shaw. mrs.w indicated that the person with the red mask was the most aggressive in the robbery. >> the identity of the other two dna profiles in the mask was inconclusive. the ski mask implicated ronald benson. the shoe impression outside the shaws' home implicated shannon touchet. but there was no forensic evidence linking reggie basile to the crime. >> as an investigator, that's a little hard to swallow, you know. that's a little hard to leave in the end of the day with, knowing that there's nothing else you can do, and you feel fairly certain of who's responsible for doing it. >> investigators hoped that would change. if yand you're talking toevere rheumyour rheumatologiste me, about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contri

the residents and the resident leadership and you know the tenants association tenant by labelle and shaw barbara kohlman and others (clapping) you know great people (laughter) ada drain a they not only live in the development but hoped to design and put it together they put their blood and sweat search warrant us making sure we have build and design fits their needs and also adds to the fabric of this community i want to thank our partnerships san francisco housing division and the tabernacle association and my old friend reverend walker we've known each other and fred black and brown alliance is here and rich is here with enterprise and community development enterprise community partners and their help with hope sf and strategy are here working with the residents i got everyone needs to know that this is this development we're talking about takes millions and millions of dollars to do and it take people from the private sector to invest in community like this where most people are run away but j.p. morgan chase is here we've done hundreds of millions of with them and rb c, cc r.c. appre

vaw knee shaw gets most of their water from a lake 65% full. so the city is only getting 25% from what they would normally get. >>> the statewide snowpack of 5% shatters the previous record low of 25% set in the 1977 drought. that drought is known for starting a water conservation. people even put bricks in their toilets for conservation. it is much worse this time. >> and to further illustrate how bad it is take a look at some of these before and after pictures of the reservoirs. some lakes are at dangerously low levels. with the low snowpack and without the major storms they will stay at those levels. simple changes at home can help you save gallons of water every day. we have a link with details at abc7news.com. >>> new details in the violent attack on a san francisco taxi driver all captured by the surveillance camera. when they reached their destination the passenger was pummeling the driver with a padlock and then started hitting him in the head. it happened after midnight at 7th and market street. he says he is grateful he was not seriou

. >> good morning commissioner i'm patrick shaw i'd like to wish you a happy first anniversary the first conflict of interest ethnics complaints against wendy commissioner paskin-jordan was filed on april 3rd, 2014, i've wondered lastly about filing a missing persons report against board he's not investigated her conflict of interest commissioner paskin-jordan said into a video youtube she's aggregated fund with her firm to reach the $10 million threshold for her gm o investment and the ethnics complaint alleged who emotional did they aggregate funds from f is this board allowing a miss b of a commissioner to go unchecked that will be viewed as an enforcements of misconduct truly commissioner matthew's understand this commissioner paskin-jordan landed in the san francisco examiner that if the gentleman will distribute that i'll appreciate it. >> mr. fitzgerald rogers helped to stop the article sfwiements help stop san francisco government recorded on commissioner paskin-jordan investment in the geoinvestment fund the retirement board investment that puts this board in the media where you

here it is. >> look at the shaw on that sucker.s hungry? the guys of course. you can have that. >> who wouldn't want that sandwich. so good. they're right. get your tickets early. when it comes to food truck festivals, they're always usually sold out. lot of people. >> time has come, mike will re-enact this scene from kerry. that's right we got fox flashback friday trending. now mike is going to do this. it will be great. but first we got to get to quincy. spring flinging. >> i say hello to robin in lansdale. watching good day. we love you. we love up. we love you. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> too much fun. >> i've just been told i'm in charge of the balloon drop. >> oh that's very big responsibility. >> but i don't know how to do it. >> you can't mess this up. >> what do you pull the white string? >> pull the spring. don't do it now. >> no i don't think i can reach it. >> okay. >> we'll be figuring this out. you can't mess that up. all right? >> so almost prom time. >> let's get back to lansdale, though. >> quincey? >> having so much fun righ

shaw next i'd like to bring up the treasurer of the association like the church in the background we've got energy coming up so welcome (clapping.) >> first of all, i want to give god all the glory and honor because he's worthy to be placed and my - i know you may not want to pronounce my name but whatever makes you feel comfortable this is a great opportunity to stand before you and my god i'm a great leadership i want to tell my community how great god is its not about the community but life and the people i'm honored to be here it's not easy i see all of you guys come to help alice griffith i came here in 996 it was not good but today, i voyage for you a great place to live and i thank you all thank you fred you were there and my great unit and ms. jones and la habra bell was there and tiffany and the mayor and the supervisor thank you all for believing in us there's a time when the residents were saying we're affordability what we do for the community and i just stand up here and say to god about all the glory because he gave us the strength and wisdom and knowledge to let the peopl

it's called the shaw memorial. it's by augustus saint-gaudens. this is a memorial to robert gould shaw-- who's the captain right here on the horse-- and the 54th massachusetts volunteer regiment during the civil war. anybody know what this might be made of? what's it look like? girl: it looks like copper. looks like copper? because it's shiny or gold, yes. boy: looks more bronze to me. looks more like bronze. boy: plaster? plaster. very good. this particular piece is in plaster, and it was covered in many layers of paint, some layers of bronze leaf some layers of gold leaf and all kinds of waxes and synthetic coatings. but the unfortunate thing is that it was exhibited almost outside-- it had a 3-sided shelter around it in new hampshire at the artist's homestead. now, what do you think happens to plaster when it's outside? girl: it ages? it ages. it gets worn down. what would happen? why would that happen? what goes on outside? and this was in new hampshire. sturman: wind and rain snow...sun... you could even get some animals climbing up on it. w

vaw knee shaw gets most of their water from a lake 65% full. so the city is only getting 25% from what they would normally get. >>> the statewide snowpack of 5% shatters the previous record low of 25% set in the 1977 drought. that drought is known for starting a water conservation. people even put bricks in their toilets for conservation. it is much worse this time. >> and to further illustrate how bad it is take a look at some of these before and after pictures of the reservoirs. some lakes are at dangerously low levels. with the low snowpack and without the major storms they will stay at those levels. simple changes at home can help you save gallons of water every day. we have a link with details at abc7news.com. >>> new details in the violent attack on a san francisco taxi driver all captured by the surveillance camera. when they reached their destination the passenger was pummeling the driver with a padlock and then started hitting him in the head. it happened after midnight at 7th and market street. he says he is grateful he was not seriou

vaw knee shaw gets most of their water from a lake 65% full.so the city is only getting 25% from what they would normally get. >>> the statewide snowpack of 5% shatters the previous record low of 25% set in the 1977 drought. that drought is known for starting a water conservation. people even put bricks in their toilets for conservation. it is much worse this time. >> and to further illustrate how bad it is take a look at some of these before and after pictures of the reservoirs. some lakes are at dangerously low levels. with the low snowpack and without the major storms they will stay at those levels. simple changes at home can help you save gallons of water every day. we have a link with details at abc7news.com. >>> new details in the violent attack on a san francisco taxi driver all captured by the surveillance camera. when they reached their destination the passenger was pummeling the driver with a padlock and then started hitting him in the head. it happened after midnight at 7th and market street. he says he is grateful he was not serious

. >> reporter: the entire crew is back after the take down of owen shaw. they are able to return to the united states, but there's a problem, shaw's brother wants revenge. the entire crew is once again in danger. >>> woman in gold is a drama based on on a true story. >> you are quite rude and unciewt and no interest in the past. >> reporter: a jewish river gee is forced to flee vienna during world l world war ii. she takes on a mission to reclaim a painting that the nazi stole from her family. it's the lady in gold. she teams up with an inexperienced and determined young lawyer portrayed by ryan reynolds. >>> effe gray is our last movie. that depicts a victorian art dealer, a teen bride and a painter. >> you do not understand the details of relations with a man he has not experienced with him. >> reporter: emma thompson wrote and stars in the story about the virgin teen bride where a woman is expected to be seen e seen and not heard. a complicatessed love triangle then ensues sues. >> you can find out where any of these films are playing head to 6abc.com.

joining me now is cynthia shaw.see you again. >> good to see you. >> reporter: i'm noticing a lot of tweets popping up on the board. in what way are the digital communications playing a role in this effort? >> to have the eyewitness reports from the ground of what's going on what they're seeing in the rubble is hugely helpful for the responders to plan how to get relief where needed. by monitoring posts we're able to take note of where there's help and misinformation and let people know where to receive help. >> reporter: and i'm seeing some amazing tweets and posts coming in about rescues just almost miraculous rescues and stories of survival. >> yes. those positive stories, it's great to share that with the affected community so they know there's still hope. in these critical hours post the disaster, having hope is essential to survival. >> reporter: a lot of people want to send supplies but money is more important. and the reason is? >> the reason is if you take the $2 bottle of water, pack it ship it transport i

cynthia shaw joins us this morning. you've got way for people to help out. >> after a disast strike updated maps are crucial. so far we had over 2,000 volunteers that have gone into the open street maps and have tagged damaged buildings, roadways that are not passable and real yiers that might not have seen any add. this allows relief workers to get help more effectively into the areas. >> reporter: we'll be sure to put the information on our website. we do appreciate your taking the time to talk with us today. thank you. the american red cross. you can donate by texting the word nepal to 90999 or by calling 1-800-red cross. we're live in san jose this morning. >> we with hope the bay area will step up in a big way. >>> the walt disney parent company is committing a million tlars in aid to victims of the disaster. it will be split among the red cross and save the children. if you like to donate help us in our help nepal effort. you can text anynepal to 90999 or call 1-800-red cross. >>> just looking outside at the ballp

. >> security is stepped up this morning at bell shaw elementary school for a man who appears to be on the prowl for young children. amy is with us with the latest. >> reporter: parents here this morning telling us they're not surprised. they heard about it happening in brentwood earlier this week. now they're worry thad it is happening here. >> drop off was crowded this morning, mom's told us there was more parents here than usual, keeping a closer on eye their kids now that word has spread of a stranger trying to lure a child into his truck. >> all of the moms were calling each other. >> the school was not just full of parents, they also increased security on campus. >> we have administrators here. we have our security team. >> police say a man driving a red pick up tried to convince a 5th grade boy to get into the truck. he later reported it to school officials and police were called around 1:00 p.m. investigators say they are looking but have not found the man. >> obviously it is disturbing, but it is the times that we live in. all around so we just besides teaching students the ba

as four gunmen frommal shaw bob stormed the campus.an emerging from one building, sag he covered himself in his classmates blood and saved dead. this young woman hid in a wardrobe and covered herself in clothes. >> i was scared. >> she said she heard the gun men and her fellow students about islam. if they couldn't answer the questions, they would be executed. she remains hidden for two days without food or water. now the broken glass and bullet holes still visible. police say they killed the four gunmen and have arrested five other suspects. now the kenyan government vowing to hunts down mohamed mohamed, the mastermind behind it. but they released a statement and said this will not be the last and kenyan's city will run red with blood. >> the government vow to go respond in the severist way possible and calling for three days of national mourning. abc news, london. >>> a southern california man is spending the next 8 weeks inside a glass box fasting. he's doing it in protest of the armenian genocide that happened 100 years ago. more t

they have no intent to comply with anything like this municipality indeed that is the case even randy shaweemed to agree with small business he wrote it is a simple growth mechanism is simply won't work >> what could work you have a number is the host puts that you wouldn't advance it without that number and leave it up to the city but verifies the number is a legitimate number and you know, i get it - >> sure if there are significant fines and penalties associated with that number if it is listed on a platform it is in the river the number to the listed it is onerous on us to look at the law enforcement position of the city some folks might be here having this conversation others are not interested in the conversation wouldn't expect that it won't work we've seen a little bit of practice those press we regularly screen from a quality number of cities around the world trust is important part of the platform and in los angeles this is a press around a number of folks removed and within twenty-four hours it popped up on a platform if the city didn't have an effective enforceability policy i

brianne: with brightly colored walls, umbrellas, this restaurant in the shaw section of d.c.celebrating caribbean life but it's also giving discounts to some drivers. >> i don't know how i came up with it you know what i'm saying? it was just i had time to think. brianne: michael said it was back in 2013 when he was talking with his girlfriend about how many tickets are issued in the d.c. area for parking and speeding violations. he says that's when the idea for his new venture, caribbean citations was born. here, as the slogan says you can turn your traffic ticket into a meal ticket. >> depending on how much money i can lose on product, i give a discount. brianne: here's how it works. bring in that ticket. it doesn't have just be a ticket from d.c. take a look at the menu on the green side is if you don't have a citation. the red is the discounted price if you do. at the restaurant sterling walks around dressed as a citation officer writing meal tickets. he says in addition to the meal markdown, this business is about making people more mindful of the rules of the road. some

. ♪ >>> ron and rosana shaw had just moved into their luxurious, new home in youngsville, louisiana,ill had some things to do before the birth of their new baby. on this night, ron helped his pregnant wife by doing the grocery shopping. >> ronnie put two bags of

. >> patrick shaw move forward by some of the public testimony i think speaking in support of this motion and urge you to rapidly in this committee and possibility have the committee report back to the full board every month as a stated agenda item disturbed that you would slow down things the developing countries almost it almost begs a different met for let the meat cake your worst offender mroshgdz i think the worst companies engaging you divest from them rapidly we have a drought in that state it takes an enormous amount of water it is reported to be causing earthquakes in smaller neighboring states i can't think of a better example of the worst offender need to divest from anybody that engaging in this thank you. >> thank you. good afternoon. i'm with the series i just want to reiterate as i stated i think at the february board meeting last year that series and our investor assignment risks is ready to work with you all we're ready to work with the new committee excited to be seeing you know the progress that you've been making you know and ready to help you better understand you kno

teefor bernie shaw. >> guest: bernie shaw.e thought it was a got you question by using the governor his wife's name it made it into is the personal and as we sat there you could see in the dark behind us there was a large audience. and bernie asked that question we heard a gasp come from the audience behind us. i think debates are important, and i important, and i think the panel debates, although they are dinosaurs now i think they i think they are good because the journalists can ask a question that the pres. could not get around or vice president cannot get around. he had to answer. he he has already said no knew taxes, taxes are going up. i can understand why town hall debates are so popular. you like to have questions, but questions, but they would more often ask will you keep my taxes low not giving the candidate any in the mandate to sharpen that answer or carry the issue forward. i think that is an achilles' heel in the town hall format c-span: george herbert walker bush, what do you remember? >> guest: kinder and smar

shaw here?cabbage, apple cider vin gang, cream fresh. >> this sauce, sometimes people do vinegar base, some mayo base, what base do we have smear. >> barbeque sauce? different region, more, sometimes brown sugar, vinegar, tomato, casino of collaboration of all of them. taking the best of both worlds, making it into one sauce. >> so we have some whole grain mustard, apple cider vinegar, brown sugar, toy matos, so casino of encapsulates all of the barbeque sauce so to speak. >> get all of the worlds here together. >> take my job. >> of course i'll take a bite here. >> if we can't go out there what other restaurant, who do we find a list? >> it is tomorrow, dino, i still have time to make reservation, whole list of all of the participating restaurant, definitely dining out for life. com. >> one night only? >> one night only. but wonderful thing about is that there is opportunities. so, you just have breakfast, have lunch, you have dinner, go out for little snack. and i think it is really perfect op

>>reporter: stef shaw the general manager of the clairemont country club in oakland directly downstream from where the cement was pumped into the creek. >> for about a stretch of 100 feet we found a silt layer of the cement material now included in the area we are cleaning up. >> unfortunately. i'm concerned. all the parties involved are out ka in full force and we are taking the measures and steps to take care of it. >>reporter: for now golfers 43 to play but depending on clean up certain hole off limits in the coming day. >> clean up expected to kin for several day at this point. >> adam got the news from notice taped on the front door. he lives in the town home where the problem first depebingt texted wednesday morning. mud project to replace pipeline involved filling the old pipe with cement. valve left open allowing the material to flow freely into the creek. >> don't take for granted that we have this natural environment in our back yard. and having it disrupted is like i say a little bit disappointed and worry soil. one bird killed in the spill and second had to be euthanize at t

>>reporter: stef shaw the general manager of the clairemont country club in oakland directly downstream from where the cement was pumped into the creek. >> for about a stretch of 100 feet we found a silt layer of the cement material now included in the area we are cleaning up. >> unfortunately. i'm concerned. all the parties involved are out ka in full force and we are taking the measures and steps to take care of it. >>reporter: for now golfers 43 to play but depending on clean up certain hole off limits in the coming day. >> clean up expected to kin for several day at this point. >> adam got the news from notice taped on the front door. he lives in the town home where the problem first depebingt texted wednesday morning. mud project to replace pipeline involved filling the old pipe with cement. valve left open allowing the material to flow freely into the creek. >> don't take for granted that we have this natural environment in our back yard. and having it disrupted is like i say a little bit disappointed and worry soil. one bird killed in the spill and second had to be euthanize at t

shaw and the disapproval police killings nationwide and san francisco they gathered outside city hallmore than a hundred cracked a window and across the kron 4 process and into the streets marching to the south of market neighborhood 64 arrested as they try to shut down interstate 80 eastbound they marched down market street causing big traffic delays protested then will the rally to the mission police station in the east bay here is the images from our partnership with abc seven new song there were seven jackson st. on rather cause traffic the back of their processes also marched open city hall and momentum of the occupied council chambers and suspended for nearly two hours because of this protest. >>anny hong: 45 year-old was arrested last thursday at his home there was a 100,000 out what out for his arrest the please the tech and on investigation and police say that the 15 your garden each other through family members but did not know each other that will his own or for his arraignment. >>mark: the globules and san mateo, and the worst of the rise of approving the program to use cl

. >> reporter: richard shaw walks the cobbs creek trail every day and says he is sad he didn't notice the man suffering. >> i came out there that monday but i never turn to look. i just never turn to look. >> reporter: thankfully someone did. the 21 year-old was found by a passerby and now being treated for dehydration mal nourish. , eye problems and cut to his back. >> when you look as you come and go, you look at that as a struggling mother but she looked like she was hand egg it. every time he had a problem she was there. >> reporter: police say that the 21 year-old had been previously cared for by other family members an will be return into their care. reporting live from southwest secretary, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a picture perfect take but i hate to tell you our team of meteorologists is tracking rain. kathy orr is live on the skies deck to tell us when we will need that rain gear kathy. >> i know, it is sad but we are in for more april showers but i'll tell you machine may end up being your favorite day of the week and here is why. do you remember last

>>reporter: stef shaw the general manager of the clairemont country club in oakland directly downstreame the cement was pumped into the creek. >> for about a stretch of 100 feet we found a silt layer of the cement material now included in the area we are cleaning up. >> unfortunately. i'm concerned. all the parties involved are out ka in full force and we are taking the measures and steps to take care of it. >>reporter: for now golfers 43 to play but depending on clean up certain hole off limits in the coming day. >> clean up expected to kin for several day at this point. >> adam got the news from notice taped on the front door. he lives in the town home where the problem first depebingt texted wednesday morning. mud project to replace pipeline involved filling the old pipe with cement. valve left open allowing the material to flow freely into the creek. >> don't take for granted that we have this natural environment in our back yard. and having it disrupted is like i say a little bit disappointed and worry soil. one bird killed in the spill and second had to be euthanize at the wild li

. >> gary: former raider matt shaw has found in a home he signed a one-year, 3 million deal to back ofoe with the baltimore ravens today. job was bought and by leaders and paid a billion to be the starting qb but lost the job to derrick carr in a preseason play attempting one has an interception against the browns. >> gary: pitcher its tight and played up his knee kid image went next to describe this ideal wife. appearing on show * jim brown showed up clearly did not offend anyone in the studio on its least. >> gary: our united miles... ...for a trip to hawaii. we love free checked bags. i've saved $75 in checked bag fees. no foreign transaction fees means real savings. we can go to any country and spend money the way we would in the u.s. one of the best things about priority boarding is you can just get on the plane and relax. i put everything on the explorer card. i really want my united miles. >> pam: the public had a pretty good idea of what caused on at the playboy mansion, but you may not believe what went on underneath it. >> pam: plays a magazine reports that has just discovere

shaw served as mayor of lakeland for 10 years. he also served in the georgia house of representatives supporting improvements to the transportation system in georgia. mr. shaw was an active member of the georgia state transportation board and served as chairman in the past. these two georgians did so much for our great state and i offer my condolences to their family and friends and would like to thank them for their service. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlelady from texas seek recognition? without objection, the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. jackson lee: this morning we will be addressing the issue of cybersecurity, one of the responsibilities of the homeland security department and the homeland security committee. in a briefing, many of us had the opportunity to hear a number of challenging and difficult representations regarding the gilocopter. let me say that responsibility of this nation and this government is to protect its citizens and i'm appalled at what s

lucas shaw. lucas: you are not used to be being in new york. cory: neither is new york.dling it well. what number do you have for us today? lucas: 770,000, the number of subscribers for tidal, the music service jay-z and beyonce own. that is more than beats music ever got. cory: that is impressive. he went on a twitter rampage this weekend, i am told. lucas: he decided some people had been insulting him, deriding tidal. he published a series of tweets, one of which had the number of subscribers. he talked about the royalty rate, talked about how critics and rivals were slandering them in in the press. cory: cool stuff. lucas shot. who knew? we have more "bloomberg west" tomorrow, from the design conference. it will be tomorrow, regular "bloomberg west" time, special "bloomberg west" show. ♪ >> professional chefs create great tasting meals from years of experience and by using professional equipment. now, you can too with the nuwave oven pro. the number one countertop oven in america. no more defrosting or preheating that giant oven. the nuwave cooks all of your meals fas

lucas shaw. lucas: you are not used to be being in new york. cory: neither is new york. the number of the scrubbers for tidal, the number of subscribers for the -- the number of subscribers for tidal, the music service jay-z and beyonce on. that is more than beats music ever got. cory: that is impressive. he went on a twitter rampage this weekend. lucas: he decided some people had been insulting him, deriding tidal. he published a series of tweets one of which had the number of subscribers. he talked about the royalty rate, talked about how critics were slamming him in the press. cory: we have more "bloomberg west" tomorrow, from the design conference. it will be tomorrow regular "bloomberg west" time, special "bloomberg west" show. ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: russell crowe that are remarkable career as an after. he was nominated for his roles in ron howard's a beautiful mind and the insider. he then his hand at directing. the movie trailer.

bernard shaw in istanbul. >> this was an emotional day. they'd come to see the start of a trial of 45 people accused of being responsible for what happened hundreds of meters underground last may. the defendants include eight former managers charged with murder. >> translator: words are not enough to express our pain. i have another son he still works underground. he goes there every day. every day he goes there and i wonder when the news will come. >> reporter: the disaster happened when a pit was engulfed by flames and carbon monoxide gas. some 800 mineers miners were trapped. badly maintained gas masks and poor ventilation. no government officials are on trial although there is a separate investigation going on into the inspectors who gave the mine an operating license. >> translator: if the ministers do not grant the mission to have a probe against government officials it means the government avoids putting the ministers on trial and it means they protect them. >> reporter: prosecutors are demanding 25-year jail sentences for every one

you go from the hunted to the hunter, and there's no place on earth shaw can hide from you. >> jimmy:and applause] vin was here last night. >> oh, was he? >> jimmy: he loves you. >> he's a fan, isn't he? >> jimmy: he is. >> he was a great surprise for me. very rarely do i work with actors that surprise me in this way. it happened with sly -- stallone. i just thought that vin was like toreto. he totally sold me. he's the nicest guy, smart, loves acting, loves doing different roles, but he plays that guy so, so realistically, so authentically, that i was like, wow. >> jimmy: the muscles and -- >> yeah, and he could do something very different. i was also very jim pressed with the relationship. you know, that much time can create a lot of. and they were really more than friends. extremely brotherly, and i was fascinated to watch the movie. you get some of the most insane action i've ever seen. it's unbelievable. >> jimmy: it's one of those movies that, people in the theater are going to love. >> it's kind of crazy great. but the thing about it at the end, the tribute and honor with which

s/ kevin shaw, residente "tratan de cubrir todo. no se ve que están haciendo nada.ón porque siguen sucediendo estas situaciones. la iglesia no está haciendo nada" por su parte el obispo dijo en un comunicado que "ha sido un honor y alegra para [l] servir. entre tantas personas buenas y de fe" l es el funcionario de ms alto rango en estados unidos en ser condenado durante un escndalo de abuso sexual de la iglesia catlica. blanca ---esta tarde los miembros del concejo de san jose se reunirn para hablar... take vo ...sobre la aplicacion de las medidas de la conservacioon del agua impuestas por el gobernador jerry brown. ---la ciudad quiere reducir el consumo de agua a un 25 por ciento a fin de conservar el preciado lquido. ---las autoridades podran limitar el riego de reas verdes a 2 veces por semana. take vo cesar ---en pleasanton los concejales tambin discutirn esta noche si vuelven a aplicar cargos adicionales a quienes hagan uso excesivo de agua. ---el aÑo pasado la ciudad recaud ms de 1.2 millones de dolares de familias y negocios que no disminuyeron el consumo en

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. -- jeremy shaw. [applause] mr shaw: thank you. i wish i could do that. first of all, thank you to the national council and the u.s. arab nations for hosting this event today. and it will come not just to the media and are of type gas, but a special thanks to our clients for coming here today. like a good crs analysts, i'm legally obliged to note that the remarks here this morning are my own. i would also like to thank john for moderating this morning. i can tell you firsthand that john can hike the ma highlands better than most men half its age. and i know that because i've sort of padded from behind watching travers the yemeni highlands -- travers -- traverse the yemeni highlands. thank you for moderating today. pleasantries aside, this is a particularly unpleasant time for most yemenis. i am always humbled by the fact that i cover yemen from a seat here on capitol hill. and i am mindful of the fact that perhaps some of our panelists, perhaps some of you in the audience, have front or extended family members who are doing -- dealing with quite a bit of

jeremy shaw? >> thank you, john. [ applause ] >> i wish i could do that.a country's history in broad brush strokes. thank you to the national council and u.s.-arab relations for hosting this event today and a welcome not just to the media, but outside guests and a special thanks to citcrs congressional clients for coming here today and i'm legally obliged to note that the remarks here this morning are my own and do not represent those of the congressional research service. i would also like to thank john for moderating this morning. i can tell you firsthand that john can hike the yemeni mountains better than most men half his age, and i know that because i sort of panted from behind watching him sort of traverse the yemeni highlands like a little gazelle. don't be fooled. john is quite nimble. so thank you for moderating today. pleasantries aside this is a particularly unpleasant time for most yemenis. i am always humbled by the fact that i cover yemen from a seat here on capitol hill and i'm mindful of the fact that perhaps some of our panelists and perha

shaw who is with the congressional research service. he is the person who does the research, writing, analytical written work for the members of the united states congress. biographies are on the materials you picked up coming in on your cpa i ask that you write a question on a three by five card and pass them to national council staff who will bring them forward and i will use them in the question and answers. the ambassador is due here around 11:00. he called yesterday to say i will be there. we're looking for an operational and just go feet because he has been in the kingdom in the last 72 hours and now he is coming back, and this particular event is highest on his agenda. jeremy sharp. mr. sharp: thank you, john. i wish i could do that. just go to a map and give a country's history in a broad brush stroke. thank you to the national council and u.s.-arab nations for hosting this event today, and a welcome not just to the media and our outside guests, but a special thanks to our congressional clients for coming here today. like a good

but said the same things when wore broke out in syria, we shaw how much good that did. >> yes. again, this is about geopolitics. it's about, you know the balance of power in the region. there has been a significant disturbance to the balance of power. you had a widespread massacre and syria is at the northern end of what we called a shi'ite crescent spans from the gulf to northern iraq to syria and lebanon. whatever - whatever is going on in syria, is basically an extension of iranian defense policy. >> right, and recep tayyip erdogan opposes bashar al-assad and is trying to walk a fine line. he met with the saudi arabia interior ministry and is trying to keep both enemies happy. >> saudi arabia and qatar and the united arab emirates. they have been emerging investors in turkey's markets. in order to keep the economy anote, the economy is reaching a middle income gap. to escape you need more and more investment. that's why you have to keep saudi arabia u.a.e. happy. >> turkey is in a tough situation, it helped iran skirt the international sanctions. something that has not made

. >> there's those that shaw that vietnam was a small country with bare foot soldiers defeating a maritime south-east asia the vietnam victory was a worry and led to regional cooperation to stop the spread of communism. >> how about the failure of what is referred to as some of these anticolonial and national liberation movements gaining factry and they face failure in how the countries develop. is that a theme that vietnamese and others reflect on? >> i think so. particularly the younger vietnamese that don't have the feeling of the war and colonisation. and the movement in the case of china hoping up was a recognition by the communist party that they needed to seek popular legitimacy between economic reform and growth. >> thank you for your analysis of that. while the u.s. army waged a war in vietnam, americans grew fed up with politicians and a mounding death toll. public opinion turned against them. we spoke to a historian, and the effect it had on america's foreign policy. >> i'm rick i'm an historian. in a certain sense, america's haunting by the vietnam war shaped our history, almos

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