another wave of rocket propelled grenades slammed into the post. nine americans were now gone and still the fighting raged. ryan works the radio, helping targeted airstrikes. with no strikes, the tide of the battle began to turn. eventually, the insurgents fell back. ryan and his fellow soldiers had held their ground. medal is an opportunity to tell our story, he says. there was valor everywhere, according to ryan. we pay tribute today to all who serve with such a valor that day. shielding their wounded buddies with their own bodies, picking up unexploded missiles with her hands and carrying them away, running through the gunfire to reinforce the post, fighting through their injuries and never giving up. helicopter pilots and medevac came in through a heavy fire. one soldier said never in my career has i have -- have i seen such bravery and sacrifice. i ask all of those who served at wanat the police stand -- to p lease stand. [applause] most of all, ryan says he considers this medal immemorial for the guys who did not come home. we honor non-ameri

to be physically posted on site. >> and is the - it's the project sponsor responsibility to post on the site. >> that's correct. >> okay. do you have a question? okay. so to the public it sounds like we're legally unable to hear item 16 today. i think it's difficult it's the project sponsors responsibility to post on the site but the dr requester who asked for the hearing that's where i see the legal problem >> can i speak please. please we'll continue public comment. >> i'm georgia i'm here about the mandatory dr i don't know if that makes a difference by the sign ways up about the 311 report i mean we've not talked about nothing else i'm not here necessarily about the public dr i'm here about the mandatory dr i don't know if that makes a difference and the regard to the change of the facade why wouldn't we get it earlier before a couple of hours so thank you. >> okay. let's continue public comment but keep our comments to the matter. >> commissioners i don't want to wait our time i understand this is a legal issue i'm one of the people who left three children behind and the fact t

folks we were honored to have the post office general in d.c. and equally happy to have rose marie he recorded to the chief of human resources in her roll she's responsible for the united states post office talent and training and development and diversity and personnel services and medical everything h.r. we have folks in training to get jobs so for you guys from the treasure island center the woman i'm about to introduce is who you want to know please join me in welcoming someone i've only spent a few moments with please welcome rose marie (clapping.) thank you stewart and ann and mayor ed lee thank you and the post office is proud to pay tribute to one person of change harvey milk. i have to say thank you harry we really are to bring cool back to the post office he think with the stamp we're going to do that there's a lot of reasons to admire him its unique ability to bring folks together look at the crowd here. it started in the early 70s when he joined forces with temperatures to work on anti labor and anti gay practices. soon union truck d

running through the gunfire to reinforce that post.ighting through their injuries and never giving up. helicopter pilots and medevac crews who came in under heavy fire. said one soldier, never in my career have i seen such bravery and sacrifice. and so i would ask all those who served on the ground and in the air to please stand, those of you here today. >>> most of all, ryan says he considers this medal a memorial for the guys who didn't come home. today we honor the soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice for us all. the son who absorbed love like a sponge, the expectant father whose dream would later come true, a beautiful baby girl. specialist sergio abad. the boy who dominated the soccer fields, fell in love with motorcycles and there in that remote outpost took a direct hit in the helmet and kept on fighting. corporal jonathan ayers. the photographer, whose beautiful pictures captured the spirit of the afghan people and who wrote to his family, "afghanistan is exactly where i wanted to be." corporal jason boger. the father who l

post office in d.c. saying we heard that you said you want to work you us we'll work with you so alex and steven on our waste team had a fanatically conversation with the district of columbia and their california representatives and followed up with information and offering our free services and fully expect they'll be in a different place that's an example of you don't know what you don't know and a report can be helpful so thank you for that. with bio diversity a miles the recreation and small business known always the rose has been adapted by board of supervisors that's a very important miles for the bio diversity advocates and we sponsored with recreation and parks department and intoxicationic reduction innovate miles that happened the state adapt new policies for the flame retardant and that's jade a lot of confusion so our toxic reduction has xheejd an important meeting and will help the local businesses understand what type of toxic chemicals are not required in our furniture the environmental ju

up at their tiny post, ryan and his team were being pounded.lmost instantly every one of them was wounded. ryan was hit by shrapnel in the arm and both legs and was bleeding badly. already three american soldiers in that valley had fallen and then a fourth. as the injusurgents moved in, rn picked up a grenade, held the pin, timely hurling it so they couldn't throw it back. he did it again and again. unable to stand, ryan pulled himself up on his knees and manned a machine gun. soldier from the base below made a daring run, dodging bullets and explosions and joined the defense. but now the enemy was inside the post, so close they were throwing rocks at the americans. so close they came right up to the sandbags. eight american soldiers had now fallen, and ryan pitts was the only living soldier at that post. the enemy was so close ryan could hear their voices. he whispered into the radio he was the only one left and running out of ammo. i was going to die, he remembers, and made my peace with it. then he prepared to make a last stand. bleeding and

this was their response to the "washington post" article.reports discuss the kind of incidental interception of communications we've always said take place under section 702. we target valid foreign intelligence targets under that authority. and the most you could conclude from these news reports is each valid foreign intelligence target talks to an average of nine people." what do you make of that? >> well, i think this explanation doesn't go far enough. what they really should say is we collect this data, if it's inadvertently collected, we need to discard it immediately, and that's the real rule that needs to be put into place, gretchen. it's one of those situations where when you have an intelligence agency that's focused on certain things, certain military requirements, certain diplomatic requirements, certain targets, they need to that and need to focus on that. so they need to get rid of those kinds of things that are immaterial to that effort. >> real quickly before you go, because this crossed my mind earlier today. here we have a m

according to the post reporter some sixty five thousand. massed entries and at least nine hundred that they found there were unmasked but pretty clearly were american references to americans e-mails so this this information just kind of floating around in the ether i mean that that's kind of scary right in that i can read your e-mails my e-mails i mean also we see you know conflicting communications coming from after these reports you know what we know we filter out what we don't need but you know we look at the original report in the washington post and you know we see them talking about well. there could be something that looks or all of them but since we have this information we're going to hold on to it and see if it becomes relevant oid or you know when you're looking through thousands and thousands of pages of chats so this is just kind of becoming speculative that they're just going to hold on to people's e-mails and private photos and just have in their massive files that's it's incredibly disturbing when you think of it that way an

we post only what really matters. to your facebook. friends kept coming up we discuss banking secrecy and find. as well as facebook abuse fourth of july but costs and of aryan american tim cabbage gives us a peek at his a forever bulging. bob ross is the latest country to recognize the phenomenon that is the big quine the plan here is to figure out how to approach the verge of karzi with regulations so as it stands is not illegal here unlike in china where it's officially banned or says the first vice president of the bank of russia said it's impossible to deny this instrument which might have a future although having said this that dulls still seem to be an air of caution involved to it regards to its use on the black market for illegal drugs to our weapons so for more on the coin i'm now joined by currency expert the and in the world so do you think bitcoin has a future here in russia that. i actually think and read the cautious statements from the russian central bank more as an acknowledgement that monetary innovations are really a

running through the gunfire to reinforce that post.ting through their injuries and never giving up. helicopter pilots and med-evac crews who came in under heavy fire. said one soldier, never in my career have i seen such bravery and sacrifice. and so i would ask all those who served on the ground and in the air to please stand, those who are here today. [applause] [applause]y)íwz >> most of all, ripe says he considers this medal a memorial for the guys who didn't come home. today we honor nine american soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice for us all. the son who observed love like a spock. the expectant father whose dream would come true, beautiful baby girl. specialist sergio a abat. a boy who dominated the soccer fields, fell in love with motorcycles and their in that remote outpost took a direct hit in the helmet and kept on fighting. corporal jonathan ayers. the photographer whose beautiful pictures captured the spirit of the afghan people and wrote to his family, afghanistan is exactly where i wanted to be. corporal jason boga

doing the same sort of lamp post climbs.ooks like a lot of teenage-type people climbing lamp posts. they need to put squirrel resistance rings around the posts like you do so the squirrel doesn't get the birdseed. a saucer you can't climb around. >> right. >>> a man takes a bag full of cash to the car, but then a group of armed men come into the picture. >> drop him to the ground, take the bag. >> find out why police say there's something off about this hold up. >> plus, science, tough love, and a touch of crazy makes him -- >> one of thee best personal trainers in the world. >> now, see how a new discovery show is putting his american muscle on display. >> easy ride! >>> this is in russia. keep an eye here, he's carrying a buy with roughly 845,000 dollars. watch him, walks up to the vehicle, but before he gets in, a group of other men dressed in black uniforms with machine guns come up to him, they drop him to the ground, take the bag, and you do see at that point another man trying to fight back the men, but they get away.

the flash flood watches were posted for a time. for us, more seasonal temperatures will recover to the 80ed by the weekend. and the shoreline, we will be in the 60s with fog and drizzle. less humidity tomorrow, but then it comes back up this weekend. future cast, fog in the low clouds. we are freezing this at midday tomorrow. you can see there are plenty of low clouds along the shoreline. the rest of the day will be bleak over the city. unless you like this. then you will love it tomorrow. cloudy, drizzle, weather repeat for tomorrow. monsoon clouds this weekend. overnight lows near 60 degrees. daytime highs tomorrow, 66 in the city. 69 in oakland. 80 in livermore. forecast, we are calling for things to stay the same. through tuesday, then things warm up into the 90s inland. so warming trend is coming. we have to be patient. >> always good advice. >> waiting with baited breath. >> thanks brian. >>> 49ers cut the ribbon on their brand new home. >> three, two, one! [ cheers and applause ] >> tonight, the fancy features you have not s

they found that neutral posts don't get as much other people posting.t might be why your facebook feed is full of drama, because drama, good or bad, seems to keep people engaged. that's a finding i thought was interesting, that neutral posts are not getting people engaged, might be why they're suppressing some of the neutral -- >> at a counterpoint to that, i think it's very easy -- it feels right. it feels like i would like all these different settings i can adjust and play with, but in some sense that's the whole point of ab testing so ultimately you could argue the reason you end up where you end up is precisely because people do like the settings they like. >> a billion people don't like the same thing. a billion people don't like the same thing. >> that's true. >> maybe what we like, even if what you say is true, it should be transparent and say we're showing you highly emotive content, is this what you want? i would like as an adult a little more say. i have family all over the world and they're on facebook. i would like to hear from my quieter re

post only what really matters. to your facebook. after yet more shelling eastern ukraine two biggest cities are braced for a military blockade the new president personally orders a siege is put in place. to look. at it at least thirteen palestinians are killed launches a large scale offensive against it with reports that its troops are preparing for a draw and invasion. and france's finance minister says the global currency system needs to move away from the dollar after one of the country's biggest banks is hit by a nine billion dollar fine for not complying with sanctions put in place by washington .

that they discarded left behind they dressed in civilian clothes ran away essentially abandoned their posts and that's how in part isis has been able to see it so much territory so quickly the finding has displaced hundreds of thousands of iraqis that many are scarred by the two thousand and three invasion and describe a sense of deja vu with the current crisis again from two thousand and three it's coming back so it's a disaster actually things are getting worse i want to understand first hand how this war was playing out we're on our way right now to one of the front lines the village of some abdulla up until about five days ago isis insurgents can leave the country but entire territory village that's on a strategic road from mosul the next several of the provinces so they really wanted answers to at the benchmark lost soldiers have been able to clear bits of it but they're still clashes ongoing and that's what we're getting right now. at the base commanders take us to an outpost overlooking an area controlled by militants this is the very first offensive position against the isis. milita

the post office is expe a very spe these po people seeking solace or courage. since opening in october of last year, the missing post office, as it's called, has received more than 2,000 postcards from around japan. the postmaster is 80-year-old katsahita nakata. nakata used to run the original office. after his retirement, he acquired the building, with the aim of preserving it. last year, a visiting artist convinced him to embark on this new adventure. the postcards are on display in a small gallery. twice a month, visitors can come to read them. >> we preserve them with great care. >> reporter: in some cases, the simple act of writing can provide relief from complex emotions. >> translator: dear shin, it's been almost three years since you went missing. i was devastated to hear you were taken by the tsunami while driving your delivery truck. >> reporter: the author of these lines is yoshinori ouchi from northeastern japan. >> translator: we were such good buddies. we visited each other and played baseball together. we had so much fun, didn't we? i think abou

for the washington post and his wife were taken into custody earlier this week. the reason for their arrest wasn't clear. has dual nationality, u.s. and iranian. his wife is a rainy and and works as a journalist. the other two detainees appeared to be freelance photojournalist. here isu're joining us, a reminder of our top story. truceall for a seven-day in gaza as the last friday of ramadan is marked. they have rejected a cease-fire deal. the blackbox has been recovered a day after it crashed in northern malley -- northern mali. a dutch and the strategy and team are coming another wreckage in eastern ukraine, a malaysian airlines flight went down and 14 police officers are given a helping hand. it is time to look at the business markets. the most watched yearly sports event in the world. it provides a great chance for sponsors to reach customers in person. it is estimated that altogether they give away 16 million different gifts over three weeks. >> representing 40 different lands -- brands. the minimum to participate in the caravan, there are just a few seconds

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he posted a video while in chemotherapy at the hospital. and it went viral. >> i don't want to tour no more. i don't want to tour no more. i just want to quit. >> as soon as jesse posted this video, people started sharing it. offering support, kindness, words of love, words of courage and it has provided so much inspiration for other people who are battling cancer. >> i'm thrilled to say we have jesse via skype "right this minute" from pawtucket, rhode island. jesse, welcome to the show. >> hello. >> what has this been like since you posted this video just a short time ago? >> i wasn't expecting the video to go anywhere but people i know on facebook. i was -- later people are hitting me up, sending me support. my phone's still buzzing as you can hear it it's boop, boop, boop. >> how are you folding now considering all of the support that you've gotten from people? >> it's like everybody's support got me up and at this compute somewhere just responding back and just smiling and staying happy, because there's a lot of feedback. i don't know h

they put out positive and negative post out to see whether people would post more positive or negativet was a secret experiment they performed on users but has since apologized for. 46.8% of the time, people would be positive in their posts. 22.4% of words were negative. they tested 155,000 people for one week in 2012 and found that showing people more negative things made them post more negative things. >> huge backlash against the study. what is your take? facebook will have to deal with a bunch of stuff, we talked about the twitter model earlier. facebook will have to satisfy users and privacy issues are always important. they also need to keep young people interested in using facebook. those findings, separate from what cory shared, are pretty interesting. the haters are hated. whether it is facebook or youtube, there are always negative comments, but maybe the positive comments will always win because the haters are not so like. >> someone post, i'm having a bad day. i will write, i'm sorry. their negative post has elicited -- i'm assuming sorry would be a negative response. i thi

a youtube person posted this video. >> you have to find this girl.hissed vid video is awesome. >> get the story behind danny and lizzy who have another video about to take off. >>> plus, a bolt from the blue in all its beauty and a fly in all its glory. >> that's not something you see every day. >> the video not for the faint of heart. >>> russia, sometimes things have fun at your expense. watch this. i have never seen an amusement park like this in my life. this video from april of this year. just filming stuff, a passerby, there are rides, but also things like this. a really sad bird on that perch, nobody handling the bird, but not just birds. also, wild beasts. yeah, that is a lion just sitting on what looks like where they used to be a ride, just sitting there. no handler around, no nothing. you think this is dangerous because there are children at amusement parks, right? >> yeah. >> ll, watch. >> >> oh! >> that is a small child walking by the lion, and the lion takes him down by the shirt with a swing of the paw there and latches on with both pa

what you post, there's no reason.u post the pictures, you may be opening yourself up. >> i mean someone might've said she didn't have the stress of war, or someone found out that the stress look very familiar. >> but without the due diligence, that's where you can't just hang your hat. it all has to connect together with due diligence. so you can imagine how many of these issues, but on a daily basis and obviously there is cooperation with the authorities >> someone took them off? >> yes, but we do have to be careful and again, i am agreeing that facebook should help solve crimes, but we do have to make sure that the authorities get involved and they come in and then they do the proper police work. because they are doing that extensively according to the laws, you have to have probable cause to get a search warrant, you have have probable cause to search someone's facebook if it's private and you can't go in and tried to guess their code in and try to break in. you can do things like that. and so i think that we had s

. >> post. >> post and trailer. >> right next to the parking lot right. >> yes, sir. small one. >> commissioner perez. >> hello thanks for coming in can you tell us about your outreach with the neighbors. >> my outreach? >> he's talking about that (inaudible). >> oh, yeah. yeah you median the other neighbors it has a lot of hotels a small hotel the cod district attorney hotel and like the suburbia she restaurant and across the street i don't know the name like the grocery store the working people and staff members. >> what about regular neighbors and businesses did you reach out to regular residents. >> i didn't ask anyone for the letter licensee thought this kind of like i have to get letter from the business owner. >> do you get this handout for the neighborhood outreach. >> you mean the post it. >> no. >> he was applying before that was i think that's - >> dated march. >> yeah.. it was already passed >> >> yeah. >> okay. so what i'm hearing i reached out to our neighbors that are business owners but not to resident not regular people - >> oh, my recuperate is like

twitter user have been busy posting under the other hashtag. they said they do not show the regular pakistan. they show an elite minority, far wealthier than the rest of the country. some have used the same key word to present what they claim is a fairer representation of pakistan. their standard of living is in stark contrast to the standard of living in the other photographs. this show few women living outside of those areas are actually in paid employment. others have posted sarcastic comments asking how to get such an affluent country, wishing they could win there, too. this one said misleading. he posted his 0 own collection -- his own collection of photos. the images are far removed from those portrayed in the other pakistan. -- c hydrocarbon has been hashtag has been posted heavily when diane sawyer misidentified scenes of the aftermath. web users have been voicing their outrage and sharing their owngg99Ññwçça7guc 07/15/14 07/15/14 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] >> from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> we reached the eg

"the washington post" focuses on this. they say kiev, the kremlin, and a russian rebels are scribbling to launch -- scribbling to launch investigations and all denying involvement. that says the world must know who destroy the passenger airplane. it says the allies must insist those responsible be held accountable. there is one detail a lot of papers are focusing on. that is the fact of the pro-russian rebels in the area deleted a social media post that suggested they were responsible. in the immediate aftermath, the rebels boasted on a social media about shooting down a ukrainian army plane. this was deleted. this post was deleted, as was a tweaked where they boasted about seizing the russian-made surface-to-air missile system. "slate" says this is not definitive proof they are possible but it is suspicious. >> that is certainly one to watch. thank you for joining us. turning to something a bit lighter, here is what is making headlines in sports. he won stage 12 of the tour de france in baking conditions. kristoff doing j

to establish a post war plan for financial reconstruction. author benn steil profiles the two people who he says most shaped that monetary system, this 2013 event was hosted by the council on foreign relations in new york city. it's about 30 minutes. >>> thanks for the kind words, bob, and indeed anything you can do to keep up with press buzz about currency wars will be greatly appreciated. indeed, currency wars of the 1930s were a great obsession of fdr's treasury. in fact, one of the driving motivations of the whole bretton woods conference was to eliminate a specific type of currency wars, those directed against the united states and the u.s. dollar. in fact, harry dexter white, the u.s. treasury representative, briefed the american delegation before they went into battle against the british and others at bretton woods and told them, i quote, the fund, the new international monetary fund he was determined to set up, is designed for a special purpose, and that purpose is to prevent competitive depreciation of currencies. depreciation agains

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over the weekend the washington post broke the latest n.s.a. leak by whistleblower edward snowden this time revealing just how many ordinary people are swept under the dragnet surveillance court of these select documents for every one and tended surveillance target nine so-called incidental or inadvertent targets are caught up in the spying net but beyond the overwhelming amount of ordinary americans being targeted a leak contain other startling revelations such as the fact that the fires the courts intercepted communications were not beyond snowden's reach as government officials have claimed the last year demonstrating just how and secure these data centers. they really are and shockingly obama himself was catalogued over a thousand times within the documents along with other high ranking government officials making clear that there are no restrictions on how far the n.s.a. will go on earlier i spoke to kevin journalists at firedoglake and i first asked him to break down some content i was indiscriminately swept up and archived by the agency.