these people have been queueing for more than two hours at the fun. believe it or not, they are the lucky ones. many like this crowd over here still have to get a date and time when they can go in, and sometimes down the line they will be told where they can go to access their money. the crisis is also hitting businessmen like this man. with their accounts frozen they have had to layoff staff and close their office. >> you can't buy stuff because -- for your living. you can't go to a shop. you can't buy gas, you can't do anything anymore. because at the moment the small money which you have under your mattress is finished. >> reporter: even for people who's accounts weren't frozen getting money out means long queues at banks or cash machines. >> translator: ukrainian bank stopped working here. we should open accounts with though russian banks. >> moscow has always stepped in to help people with pension. >> translator: in april russia raised by pension by 25%. in may i'm getting an extra 25% too. so i'm happy. >> reporter: but even she has to pay her b

there's a queue nearly 200m long outside with people waiting to vote.eople are queueing up here, there are eight to look over my shoulder,ate registrars, and what the process is that people come in, show an id card and passport and are registered. they put their name on a register, they signed their names and they then - they don't go into a voting booth. there's no privacy, there's no voting booths, most tick yes in front of a registrar and put the voting papers into the perspex ballot box. i have not seen a single no vote. you can see an overwhelming vote from this station in favour of the question, and the question is this: do people here favour self-rule for the donetsk people's republic, the self-declared entity coming into self-declared existence is a matter of weeks ago. what self-rule means is top interpretation. there are many nuances of opinion here. there are those that would like to ses seed to russia, those that insist that the area stay part of ukraine, those that are in the middle and would like independence from ukraine and russia. the q

even though they have not gotten in the queue. the ferc started with process. >> seven companies have started working to get that permit process. they do not have approval yet. in that line. if they end up with one and they are waiting on the other one we're back to -- they had this wonderful conversation about keystone. that is the difficulty. from the business side and foreign partners. when they come to talk to me there one statement is when will we get an answer? the difficulty is i cannot tell them that. i cannot say here is when the answer is coming because there is no predictable answer. it could be two weeks before the next permit comes or two years. it might be 20 years. it could be five and a half years and still discussing it. that is terrible for business and our allies. at some point we have to get some sort of predictability to know we are working with the process. how -- here is how many weeks it will take. ask you have established a track record. these are sensitive and evaluations we have to do. has established a

people are queueing up. they are coming in, there's eight registrars. people show their passport. they are given a ballot paper and often they are ticking the yes box. if you look around you can see there's no voting booth, so there's no privacy. people do it at the desk or come to another desk. there's a perspecs ballot box into which people put their balloting cards. i haven't seen a single no vote. there's no observers, an abundant possibility for electoral fraud. once they've given their details, they can give their details at another polling station 100 metres or so down the road. it's a powerful expression of the sentiment of these people. there are many pro-ukrainians boycotting the ballot, too scared to come out. roads are quiet in donetsk. it's a powerful expression among pro-russians, about how much disdain they hold to kiev government. that cannot be ignored. >> paul brennan in donetsk, thank you. >>> the son of muammar gaddafi is due to give evidence in court. he's being held by militia. he'll be tried via video links. he was facing charges raging from corruption to mo

the other units above the cap, are sitting in a queue. waiting either for applications that don't get approved. and they move up the queue. but the other issue, we have gone in asking congress to lift the cap. that's where we are in the process. i would note that san francisco is one of the top 10 applicants by housing authority. i think it's number six or so. in terms of the number of units submitted for the rad program. so i believe that ultimately and we'll be explaining how the san francisco housing authority will implement the program. i just wanted to set for you the context. how the program was developed. and why it was developed. and happy to answer any questions now, i am afraid i have another meeting i need to go to. anything i can answer generally about the program. >> thank you. >> just briefly. you know we talk about, i hear that we are going to private developers will be managing, operating our public housing properties. or some of them. does that mean private for profit? nonprofit? what is the rad qualifications mean for sa

come back for a final authorization from d.o.e. >> they would still have to wait in line on on the queue? let's say their number 15, just make up a number, but they have a ferc permit done but they're still waiting on d.o.e. on this. what they have to wait until number 12, 13 14 is complete before they get it or would they move up the queue? >> that hasn't occurred yet so i don't have a definitive answer to that question. conceivably if they were done with a ferc process then we would have to come up with some process for dealing with an applicant who went did all the work without having gone through the approval process but i don't have a precedent for that. >> it does become a challenge if they walked to the process and get the that they're holding a permit process in place. they already to go. it shows a seriousness that others may not have. you mentioned i don't know how me it is total that already started to that ferc process. do you know what the number is? >> i don't know i could probably tell you that the. i don't know off the top of my head but there's a number of projects that

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have soul that has gone beyond the arc of all the protestations of school because everyone is in the queue at the bottom it will look to help achieve that but i think during the course of the night we'll have more to the peak of the results will start to come in and recreation will hold a complaint had been launched at the periods of play. i want you to the myth that will really determine how quickly we can have one result. the major policy down for the selection what education to be the number one issue for which the free parking in the field the court that has been job creation and he caught a peek but rather the kind of return for the puppy patient you have been about corruption in government the jewelry at top of the country is looking out for it. issues that we've seen there. the quixote on the untouchable as a social cost of the social. it's quite clear that the typical off peak the back of a second one. more important topic what should have the patience and charity of which should go. just use one of the stones. that was a boon for the opposition it would be yes. when its inventory

queue because i've got somewhere to go.en zillie, leader of the official opposition, the democratic alliance, they won 17% in the elections in 2009, so she will be hoping that the d.a. can try to capitalize on some of that political discomfort that the anc have been experiencing in the campaign. and s.w. also voted today in western cape, his home area. he said there wasn't the sense of history that there was, of course, 20 years ago. but he said it was absolutely remarkable and heartwarming, were his words, to see people of all different races standing in line and voting. and then the kind of person who has been really trying to seize the political and economic agenda in this election, julius, the fire brand leader he was then of the anc youth league. he's set up the economic freedom fighters. he voted with his grandmother, sarah. in the province where he was born. that gives you an idea of the faces that you will recognize who've been voting. let's just get an idea of some of the background. i'm joined here by trevor, a le

this woman tells others not to complain - we used to stand in queues for hours during soviet times. for now, many crimeans believe the inconveniences are a price worth paying for being part of russia. >>> the event unfolding in ukraine early similar to what happened in georgia in 2008. russian troops invaded to protect ethnic russians, georgia moved closer to the west, and hopes of joining n.a.t.o. and getting protection from russia's regression. we have that report. >> safely home - courtesy of the united states air force. they might look american, but these are georgians, combat-hardened. >> it's a great pleasure for me. we are safe at home in georgia, and the motherland. >> georgia's armed forces received support and training from the u.s. military. >> these soldiers are among more than 1,000 troops part of the international security and assistance force in afghanistan. georgia hopes to continue to be a contributor to a future mission. >> they are a welcome n.a.t.o. ally, and they have taken casualties. 29 soldiers have been killed and 129 wounded. in return georgia wants n.a.t.o

the queue moving a little slowly. it is moving, however, so people are being patient. they are getting ids checked and pass books and id stamped to confirm they had their say in this historic election. workers' rights is a big issue. there were some violent farm worker strikes here a year or so ago, people wanting fair pay and better conditions on the farms that they work. also land reform, because 20 years after the end of apartheid most of the land is in white hands. this is an exciting day for those voting for the first time. those born in a free south africa, and also a day where people are reflecting, particularly those that voted for the first time in 1994. >> i'm going to share with you what i've gone through in 1994. >> reporter: this man's history students listen intently as he describes voting for the first time. >> we woke early in the morning, 2 o'clock am and queue. because everybody wanted to vote. why? because we never experienced that before. >> 20 years on, some students are not impressed with the result. >> at some point we are experiencing apartheid

you have a policy where if you pay you can be at the top of the queue.ut the top restaurant was only two stars. how do you prevent really bad restaurants being at the top of your queue? >> economics aren't the only variable. one is service. one is quality. there are many parts to it. we are constantly optimizing it. economics is a big part. the way we view this is if that restaurant wants your business, they will share a larger portion of the economics with us. you know the profit margin on takeout and delivery is big for restaurants. >> it's the liquor for us, but i get that. you can't send the liquor. >> in some places you can. it's about the margin. if >> one of the things -- there is a generation al thing. i talk about this company to younger people and they live off of it. maybe because i'm from the paper menu generation or i pick up the phone and i call. what's your demographic? people in college get hooked and they get to big cities and this is only the way they know how to order food. >> there is a big graduation hit. you're right. we are popular

they queue for coming. thank you for your questions. [applause] i will sign your books of stairs this is a book for the whole family. not just one. two or three. [laughter] [inaudible conversations]

high turnout there were people that were literally standing in some polling stations for hours the queues went all the way down the road sometimes in circling the next road and even going around the corner this is a clear indication of the importance and value that people here put on this referendum is they were essentially voting for an issue that was very close to their hearts the recent military operation by that here government for the better part. so people go in such large numbers to the streets and this was a point that was brought on by denis pushilin who is the chairman of the did its people's republic government he say that moving forward they can be no communication with kiev other than prisoner swap said might be in the pipeline he said that only russia could act as a mediator and now moving forward the regions of dates and lugansk will cooperate we're hearing from the lugansk central elections committee that they are appealing to the united nations to grant them a sovereign state status at the same time they say that they're canceling the presidential elections that are slate

there was a hughes queue outside weight, people waiting in the sun. still a steady flow of people voting. they come in, register with ids or passports, pick up a ballot paper. some of them wait to use, in this polling station, a voting booth in the corner over there. the other polling station that we were at earlier this morning did not have one of those polling booths. then they put their vote into this prospect's box and we have seen a grand total of two votes for "no." every other vote that has gone into those boxes has been "yes" to self-rule for this donetsk people's republic. and i can hazard an educated guess that a very similar proportion will be voting in a similar way in the luhansk area. >> let's s go to kim vanell and find out how they aresponding to what's going on. kim? >> reporter: jane, we have heard from the acting head of the presidential administration and from the justice minister reiterating the government's position that it believes that this referendum is illegal and both of these officials came out and said they believe this is

a question that iex has something called broker privilege in which brokers are allowed to jump the queuethey're executing on trades. and he says it's something that is a problem in his view because people are getting ahead of everybody else in line. explain that because that is one of the big criticisms. >> sure. the process is called broker priority. and what it means, if a broker that is third in line on the bid, if that same broker catch as seller about to sell stock on the bid, the buyer who is third in line will jump to the to which the queue and trade with the seller. the goal is to have brokers who have earned both sides of the trade to internalize and it happens on iex. >> is that fair to the other folks who are getting jumped ahead of in line? >> if we were the only market out there, if we had 100% of the volume, i could see the case against it. but if you don't give the broker the chance, they will create their own private market to do it. and withhold orders from the open market. so the perfect example is the trauma stock exchange has broker priority. no big canadian bank has

day, queues at the polling stations across the 3 states. this is the last chance for voters to decide who they think can bring stability and development to the world's largest democracy. >> i voted and i have chosen a good leader. we hope that the winner wark to ensure amid safety and the development of the country. >> one of the 41 seats being fought for is in this holy town, one of the most hotly contended them here where prime ministerial candidate narendra modi is vying for her seat. accused of nationalist views, she has avoided talking about religion, instead talking of bowstring economic growth. >> in elections, india should be the final winner. in elections, democracy should win. endf modi wins it would tenures of government -- 10 years of government by the indian national congress party. the party is lost support, dog yite corruption -- dogged b corruption and scandal. the election results are expected to be announced on friday. where formerrael, prime minister ehud olmert has been sentenced to 6 years in prison following a convicti

they didn't even need to be in that queue. so whether or not there was a list of progressive organizations and conservative organizations that they were through omehow get the thousands of applications they had, they could have moved aside and self-certified. there have been 39 witnesses before this committee, there have been 530 pages of documents. there is no smoking gun. but the other side is locked and loaded, they're just shooting blanks. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. does the gentleman from maryland reserve? the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. issa: if they hasn't made their applications perhaps they wouldn't have been asked the abusive questions like what books do you read, who are your donors, inappropriate questions that happened. with that i yield one minute to the distinguished member from virginia, the leader of the house, mr. cantor. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia is recognized for one minute. mr. cantor: mr. speaker, i

in the capital long queues formed as people waited to cast their votes. for many, this is an important election. >> this will be a big step to stablilize the situation in the country. . >> translation: i expect life to be better. i expect peace and unity in the country. >> reporter: petero poroshenko promised to reform the country and fight corruption. his roles give him credibility. he present himself as a unifying candidate, who can reconcile the east and the west. pro-russian separatists say the east is irrelevant to their region, and they won't respect the results. only a quarter of polling stations were able to open, and separatists intimidated voters and election officials. >> he is not our president. we didn't vote for him. those in the west may have voted. here we didn't. we didn't hold the election here, as far as i know. >> reporter: the problem with the east roble will not be solved. they have likely realised that their territory should running. if final -- shrunk. if final polls are confirmed, there wep be a run off, which would have added to

the observatory says residents have been queueing in front of wells to collect water. it's feared some are drinking unclean water. which risks a spread of disease. >>> jordan made security at the refugee camp a national rivalry. groups have taken route, and the discovery of an explosive device forced the government to implement an effective plan. we report on a new technology used in the overpopulated camp. >> it's the second largest ref gee camp in the world, home to 100,000 syrians. maintaining order has become a matter of national security for jordan. riots and clashes broke out here in the past and jordan doesn't see the camps closing any time soon. that's why a comprehensive security plan is seen as essential. tighter security means everything and everyone entering the camp gets thoroughly searched. last month the army found on intact improvised device near the gates. that sounded alarm bells. >> a lot are working in syria, a lot of parties trying to transfer up to jordan, we know that some of them enter jordan to make trouble for us. police patrols have increased

this kicks off the unofficial start to the season and dead on queue, the numbers are low on monday. and the low 90s inland. the warm spots, nice day tomorrow. for the art and wind festival. the temperature there, in the 80s. 8:00 tonight, numbers inland will cool down in the 70s. and the middle 60s around the bay and by the coast, in the 50s. >> gusty winds tonight, high pressure that is over northern nevada keeping it through 35 miles an hour by the airport. low pressure off shore, at bay, one more day. we get warm again for memorial day. after that, the low will sink south. as it does, ushers in milder weather. so, powerful sea breeze is going to kick in by tuesday. meantime, memorial day looks very nice. and, the heartfelt thanks to all of the veterans, everyone who served our country. that is what it is about. >> one more warm day for us. looking for things to cool down on tuesday. then, a nearly normal week ahead. in regards to weather. with the temperatures getting back in the typical range. tomorrow, still a bit warm. 72 at burling game. 74 degrees in san mateo. 84 for san jo

month there are still no sign, in other words, that the french labor market is healing with jobless queues still growing. after a pretty stable month of march, the number of jobseekers increased by around 15,000 in april. let's take a closer look at the figures. the higher april figure means there are nearly 3.4 million people looking for work in france, another record high for the country since records began. unemployment was still higher , but thehe 1990's population has grown since. meanwhile, the french government is facing difficult questions over its ability to balance the books. a budget watchdog has found a hole of war .16 billion euros in the budget for 2013. france's court of auditors is also questioning the red ability of this year's budget. awkward exit for france's thatce minister, showing the government faces a huge deficit from 2013 revenues. tax revenues have been increasing, but at a much smaller rate than expected, leaving a gap of almost 15 billion euros between projected government figures and reality. >> if there is a gap, it's because the growth we had anticipated was

the standard is 125 days but there's a real large number of veterans that are queueing up for disability -- >> mr. secretary -- >> i'll say that in my own defense and defense of the current administration. there are more and more veterans showing up there. what the current problem is not for a disability rating, it's for medical care. >> secretary, you're being very diplomatic. i remember when you resigned in 2007 then-senator barack obama put out a very harsh statement. he said that secretary nicholson left the va worse off than when he started and it was one of the most tumultuous periods in va history. what did you make of that statement? was he being fair to you? >> he was on the veterans affairs committee when he was a senator. >> he was on the committee but never showed up. that was a political statement. i expected somebody that was running for president would take a shot like that and he would never come to the committee meetings so he really had no basis to know what was going on. we did not have this current problem. in fact, we instituted and bought an electronic scheduling sy

ten teams to do was to please god gene duty to try to jump the queue in the mornings the scene. he says this is so important. the most against him open to exercise the indy five hundred and twenty team and those who did most of the others were howls of the indian parliament. it is those of the nineties could i do on the sixteenth i was gonna need to pause to think critically fifteen militants belonging to the crime the next track of time intelligence agencies can found in a statement on wednesday. the incident happened on monday and so took me out that the province print up on the front pocket and brought up in attendance to try to accomplish a mickey count. intelligence agencies wanted to add the bacon for the frauds against the militants that i missed my nap today he is happy it's all to god god why have the dreaded many high profile attacks targeting problem as in the country. the group that operates out of pocket confidence to know presidents and prime and pencil in some behind the two thousand nine attack on the intermission and cobbler that skins seventeen p for. the mango

they didn't even need to be in that queue. so whether or not there was a list of progressive organizations and conservative organizations that they were through omehow get the thousands of applications they had, they could have moved aside and self-certified. there have been 39 witnesses before this committee, there have been 530 pages of documents. there is no smoking gun. but the other side is locked and loaded, they're just shooting blanks. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. does the gentleman from maryland reserve? the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. issa: if they hasn't made their applications perhaps they wouldn't have been asked the abusive questions like what books do you read, who are your donors, inappropriate questions that happened. with that i yield one minute to the distinguished member from virginia, the leader of the house, mr. cantor. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia is recognized for one minute. mr. cantor: mr. speaker, i

what is on the way five km away in the queue when the earthquake struck former prime minister silvio berlusconi to ensure the italian people as well as us president obama that the sixty would be rebuilt at top speed. even your progress has been slow. years later hardly anything has been done to get used to it but it's terrible. and this is a group of the pc mac see what ben gordon and things you look around and wonder how it is going to advance on some level i still have some set of him for a lot of time is passed on one of the southern suburb of dental work. gentle is the engine of anti attributes the lack of progress to two factors for management and the influence of the mafia. the european union study found that somehow the billion euros has been paid out to mafia linked companies in tequila the summer garden. there was an emergency with the jewish roots of the systems work in place to keep the mafia controlled companies. muslims are you gonna do reconstruction work of the unit trust he was put on hold up the two companies were accused of having mafia links. there are now being in

result this situation to this problem by itself which means that we should put some steel it is long queues at the bottom with pena hit a slow processing of documents about the russian side adding it to find themes and crying what in this state what it lacks in its tracks cross the checkpoint for almost a dollar priced about twenty minutes. what are the icing on this ocd is complications with the beginning of the tennis season as clingy and he's entered mainly by trucks with food and construction materials innocuous companies selected the mainland ukraine and what it lacks make all customs procedures in five minutes one time. the two hundred interesting talks about one hundred and fifty cos i needed to take any of the country's internet mania since april twenty high pressure hasn't happened for derek and customs control include an entry into debt to make sense. maybe it's related to lunch. ukrainian this tale for any sensitivity and knowledge of protest they attempt to establish bodies became cranky and ukraine. that the mice state this acts as a family plan may be the themes of friendship

cctv said what is on the way fight to the mix is away in the queue when the earthquake struck former prime minister silvio berlusconi ensure the italian people as well as us president rock obama the sixty would be rebuilt at top speed. even here from christensen so. it's twenty five years later hardly anything has been done to get used to it but it is terrible and this in the rules of the pc mass movement eleven fourteen. instead you look around and wonder how it could be like to see bits on some level i still have some check on him for a lot of time as passed on at the summit on top of them wouldn't it. the expansion of anti attributes the lack of progress to two factors the management and the influence of the mafia. a european union study found that somehow the indian heroes has been paid out to mafia linked companies in kenya. this is a marine park and there was an emergency with intuition. so the systems work in place to keep out mafia controlled companies. forget the rides reconstruction work in the new trustee was put on hold up the two companies were accused of having the feel

we're going to do that people would queue. the feet. this fact after sixty years of austerity in his own painting grace and very few signs of hope to cling to. during the cost of artsy accidents now one of europe's largest economies also ranks amongst the highest maternal mortality rates in britain mori study shows that the number of premature child deaths of twenty one percent higher than the regional coverage and all the details don't call. also online there is teaming up with the plans citing global treaties to safeguard human rights. he was tony's packing up to me to see him for good and as everything is boxed up it appears that billy's of dollars have been wasted on hardware that never saw the light of day. here's a tease me in office with more the new wing qantas to ten scale money. personal agency knows how to spend it with earth and the us military the pentagon that was on the bicycle spend money on anything over the past decade defense spending has claimed they were part of the federal budget. but the question is ramping up fir

that will be the biggest you that you -- biggest queue that you are watching out for.a lot of it has party been factored in. but still interesting to see given the fact that we pose high here on friday, counting down to the exit polls starting today. likeis what it is looking on the last day of polling. a look now at some of the other stories we are following this morning. the u.k. government is calling for a more commitments from astra.over its bid for keep 50% of r&b posts in the u.k. but the government wants many more. they will testify to lawmakers later on this week. tech mahindra is hungry for more acquisitions. has bought 9 firms in the past 10 years. investors are now betting against weibo after the stock has essentially plunged. get a rally for a few days after its ipo in april that it has since lost gains. around 11% of the shares available for trading are actually on long. -- on loan. china, ite netflix in etreams licensed programs onlin but four shows were ordered to be taken down, including the highly popular "big bang theory. " what is happening? bigba --

is the only county in this geographic region, so, we have great assurances that we understand the queue. nobody else is going to be applying ugg. and this project won't get the low-income housing tax credits which are so important to not only this type of project, but to all the projects that we fund in san francisco. so, there is really no uncertainty as it relates to this or this particular funding. obviously if we don't get the low-income housing tax credit for whatever reason, you know, a late application, a flat tire driving the application to sacramento or something that has happened to us over the past 30 years, we will -- we will then reapply and the credits would rollover and be available to us. but it is -- we're doing this at this time, in part, to ensure that we can retain the section 81 1 financing. the section 81 1 financing is both capital and rent subsidies. and as we all talked about earlier in the session, the importance of the rent subsidies to making sure that this is truly affordable supportive housing. so, the benefit is really tremendous in terms of this particula

back then long queues.pparent low turn out in this year's election has been interpreted differently by all sides. the anti--coup alliance and the muslim brotherly have hailed it a victory. while others say it's a blow for the coup leaders. >> translator: the military in egypt is at its weakest point the coup is toppled and toppled by the empty ballot boxes. >> reporter: the result are said to be announced june if i feelth but the winner could be announced much earlier if the votes are finished being counted. the out come. election has never really been in kuyt dow with all signs points to go a landslide win for al sisi. but why he may have been assured a victory, he himself said that he wanted 40 million egyptians to turn out and vote. they want to show those participating this year are more than those who took part in the 2012 elections that voted for morsi. in more respects it's more about those voting than the candidates. al jazerra. >>> an associate professor of public policy at harvard university and a

she organized volunteers for walk a dog regular queue where she grew the workforce and coordinated staff adoption events. and she was very, very engaged with our office and many of the community efforts that he we had. she was often seen in the community such as our movies and the coffee free movie nights where she would work with us and animal care control to share various animal with the community. and, so, again we're just so shocked by her passing and really want to wish her family all the best as they deal with this difficult time. and would like to ask that we adjourn in her memory today. >> thank you, supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. >> thank you, madam clerk. today i am introducing a charter amendment that ties the mta's baseline to population grove so that a population increase he he in our city, mta funding increases, the additional funding would be dedicated to primarily to improving muni's frequency capacity, reliability and state of good repair with the smaller amount being dedicated to street safety improvements. colleague, i'll be honest that i did not want to introduce

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first, queue the barge as it moves from right to left on your television screen a great view of san francisco bay, not the warmest day but it's comfortable if you get away from the wind. san francisco breezy 61. livermore 69. oakland 66. santa rosa warm at 73. it has been windy in redwood city. our live neighborhood network hoover elementary school in redwood city only 59 degrees right now sustained winds at 12 miles per hour. bottom of your screen you see the peak wind gusts from today, 27 miles per hour. that is quite breezy. it will be a chilly night tonight a lot of us dropping down to the 40s including fremont down to 48. livermore 48 degrees. santa rosa dropping down to 44. but we'll warm up quickly tomorrow because the sun comes up at 6:07. today we gained 2 minutes of daylight. low pressure is passing by now to our east. a lot of showers in the sierra. that's good news. a lot of showers for nevada. and interior sections of southern california down toward fresno. but we will not see any rainfall tonight as the low moves out but the ridge of high pressure that will give us a very warm a

or even form a queue, line as we say in the united states, behind the microphone. identify yourself, name, affiliation, if any, and ask a question and try to keep it relatively brief. thank you. please go ahead. >> congratulations and very good work. i'm a fulbright student from afghanistan. it's good to see you, dr. rubin. i think the issue in afghanistan is not as black and white because it's very complex. it's extremely complex. there are so many factors. these war lords and strongmen did not exist as dr. rubin suggests, there's a -- >> i know you, i'm sure you have a lot to say on this subject, but there are other people -- >> i'll get into that. and the question that i have -- >> yes. >> i have worked with attah and with others because i worked for the government there. the stories that you say is very relevant. i have quite a few of them myself, but i won't get into it. the regional dimension, i think, these people are primarily help supported by different regional countries. like attah was invited by the president of tajikistan or by turkey or others as if i

i'm here at one of the voting stations in donetsk where the queue goes all the way down the road and around the corner the mood is extremely upbeat here on the ground we're being told that the polls will close a ten o'clock this evening local time and that preliminary results could be out as early as two or three monday morning we are however receiving some disturbing reports that in a number of polling stations in the lugansk region and that into fide masked gunmen have attacked the stations they've torn up some of the papers say victim a day to the people to the extent that one of the stations at least has closed down all foreign teams are saying that in some areas in lugansk and in donetsk the national guard is preventing people from coming forward it's impeding them we are also hearing that in those cities where there is an artillery presence the voter turnout is lower so for example in savion where in the early hours of this morning there was violence fewer people are turning out to cast their ballot than elsewhere here in the dentists' region now in this package i explore what

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i traveled to many of those voting stations here in that in its region and the queues sometimes went back down the entire road sometimes even circling around the corner people waiting there sometimes for hours in the mood was extremely optimistic people saying that this was finally a chance for them to have their voices heard as the head of the central election commission here in donetsk. explains. it was. all we wanted to declare our right to self-determination but we will only let the world know that we want change we just want to be heard and to be able to determine our region's future. now one of those comes against the backdrop of so-called antiterrorist operation this is a military operation that has been on the go for the better part of two weeks the reason that many people have given us as to why they turned out in such large numbers was because there are extremely angry with the kiev government for using its military we are seeing a casualty count many people have been killed two more were killed just yesterday during this referendum vote. the kiev government has responded b

. >> after a two and a half hour weight and 100 people in the queue the truck finally arrives. it's a big one with lots of basics including flour, sugar, butter, chicken. but supplies are rationed. each person is only allowed to buy up to two of each products. >> over the past year the lines have been getting longer in this district, and the food shortages are critical. the government must solve this situation and listen to us. people are furious. >> according to the world index venezuela is the most miserable country in the world using inflation and unemployment rates as well as gross domestic products. other statistics are equally depressing. the price of food in venezuela higher than 18 other countries in the region. in the second quarter of 2013 more than 730,000 venezuelans slid into the extreme poverty category taking that total to 2.8 million. this is one of the poorest neighborhoods in caracas. there are more than 1,000 slums like this all around the city. millions of people are living high in the mountains, but the quality of life is very low. no one in these areas has