there is some advantage to having some diversity in the utilities procurement plans. so that a few resources in california can't drive up the price. so, there's some advantages to keeping the overall price of the portfolio lower if you can have some mix in those resources. >> commissioner king, is that from the previous question? >> i guess. >> any other questions from commissioners? >> [speaker not understood]. >> commissioner josefowitz. >> so, the reason that the bucket 3com ~ bucket 3 compliance targets go down, the mentioned the reasons rps exist. which one of those four does that satisfy? [multiple voices] >> they can go high and go down is to satisfy the goal of hopefully keeping the compliance costs of rps relatively low. to allow in the early year as new generation is being built, to have the utilities have more options in their procurement on where they're buying from. but over time, as resources come online there's less and less need for an unbundled rec in that bucket 3. >> and, so, just so that i understand, there is a greenhouse gas difference between bu

later on today and, of course, you get some of those rains and some of the fire areas could see some flash flooding. that's what we're watching out for there today. 90s else weather in the central valley and 60s in toward the monterey bay. hey, what a nice start to our day. we have just a couple of patches of fog in the bay. otherwise, looking pretty good. not as much fog as yesterday. cooler to begin with but by the end of the day we warm up. some of the temperatures in the low 90s in places like livermore, about 89 getting close in concord and about 68 degrees a little warmer than yesterday in san francisco. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thank you, lawrence. >> unfortunately, we are getting word of a new accident now. its just coming in. it's past the incline section of the upper deck of the bay bridge. two cars involved at least one lane blocked so it's starting to stack up behind the pay gates. past the accident traffic is okay towards treasure island and the tunnel but let's check out what it's doing behind the metering lights and the toll plaza. you are backed up in

guest: some nine nations. lockheed martin and the united states hoped that other nations walls lay by f-35's just as they got f-16's for years and years. they are very capable planes. the air force hopes that air force, navy, and marine corps hope that over the life of the program, the more nations that buy it, the more you buy the unit cost of the plane go down. host: here's is a look at some of the countries involved. mark from new jersey up next, retired military. caller: maybe your guest can a slightly how the a-35 could take the place of the a-10 warthog in combat. when you look back at the b-52's that have been around for 50 something years and its specific role and content julie -- and continuously upgraded, you have got the a-10 what that vulcan cannon in a, which is low and slow over the battlefield in protecting the troops, how can he f-35 come that low-end phone loan provide a much cover power? guest: i did a story recently because of the senate armed service committee was associated with its defens

some of that may come in later. some of it is coming in later. low responsible for it not going anywhere for a couple of days. fog, sun clouds, hot inland. kind of cool by the coast. clouds starting to build up and roll in. possibility of some showers. very warm. a lot of these are dependent on cloud cover. it goes cloudy it may not hit the 93. warm, muggy inland. temperatures will continue to be very warm off and on for a couple of days. cooling down on wednesday. it looks cooler except for fog as we go into the weekend. >>> some new concerns if you ride a.c. transit buses. why the threat of a strike is a real possibility, once again. >>> new information about a house fire that killed 100 cats. the connection the owner of the home has to stanford university. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv somepl

now while some analysts double obama's reaction as over the top it's quite mild compared to what some u.s. lawmakers want senators and members of congress are demanding that russia is punished for giving that snowden temporary asylum and you can tell us what you think this crisis bodes for russia on our website or to dot com let's take a look so far almost three quarters of you believe that very little will change seventy one percent this blue swath right here of the pie they say that u.s. russia relations were already bad to begin with and it won't affect much more after that now just under one fifth think of that economic ties are too important and consequently there will be no effect now six percent in orange here say that this whole deal with snowden is just a minor blip and that relations aren't that bad after all and in green the small sliver about four percent think russia will be made to suffer for giving safe haven to the n.s.a. whistleblower you can have your say r.t. dot com now at the same news conference where president obama touched upon the chilly relations with moscow

that lasted some 15 years. this is essentially a confessional civil war, people are fighting for keeps. and are going to continue their struggle. it will have militarily ebbs and flows in the sense that at times assad will succeed more, at times the opposition will succeed more. but i think we're in a very protracted and prolonged struggle in syria. and that struck sell likely to color the politics of the region. as i said a long sectarian lines the way lebanese civil war did not. >> rose: do you agree with that? >> i do agree with that. i think the more you look at what syria is becoming, it looks like it's going to be a balkanized state. the iranians have, you know-- you talk to rebel commanders, even journalists in the field actually see revolutionary guard military advisors on the battlefield with hezbollah fighters inside syria. they-- there are iraqi, shi'a militias who the irgc helped create to fight u.s. forces in this iraq now inside syria. and they are sort of carving out this, you know, different nam

what are some of the leading causes? >> why cancer for the past 30 years as the number one cause of death in taiwan, i think just because other cause of death decreased, like infection, pneumonia, disease. all of the mortality reduced due to the improvement of our healthcare. but this only plays a minimal role. the major role why cancer remains number one is because, in the past 30 years, it changed . more western-style. in the female, breast, uterus, the ovary and the colorectal. they all belong to high intake of high calorie diets, red meat or less vegetables, fruit and fiber. i think -- i have seen the major change in the past 30 years because we have changed more in lifestyle. >> has the incidence in cancer increased in young people? for example, 40 and under, what is the situation in taiwan? >> i think it is universally the same. in the modern country, more and more young people eat high calorie fast food and they don't like vegetables and fruit. in taiwan, we seem, that we see, for example, bavarian cancer. -- over

we certainly had some ask from the public, some steps from the conversation, some stuff we might agree on, some stuff we might not, but certainly expressing something that summarizes where we have arrived at and the conversation seems to be important to do. commissioner wald. >> i hate to disagree, but i would like to argue that we ought not to try to pass -- to draft and pass a resolution this evening. i would like to suggest instead that we perhaps -- we could decide that we wanted to make a statement in the form of a resolution and charge -- if you agree, i'm thinking off the top of my head here, the policy committee with coming up with a resolution. i don't know if we've already noticed that meeting. i don't know if we can amend the notice. it's already a long agenda. but that would give us a chance, you know, to start at the ground floor with some language. you might have some, chair. other people might have some proposed language. we might actually have the language from last september in front of us to look at. and we could try to do it. but to start at 20 minutes after 8:00 --

a quick look now at some of some other stories from around the world clashes in northern ireland have left fifty six police officers injured in the list protesters attacked security forces with bricks and bottles as they waited for a republican parade in belfast police use baton rounds and water cannon to disperse the rally in july riots shook the city for five days after a loyalists were banned from parading through and nationalist area of the city. an erupting volcano in a stream division has killed at least six people lava from mount a rocket and flowed through a sleeping village on the island of polluted the volcano has been rumbling since last october forcing the evacuation of nearly three thousand people indonesia is located in a science mccauley active area and this prone to earthquakes and volcanic eruptions of people. ally aircraft just crashed in the us state of connecticut killing up to six people the propeller driven plane piloted by a former microsoft executive struck two houses as a try to land and rain weather firefighters found both homes and golfed in flames when they

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so, it does help some. but if you want a program that's simply new resources, you either need to say you can say a rec from a new resource. the way the law is written now it's not a rec from a new resource. >> so, one of the things that i've been struggling with is how do you compare the greenhouse gas reductions from a new resource versus an old resource if you're buying pass rate, power from a new resource versus an old resource. instinctively, one would think that the more new resources the better. but i guess i'm sort of a bit -- i'm not quite clear on that because all-new resources become old resources at some point. if you just buy from new resources, then what happens to the -- when they get old. you don't buy from them any more? how do you think about this in your -- >> i think about this a lot. hopefully it won't impact clean energy san francisco for a little while. some of the procurement the utilities do now are from geo thermal plants that have been around for a long time and it does count when

well while some analysts double obama's reactions over the top it's quite mild compared to what some u.s. lawmakers want from sanctions to an olympic boycott senators and congressmen demand a russia is punished for daring to give snowden asylum and you can tell us what you think this crisis bodes for russia on our website web site r t v dot com well let's take a look at the side of votes so far almost three quarters as you can see of those who voted believe very little changes relations are too poor already to be affected much about twenty two percent of the point believe that economic ties are too important animal whether this crisis well just a small fraction believe the snow to matter will blow over and that relations aren't all that bad and even less thing that russia will be made to suffer for giving a safe haven to out of work snowden so do let us know what you think on this issue by logging on to our t. dot com. and at the same news conference where president obama mentioned the strains with moscow he promised to reform the much maligned n.s.a. surveillance program more transp

as we look to some of these names, cycled through some of the leaders and lacquers.in, it appears that trading has once again begun with the nasdaq composite up about 30 points. could we see some of the leaders and lighters? here we go. the list of stocks. up along with applied materials. ebay. down at the moment. here are some of the listed stocks that are quite popular among a lot of our viewers. nicole petallides to what are you seeing? again, charlie gasparino made an excellent point. they include names like apple which is in nasdaq listed stock. how could those prints that were happening earlier -- hold on. let's go to adam shapiro just outside of the nasdaq which is about four blocks out the where we are right now. >> that's right. they have tried to get trading resumed, as you pointed out. we still don't have is the actual explanation of what cost what is now being referred to as the flash freeze. different from the flash crash we had back in 2010. but the question remains, what was the technical issue? the different securities. now there is going to be a grea

those issues were very much to do with syria and some foreign policy issues as well as some economic issues that that the u.s. and russia have in common it just seems that this particular snowden affair has unleashed a level of anger in the u.s. government that has that is preventing them from actually doing what they do very well which is to manage foreign policy manage crises and use the press to do that i think it's actually. a very unique and rarely seen a sign of weakness. this reaction is over the top it's quite mild compared to what some u.s. lawmakers want from sanctions to an olympic boycott senators and congressman demand that russia was punished for daring to give snowden asylum but it's actually the subject of our web o'doherty dot com if you haven't taken part with very much i invite you to it's always good to hear what you think about the big stories of the day this is what you're telling us how you think when you get going to bode for russia after all this what's been about the say the same most of the night a couple of been done a couple of percent seventy percent of

some government. arliamentary elections are held. the egyptian political future proceeds in a constitutionally legitimate fashion. i think there is no possibility for morsi to return to power in ny meaningful way. the compromise they would be making is acknowledging that returning to the democratic process and the compromise was to say, we are out of power for now and i think if we go back to the original moment of decision making in the spring of 2011 about whether the organization should be involved in politics, i think the answer is going to be absolutely not. if it succeeds, one of the results will be the retreat from political activity for some long period in the uture. thank you very much. > thank you very much. > professor ahmad. >> ok. i think jonathan did everything that could be done. we will chat about something lse. gypt today, the egyptian population is characterized by division, confusion, and the willingness to go from one xtreme to another and in a relatively short period of time. the

some light sprinkles in some spots in northern baltimore county.ng sun. it is a dry start to the day. a little bit more humid, though. upper 80's this afternoon. typical summer heat. a small chance for a shower in spots. watch out for the storm chances tomorrow. >> we are tracking an accident near liberty road on the inner loop. let's see if any delays are forming. cap, wet starts to the will see some delays. inner loop traffic at liberty road and you can see a delay. the right lane is blocked at the accident scene. loopf the traffic -- outer traffic looks pretty good. york road, the left lane is closed between padonia and timonium road. you can take 83 as an alternate. 95 running smoothly down towards 32. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. accident lance a young girl in the hospital. she was dragged under service dog. live in niceis baltimore with this morning's big story. >> witnesses say the little girl was 10 years old and has special needs. her injuries were so severe she was flown here after the accident.witness photos show the girl bein

time has been given incursions there quite some time. and it looks like there was a massacre of some kind of the numbers i'm not certain say the children or children with him or the civilians why they leave been been killed so is a war cry if it's true true for it should be investigated and i would say that the international powers the e.u. and very care in that un this is literally a block without going in going into it he's willing to solve the suit the syrian conflict is the route that's being pursued at the moment is not going to lead to any democratic syria the things will get worse. has found itself in trying to balance to simply contradictory rolls back you syrian rebels on one side with the same time trying to mend its historically hostile relations with the kurds i don't see dot com our web site journalist and filmmaker patrick henningsen put saying chris dilemma under scrutiny these articles online now if you want to check it out. is the cold war truly dead and buried that's the question well it seems that it's something that m

we've had some for hearings. i was given a list of hearings, and they date back, i don't know, mr., did you participate in some of those before? so this is not a new scandal or problem. it's something that we've seen as an issue for some time. unfortunately, too, you here in just a second, cite some of the issues at hand that is a result, hasn't gotten any better. unfortunately, we've heard lately a lot about phony scandals, irs and some of the things we've had to deal with are not phony scandals. even the leaders in the administration have conceded that in the past, particularly in regard to some of the targeting by irs, brought to our attention by the inspector general and other members of congress. we also, as you may recall just briefly, look at the conferences in a previous hearing, in wasteful spending on irs conferences. i think you're spending about 50, $45 million in one year. after we began some of the revelations with gsa and others we discovered in that hearing again, wasteful spending that exceeded w

got arsenal and some s. right here in-house invested just to remind everyone if you're a journalist or a news biz and say you know a professional trader but we've given you ten thousand u.s. dollars what do you update tell us if we haven't i wasn't with the metals well yeah well the metals i'm so glad that i got out because again they've just been falling and crashing showing a little bit of sign of kind of a rally but i'm glad that i got out when i did because you know i i want to remain fully clothed as you mention but i'm going to keep an eye on it because they're showing some signs of action but not enough for me to get back in just yet right long way to go i think that the message industry absolutely been watching the resell situation and i mentioned earlier fairly closely what else have you been up to see what other stocks are you watching the show and tell us what you've been doing with yourself with your money. remember last we talked about energy and specifically the oil markets and i decided becaus

economy and moving on to some companies that here brush up on some of the biggest business stories that are rocking the country and we'll start a way that russia's role set about to give companies traded oil. as a by john oil and gas still as a prize on is the biggest oil exporter in the former soviet union to russia because it stopped. russian pinette metals magnate i think that a past case montenegro for one billion dollars by the factory closing its. pay pal is launching ruble transactions starting up from september the russian ruble will become the payment systems twenty six hour check in with our in-house invest a hair of thomas to find out how he's been getting on with the russian stocks has been good to see you so as we know you were given ten thousand u.s. dollars to invest a second week in the jobs who we are expecting results to tell us how you can get a well i was expecting results too but i'm going to have to say wow this is confusing ok so when the numbers are going up and down in the charts and graphs are all over the place when it's going down that's bad right so ok so i

this has to do with some certainly some bargain hunting, also some safe haven flows into treasuries,s as well. the treasury yield sitting at 2.82%, back from those -- back below the levels we saw on monday's trading session. the ten-year bund yield is at 1.859% off those 17-month highs. in the forex space, we're seeing the dollar against the yen, gaining a little bit of ground sitting at 97 it is 46. now versus the euro, the dollar is -- has been seeing six-month lows, the euro dollar currently down by .2%. back below that 134 level. let's check in on markets in asia. adam bakhtiar in singapore. the word of the morning is stabilization after that big sell-off yesterday. >> yes, we're seeing things stabilize. i caution the fact that with the release of the minutes out today in the united states, investors are still very jittery and nervous. you see behind me in the wall, the picture really mixed out here in asia in anticipation of fed tapering. as i'm speaking now, if you can kick off with emerging market space, we're seeing huge volatility once again. the indian market which had rebo

about a mile away from where we're standing we can certainly see some flames and some smoke in the air. this fire is on the move because there are so many bone dry hill sides here, this area, much of this region is a tinder box. there's drought like conditions here. firefighters say in addition to those draw the like conditions, what you have here is 15 to 20-mile-an-hour gusts that are helping to fan the flames. this blaze has chewed across more than 10,000 acres. some 1,000 firefighters are on the front lines. they're being aided today by the air attack. there are seven air tankers, close to 15 helicopters. the big dc ten that they bring out for the big wildfires is very active today. it's a wind driven fire so crews are battling the winds while they're up in the air. hand crews have made some progress. there is 10% containment now. certainly good news for firefighters on the front lines. this fire, as you know, began yesterday afternoon. it was a small fire, about 300 acres. it quickly quadrupled in size reaching more than 10,000 acres now. it's certainly a dicey situation up here,

but just to frame some additional information and some highlights about the big picture of the state's budget and also, the district budget, right now, where we sit and where we think we might be headed in the near future. and so we want to start with kind of on a syterical note there was an apt cartoon that appeared in the sunday chronicle a couple of sundays ago and it was on two sundays ago in the opinion page and this maybe only a nerd could appreciate this but i thought it was hilarious. so this shows that the governor's education budget is putting a drop of water in a canyon that drop of water encouraging but the top of the canyon is the 2007 funding level but as we have been saying over and over again, we are digging ourselves out and the state is helping us dig out of a very deep hole that took a while to create and it will be a while before funding problems are solved. so even though directionally, it is really critical, and such a relief to see that the tide is starting to turn in absolute terms we are still at a neater level of funding and so it was sort of validating in a w

they have been doing some construction and there were some cones there a little earlier blocking things off but it looks like they're picking that up. and your upper deck commute looks great all the way into san francisco. lower deck various lanes blocked until at least 6:00 this morning. let's go to the south bay now and here is a live look. 101 near trimble. both directions nice and light. no issues here in san jose between san jose and santa clara. your east bay travel times, that northbound 880 is actually a little sluggish. there is some roadwork in lanes this morning. i mentioned at the top of the show between 23rd and fifth, it may be causing slight delays as you approach downtown oakland. that is your latest "timesaver traffic." back to you. >>> when the new bay bridge opens in just a couple of weeks, one thing will be noticeably unfinished. it's the new bike path. it will eventually run from emeryville to yerba buena island but right now, it stops just short of there. that's because until the old span comes down, there's no place to put it. >> after traffic has been moved on to

a lot of sunshine in the valleys with some 70s and some 80s.y a cool 63 and breezy into san francisco. next couple of days minor fluctuations in the weather then warming up on sunday and monday. then cooling back down toward the middle of next week. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thank you, lawrence. some late running rolled work has three of the left lanes blocked as bound 580 by north flynn causing people to be caught off in the counter- commute direction. eastbound 580. so westbound isn't better because of a stalled out big rig approaching north livermore avenue so right now both directions of 580 through the altamont pass and the livermore valley are seeing some good sized delays for this i am too of the morning. we had that earlier crash northbound 101 at cochran coming into morgan hill. speed sensors picking up slowdowns below 25 miles per hour. into san jose sluggish as well nope nope nope northbound 101 by julian streak, stall there had been blocking one lane still backed up from at least story road. let's go outside show you

as far as inflation, some things like gas and some food prices have risen.thing was only that there have been forecasts of significant price increases which has not yet come true. the point was made you cannot just print money and have no consequences. there is some truth to that. lower interest rates have impacted savers and older americans who live on fixed incomes and often their savings. it is hard for them to earn money from that. that is one consequence some people see as a negative. host: back to the choice the president will make about the next fed chairman. in "the an opinion washington post." they say we express no preference between janet yellen and larry summers. what have you heard from the white house in terms of when they may make a decision, when the president may make his decision? guest: we're hearing possibly next month. it is likely they may try to do that quickly in terms of putting an end to the back-and-forth. that would leave several months for the hearings in the senate. whoever is nominated would have to receive senate confirmation.

some fear it may go into single digits now.he conventional wisdom was he'll show his resilience and help tee up another effort down the line. is that even an option for weiner now? >> i think not. i think, you know, it will wind u.n. doing the opposite. people will say, wow, he really ran too soon and kind of blew out whatever credibility he had. so i think, you know, his hope of, you know, some fantasy of winning this year but also for his career is to kind of crawl back to respectability. remember, it's a four-way race. you just need to get into the runo runoff. small moves in the polls can mean a lot. the difference is not huge. so it's not inconceivable that he makes it into the runoff. it's hard to see that. it's very hard to see a guy with 80% viewing him as an embarrassment getting much beyond that. >> we have the primary september 10th which means we'll talk about this for the next month. help us out right now, if you can. wet our appetites on something we'll hear tonight that we haven't heard before. what can we look f

what were some analysts double bombers reaction is over the top is quite mild compared to what some u.s. lawmakers one from sanctions to libya boycott senators and congressmen are demanding russia's punished for daring to give snowden asylum tell us what you think we're running a vote dot com a website devoted so far thanks very much for doing what you're telling us two percent of you think u.s. russian relations are really so poor anyways not to make any difference ninety percent slight change the no effect the economic ties to important is going to whether it'll five percent this one from last believe the snowden affair is going to blow over relations are down one four percent think that russia is going to be made to suffer for giving safe haven to edward snowden play time to have your say as well thanks for doing so as if you have. all of the same news conference where president obama mentioned strained relations with moscow he promised as well to reform the much maligned n.s.a. surveillance program more transparency and supervision on the cards he said but he gave no indication that

cheryl: less talk about some of the winners. just overall, give me some of the winning names.ty. >> what i think, some of the brands that did well, emotional connections. they're doing well, not because they use their buying them, but because the brand really has a lot of momentum then dap, very strong. another one would be diaz corporation with north face, on the rumor. so i think sports apparel brands are doing well. kids like them. cheryl: and the like that corporation. all it. so now i have to dig into this a little bit. you are a little concerned. the darling of wall street since the ipo. everyone wants to be an. you say not so fast. >> i think he has done really well. still strong momentum, lots of opportunity. they opened 75 stores, doubling the footprint in department stores in europe. i'm just worried that they're going to fast. i think one of the secrets of being a good luxury brand is keeping supply less than demand. cheryl: the unattainable is what you're saying. they're kind of going the way of tommy hilfiger and getting mass distribution, being discounted. fair e

we have some pretty good numbers on some of the contracts. and we're at the prime and we have some other primes and surveyors two >> thank you are there any questions. thank you very much. >> i thank the committee i know that's a lot of time it's important stuff just a reminded of the recap this is approving abeyance adopting the revised capital projects and that's done and we will come back to you in the fall and those are big project head safety and a bike safety and we've come back in october and back in november. >> thank you for your information. as you said on the webbed for the public there's more details. let's open this up for the public. anyone want to speak? >> ms. jackie sax. >> having been familiar with the the parkway project i've been working on it since 2000 and since the central way since it's inception i strongly urge you to have those items go forward i want i think i'll bring up some other things but i strongly ask you to consider those items additional takes into account and have all this as i've worked open prop k as wel

, whether or not there are some efficiencies in the finance area. so, you know, when there was a lot of conversation around let's give city college more money, it wasn't that's what -- even if we gave city college more money, the foundation piece of it was our biggest concern. so, it wasn't that we wouldn't give city college more money. we're just not confident that the way in which the monies would get distributed and used are going to be efficient and that that foundational piece is intact. so, the -- [multiple voices] >> i really appreciate that component, the level of academic curriculum or standards that we have in the school. but that also -- there is a threat to that. there is a threat to some of our academic programs at city college not being around if the decisions that come down that we have to make are to [speaker not understood] some of these programs. i think that's something that -- [multiple voices] >> so, the program piece again is i think something city college really has to dig deep and think about what's going to be the best for o

while some. changes may be innovative, parents say that's part of the appeal of the school. >> i'm really impressed where they have come from in the last five, ten years. they've gone from not a good reputation and then coming here and doing interviews and tours. burnett stood out as a great school. it's up and coming with a lot of innovative stuff for my child. >> reporter: burnett is one of five schools in the district granted extra funds. 86% of the students here qualify for free or reduced lunches. this means some may not have access to modern technology at home. so now they will be using ipads in the classroom, introducing them not only to technology but teaching apps that help create more individualized learning. it's something that students and teachers are both looking forward to. >> they are doing -- for 6th grade, they are doing the ipad. >> when we cover our concept in class, what i will do is i will look through this map, i will find an activity that's directly related to the topic th

while some alice double bombers reaction is over the top it's quite mild compared to what some u.s. lawmakers want from sanctions to an olympic boycott senators and congressmen demand russia's punished for daring to give snowden asylum and you can tell us what you think this crisis bodes for russia on our web site r t dot com all of this point you can take a look at how some of you who participated now we're online poll voted so as you see almost three quarters of you believe very little will change as relations are too poor already to be affected much well about twenty two percent believe that the economic ties are too important and will weather this crisis and just a few about four percent believe this no the matter will blow over and that relations aren't all that bad and they will last which is which is two percent of this point thing that russia will be made to suffer for giving safe haven to edward snowden while there was no what do you think a biological entity dot com. now at the same news conference where president obama mentioned the strains with moscow he promised to refo

some of the u.s.' foes in the region have vowed to defend the syrian government in the event of a possible strike, one way or the other, saying it would lead to regional war that would not end favorably to the united states. and against that backdrop as we were saying, the humanitarian situation continues to worsen. jordan already buckling from more than 150,000 refugees that have set up their thousands of pouring into iraq and turkey and lebanon unofficially. it is making for a few tense days while the international community decides what is to happen. the u.n. weapons inspectors visiting the site of the alleged chemical weapons attack are still inside. they're expected to leave on saturday to possibly submit their findings for a possible another round of voting at the u.n. security council. >> thank you very much. >>> still to come, l'oreal impressing investors with a rise in first half profit despite weaker demand from developed markets. stay tuned. the ceo tells cnbc why he's remaining tight lipped

right now maybe has some time to think about limitations and also has some type of think about the merits of the chinese system after all you economy has done well for posterity to thirty four years you must have done something right you cannot just write it off like a nothing ok as i said two essential elements of the chinese system one the ruling by elites like a five percent zero e.m.b.a. in our school from common officer i would say by far the represent the brightest the best china has so that's one reason why china succeed it and secondly you know this promotion through ranks step by step you cannot jump the queue by helicopter become the president you know very sunny ranking officer you know you need to go through twenty thirty hurdles i mean to be in key position you know so that's very sensual in the chinese system and number three you know these ruling party c.c.p. has over eighty two million members that's bigger than the population of germany and also the c.c.p. does have a very decent leadership development program the son in the catcher to study around the globe including ken

some of that stuff, the pink underwear is pretty cool. this kid that we did, again, i have a log that i keep of every tagger that comes over my desk. and i kept seeing jugs over and over and over again. * kit through facebook and graffiti tracker, we found out where he kind of possibly lived. and we actually caught him shop lifting in a circle-k and he's, you know, stealing beer and got him coming out. had cans on him because he he was painting on his way down from his mobile home to the circle-k. >> [speaker not understood]. [video presentation] >> he's facing up to six years in prison. -- he got 4-1/2. so, master grace feet aloe. he he did $10,000 worth of damage to the city. it's kind of funny. think about him being in the department of arizona correctionses. what are you in for? graffiti. [laughter] >> this is so awesome. i tell you another thing, you guys heard at the end, he told me in the interview. he's like, man, i'm glad you got me. why? because i can't stop. why can't you stop? because i'm addicted. i can't stop. why did you st

some of them do turn violent.des in the past in which followers of the sovereign citizen movement have killed police officers and traffic stops tend to be the most dangerous times. >> all right, pete williams live in d.c. thanks so much. >> you bet. >>> still ahead, the woman who talked down the gunman who walked into a georgia elementary school armed with an ak-47 gets a call from the president. that's just one of the things we thought you should know. >>> and be sure to "like" the "news nation" on facebook. we're at facebook.com/newsnation. hey linda! what are you guys doing? having some fiber! with new phillips' fiber good gummies. they're fruity delicious! just two gummies have 4 grams of fiber! to help support regularity! i want some... [ woman ] hop on over! [ marge ] fiber the fun way, from phillips'. good and close. [ woman ] hop on over! discover the new way to help keep teeth clean and breath fresh. new beneful healthy smile food and snacks. he'll love the crunch of the healthy smile kibbles. you'll love

based on a larger perspective and include union and chest nut, and some of the arguments i think are even more compelling now than they were then because the competition says the three or four pet stores that were pointed out as providing the kinds of products and retail sales and things that were needed would face competition from pet food express, now pet food express has come even closer with the retail store on california which makes me think that this store is even more undesirable. >> commissioner wu? >> so, picking up on a couple of things, this item remind me of the orchard supply ie team that we heard in soma a couple of months ago that the address falls specifically in one zone but it's right next to an n c-2 zone next to union, so for me, the question is not specifically what zone do you fall in and how do you apply the code, how can you get a sense of if you're serving the neighborhood, is it walkable, can you access these services by walking, if there's a desire to go to pet food express, can you go there by driving or taking the bus. in applying the criteria we're suppo

some people are doing extremely well and some people are struggling to get by. christine quinn has made a greater effort to separate her record from mayor bloomberg in the last few months. she has passed some bills that he vetoed. the fact that she gave him the chance to run for a third term, she is considered the closest to him. one of the things people do in the next hour is talk about each of the candidates individually. let's begin with bill thompson, who is a former city controller. >> this is the view i grew up with in brooklyn. and holdings stood for something special. a city of opportunity, which brought my grandparents here. i want to bring my -- that promise back to every neighborhood in new york. safe schools, safe streets, good jobs, decent rent, and respect for everybody. i am bill thompson and i will always remember where i come from and who i am standing up for. >> my mother was a new york city school teacher. i saw how she changed her students lives will stop what would she think today? teachers not respected. it is taught -- it is time to stop b

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some things to think about. thank you. >> i need to remind that the public comment is at three minutes. >> any other member of the public who would like to weigh in on items three and four? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. and i would like to open this up for discussion. >> steven thank you for coming out tonight, and i think that we need to send the message out broadly that this is going to be an open discussion at a policy level now and frankly i have been frustrated with the fact that we are kind of dealing with this on a skirm ish basis and we need to address it at a policy level and so i am really hopeful that this is now, happening. and i think, you know, the world changes over time and so we are seeing some new anomalies that we could have no way of anticipating, when this policy was originally adopted and i think just in our discussions of vetting, some of these scirm ishes i know that myself, i have vacilated between what the chamber of commerce has to say and what the merchants have to say and

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