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let me say this in all sincerity, that based on irrefutable evidence those who harp on the so-called iran pose such a threat. iran poses absolutely no threat to the world or the region, in fact in ideals as well as in actual practice, my country has been a harbinger of just peace and comprehensive security. mr. president, ladies and gentlemen, nowhere in the world has violence been so deadly and destructive as in north africa and west asia. military intervention inning afghanistan, saddam hussein's imposed war against iran. occasion of kuwait, military intervenings against iraq, brutal repression of the palestinian people. assassination of political figures in iran and terrorist bombings in countries such as iraq, afghanistan, and lebanon are examples of violence in this region in the last three decades. what has been and continues to be practices against the innocent people of palestine is nothing less than structural violence. palestine is under occupation. the basic rights of the palestinians are tragically violated and they are deprived of the right of return and access to their

some of the most interesting thing is the thais sincerely doubt that this peculiar dialogue will ever. take place. like a post-mortem ok. let's make a deal. you have the first to go there. lets the other one know. god can help them if the other world exists. i don't know yet oh you don't know we'll see. this immediately though so we need to be. part of the scene potion soon too in the play your part of the visible. push is that no one is there skin with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all on politics only on our t.v. . live. lives. that speak. with. good luck. and. a little. secret laboratory to mccurdy was able to build the world's most sophisticated robots which will unfortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tim's mission to teach the creation of life should care about humans and world this is why you should care watch only dot com. live right on the scene. first struck. and i think the church. before the split. ends to. live. to be in the list on the list. i've decided that the united states should take military action against syrian regime targets president ob

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people with no sincerity like mitch mcconnell should go away and hide.s hypocritical as what he said today. >> how does the tough guy hold him accountable and take the high road? >> his whole argument all along was that if we weren't willing to be tough on this with assad, you would never move the russians? and they said over and over again, we went to the u.n. and every time we went there, they blocked us. and i think he can make the case that only after he got tough and said we're going to do this, we're going to go after assad, did you suddenly have this proposal materialize. you know, first miraculously from kerry's lips and then the russians picked it up right away. so i think he has obviously in a much stronger position than he was a couple days ago. but mcconnell's speech shows something which is an awful lot of republicans, and i exempt rand paul from this, by the way. he is a consistent anti-war libertarian. but there are a lot of hawkish republicans who would have voted for this, if somebody named barack obama were not president of the united s

this woman is sincere, hardworking, she seems to be somewhat depressed which will do anything she can to comply with the health department as long as i'm representing her >> mr. baker, i have a question. your briefing seems to focus on the unsubstantiated allegations, the on going investigation which is in my understanding there has been no criminal charges against your client? >> not that i know of. i believe the in specter involved in this is present. >> okay, given that and the fact that your brief focuses on that issue exclusively, can you address the other six basis for revoking the permit? >> as far as unsanitary conditions? >> well, i'm looking at, i'm sure you have it as well. i'm looking at the department of public health findings and they list 1-7 basis for revoking the permit. it includes operating without permit, operating after 10:00 p.m., people living on the premises and reopening on march 21, 2013, without approval from the department. i would really like you to address those because to me those are more determinant than what the criminal investigations are going on. >

i trust that it is sincere. i trust that russia and the united states will come together and bring the other parties together, and that it will be possible for the united nations to act so the united won't have to. i thank the chair. i yield the floor. >>> a couple of live events to tell you about on c-span 3. the intelligence and national security alliance hold a conference tomorrow. we'll hear from house intelligence democratic national committee mike rogers, and ranking member. later former national intelligence director john -- live coverage starting at 8:00 a.m. eastern. and could not afford out of pocket payments. >>> the several republicans came to the floor commemorate the 9/11 attacks and the attacks last year in benghazi that killed four american. we'll hear from representatives. claim responsibility for theth murder of our ambassador and three others. it's no coincidence that thesett two attacks occurred nearly at the same time and both occurred on september 11th.ed on in the past the united states ha

here's the chance to see how sincere you are in debriefing and wanting to change your life. >> for some is freedom. the iyp is a small taste of what's to come. after over a decade in the shu, inmate angel chaves looks forward to a more interactive prison program. >> i feel like i got let down by the familia. the situation was, i was doing time for the familia. i've asked for assistance. i'm not going to specify what assistance. i asked for assistance to handle business for me because i was in the business for them. >> sure. >> and they never came through although they said they would. at that point, i felt like, what's the point of this? >> since you've entered the debriefing process, up until now you're getting ready to get endorsed to an sny, how has it been for your phase one, phase two? what have you been feeling? >> i feel like the world's been lifted off my shoulders. i had so much responsibility. i was always concerned about everybody else and what i had to do following these rules and regulations and all that of the circle. >> you've had the opportunity to be out there on the ya

. >> skepticism over the sincerity of rush why's plan. putin laying down an ultimatum for the u.s. a classic case of the tail wagging the dog. a supposed expert on the syrian rebel cited by kerry and mccain and others in the case for military action, surprise, he's in the pocket of a group that has pushed the u.s. to back the rebels. this is "crisis in syria decision point." >>> good evening, everyone. i'm jake tap per. welcome to the special hour of "cnn crisis in syria decision point." minutes ago on this eve of an all important pow wow with john kerry and his counterpart to strip syria of chemical weapons, the "new york times" published an op ed from their contributor, vladimir putin. he says among many things that there is quote every reason to believe it was the rebels, not syrian regime forces, who used poison gas. then there's this from his final paragraph referencing president obama's speech on syria last night. quote i would rather disagree with the case the president made on american exceptionalism, stating that the united state

washington will also, of course, be watching to see if iran is sincere. thank you for speaking to us, a professor of political science. >> exactly, exactly. >> thank you, sir. >>> egyptian security forces have arrested 48 people after storming the kedasah district east of cairo. they're looking for others following the overthrow of president mohammed morley. let's speak to our correspondent in cairo we're not naming for security reasons. what's the latest on the crackdown? is it still ongoing from what you're hearing? >> reporter: i think most of the fighting in kedasah has finished now. they might have small pockets of resistance inside the town. it was a big operation that started before dawn about 3:00 a.m. local time, and police and army moved into kedasah with some considerable firepower. they had personnel carriers and lots of troops and police officers all arms. they subsequently asked for backup. they got some further troops being sent in. this does seem to calm down now. 48 people are arrested, and police say included in that number are three who

i don't think they are sincere. i don't think syria is sincere.a has provided a bunch of diversionary tactics at the security council. they've stopped u.n. envoys, brahimi, annan from doing something about a political settlement in syria. they are stalling and aiming to influence the congressional vote, give them an excuse. a member of congress can say, let's see this diplomatic initiative. diplomacy failed in this effort. we have tried hard to push for a diplomatic solution. i think the administration, tamron, should stay the course and proceed with the vote. they've made a good strong case. it's going to be tough but that's how i would proceed. i would be very careful about accepting or starting to negotiate on this diversionary tactic. whods going to enforce it? you have to go to the u.n. security council to enforce a stoppage of these chemical weapons and russia can veto any language and how can you verify it? i'm very skeptical of that. >> you have said as former member of congress, you like that congress is being brought in but the president

there must be sincerity behind that there must be some sort of significance if it's political speech you're protected by it i'm glad that you brought up twitter although i'm not sure our founding fathers would have had any idea what how it was but do you think this paves the way for. even if you're a company or the government doesn't agree with what you're really tweeting or how about you tube likes i mean i definitely think that all these forms of social media interactions should definitely be covered by the first amendment because there are forms of expression i mean we're living in an era we're living in a narrow citizens united where money is speech i mean people who use the internet they get these or anywhere they go to the library you don't need to have money to use the internet so this is a form of speech that maybe the the affluent to the politically connected or have access to that that others do too that others don't i mean i'm batting millions and billions of dollars of money with millions of likes and. i mean if you can spread the word through activism on the internet and

, he was not honest and sincere.emical weapons were used they were only about 10 kilometers away from where the u.n. inspectors were there. let the evidence show, u.n. inspectors are here, go right away in the first two or three hours. they lock them up for four to five days. when they say go inspector the location, they say, listen, you're only allowed to say whether chemical weapons are used or not, you're not allowed to say who used the weapons. that's the way the assad regime is dealing with the u.n. >> do you think the president is letting you down? >> i understand he's doing his best. he's trying to workouts the united nations, thus trying to get that authorization from the congress. our message has been very consistent. we're looking for decisive action from the u.s. because the whole world is watching. not only assad regime is watching but north korea, hezbollah militias are watching. at this point syrians have been abandoned. they have been left to face the 13th largest army in the world. they are massacred.

sincerely, miles. >> dear karen, i received your letter tonight at rec.he last time you were here, i've changed a lot. day to day life in prison is very taxing on your mental state. you really have to learn fast or you will get ripped off and what not. but i'm doing pretty good. it was funny. the other day i heard someone on the phone say she was dreading to have to spend three hours at her grandparents. and i was thinking to myself how wonderful it would be to be able to stay at my grandparents. it amazes me how different life is in prison. it's like a whole different world behind these walls, and i remember how i was and think of how many kids are out there being dumb. they don't even realize it only takes one bad choice. that's all it takes to take away a good chunk of your life to this horrible place. if i could send a message to all the kids around the world, it would be something like this. you're not untouchable. have fun and do what you want, but always think before you do something. nothing is worth being locked away from your family, friends, an

. >> the question is whether the russians are really sincere in this effort. >> woodruff: new york city mayor michael bloomberg is not on the ballot, but hari sreenivassan reports his legacy has dominated the race to replace him. >> new york city is thriving. its economy is growing. crime is at historic lows. and the city's 8 million residents are healthier and living longer than a decade ago. >> ifill: margaret warner sits down with egypt's prime minister, as the country is divided by yet another political crisis. >> woodruff: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill. those are just some of the stories we're covering on tonight's "pbs newshour." >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from vi

i disagree sincerely as he sincerely disagrees with me but i don't take away from his sincerity. having said that i'm in a position now to object and i must do that. >> objection is heard. the senator from texas. >> i have been asked to do a brief unanimous consent request. i have only one consent request for the committee in the session. it has my approval and that of senator mcconnell. i would ask consent that this request they agree to and printed in the record. >> is there objection? >> without objection. >> mr. president? >> the senator from texas. >> i ask at this point without unanimous consent that i be allowed 20 minutes to speak. >> without objection. >> mr. present these two inanimate consent request have the virtue of being clarifying, clarifying what this debate is that the senate will face this week and i'm going to suggest to mr. president the senate has not raced a more important debate in the short time that you and i have both served in this institution. no american wants a government shutdown. i don't want a government shut down. no one on the side of of the ai

syria earlier and when you talk to people members of congress when they were coming back it was so sincere people were speaking from their heart they weren't just reading the talking points that they get well we're back to talking points because that's all you heard from democrats and republicans today they all almost said exactly the same thing republicans will not accept any kind of continuing resolution that does not defund obamacare and then you heard from the democrats we will not accept any continuing resolution that continues the sequence duration cuts and you heard this from everybody today and they're going to play this out until we get to the very end of the week eric cantor's office said you guys maybe work on saturday if we can't get the vote through by friday night so it's going to be a long week of you're going to hear the same thing over and over again and i think shenanigans quite frankly is a great word to describe it out there theater uses i remember it well the last time we had the shutdown clinton came out on top the public blamed congress what will happen now will obam

when the president knew i was coming, he wanted me, and i mean this sincerely, i spend a freeware to hours a day together, and we have become close friends. i am with him a lot. he is a hell of a man, and he wanted me to thank you. no, seriously. me if ihat he will ask thank you, to thank you what you did for him personally, but also thank you for delivering iowa for us in 2008 and again in 2012. [applause] and michelle and barack and i would not be standing there if it were not for you. the heart and soul of this party, and this has been the key to our ability to govern. from that day of august 2008 when the ticket was announced, the president and i have had a laser focus on one thing, raising up the middle class. the middle-class has been battered, as you all know. it has been battered not just in the eight years that preceded us but really the decline began much earlier. ido not know how many times walked the picket line. i do not know how many times i have been with you in your hometown as factories were being padlocked and jobs were being and the people who have had the ability

really need to have is a day of action you need to actually do something about it to prove that you're sincere and if we had doubts about what we needed to do that the one thing but the american public knows what we need to do have background checks make gun trafficking illegal put more money into the mental health system get these dangerous military style assault weapons back in the hands of the military there's a broad consensus out there on those things it's the only place where that's an argument is in the united states and in the house and it may be that will have to go through some elections in till we clear out some of the folks that just don't listen to their constituents doing interviews on this fee is senator i know very well adam and maybe twenty years ago on this topic and what hard to fathom is why it is the n.r.a. which basically is financed by the gun manufacturers why are they so powerful why why yeah it's a good question i mean i think in a lot of parts of the country for whatever reason you know an endorsement from the n.r.a. is kind of a proxy for something else for whatever

put your sincere hatreds and stupidity away. come together from under the skin with where soul is blood and beneath the sea and rise the wave and the furl class. and money tyranny and be what revels that has to be. [applause]. >> i will read one more poem. and i will read it, it's a title poem. all that's left. all that's left in the world. whether in cuba venezuela, bolivia. as well as in china, japan, the united states europe. the middle east. africa. all of them cannot despise their resistance. despite their refusal stop that march of death. despite their resistance. communists repressives. zionists and anarchists. none can evade the march. this one is not coming with hammer and sickles . all wars surrender to. but when comes the cry? when will it really happen as death is peace? when can i truly die. you will never know yet you may have already and this life is your way of paying hommage to the power that loves and you left you with the taste of immortality on your lips. nothing mystical. no cries. power, your way. or buddha

i trust that it is sincere. i trust that russia and the united states will come together and bring the other parties together and that it will be possible for the united nations to act so the united states won't have to. i thank the chair. i yield the floor. ms. collins: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from maine. ms. collins: thank you, madam president. madam president, 12 years ago, al qaeda terrorists attacked our homeland, quilg nearl killing n0 people. i will never forget the heroes of that day, many of whom laid down their lives for others. their courage is epitomized by the words spoken by a fire department captain at the world trade center. he radioed in to say, "we're still heading up." indeed, these firefighters were still heading up while others were fleeing the flames and the acrid smoke. where that kind of courage and determination comes from is hard to contemplate, but we're so grateful that our first responders have that kind of dedication and courage. florida i ever forget the

. >> well, the only thing i have to do right now is to give jon a call and wish him a sincere bite me. >> hello, stephen. [ cheers and applause ] >> jon stewart! >> stephen: i won! i won, jon! in your face! >> stephen colbert -- i couldn't be happier for you. [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: no, no, no. no, jon, no. you are not! >> your historic streak has been snapped by me! >> that's fine. i feel great. i love and respect you. i have unbelievable admiration for everybody who works here. you guys are awesome. i just stopped by to congratulate you. >> stephen: well, maybe so. that that's fine, but what about your staff, they have to be crying in their cups. >> you know we don't give them cups. you saw them at the emmys when you guys won they jumped out of their chairs, they are genuinely, everyone at the show is genuinely, just happy for you guys, i they couldn't be prouder to be around you guys. i don't know. >> stephen: but i beat you. >> i mean, yeah, you beat us, but i mean we are friend and colleagues and you are the emergency contact on my gym membership. i mean -- >> stephen

must prove its sincerity with actions, not just words. obama says: "our hope is that we can resolve this diplomatically but as potus i've said before and i will repeat, that we take no options off the table, including military options." the two leaders also... discussed the chemical weapons issue... in syria --/ and... the importance of enforcing the agreement... made... at the u-n. dozens of people are hurt after two chicago transit authorty trains crash into each other. it happened this morning in forest park. the c-t-a says a westbound train was stopped at the harlem station... when it was struck by an eastbound train on the same track. investigators say the biggest question is why an eastbound train was on a westbound track. more than thirty people were hurt in the wreck... but none of the injuries are life- threatening. fox45 is committed to bringing you stories that are meaningful and impact your lives. that's why we're asking for your help in shaping the type of newscast you'd like to see. go to our website and take our news survey

and i want to offer my sincere thanks to the men and women who risk their lives to stop this fire. i also want to thank all of the staff of the san francisco public utilities commission who took all available steps to ensure that san francisco's water and power supply continued uninterrupted despite the great threats to our facilities in the sierra. from general manager harlan kelly to all of the staff, you kept our water system safe and for that we are all very thankful. even now as we're here today at question time, the public utilities commission are upstairs getting an update on the many months and significant work ahead to restore and repair our sierra water and power facilities. san francisco is lucky to have some of the best, brightest and most prepared city employees for situations just like this. i also want to thank supervisor mark farrell for his leadership as acting mayor during the time and i want to thank you, supervisor farrell. for that, let's get started with the questions. >> thank you. why don't we hear from our first colleague, supervisor mar from district 1. >>

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we are adjourning this meeting in memory of marsha hunt, and miss evelyn wilson and we offer our sincere condolences to their family. meeting adjourned. >> you're watching quick bite, the show that has san francisco. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we're here at one of the many food centric districts of san francisco, the 18th street corridor which locals have affectionately dubbed the castro. a cross between castro and gastronomic. the bakery, pizza, and dolores park cafe, there is no end in sight for the mouth watering food options here. adding to the culinary delights is the family of business he which includes skylight creamery, skylight and the 18 raisin. >> skylight market has been here since 1940. it's been in the family since 1964. his father and uncle bought the market and ran it through sam taking it over in 1998. at that point sam revamped the market. he installed a kitchen in the center of the market and really made it a place where chefs look forward to come. he created community through food. so, we designed our community as having three parts we like to draw as a triangle where it's comprised of

i doubt very sincerely anybody would put you on probation with your record. >>> dee dee's housing statusstill caught up in the prison bureaucracy because of a clerical error. >> i got to go through all of this, and it's not necessary. but none of it is my fault. >> look who decided to come back. >> what did you do now? >> i didn't do nothing. >> oh, that's what they all say. >> oh, come on now. >> you know me. >> he's going to ad seg. >> the hole ain't cute. one-man cell. you're handcuffed everywhere you go. i couldn't do it, which is why i try to stay out of trouble. >> what did he get locked up for now? what did he get locked up for? he just came in here friday. before he went out to court, he got locked up in ad seg for fighting. so now he's come back to ad seg while they get the follow-up in committee which will be wednesday. they probably won't have this file because he just came back. probably has to go back to the committee in a couple of weeks to be released if he's going to be released. >> with dee dee's records in sacramento and her meeting with the housing committee a week awa

i guess if you really sincerely believe this is a terrible program that americans will hate, i have to respect your principled stand ted cruz. >> its obama administration's plan is simple: to get as many americans addicted to the subsidies, addicted to the sugar because they know that in modern times no major entitlement has gone into effect and then been undone. >> jon: but the sugar in your metaphor is in this case health insurance, something that can literally battle the effects of too much sugar. you know how america is with entitlements it's like crack to us. you give us one small taste of social security suddenly we're sucking the (bleep) of not having our old people freeze to death and not have to live on cat food. that's it. [cheers and applause] you are protecting america from this terrible obamacare plan that once we get a taste of we'll never want to be without. you only win if the program fails. obamacare is your springtime for hitler. it turns out the republicans are not afraid we're all going to get finger banged by a puppet uncle sam, they are afraid we gonna like it. we

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away from his sincerity. that, i'm in a position to object. >> the objection is heard. >> senator from texas. >> i've been asked for a unanimous consent request. i have one unanimous consent request. it has my approval. this request be granted and printed in the record. >> without objection. >> mr. president, at this point, i ask unanimous consent for 20 minutes to speak. >> without objection. >> these two unanimous consent requests have the virtue of being clarifying. clarifying what this debate is that the senate faces. that the senate has not faced a more important debates in the short time that you and i have both served in this institution. no american wants a government shutdown. i don't want a government shutdown and nobody on the side of the aisle once a government shutdown. the house of representatives does not want a shutdown. the senates ago, could have prevented a government shutdown. i had was to pass the continuing resolution that the house of representatives passed. if that had happened, there

. >> oh, no, no, no, i'm very sincere. >> we got ourselves a little case of nerd rage here. i want you to tell me who's to blame. we're at a game stop. this is on the release date of 5," a game crazy popular. a lot of people are in line on the day this is released. when you preorder, you have to show up with your id. this guy wanted to show up to pick up his game. we're in the middle of an argument between he and the girl behind the counter. and he goes to walk out. >> and, hey, that's the video. >> he says, oh, we have his business card now. do you want his e-mail address? he comes back. >> did you just threaten to give out my public information and have me harassed? >> nobody is going to harass you. >> then why don't you write down your phone number and address. >> i want your last name so i can call and make a formal complaint. now other customers are starting to get involved like this. >> i can't believe people like you. >> you can't pick up something with a business card. you have to have a real id. at the same time you can't offer to give out someone's e-mail address.

and how much is sincere about not punishing assad, he doesn't really deserve punishment?s not worth it? >> well, i don't think it's either one of those bill, i think a lot of republicans particularly members of congress i talked to are seriousry grappling with this issue. what's driving ultimately their decision not to support the president is a belief that he has no strategy, that he can't be trusted with the execution of this policy, that he has done an inadequate job of defending it to the united states -- to people of the united states, and that are he and his people have laid out conflicting efforts. we want to stop assad from using these terrible weapons. yet, as secretary kerry said today while abroad, there is going to be, quote, an unbelievably small action. and so, you know, a lot of members are grappling with this seriously that i have talked to. they want to do the right thing, but at the end of the day what's coming up short is that they simply don't trust the president to execute the policy. >> bill: okay. but i believe that's true. there is a certain glee a

. >> you don't think he is sincere? >> we don't know. already we can see the tension between the american messages and iranian messages, the americans saying give is concrete steps and iranians are saying give alleviate sanctions in order for us to be able to discuss the feuding or containing the nuclear program. iran is in a moment of great vulnerability. they are under tremendous economic pressure. they are over stretched in the region. they are bogged down in the conflict in syria that seems without resolution in the foreseeable future. they have a lot of enemies within the region, so iran is now over stretched, weak. i believe that the leadership felt that they needed a maneuver that take them out of the corner they basically drove themselves into. it's too early to tell if it is a manure or sincere intention to reach a deal that will put in check it's nuclear program. >> president rouhani said he would like to reach a deal in three to six months and there are more talks scheduled for neck month. are you encouraged by this? it sounds

>> well, he's down to earth, he's simple, he's sincere. what you see is what you get.archbishop of buenos aires, which is one of the... >> stephen: but he's not wearing the gold. he's not on the big golden throne. when i see him, i put my buck in the collection plate on sunday, that's for production value. i want to see like an "iron man 3" production value when i go there. >> whatever he is or is not wearing, he sure seems to be doing well popularity wise. he's marketing the message, and i use marketing in the best sense of the word. we say eadvantageization, but he's a pro at it, isn't he? >> stephen: marketing like matthew, luke and john. okay, another thing i got a problem, with and i hate to make you answer for the guy you did or did not vote for. >> okay. >> stephen: but he also said that he was asked about homosexuality and said, who am i to judge? >> uh-huh. >> stephen: you are the pope to judge. [cheering and applause] but aren't we supposed to? what is declaration of sin nor sin except a jerusalem? >> no, well, we can never judge person, right? we can judge a