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if we are out of compliance with rena, you should stop approving the of market raced development. -- rate development. you ought to start improving market rate and affordable housing development. until that infrastructure investment is made. am i talking absolute insanity and craziness? i am saying good night approved market rate for affordable housing. i am talking about hard, practical politics. the only way we are going to begin to address the needs that we have is if we have the private sector development community on our side. the way you get them on your side is to make shorure that thr projects are approved. that is to get back the public sector commitment, including the commitment for revenue. thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioners come mark from the north mission. 299 valencia, shame on this commission, by going above the five to one parking. are you trying to kill us? i am asking as a bicyclist. this had more input than the eastern neighborhoods. they called for the freeway to be torn down. tear down this freeway. it has got to be torn down. if you to do it yourself, it

nhk world's rena yamasawa reports. >> reporter: bordeaux in southwestern france is the country's wineital. at harvest time vineyards turn golden. saint-emilion, a small town in bordeaux, is registered as a world heritage site. one of the region's finest wines, chateau lausanne, is produced here. 16,000 bottles are made each year. to bring out the very best flavors, wine must sit for about two years in a wooden cask. it is said that oak barrels add a tannin and vanilla flavor to the wine. but the wineries throw the barrels away after using them only once because they affect the flavor of the next batch. >> translator: it's such a shame to throw these gorgeous wooden barrels away. >> reporter: now a new idea has taken hold. using the stays for floorboards. this wine wholesaler came up with the idea. the stays are cut into equal lengths. then the surface is shaved. one barrel can only produce 30 floorboards. applying the wine sediment deepens the wood's color and gives it a pleasing aroma. the wood pieces are joined to make a floor. a unique creation with a coloring and scent of wine. on

you're watching live from moscow with me rena joshie with street protests in egypt showing little sign of abating the dispute is now moving to a political balance ground the government is holding talks with the country's main opposition groups and already agreed reforms to try to hand the uprising over the last two weeks against president mubarak but the opposition says this is not enough to the standoff our policy here has more from cairo. which is not a surprise to anyone here because they really are a lot of issues that need to be discussed and a lot of players who are putting their future in their reputation on the line what is significant is that it has been agreed that a commitment was stablished to study constitutional.

access some access some poor people for especially for young people any changes come too late for rena she's already made her move to pastures new and to search for employment in western europe these are all other deals. well there is no fires or news that escapes the prying eyes of our economic expert max kaiser and his co-host stacy herbert enjoy a slice of global thinking at the kaiser report coming up at four pm g.m.t. . the russian flag will be flying high in formula one racing this season as a brand new car hits the track for its first test drive the car called the was unveiled to the public and london this week the team is gearing up to drive it on to the russian colors in just over a month when the new season starts the president their motorcycle life i meant gus says his team performed well so far. we managed to build here in times conditions a new modern and technically advanced on a model production when you started working for formula one and succeeded in some of our undertakings but it means that everything responsible so at least we deserve to be respected for what i did

access some access some sort of people for especially for young people any changes come too late for rena she's already made her move to pastures new and the search for employment in western europe these are all over the list. and there's no financial news that escapes the prying eyes of our economic expert max kaiser and his co-host stacy herbert enjoy a slice of global thinking in the kaiser report coming up next hour. an urgent investigation's been launched after the russian president personally discovered major security lapses and where a way station in moscow it came to me that his religion paid a surprise visit to one of the capitals main stations he discovered no police or metal detectors that were supposed to be inside the president criticized the federal security service for its poor performance security and transport was meant to have been tightened across the country following the recent attack on the moscow . it's coming up to quarter past the hour let's take a look at some other major headlines from around the world at least six people have been killed and six injured after a

actual system access some sort of people for especially for young people any changes come too late for rena she's already made her move to pastures new and the search for employment in western europe these are all of the bills. remember there's always more news on our website doc home and here's what's lined up for you online right now. despite that tempting cycle one hundred and twenty thousand dollars a bus drive a bus or take the on this road to finding. and the comfort of his office is a rush to get into hot water after appearing at an amateur video showing the billing side of the job find out about these stories and more on our website party talks. german chancellor angela merkel has been questioned over a military air tight i asked tribe which killed dozens of civilians in afghanistan's conducive province almost two years ago it comes as the country's parliament voted to extend the military mission in the country by one year after one hundred forty two people were killed dozens of them civilians and as a result of this strike on two fuel tankers hijacked by taliban militants the incid

will really trust the alliance at all cats rena's arvo r.t. . or british foreign policy analyst william spring gave us a damning indictment of nato calling it a bogus alliance dominated by the us. all these cables actually show it's what we've known all along that nato is a group dominated by the united states of america that in fact it's not an alliance at all in the sense of being sovereign states. it's a bogus alliance the united states works under various aliases nato is one of them i sat in afghanistan is another but all the time what the reality is of overwhelming american military power used on usually just totally defenseless places the secretary general rasmussen has seen the invalidity of the current strategic concept of nato and he is endeavoring in o.c. only way to make build bridges with russia but he's being guarded by hillary clinton i think something from these cables anyway so it appears some sort of pale pink lefty and hillary clinton seems desperate to stop. anders rasmussen making any positive outreach to russia. well your vi

back system access some sort of people for especially for young people any changes come too late for rena she's already made her move to pastures new and the search for employment in western europe these are all other r.t. the list. the german chancellor angela merkel is being questioned over a military airstrike which killed dozens of civilians in afghanistan's condemns province almost two years ago it comes as the country's parliament voted to extend the military mission in the country by one year after hundred forty two people were killed dozens of them civilians a result of the strike on two fuel tankers hijacked by taliban militants the incident sparked a political storm in germany claiming the jobs of several top military officials peace activist jens wagner says the nato countries are just a hop it's controlled by the hands of the us when it comes to the war in afghanistan. from the point of the americans germany is certainly reluctant but from the point of view of the german pope population. the government is eager to be in alliance with the united states in the question of afghan

he's retired flies up from southern california works up a sweat helping to quell at rena.r is here for use still warming up today. we had three records for this date. santa rosa 76 degrees and... oakland at 72. skpefr one else into 70s as well. warm weather continues for just a little while here. there is a time lapse view from sutro camera with lovely skies and sunset at 5:40. here is our accu-weather forecast. we've got cold mornings coming up wednesday through friday. sunny skies ahaechld but temperatures overnight dropping below freezing in spots wednesday morning thursday morning and friday morning, then extra clouds in the sky. there is a slight chance of rain sunday or monday. >> thank you. >> and coming up next freebies in an east bay high school. >> a business trying to close the >>> president obama says the united states will recognize the world's newest nation, but with one condition. join me tonight at 9:00 to find out what that is. >> then at 11:00 here on abc 7 some of the dangerous intersections in the bay area for bicyclists. >> and finally for now every st

one is a former bal law rena from russia -- ballerina, the other, a chef from algeria. the men have never been charged with a crime. they expect the men to be released in the next year. now, joining us is cynthia. you with with the group "no more guantanamos." tell us about the group. >> the resolution, first of all, does not mention the names any detainees. we give those two who have been cleared, just to put a humane faces are in guantanamo who are -- human faces are in guantanamo who are to be released. >> reporter: you said you would be willing to open your home to one of the detainees? >> yes. i'm so sure the detainees who would come to berkeley after process of elimination to make sure they are peaceful and safe and they want to come here that i would invite one to live in my home. i do want to emphasize the city of berkeley is not being asked to spend any money whatsoever. i believe they will be safe and i think whoever we choose will be a good fit in our community. >> thank you. cynthia with the group "no more guantanamos." the resolution is expected to coming u

i want to thank david and i like to also thank rena blankenhorn for the work she's done to make this possible is to make this room possible. i also want to thank the staff at the institute that is just done an outstanding job making a very tight assignment to write this book within a year actually possible. so thanks to all the institute staff. in the last and among the most important people or what to think before i begin my remarks is john jackson. john had an idea that somebody ought to be thought thought importune century and to the future of philanthropy. and he had the courage to look around and see how that could come true to figure out how to make such these upper cabin. so i'm deeply grateful to john at it like to ask you all to thank him. thank you, guys. [applause] these are ideals a lot of it can't come a really compelling idea that we go have lunch and get over it without making it happen. but david blankenhorn and john based in print that kind of people in were all very much for the better, so great thanks. the arguments in this book are precisely the importance of free

they wanted to take care of that and build a work force were capable of the environmental or rena.hank you. >> can i just jump in on that? >> you can if you do it real quick. you said alignment of interest in this public-private partnerships. one of the things that made our transaction work is we are sharing the upside with this state. we are partners going forward. that alignment of the more successful this partnership is, the state is going to participate significantly on the upside makes this a true partnership. i was picking up on after the deal was done metrics, that is a great way to keep us tied together. >> in have to make sure labor is at the table and labor unions are part of the process. i know you are trying to build some sort of cyber security critical mass. you were very much focused on making sure you had the work force needed for a sophisticated field. >> it is interesting to hear from each of the governor's what their strengths are. some of those strengths are billions of years in the creation in the some of them come from innovation that have occurred in the last