be a great day with the the sun shining. the conditions are definitely prime. a recent strong total of 44 in.. >>marty: tell us about a recent storm. how much has that 44 in. added to the base? >> our total base is 57. i believe it was about 32 before. we have had a lot of skiers here, it is definitely better that it has been. >>marty: the season usually goes until mid april. i would assume that spring break will be another big time for people heading up to the bay area. >> yes. pretty much every week advocates now is a great

just 100 days to go to the european championship kicks off in poland and ukraine. sees a host of international friendlies across europe in preparation for the big event. germany take on france before a home crowd. that is the last chance for players to shine before germany coach names his squad. >> he only had one chance to practice with his team ahead of the game against france. but he does not have to motivate them. they all know what is at stake. a chance to play the european championship this summer. >> everyone has to try to play his best. it will not be a typical friendly match. each player will be fighting for his spot. >> one player can be certain that his spots -- she has returned to the stadium for the first time in two years since leaving the city for madrid. >> our goal has to do to look at ourselves, sees the the vigil, and then we can win against any team. >> it will not be easy. after the disastrous 2010 world cup performance in september, france is a good strong team. and the new coach has gone undefeated for 16 games. the team has star players. the

he's been a key player in russia's campaign to qualify for euro two thousand and twelve finals in poland and ukraine and he's manager of the national same level to cover current was full of praise for the thirty year old. and it was a little bleak and we played against him and we knew that he was cheap and then. start putting in a solid hundred position and well he's a second back about but the problem was in a certain moment that every game we made a mistake despite all this quality and. but he played along to. see development. because. all the. underachieving grab the second just before half time break with a shot from this sense which really thomas sorenson should have saved however the former arsenal player looked incredibly impressive private much as he wanders from the left to right flank and also pops up in the middle on a number of occasions and he really looks a much improved player less player but struggled so much for arsenal this season but i was happy for the team. because it's a difficult period. so. you can play ninety minutes and know you can. and you can see what kind of

also in action on wednesday night where russia's group of twenty twelve greece drew with belgium poland got a goal destroy portugal and the czechs helping irish in dublin there elsewhere england lost the netherlands three to a robin with the winner after even have come back from two down and reigning world in european champions spain thrashed venezuela five nil repurpose allardyce with a hat trick there and united states had a notable win over italy while the most poignant picture saw wales least costa rica one nil this is the first game for a while since the death of their coach gary speed by his son's time and mascots for the game standing either side of captain craig bellamy before kick off and there was a minute's applause in memory of their father wiles lost the game one nil but manager chris coleman said the result wasn't important. to be difficult for the players be sure on the start they gave bush did sloan. in all fairness to them. we don't normally prepare for games like we did tonight but. it was a bonus was it tonight as well. despite losing the kind of thing like us than ha

poland or mr. parish would be terrific. supervisor kim: i think we have consensus on the fourth seed going to mr. parrish. i really do want to thank the applicants that came. i think there was fairly even support of all the applicants that came out today, and i think we would really benefit from all of your perspective being on the wicac. we encourage the applicants that do not live in san francisco to come back to our city and live here. we would love to consider you. we do encourage folks to apply again, and we really appreciate everyone's passion and commitment to workforce development, particularly in our communities where we are not employing folks, whether it is our youth community, our veterans, folks coming from out of our criminal justice system and have multiple barriers to employment -- we really appreciate your work. as my colleagues have said, keeping the city growing and moving along. thank you so much for everyone being here. we have a motion to move forward liz jackson-simpson, winnie yu, doug parrish and sh

that we were appeasing the russians by withdrawing the interceptor from poland. that also was not true. we were developing systems and plans as i described, which went over a ten-year period, making it increasingly difficult for potential adversaries to use ballistic missiles against targets in europe, in any sort of cost free calculation. it would have been increasingly difficult for them. are we aware that they'd use decoys? of course we're aware. this is kindergarten level understanding. we have done a lot of work on decoys. more work than is publicly available. we have done a lot of work on how to defeat decoys. do we have all the answers? no. will we have all the answers in 2020? i don't know. probably not. will we increase the doubt that potential adversaries could be effective in their attacks and therefore give them pause, cause them to not attack? in other words, enhanced -- yes. do we have the incredible ability to use the systems? 100%. do we have the intent to use them? 100%. if deterrence is about credibility and credibility is about will and cape bl

competition through poland i think you can go the way i think there's a very very good chance you could win it meanwhile manchester city were involved in an enthralling encounter at home to sporting lisbon the portuguese side raced into a tuna lead on thursday night that was three nil on aggregate city then stormed back to win three two but it was too little too late as roberto mancini's men were knocked out on away goals meaning they can now concentrate solely on the premier league title race would be a good i would fight to learn the end of the season because we we have ali the premier league and we can put. all our strength. in these. i think it would be good now in tennis maria sharapova has advanced to the semifinals of the indian wells open as after beating compadre america olenka in three sets but she had to do it the hard way in a match which lasted over three hours hearing set went to q. and a six three there was the first it was dropped in week and the world number two was a great down in the second before back and back as a seven five in the decider the australian open final

president bush was preparing to place a system in poland out of the blue it was cancelled. the polls were de polls -- po disappointed, so were the czechs, and told, don't worry about it. we'll have another system. i thought they were changing the course of things and we were going to have that, something that wa not eve's on the drawing board then but we about to implant in poland a system which we've proven. the dmg system that we'd already placed in the united states. so i guess what i say to me, the president, makes his assurances. we're going to implant a new system, albeit an sm-3 system to protect america, sure we cancel that one, but we're going to build this new one. but the russians object to the new one. they've objected steadfastly for no good reason that i can see, other than maybe domestic russian politics, or used leverage against the united states. and so now it looks like the president's saying, we're going to take care of those concerns, too. we're not going to build the new system. not going to place it there, because -- and now you have, after the electio

train crash in southern poland has left sixteen dead fifty injured two express trains collided head on while travelling in opposite directions on the same track not yet clear how the trains managed to end up on the wrong track although maintenance work was being done in the area poland's prime minister described it as the most tragic train catastrophe in many years. israel warning washington that it will press ahead with an attack on iran unless the u.s. pledges to use military force to keep from acquiring an atomic bomb this ahead of monday's meeting between prime minister netanyahu and president obama who came out against a preemptive strike both tell of even washington suspect iran of developing a tonic weapons which it denies claiming it's generating for its for generating peaceful energy only u.n. inspectors visited the islamic republic last month but said they can't confirm the presence or absence of weapons because of iran still failing to cooperate but iran's envoy to the i.a.e.a. tells our t.v. that he doubts the agency's impartiality. we are warning that a couple of countries

a train crash in southern poland leave sixteen people dead fifty injured two express trains collided head on traveling in opposite directions on the same track not yet clear how one of the trains managed to end up on the wrong track of the main his work was being carried out in the area poland's prime minister calls it the most tragic train catastrophe in many years stay with us on our tears we continue our in-depth coverage of today's of voting in russia's presidential election. our correspondents across the city across moscow bringing you live up to the reports as we await the outcome of the twenty twelve books. in a few moments we'll speak with the man behind the installation of two hundred thousand webcams across the country to help make the vote a maximum transparent that's after a recap of the day's headlines and the week's top stories after a short break.

they were in the mel of a 23- hour journey home to the bay area from a business trip in poland when trouble struck in chicago. >> they don't call our names until they are ready to board us. >> only for us to find out that the entire ticketing system was completel muj. manual. >> reporter: that the vast majority of the process is going well. the continental website also switched to united today, a message on-line promised the transition is almost complete. but it was little consolation for those weary faces. obviously, something went wrong. so unfortunate for the employees they take the brunt of all of our frustrates. you know, you try to be patient with them, but at the same time, when you are as tired as we are, it's kind of hard not to, you know, start thumb wrestling some people to get your way. [ laughter ] >> reporter: some people say they spent hours on hold with united tonight. the company says it's brought more people to work the phone lines. live in san francisco, eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news nfl was a prib of a different sort at another u.s. airport. the on the ground colli

a train crash in poland as we go around the world in 80 seconds.ons depot catches fire, setting off a series of explosions, officials saying at least 300 people dead and countless others collapsed under buildings. the explosions, which could be heard as far away as six miles, forcing 2000 people out of their homes. poland, an american among 16 people killed when two trains collide near cack cow, dozens injured in the worst train disaster in decade. turning the cars into heaps of mangled metal and one of the trains was on the wrong track. >> poland's president saying when rescue efforts are over he'll declare a period of national mourning. france, an avalanche rolling through a ski resort. >> no, no, no. >> harris: dozens of skiers on a lift when it happened and dozens in mid air awaiting rescue and a helicopter whisking them away to safety. no one hurt. italy, a volcano erupting in sicily. mt. etna spewing smoke and steam and air traffic not having a problem yet. it's europe's tallest active volcano, that's a trip around the world. >> harris: stori

in the mid eighteenth century seven hundred ninety five poland no longer exist. as a sovereign nation i do believe that a standing force sufficient to maintain the nation's security for long enough so the nation may mobilize of attacked should be maintained well first of all you've missed if you if you look at a country without a standing army you missed coast to record right now ever since coast to record recovered from the military coup in the one nine hundred fifty s. costa rica's had no standing army none you also are disagreeing with one of the founders of this country thomas jefferson here's a few of the things that he had to say when he was arguing back and seven hundred eighty seven that the second amendment to the constitution should say there shall be no standing army during times of peace but rather a militia in order to maintain a regulated militia etc the language that we have right now he said the greeks by their laws and the romans by the spirit of their people took care to put into the hands of their rulers no such engine of oppression as a standi

coming from we've seen a wider range of protests both online and across europe held in germany and poland as well as in the netherlands among other countries tell me do you think we're in for more rallies of a web freedom. i really think that this is not good and stay in there really no corporate you're not still football big time big year i would say you know that he . is going to keep you keep you. alive and it will be expected. and soon as we get back the act only. estimated as it begins that actually i should state you will get back to st francis you. call founder and executive director of the. clark in foundation thank you for being with us. giving peace a chance in tackling syria and iran may be on president obama's mind but that's certainly not the case for some of his senior compatriots in congress john mccain's call for air strikes against assad is not the first time the veteran senator has chosen troops over talks the last question for azhar reports he's not alone. they stick together through thick and thin from the queensland to the holy land from the ball field and the battlef

lane is due back in court tomorrow his friends said he had a troubled past poland begins today nationalmourning. after a deadly train collision an american woman is among the 16 people were killed when two passenger trains collided head-on in southern poland on saturday night fifteens57 people were injured but the death toll could still rise as rescuers continued to search for passengers today to rail traffic controllers have been detained for questioning as authorities try to determine how to transcend it up on the same track an estimated 350 people were on board those to trains and to people lucky to be alive after their helicopter engine failed in the crash landed in arizona the military helicopter was being i habe a cohd. i toog nyguil bud i'm stild stubbed up. [ male announcer ] truth is, nyquil doesn't un-stuff your nose. really? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus liquid gels fights your worst cold symptoms plus it relieves your stuffy nose. [ deep breath ] thank you! that's the cold truth! ououou're like my patients you want to hear you've done a good job. that's why i recommen

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killed zajac long be it was responsible for the deaths of millions of people in death chambers across poland and yet in twenty ten in the united states arizona and mississippi use zite be gas pellets to liquidate people in gas chambers nobody wants to be linked to the nazis we can all agree that was among the worst regimes that ever existed in humanity and it's easy to point the finger at the nazis and say how terrible they were but the historical and to scenes of the american death penalty today come in large part from the nazis who is coral branch no american knows hitler's personal physician but he gave us the idiology of using a needle to kill people in the name of the law because it was easier for those who didn't who put the needle in the arm this is america. if we're going to say how great lethal injection is then let's give credit to where credit is due and give credit to karl brandt and the nazis for coming up with that idea well i don't see that it's categorically more violent than forcibly dragging a person off to be locked in a cage forever. you know it's not the kind of thing th

this is the worse disaster in poland in more than 20 years.the name and hometown of the victim is not released. >>> in the election coverage, another victory for mitt romney, the massachusetts governor came on top. and 100% of the precincts reporting, romney received 38% of the vote. ron paul came in second with 25%. rick santorum and newt gingrich came in third and fourth place. ron paul finished in. he is the only canidate that it spent time in seattle and only candidate to buy ad time on cable felt works. that means he gets five of washington's delegates. >> the good news we are doing very, very well and getting delegates. >> paul has focused heavily on caucused states. he believes it is caulk uses that allow them to gain supporter he is. some people who wanted to to vote did not get a chance. this is from the town of kennewick. and they expected people to show up and twice that number showed up. gop officials say they didn't have enough computers or volunteers to deal with the crowd. they had no choice but to turn 800 people away. >>> as t