incheon is a port city in western south korea. as a population of 2.7 million, making it the third biggest city in south korea. the quadruplets have left their parents and are living together. let's see how they live. there they are, all sleeping together. in the same direction. the third eldest sister, sol, has woken up first. she wakes up the youngest sister, mil. the sisters take turns doing the household chores. today it's sol's turn. they've made rules for living together and posted them on the wall. it's been six months since they started working at the hospital. they work at different hours, so they cherish the time they have together. gacheon university's gil hospital is a general hospital in incheon city. the hospital, which started as an obstetrics clinic in 1958, now focuses on treatment of gynecological disorders and neonatal care. the third and fourth eldest sisters, sol and mil, work in the neonatal intensive care unit. in south korea, the rate of premature births has been rising. in this unit, babies born before 37 w

then, above all, this is a ship, and that's meant to represent the importance of philadelphia as a port city. >> the flag's blue background represents loyalty and justice. it's the same color blue found on the american flag, which originated in pennsylvania. >> well, june 14th is flag day in the united states, and that's because in 1777, the continental congress met in philadelphia, and that's when they accepted the first-ever american flag. >> the declaration ofan flag. independence and the constitution were also written in pennsylvania. despite these contributions to our federal system, pennsylvanians did not want any government to have unlimited powers over their state. so emblazoned across their state flag for all to see is the motto, "virtue, liberty, and independence." and here's another influence pennsylvania had on colonial america. when william penn drafted the state's first constitution, he included religious freedom for all. that provision became the model for one of our nation's most important rights. with flag facts, i'm scott. revlon launches growluscious plumping masascara. wi

in other large cities of egypt, alexandria, suez and the port city we have heard there are also protests and injuries. >> explain why these people behind you who are protesting, why don't they have faith in the upcoming elections? i think it is part of the full political situation. i think what we're seeing the past few days is months of anxiety and anger boiling over. it came to a head when the documents outlining the army's principles for the new constitutional changes were revealed in which it became clear that the army wants what it calls a role in overseeing the constitution to keep the military including its budget exempt from civilian oversight. they believe the army is dragging its feet. a lot of banners in the square have the year 2012 written on it. they want elections for the president to be held immediately after the parliamentary elections in january they want a transition to real civilian rule next year, not as this document seems to indicate the end of 2012. even 2013. they are asking was there a revolution in egypt or a coup or a bit of both. but those that come here say

severely injured or correspondent lucy calvin i was at the center of it all of the protest in the port city and she joins us live from oakland thanks for being with us lucy so what's going on right now any signs of the hotels maybe starting to ease off. well i would say that the occupy wall street protests as a whole is definitely calming down a bit i don't know if you can hear the sound of it there are several of us helicopters that hovering overhead sort of adding to the tension and they have an affair what we saw today was either successful i shut down the port the fifth largest in the united states. for what the protests are call to essentially bring the economy here and that. would say to the economy to a halt to this shooting down giant area we were actually the protesters were marching across the city we saw certain groups that sort of in. the middle to be getting some violence i actually want to be at wells fargo branches that windows getting opened by protesters here for the most part though the thousands who turned out were in fact peaceful they took the port and the workers from

competing defined master tenants and developers, but also other policies and procedures at the port and city have put into place, involving competitive building, bidding for retail opportunities on the port -- even if it is just a restaurant. there is the recently passed maritime preservation policy. to designate as a maritime facility, we have to keep maritime uses. those are some of the overall policies. i also want to say, if we are in a master development situation and uses here contemplated are not the historic uses, there would have to be an environmental clearance process. this could be either some sort of a cursory review to say that it performs, or a more elaborate ceqa compliance document. as we go through that process we have to take into consideration issues about historic preservation. pier 38 is part of the embarcadero waterfront national historic waterfront district. any modifications are subject to the secretary of interior standard for rehabilitation and guidelines for burkregarding the rehabilitation. additionally, and number of permits that we would need, depending on what

from the rich port city of the super rich russia legal loggerheads to london as a larger showing on the shady business dealings of the house the billions of dollars at stake. and next we'll talk to a former british government minister who shares his view on the origins of europe's debt crisis well he says that the european union membership is suffocating its members in her interview. i'm joined by lord hesketh a former cabinet minister in both margaret thatcher's and all mages governments and he's just become the most high profile defector from david cameron's conservative party joining you keep the u.k. independence party not hesketh thanks things that i see now you've been a member of the tory party although i don't live why jump ship now well it's been a long process and i think the simple summation is this. every government. that we have had with the exception of margaret souter has essentially. allowed itself to be bamboozled by some goes into avoiding having a serious discussion with the europeans about sorting out the problem and i'm afraid that has happened with this government

. >> it all began in 1974 in the port city of bushehr in the persian gulf when it's the shah was stillr. the west stopped cooperating after the islamic revolution in 1979. the building continued with russian help. today, iran has several nuclear plants. plutonium is reportedly being produced in the heavy water reactor in iraq. this was discovered on satellite photos in 2002. the focus of the display over the nuclear program involves the enrichment of uranium. new facilities have been built in the north since 2006. the u.n. nuclear watchdog's in vienna has been negotiating with iran since 2003 and complains about a lack of transparency. in the 2010's, the u.n. security council demanded that tehran of its uranium enrichment program in the first of four resolutions. sanctions were imposed on iraq in's atomic energy program. but north korea provided support. as did pakistan. the network was greeted by nuclear scientist -- was created by nuclear scientist. >> it there had been advances in the international regime to sort of limit these sorts the proliferation since this is happening, partic

so really two locations of protest here at the port and at city hall. around 5:30, we were able to confirm that the port was shut down. and port officials, during a news conference a short while ago, estimated that each day the port of oakland is shut down, they would lose an estimated $8 million. so not quite clear of how much the port will lose tonight, but officials did say in a full day, the port of oakland would generate and lose up to $8 million. so the oakland police department now says it has asked for help from the chp to direct traffic around the port tonight. and the city is asking the demonstrators to let the port workers go home safely. for many of those buses and the big rigs that were blocked by the protesters, pu they were asking them to let them go safely. city workers held a news conference in the k 5:00 hour to talk about the protest. they said they were frustrated by the small amount of people vandalizing some businesses. large groups prompted them to send city workers home early. >> based on the level of people in the plaza today aro

that recognizes the port commission's authority and public trust mission that the port must carry out. in general, the city controls and land use controls are consistent. there may be information where the burden and responsibility of the port commission may have to take precedence. that is recognized for port properties between fisherman's wharf and china basin. at the time the plan was approved, the northern half of the waterfront was the place where most of the change was expected. there was an effort to be explicit about that. the peers between fisherman's wharf and china basin are in one of three existing special use districts. waterfront district number one contains all of our historic piers. number three contains all of the seawall lots. there are controls that recognize the public trust responsibilities. there is existing language in the code that also establishes a city waterfront design review process. the planning department, the mayor's office, the port all make appointees to the advisory committee that has reviewed all of the port projects to promulgate recommendations to balance the design ob

italy at least six people have been killed and several are missing after a flash flood struck the port city of genoa a week after torrential rain storms ravaged nearby coastal areas the victims include two children and a woman was apparently crushed by cars being swept away by the water emergency officials warned residents not to leave their homes and to move to higher ground as to reverse burst their backs is the second delusion as many weeks with warnings that the worst is yet to come. and one of the top u.s. commanders in afghanistan has been sacked for making disparaging comments about the afghan political leadership general peter fuller said that president karzai and his staff were quote isolated from reality washington's been quick to dismiss the statement as a personal opinion that doesn't reflect u.s. afghan relations the incident comes as foreign troops are gradually withdrawing from the country having control over to afghan forces. although as the u.s. led coalition prepares to leave afghanistan by two thousand and fifteen it so far failed to root out the country's notorious drug

it is clearly six people have been killed in several missing after a flash flood struck the port city of genoa a week after differential rain storm ravaged nearby coastal areas to the victims include two children and a woman who was apparently crushed by cars being carried by fast moving floodwater emergency officials warned residents not to leave their homes or to move to higher ground as two rivers burst their banks it's the second television as many weeks with warnings that worse is yet to come. one of the top u.s. commanders in afghanistan has been sacked for making disparaging comments about the afghan political leadership general peter for the said president karzai and his staff were quote isolated from reality or she has been quick to dismiss the statement as a personal opinion that doesn't reflect the u.s. afghan relations the incident comes as foreign troops are gradually withdrawing from the country and the control over the afghan forces. the massive rescue operations of the way for fifteen construction workers kidnapped by maoist rebels in india it's the latest attack by in

severely injured or correspondent losing count and i was at the center of it all of the protest in the port city and she joins us live from oakland thanks for being with us lucy so what's going on right now any signs that the hotels may be starting to ease off. well i would say that i was treated as a whole is not calming down a book that i don't know if you can hear the sound of there are several of us helicopters hovering overhead sort of adding to the tension and the atmosphere of what we saw today was either successful i shut down the port the fifth largest in the united states that part of the process to essentially bring the economy here in oakland. that wouldn't sit across the economy so. this shooting down giant area we were actually protesters marching across the city we saw certain groups that sort of engage in. violence that we want to be at wells fargo bank branches that. pastors here for the most part does about turns out . they took the port. workers from coming into the area shutting down. and to just take with less money that's what all of this is that it's so much that. they sho

italy at least six people have been killed in several missing tonight after flash floods struck the port city of genoa a week after torrential rain storms ravaged other nearby coastal areas the victims include two children and a woman who was apparently crushed by cars after being carried down river by the flood water emergency officials warned residents not to leave their homes and to move to higher ground because two rivers burst their banks it's the second elisions many weeks with warnings the worse is yet to come. as the occupy protest movement grips the u.s. for a second month opinions are divided over some of it saying was one of them is a tax hike for richard americans who demonstrators blame for the economic downturn the half this has been on the streets of new york to see if the people there agree . the general public has been vilifying the very rich lately so what does the public consider too much money this week let's talk about that margin a million too much money yeah if someone has more than a million should they pay more in taxes yes they absolutely said yes but i want too much

born in the port city of jaffa, they fled their homes for lebanon during the 1948 war that followed thetion of israel. later after studying in europe, he settled in the united states. becoming a successful businessman. it with was the oslo acards and the prospect of a palestinian state, they decided to return to their home land. >> when we the palestinians came here, we started holding company. then it became the envy of wall street, because we were able to raise $280 million basely over the phone. >> reporter: they formed what became the palestine development company, overseeing hundreds of millions of investments in various sectors of the economy, from telecom to manufacturing and finance. the goal in the only to make money but to create economic opportunities for all palestinians. by that measure, he has been extremely successful. he has created thousands of jobs in the west bank of gaza, and this housing development for professionals. speaks to his bullish approach. >> i believe in capitalism. no capitalism, no jobs. that's the system that we have elected to take and i think having

eslinger at least six people have been killed and several are missing after a flash flood struck the port city of genoa a week after torrential rain storms ravaged nearby coastal areas the victims include two children and a woman who was apparently crushed by cars that were being carried by a fast moving floodwater emergency officials warned residents not to leave their homes and to move to higher ground if they can as two rivers burst their banks it's the second delusion as many weeks with warnings the worse is yet to come. a massive rescue operations of the way for fifteen construction workers kidnapped by maoist rebels in india it's the latest attack by insurgents who want to establish communism in the country they say they're fighting for the rural poor who've been left out of india's big city economic boom artie's pretty street as the story. these are the images people recognize when they think of india as maoist rebels for almost twenty five years the group has attempted to overthrow the government using violence and intimidation to turn india into a communist society in their eyes the g

twenty three passengers on board has been hijacked it was traveling from istanbul to the western port city of izmit when it was seized five unidentified gunmen claiming to have a bomb are reportedly demonic to speak to the media coast guard boats are said to be closely shadowing the ferry as it travels up the coast. but today for the moment i'll talk about the program i should say crosstalk is coming up in just a few minutes from now before that i'll be back with a brief recap of our top story and stay with us live. from moscow. to. move. from los angeles to chicago to birmingham twenty trauma centers of close since two thousand severe problem is not enough inpatient beds not on the third emergency department beds and not enough nurses commandos to take care of all the people. the only real health care system that we have in the city of los angeles is the los angeles fire department in fact when i. i started my venture as a firefighter i didn't want to turn it around so i started out wanting just to firefighting it's about eighty two percent of what we do the far the problem is medical i'v

city-wide affordable housing fund. the fees range for research and development of $15 per square foot on up to $21 per square foot for office space. port projects are subject to these fees. on the residential side, the city has an inclusion very affordable housing program. it requires developers of residential housing to contribute to the affordable housing stock of the city in one of three major ways -- you can pay a fee, like is assessed on the commercial side, to contribute to the construction of affordable housing units equal to 20% of the total market the units in a project. you can build on site affordable units at your residential projects equal to 15% of the total market the units, or, you can develop offsite affordable units within a mile radius of the project equivalent to 20% of the total market rate units in your project. the codes established are usually relative to some percentage of area median income. the court has i think fairly well understood development challenges associated with most of

these permits are the focus of kelly capone's efforts on behalf of the port of the city. it is very complicated work. that is sort of the overview of the approval process. now, the fun part is to see what is going to be happening at the different venues. i would like to invite david to come up and talk about that. >> good evening, commissioners. thanks. i am sure we did you have seen some of this information already presented, so i will not spend too much time, but i did want to walk through and talk about some of the changes we are making. we're making some slight modifications. we are not doing anything drastic, but some of these plans do have some slight refinements. in particular, this one is a little bit difficult to see. working closely on insuring public access. there is an interagency working group that has been providing input into the purveying process, and out of that, bcdc has been a participant, providing public access long after the event would occur. the yellow places are indicated where some of the temporary access would be. we will do closeups on these so

port staff. i will not go after the city family, it could go on for days. but port staff has just been incredible. in no particular order, i would like to thank [lists many names] and probably everyone at port maintenance, engineering, real estate, finance, and others i did not get to. we would also like to recognize sinbad's restaurant, who gave away their entire parking lot for free, over to official vehicles for fleet week. the cornelius also gave a portion of their deck to sinbad's. kevin carroll, again, kevin attended nearly every meeting. on behalf of the fisherman's wharf benevolence society. [laughter] really helping a ton in integrating those reflections. melanie watkins, and a host of others. the oakland navy league, which hosted the bar-b-que for the sailors that toasty. the blue and gold fleet, which offered free passage on uniform. lorenzo at metro cruises, and particularly captain carl lorton, liaison on the 11 or 12 ships that came in. a thank-you to all of them for that stuff. we have a number of members of the san francisco fleet week associ