they say hundred sen's policies are the opposite of their democracy. last year they were ranked 143rd for press freedom. freedom in the press is guaranteed by the 1993 constitution, but the journalists often face persecution under a 1995 law that bans reports deemed to threaten political stability. the opposition also argued that independence of the judiciary is under threat because most judges have close ties to the ruling party. the ruling party is well organized nationwide, and they mobilize government in election campaigns to gain more votes. it should be noted that the voters apparently continue to give hundred sen and his party credit for the achievement of the past 20 years and conflict continued among warring parties even after the end of the decade of the civil war. hun sen -- consequently the nation's security once to be the worst in southeast asia has improved. cambodia has received aid from japan, china and other members when international community to build infrastructure and achieve economic growth. cambodia still needs global assistance,

it is crazy and makes no sens not competitive. >> kimberly, wrap it up. >> figure it out. hire me and come to my state. i am willing to work. i would rather have a job than not have a job, that's the bottom loin. >> way to wrap it up nicely. >> coming up, are americans gunning to them and getting is good. illinois is the last state to approve concealed >> well, it is now official, illinois becoming the final state in the union to allow gun owners to offer concealed weapons. gun and a mmo, sales jumping six percent a year. estimated sales 11 and half billion and background checks almost doubling and membership for the nra jumping and kg any connection here? >> i am a big advocate of the right it carry your firearms and i like florida's law in particular because it works well there. the obama administration so manies to act like they are antigun. people are buying more guns in his administration, more than ever. nra membership up and people are concerned about protecting their rights. >> some are saying president obama is the best salesmen for guns. >> nra going around confi

of the throw 0 sen souls on board.had 181 transported to the local hospitals and of that 18149 were serious and in the initial victims transported from the scone. additional 132 were transported in the incident and triaged as they were the minor casultities. and we accounted for 123 people here in the terminals of the airport that were uninjured and remained in place and at this time, we have confirmed doa passengers on the aircraft. >> so those add up to 306 and we are working to confirm the last one. dale mentioned we have 123 individuals uninjured and processed in the airport as we speak. dave? >> thank you. at this time we are working with the ntsb on determining the exact cause of the incident. there is currently and no indication that terrorism or criminal acts contributed to the incident. we are coping the flight ands passengers and crews and loved ones in our thoughts. >> i want to finish by talking about the status of the airport as a whole. we have four runways in sfo. we reopened two of the four runways and

and it was con sen youal voluntary and not for payment, off duty conduct. and so, if it is not considered illegal, by your operational rules, and i am just trying to see how else you can site her for that. >> yeah. >> i am in kind of a tough situation, i run into the situations and i can't just ignore it. >> i know. and that is why i was asking about your experience and whether there are circumstances where people are having activities that you might consider that falls in one category and may not actually be that. okay, i have no further questions. okay. thank you. >> is there any public comment on this item? >> seeing no public comment, we will take rebuttal. if you will you have three minutes. >> speak into the microphone. >> i think that he hit it right on the head which is the under 12 g, of the regulations, you referring to the massage establishment or the employee engages in any illegal conduct. okay? and in connection with the permitted activity. and it is illegal conduct and she was not engaged in permitted activity because she was not on the job a

opposition leader has told al jazeera he wants an inquiry into the reelection of prime minister hun sen. asia's longest-serving prime minister won another term in office in sunday's vote. than oney says more million voters have not been able to cast their ballots. he wants a committee including international experts to look into a series of complaints. hasctually the committee just confirmed that irregularities are so widespread that they have distorted the will of the cambodian people. we want this fact to be recognized by everybody, that the will of the cambodian people has been disordered. seriously distorted. >> more from the capital. >> the opposition leader went on to tell us that this committee will last one month and investigate these irregularities. it is going to have members from the ruling party, from the opposition party, and from the united nations. it will take one month to look into these irregularities and do a proper investigation. he went on to say that after that, it is going to be very important for the ruling party and for the position to work together to start imp

it is up to the people and the congress to rein is sen.hey could if they wanted to, but theee is not enough backbar up their terrain in the presidential powers. charles: why would republicans allow this to happen. almighty, they will have that kind of power. why else would they laid out for this? >> iis inbred in our system. there is complacency. for a long time people did not complain too much because there was enough money to go around. liberals g what they wanted, conservatives got their money to pass out around the world. now they realize we are on the verge of bankruptcy. people still trust us. they know it's coming to an end. this is why people are becoming more partisan. it is a mess. the egg knowledge man and the allowing of our presidents to a use these powers and act on their rounds. it has been around for a long time. charles: absolutely amazing. somebody better draw a line in the sand. d.c. might stir up trouble over there, but it is not afraid to snoop on people here. new reports, demanding big tech companies handover your pas

during this sen -- centennial year we reflect on the transit system. driven not test, test, test, test, test test >> good morning, everyone. welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors budget and finance meeting for friday june 21st. that i'm supervisor mark farrell. i'm joined by other supervisors. i would like to thank the members of sftv who are covering this meeting as well as the clerk. clshg any announcements >> and completely silence any electronic devises. items acted upon today will be on the july agenda unless otherwise stated >> okay. today we have monthly our public comment for this year's budget. i want to make a few announcements. everyone in the public is going to have 2 minutes to speak. after comment and you do get to the microphone please exit the chambers for everyone to have seats. we have an overflow room. if you have disabled and need special accommodatess or if you have which were with you, please contact one of the steve's and we'll get you in front of the line. due to the number of speakers we'll not call the speaker card

in the church as eyes, the act remains a sen. gosh juggling young kids with jobs is not easy. in germany, providing child care has become a pretty hot political issue. >> giving families the right to a preschool they care for young children but not enough places to deliver on that promise. >> 14 has a day care place. greece and austria have among the lowest rates in europe. >> here in germany, a big gap between supply and demand. the letter rather have money than a day care center. >> we started registering. the daycare center next year at the earliest, it is a drag on the household budget. >> partners parents and i don't live too far away. >> that is the reality for many families in germany. the situation is less acute in eastern germany where day care was a priority in eastern bloc times. there is a day care center in frankfurt. >> our capacity here is completely exhausted. the coats rooms, and more children. >> it is hard to keep disappointed parents that want to have their children taken care of here. parents should use their new rights in this to -- and sue. that is the o

in the church as eyes, the act remains a sen. gosh juggling young kids with jobs is not easy. in germany, providing child care has become a pretty hot political issue. >> giving families the right to a preschool they care for young children but not enough places to deliver on that promise. >> 14 has a day care place. greece and austria have among the lowest rates in europe. >> here in germany, a big gap between supply and demand. the letter rather have money than a day care center. >> we started registering. the daycare center next year at the earliest, it is a drag on the household budget. >> partners parents and i don't live too far away. >> that is the reality for many families in germany. the situation is less acute in eastern germany where day care was a priority in eastern bloc times. there is a day care center in frankfurt. >> our capacity here is completely exhausted. the coats rooms, and more children. >> it is hard to keep disappointed parents that want to have their children taken care of here. parents should use their new rights in this to -- and sue. that is the o

during this sen -- centennial year we reflect on the transit system. driven not >>> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> good morning, and welcome to the joint meeting of the san francisco public utilities commission and local agency formation commission. my name is john avalos. this meeting is brought to

. >> deborah madden has been sens sentenced to five years probation. the 62-year-old receive that had sentence today apologizing to the city and friends and claimed -- blamed her behavior on alcohol addiction and depression admitted taking cocaine in 2009. the scandal rocked the department but after two mistrials madden pleaded guilty to judge a federal misdemeanor charge of cocaine possession. >> fire officials urging more foam evacuate because that have massive wildfire in southern california. smoke from fire in the san jacinto mountains is rising above palm springs growing to nearly 25,000 acres and still only 15% contained. today, officials issued a warning for 700 homes in pine cove. that is on top of 6,000 evacuated three days ago. officials say the fire is spreading, it's a real challenge for them. and that smoke beginning to drift here to the bay area. abc 7 news is live with a look at how that is going to affect us. >> it's remarkable how upper level winds can carry smoke to the bay area, it's unfortunate that wildfire is burning down there. r

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dallas has the same budget that detroit has and dallas has 1.2 to 5 resident where detroit only has sen hundred. >> are we overtaxing the people of detroit? >> this are not enough bodies and there is a reason why there are no bodies there, detroit has the highest taxes anywhere in michigan. they pay so much money and that is dliefing people out. why would you stay in detroit when you can go to neighboring areas. the problem is not enough people. that is a symptom of the problem. >> and the corporate tax welfare that helped to bankrupt the city. you have retired who worked and save and about to lose that 19,000 pension that is theirs and have that stolen from them and yet at the same time we are building a 233 million stadium? >> solutions. >> we have to get rid of the corporate tax welfare system. >> you are talking about increasing corporate taxes. >> i think there has to be a balance. and detroit doesn't have the balance when it comes to providing welfare. president obama in the opening clip said we will not let president obama go bankrupt. it was the companies. talk show host >> i go

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during this sen -- centennial year we reflect on the transit system. driven not >> this is the meeting of the recreation. >> call role. >> commissioner boner. >> harrison. >> present. >> and commissioner levoton does have an exkugsed absence. if you could turn off any electronic sounding devices that could go off, we would ask that you take any secondary conversations outside in order for the meeting to provide as efficiently as possible. if you would like to speak on an item today, we would ask that you complete a blue card and get it to me. each person will have three minutes on public comment on each item unless otherwise announced by the president of the commission. and if there is an item of interest today that is not on the agenda, you would speak under general public comment and that is item 4 and then continue again at item 11. last if you would please address your comments to the commission during public comment on items and in order to allow equal time for all neither the commission or staff will respond to any questions during public comment

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in a sen, i have been working on it ever since. it took place from 2004 -- the research took place from 2004. the key point is it is the complete access which hasn't happened to anybody else. so she turned key in the lock for me. >> host: right. although it's authorized, you call her miss thatcher. >> host: i call her margaret until she becomes miss thatcher. >> host: right. i'll probably stick with miss thatcher. although authorized she was somebody that doesn't like to talk about personal matters. she didn't want to dwell on her life. she was very tidy and got rid of things. a sense it must be some difficulty in tackling the subject even though it was authorized. >> guest: yes. it seemed from a historian's point of view in documentary terms she's a potential history yab nightmare. she wanted to throw erg away. you can't throw thing away when you are a prime minister, the officials keep it. the big problem is early in the life. how could you crack this? because she destroyed everything. not to conceal secrets but tidy-minded house

help to make sure that we have the very best hospital in the country to provide care 24 hours a day, senays a week for everyone in san francisco. i would ask you to open your heart today and fill out one of the donation cards on the table here no matter how large or small your donation every dollar counts your support today may help save someone's life may be your own and so on behalf of san francisco general trauma center i want to that you for coming here and continued support of the hopped and we have a building that is going up but which still have to fill this hospital with the best cutting edge equipment that we have to deliver the kind of care that we deliver 24, 27, 365 at the hospital. and so please give the donation cards to the host coming around the room and happy valentine's day. (applause) . >>. >> good afternoon ladies and gentlemen i'm so thrilled to be here with you celebrating the wonderful hero and is hearts. we are back on the field and on an occasion. heros and hearts are all here. and here's where -- breakings and it's dreams you are creating and with the help p of

according to asiana airlines the pilot logged 10,000 hours as a pilot but 43 hours on the boeing 77 sen and it was his first time landing -- boeing 777 and it was his first time landing that type of plane at this airport. >> when we interview the crew, we'll get a lot more details about their activities, their work, their training, who was the pilot flying and the pilot in command. >> reporter: data recovered from two flight recorders shows the plane came in too slow and too low before the tail hit a seawall along the runway and broke off. passenger benjamin levy thought the landing was being aborted. >> i thought maybe we'd go back up and start flying again and provide another landing, but we went back down again. so it felt like slow motion. >> reporter: family members of the two teenage passengers who died are coming to san francisco from their home in china. the two girls were found outside the plane, but investigators say the crash may not have been what killed one of them. autopsies are being performed to determine if an emergency truck hit one of the girls as it raced to the scen

and you rather have somebody not working for $6 an hour or not working at $25 than working at six or sen that a job to learn skills and get a head. >> how about the fact that the money would pen fit walmart when they reinvest. that's how it workings. >> just like nancy pelosi with every stimulus program. >> it is trickle down economics my frnd. >> go a head, wayne. we have a perfect accident in the automobile industry. wages got so crazy and wildly out of hand. you had to bail out general motors. who pays for that? your money gets to pay automobile worker in detroit. it is crazy and makes no sense. not competitive. >> kimberly, wrap it up. >> figure it out. hire me and come to my state. i am willing to work. i would rather have a job than not have a job, that's the bottom loin. >> way to wrap it up nicely. >> coming up, are americans gunning to them and getting is good. illinois is the last state to approve concealed gun. excuse me, sir i'm gonna have to ask you to power down your little word game. i think your friends will understand. oh...no, it's actually my geico app...see? ...i just

during this sen -- centennial year we reflect on the transit system. driven not >>> >>> i'm audrey joseph. the acting chair of the entertainment commission. july will mark the 10th year of the entertainment commission and we as an industry have come a long way. our venues are safer, we have survived the recession, our city has produced an economic impact report that speaks to our value as an industry, we are looking forward to the next economic impact report on daytime events and festival and we continue to improve our permitting process most recently the help of supervisor scott wiener exte

during this sen -- centennial year we reflect on the transit system. driven not >> pilaties.a creation, an old regimen of exercise. really based on core engagement and core structure and core development. we do a lot of exercise in developing that and think about lengthening of the spine and our muscles. if you're a runner, if you're into kayaking, martial arts, cycling pilates are for you. >> programs are variety year around at various locations and to learn more come to the richmond athletic cente >> good afternoon, everyone, and welcome to

now, the price of a manicure in japan at the time was 100 sen, but the geisha that yamamoto love today hang out with teasingly named him 80 sen because they felt a man who only had eight fingers didn't deserve to pay full price for a manicure. yamamoto thought this was very funny which is actually something i liked about him, because you don't usually associate humor with the commander in chief of the imperial japanese navy. but as you probably know, yamamoto's most famous for being the architect of japan's surprise attack on pearl harbor. now, the attack was hugely innovative for its day which many people don't realize. the dominant naval strategy at the time was the decisive naval battle. you were supposed to go out and find your enemy's fleet far out at sea and destroy them. but yamamoto turned that thinking completely on its head with his attack on the u.s. pacific fleet. it was the first time in naval history that so many aircraft had ever been launched from the sea to attack a navy's fleet in its own home port. and so as the attack on pearl harbor shows, yamamoto could be a very

would like to express our utmost sympathy and regret for the distress experienced by the pass sentences sen gers for oz flight 214 and their families as a result of this accident. we apologize most deeply. >>> just into our newsroom, the owner of a popular martial arts studio was on the plane. he owns elite martial arts studio. he was traveling with nine others including his family and several students. he posted a message on the academy's facebook page shortly after the crash saying, quote, all is well, elite families and everyone is fine. everyone is home and resting after a long and exhausting day. thank you for all the good wishes. >>> two paralyzed, two with severe road wash burns and broken bones. we are now getting a clear picture of the extent of the injuries for those who survived the crash. stephanie is with us at the bay area hospital. i understand this is the largest incident for that hospital? >> reporter: that's right. her civilian training with the air force helped prepare her for yesterday and keep her calm. and right now keeping calm is what one survivor tells us she's forc

[applause] if i can do this sort go from one by sen to look as 65,000 in 20 years we could do anything. [applause] >> host: i will still one of my favorite lines from one of the most prestigious groups we have to stop doing the dumb things and start doing the smart thing is. [laughter] >> a final thoughts? [laughter] >> again, someone like ted comes along once in our life and follows in the line of the great tycoons at the turn of the last century of the carnegie to bright light failed literacy and rockefeller setting aside grand teton park he and he is in this incredible class. and it is kind of amazing he has adopted montana as his backyard he is a tough act to follow the one thing i'd like to ask you to do, will lead you to a reprise with you were inducted into the national bison hall of fame? >> battle get this teiids very often eats at the montana and grow. [laughter] survey he was inducted to the bison hall of fame the presidents from mount rushmore were behind him and he stood up in the den in the songs. >> wears a very? you need him up here. there we go. [applause] >> o give me

during this sen -- centennial year we reflect on the transit system. driven not test, test, test, test, test test >> good morning, everyone. welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors budget and finance meeting for friday june 21st. that i'm supervisor mark farrell. i'm joined by other supervisors. i would like to thank the members of sftv who are covering this meeting as well as the

sen tomorrow wa -- senator wants to create a system, legislation that would let state and city governments turn their pension plans over to private insurance companies. under his plan, employers would pay a premium each year to a state licensed insurer. workers would then receive fixed amount annuity payments after they retire. hatch says his overhaul would ease financial strains on state and local governments, and public workers would get the type of benefits they want. >>> and coming up, the most powerful financial regulators in the country want the biggest banks in the nation to meet tighter requirements, but will the new rules make them safer? >>> but first a look at some of the stocks hitting all-time highs today. >>> grease is the word, the struggling greek government is close to reaching a deal with lenders to get the next big bailout payment by monday. but first, the finance administration will decide if they made enough public sector job cuts to receive another loan of more than $3 billion. >>> while the international fund helps grease rebound it doesn't have good news for the glo

sen for assistance -- facing really the special jules -- jewels that are the urban villages that we live in. san franciscans during campaigns read everything they are sent in the mail. love to meet candidates. a gauge with them in conversations. i also learned how important it is to build bridges between communities, particularly communities of diversity we have. i was just incredibly honored to have been elected in november 2008. my district really encompasses the ethnic and economic diversity that exists throughout the city. as a result, i think my district is really emblematic of the entire city. you can find every political perspective that you could possibly want in district 3. so oftentimes, the interest of my district and the city really are quite a line, so i do not have to think about this difference is probably quite as often as some of my colleagues may have to. i in particular want to thank the mayor for his decision to protect our nutrition programs. this is something that i think we all believe is incredibly important at a time when we have seen massive federal and state cu

announced the outcome but an executive of the ruling cambodian people's party led by prime minister heng sen has claimed victory. he says that based on the party's own count, they're expected to win 68 of the 123 seats in the lower house. the cambodian national rescue party is the largest among the opposition. it's expected to make remarkable gains, but they've accused the ruling party of committing irregularities during the campaign. the capital phnom penh is on high alert for protests by supporters of the opposition parties. military and police have blocked streets near the prime minister's residence. the national election committee says it could take weeks to compile the official results. >>> south korea's unification minister says his country will make a final offer to talk with north korea about reopening a jointly run industrial zone. he said in a statement sunday the south will make an official proposal to the north on monday. north korea criticized the recent joint military exercises between u.s. and south korean troops. in april, the north withdrew 53,000 workers from the kaeson ind

just to the north of the site, the parking lot at the carpeting sen interpret. [speaker not understood] uses in that shopping center aren't in the radius. a little bit closer, look exactly what we're looking at in terms of lot and again, these are the five formula retailers in the radius. five store fronts, five businesses you would walk by on market street. the other thing driving the kg lag, it serves the saved kay to the north. it's not a building, not a business, it's just a parking lot. now, if you take out the parking lot, we'd have a different calculation. 1% would be a significant reduction in formula retail. and again, you'd still be looking at the formula retailers within the radius. you just wouldn't have a parking lot included in the calculation. we can certainly do things differently and in the past we have done things differently. if you look at blocks, for example, look at who is on the block face and across the street, in this case you'd get approximately 20%. we're also lumping all the uses in this 300 for radius together. and if you look -- it'

resulting victory for the ruling party meaning five more years than in power for the prime minister hun sen however the people's party is acknowledge significant gains by the opposition in parliament. by brains parliament but animal protests in the capital the justice minister called for tougher measures against escalating antigovernment anger on saturday blasted the country injured three police officers during the series of anti-government attacks. been witnessing arab spring protests for more than two years the ruling family accused of violent crackdowns and human rights abuses you can share this with. president putin is in the crimea for russia's navy day the region in southern ukraine is home to russia's black sea fleet the visit follows on from the president's to the unity of orthodox christians coinciding with the arrival of a holy said andrews cross relic in kiev but aside from the festivities and the friendly talks between the two countries' leaders there are stumbling blocks to reports. russian president. president. carried on the celebration and. brought from greece to kiev with h

up tick on the utilization of these utilization accounts, people have been reimbursed in a higher pe sen taj due to a lot of outreach from both the business community, other members in the community. >> so, now that hra's are not allowed under the aca, then what happens in terms of, you know, compliance with the health and security ordinance, what ways do employers have? >> yeah, i certainly expect and there's all indications that there's a lot of robust policy discussions about this and any potential changes but for the time being, or pending any changes, i think our expectation or our understanding is commencing in 2014, again, no with standing the possibility of changes at the federal or local level, employers would simply provide health insurance or contribute to the city option, those would be the two principle methods of complying with our local spending requirement. >> i see. so, talking about the 53% of employers who place restrictions on these accounts, then we're talking abthese folks now going the route of insurance or healthy

i know every one of our colleagues recognizes the sen stratev to the vitality of our city rec and parks have. this month rec and park would like to honor an important set of partners with the activities that they do. in particular, our youth stewardship program which is a program where we have dozens of teachers that work to schedule field trip dates to local parks and to help give back to our community with restorations and [speaker not understood] while taking lessons back into the classroom. and i know our representatives from rec and park also want to acknowledge that as well. so, with that i'd like to acknowledge rec and park. >> thank you, mr. president. my name is kimberly kiefer and i oversee the rec and park department. it is my great honor to celebrate today the 50 youth stewardship teachers who have come out over the years, countless years to give back to our students and to our parks for free. last year we were able to work with almost over 3,000 students that our san francisco unified students, we have teacher kay kerman here who is one of our oldest teachers. she's been in