xxx hi, snoo hi snoo xxx hi everybody. i'm beth troutman. xxx shocking individual yof of two little girls who quickly walk across the street back to their homes. look what happens. dude gets a visitor from the brown bear walking up on the situation here. see is moment it all sinks in. >> there it is. >> and a virtual reality has reeled this girl in. >> i don't know if it's a good thing or a bad thing. >> yeah. >> what she's watching that has her losing it. >>> a family in sydney, australia, hopes dash cam footage serves as a warning for over drivers and other people in a neighborhood. in this footage, you see some young children at the ice cream truck. they're getting their ice cream bars. there's a 5-year-old girl and a 6-year-old little girl. they're so excited to have that ice cream in hand that they quickly run back across the street towards their home to get out of the rain. but watch what happens. >> oh, my goodness. >> the dash cam cashes the moment a neighbor comes driving past and strikes both of these little girls. what you see fly

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snoo what's he say? >> first got to lay down a beat. they you loom that and add in the piano.dd in some strings. >> he is so good. >> after the strings, bass. >> now he is not going to create this and then let someone else sing on it. >>. ♪ my mom wants to know, shut down i cook it anyway ♪ ♪ that's how it goes >> he is from ontario, canada. here's his other song "it's time to party." ♪ wake up at 8:00 a.m. ♪ >> oh, no. rapping about girls. >> yes. i'm sure he is there to help him along, and the kids just pick it up. he is a natural. >> well, fiend out all we want to know about this 6-year-old -- >> what do you like about making music, buddy? >> drums. >> why do you want to start rapping? >> if i don't -- he is just obsessed with music, and i want to teach him what i can. he just picks up g. everything it's all him. it's stuff that he plays every day. >> at what point did music become a fascination for jordan? >> we were in the car, and i would always play old, old songs. he had a natural the notes. i showed him the drums one day. he gave me a full beat. and this is just like

commissioners that places you in general public comment snooed 15 minutes to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, members of the public may address the commission up to 3 minutes there are no speaker cards >> is there my general public comment public comment? seeing none, general public comment is closed. commissioners that places you under our regular calendar we'll be taking item 16 out of order the affordable housing unit density inclusion planning code amendme amendment. >> good afternoon commissioner i'm chris to speak about supervisor wiener's restriction to rules i handed to jonas the exclusion and also two public comments about the legislation brown-bag i do the staff presentation supervisor wiener is here to speak on the item. >> good afternoon commissioners and thank you thank you for the opportunity to speak about the legislation. and first, i wanted to thank the lady for her terrific work this ordinance is pretty simple and straightforward it's goal is to create an incentive for develo

his father is shiite, his mother, snoo sunni. he does not want a religious war. he does want american air strikes to confront the terrorists, he says. most of his 15,000 troops are u.s. trained, but they don't have u.s. grade firepower. no tanks, no air support. in his ornate office, he says u.s. troops should have stayed to finish equipping us to make us 100% ready. now, the general and his men are all that stand between a violent insurgency and the iraqi capital. off camera, brian, some of the soldiers -- the privates and the sergeants -- complained about corruption. they said they even have to kickback some of their pay to junior officers. they didn't seem to share the general's enthusiasm for this fight or to defend baghdad. brian? >> richard engel starting us off from baghdad tonight. richard, thanks. >>> in our new nbc news, "wall street journal" poll out just today, fully 71% of the respondents say the war in iraq just wasn't worth it. as we've been reporting, john kerry just left there. he had to travel secretly to baghdad and put on body army for his own

snoo they need a break there. a lot of people had nice weather over the weekend, but from sioux city to sioux falls to omaha, and even friends in minneapolis, had he need a break. they got drenched. they are going to see a little bit of improvement. many areas of the desert southwest are unbelievably hot. as expected this time of year. 77 in l.a. richard lui says it was gornls yesterday. 81 in portland, and 77 in seattle. the weather pattern, as we go throughout this week, a little bit changeable. especially in the pacific northwest. we do have a storm system right underneath the weather channel logo there. that is onshore bringing wet weather with it. behind it we're in a cooler, showery weather pattern in. this next bout of showers that comes through, maybe at most maybe a quarter to about a half an inch of rain with it. not a lot. just a little bit. that's not today. more or less later tonight or into tuesday. one more dry, very warm day from seattle to spokane. probably be the warmest you'll too, of course. wa

keep its complete use of goebbels snoo precisely what the masses need to hear in order to make them follow him he was like the kite paper from the fairy tale that made rats follow the chain of his plight. the myths created by the chief nazi ideologist bound for tal saw in the west we have to fight these myths today the memory of those who was in the second world war. dramas the truth be ignored to the. stories of others to refuse to notice. food since changed the world light snack. food picture of today's you know. from around the globe. look to. live from moscow at eleven pm ukrainian military anti government fighters accuse each other of ignoring it declared ceasefire as more civilian lives lost in the attacks. really is. to create got its gas cut off this last week making europe then anxiously here could revert to its old ways and siphon the transit pipeline. also coming up to islamic radicals edge of a closer to the iraqi capital reportedly now capturing three more cities on the way . and israeli troops may do offices in the west bank including ours seizing hard drives and destroying e

snoos it was the act of defiance sparking wort war one in 19 -- world war i in 1914.entury later people debate whether the young boss ni an was a hero or criminal. we have this report from sarajevo. >> reporter: 100 years ago a teenage serb struck a blow against the impir occupying his homeland. he murdered the heir to the tlan and his wife as they toured sarajevo. it was the result of an extraordinary peace of luck. as the car made its turp at this torp, the a -- at this -- turn at this corner the assassin was maki making. the car was not meant to turn, on this spot, in front of where the murderer was standing the car came to a halt as the driver realised his error. a month later a young bosnia's act of defiance led the world to war, as autoria and hungary retaliated against serbia. it led to the birth of yugoslavia after the war, the nation of serbs that they had imagined destroyed by ethnic wars in the 1990s. today his legacies is shaped by politics and perception. >> was he a hero or maybe a terrorist. that's how the debate started in the '90s. for one group he wi

snoo catherine, thank you. >>> there are so many aspects to this case, and we want to begin with a legaluestion. joining us now from new york former u.s. attorney general and former federal judge michael mukasey. judge, should president obama, as commander in chief, order a full investigation of bowe bergdahl's actions after he walked off the base and the court-martial if that's what the facts lead to? >> i think the question of a court-martial is really up to the army, and the army should act swiftly. there's no reason why this case can't be presented within six months. the fact is that there's been an investigation into the circumstances of his disappearance, as your report indicated. we know what he did. the question of why he did it is also, i think, pretty obvious. the question is what he did afterwards, and you can't wait to try a case until you know absolutely everything about everything. is he guilty of being a deserter or defector? after five years of captivity and some people initially said, well, that's enough. should he face the appropriate punishment if he is found guilty? >

. >> he tried to hide a piece of the snooing what is this? is -- >> something like that could be used as a pep. this kind of show what is the staff has to go through on a daily basis. these guys are pretty good. if they want to cause harm, they have a lot of time to figure out ways to do it. and that, for me, was a reminder of just how easy somebody could be hurt -- >> what were you doing with the pipe? >> i could do a lot with that pipe. i wasn't doing nothing with it. >> really? you just wanted it as a month m month momento. >> he would smile. it was like he knew what he was doing. >> what pod am i going to? hell no. kwlooish can't why can't i go back to 11? >> with limited housing options, chairs weapons provided a dilemma. he could not be in general population due to his behavior and when more pressing needs came up for the stripped-down cell he was in the only option left was to move him back to his wrij natural segregation cell, the one place he wanted to be. >> they put me back in my same cell. >> wow. so the squeaky wheel really does

mpt mpt # snoo snoo >>> a new poll now revealing the strugheels our vets have when it comes to work.ntry isn't doing enough to help those veterans. >>> and 42% add ptsd is a major factor of when employers are hiring veterans. so despite these findings, how can we make sure all our veterans find jobs? fox business network's cheryl casoni joins us. tell us about this. it's disturbing. >> good morning. this survey, these are discussions that are had behind closed doors at companies. no one wants to come out and say they are concerned about ptsd when looking to hire a veteran especially from iraq and afghanistan. it is not an obviously disability. it is something that you cannot see. but this poll was taken. it was a new jersey mamouth university. ptsd is a major factor for employers seeking to hire a veteran. because the employers have concerned if the veteran is not up front about the fact that they do suffer from ptsd, and most of them are not going to be because it's a very difficult topic to talk about. it's very uncomfortable for them. the hr manager, they are going to have that co

snoo hosted by the center for strategic and international studies. speakers include former australian prime minister kevin rudd, among others. it gets underway at 1:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span 3. a bit later it's a hearing on u.s. border security issues, including a look at the pay structure for officers. it's being held by the senate homeland security committee live at 3:30 p.m. eastern. joining us later today for a rare evening congressional hearing looking at veterans access to health care, that starts at 7:30 p.m. eastern live here on c-span 3. president obama has scheduled an announcement for later today. he is expected to address student loan debt. we'll have that live for you at 1:45 p.m. eastern time on-line at c-span.org. >> now if, in fact, you wait until the thing shows up, that's the worst of a cheaper alternative, you've waited too long because when it shows up, it's not worse and less expensive. it's better and less expensive. in the case of our navigation example, we had companies like thomas roberts and garmen and imagine elan, and

snoo they've done studies, you know. 60% of the time it works every time. >> that doesn't make sense.n a cab. i have never said anything to anybody. have you ever said anything to a stranger? >> not to a stranger, no way, but what do you think makes men put on way too much? >> i think either, a, it's summer, they're hot, and i think they don't smell great so they think a few more extra squirts will be good. it's never good. i think they're going out. usually they're -- i also do think certain cultures like more perfume. >> i think it's the pictures of the hot men in the ads with the abs on the beach that inspire my husband to wear a lot. >> what do you mean? >> you have never seen the ads for a calvin klein cologne? it's got like the six-pack. i believe that henryjgc thinks i spray more, i will look like that. >> is that what he thinks? >> henry, do you think that? >> henry is not here. >> he could be somewhere out there. >> here's kind of an interesting story. this freelance journalist wanted to figure out beautiful means different things in different countries really. he decided to