st. mark's was part of it. fast forward, the building is up, the university now has jacked the rent up to the roof, they're pushing st. mark's out. it's a really naked betrayal. you know, the university has not really been called out on in. so, you know, while i want to tout the possibilities with working creatively with realtors, i think st. mark's experiences is something of a cautionary tale. one of the fun things to talk about is, you know, espresso book machine. really the great thing about these machines is that every store has had a completely different experience with it. harvard bookstore, when i queued up for my first reprint -- i mean, i had to have something come off this machine -- you know, the person many front of me was reprinting a 19th century irish textbook on crop rotation. the person in front of him had reprinted a medieval manuscript in the public domain. i mean, to me, it was just one of the great astonishments. mcnally jackson in new york city has actually created store bestsellers off i

st. mark's. it was just an incredible day. and that's what working with our community partners with the faith-based community and with the sharing community. ~ so, when mayor lee came to us about six months ago with this idea to partner with the sharing community, we were very excited and we said yes. we had our first meeting, first of many figuring out how we can build a platform together to make it very simple for our residents in san francisco to be able to get the resources they need and to be able to connect in a disaster using the tools that already exist in the platform. so, on that note i'm going to introduce mayor ed lee who knows disasters like no one else. he is the biggest supporter of our preparedness in san francisco and it's an honor to work for you, mr. mayor. >> thank you. thank you, ann. good morning, everybody. the good news this morning is that there's no city-wide disaster. but we take this opportunity to remind ourselves that everything that we can do ahead of time to better prepare for disaster is going

st. mark's square in zagreb, croatia seems to be at home in the european union.that goes for the musicians in front of the parliament building , for croatian cuisine, and the architecture of the capital. but for 12 croatians, the eu is really moving into focus. a member of the social democratic party will represent croatia and the european parliament for a year. >> i fulfilled my political dream, to see my country member of european union. in the meantime, i became political realist and know that within the european union, nations and individuals and families must fight. >> the croatian parliament is marking statehood day. it is also celebrating eu accession. no other country had to negotiate as long and as hard. as the guests of honor know, the criteria for admission are growing ever stricter. >> you have to have some pressure to be better. >> his next appointment is in downtown zagreb, just below the parliament, at his party's headquarters. he has been an observer at the eu for a year now and is constantly commuting back and forth. >> and then we want you to me

st. mark's square in zagreb, croatia seems to be at home in the european union.that goes for the musicians in front of the parliament building , for croatian cuisine, and the architecture of the capital. but for 12 croatians, the eu is really moving into focus. a member of the social democratic party will represent croatia and the european parliament for a year. >> i fulfilled my political dream, to see my country member of european union. in the meantime, i became political realist and know that within the european union, nations and individuals and families must fight. >> the croatian parliament is marking statehood day. it is also celebrating eu accession. no other country had to negotiate as long and as hard. as the guests of honor know, the criteria for admission are growing ever stricter. >> you have to have some pressure to be better. >> his next appointment is in downtown zagreb, just below the parliament, at his party's headquarters. he has been an observer at the eu for a year now and is constantly commuting back and forth. >> and then we want you to me

st. mark's place, new york city. on this particular night a fight between what looks look a group of mostly asian kids and against a group mostly african-american skateboarders. apparently this thing started, we talked to the uploader, he said this guy here, laying on the ground, notice his shoes. take note of his shoes, okay? that guy may have been doing some drinking, peeing on the sidewalk, and that's when they was confronted by this group of skateboarders. this guy in the white shirt, he tries to play peacemaker. the guy on the ground with the shoes is up joining his side here on the right. things start to get crazy around here. >> wow. >> you see punches being thrown, people swinging boards all over the place. now it's going out into the street. at this point you see that guy gets knocked to the ground and a couple guys bounce on him. it's broken up quickly. the guy playing peacemaker's in the middle of that, too. and as that guy's trying to walk away, he gets one into the back of the head. a lot of weird stuff

that was when the st. mark cathedral was attacked.hey're between a rock and a hard place. >> reporter: what is the effect, a mass exitous like we've seen in iraq? >> again, if you want to look at precedence, that's what has been happening. the difference with egypt as opposed to iraq, there is really a large christian population there. millions -- according to some, up to 15 million or 16 million, but at least you want to say 10 million. it is not that easy for a lot of these people to get out and leave, and a lot don't want to leave. >> and we're seeing that in syria as well. what about christians there? >> it is the same exact story. this is what is sad because you would think u.s. administrations and analysts would have learned from precedent. >> reporter: what should the u.s. policy be? >> u.s. policy will never change unless americans actually change because they're the once who elect through government. unless they start pointing out the gross reality of what is happening to people -- it is amazing to me because everything is be

scammell were buried two days after the tragedy the funeral began in the center of cairo next to st mark's coptic orthodox cathedral like many other large gatherings in the past two years the several thousand strong funeral procession erupted into a massive protest resulting in confrontations the funeral led to further violence and two more people died and. the priest come up asks everyone in the church to pray for peace between muslims and copts to remind his congregation that god is patient and kind that is why all christians have to be patient and to enjoy. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. this is the media leave us so we leave the baby. motions to cure. your poor. there's a goal. is that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from. politics only on our t.v. . wealthy british style. market. can't. find out what's really happening to the global e

st. paul's cathedral marked this week's royal birth by pulling the ropes for a total of 5,000 ,000s. cathedral previously rang full peels for prince william in 1982 and his grandfather, prince charles, in 1948. ouour nation honors the heroes eanthe korean war, there is one who is often overlooked but her contributions are now set in stone. jeff pegues has her story. >> unveil the reckless statue. >> reporter: in triangle, virginia, near the grounds of the national museum of the marine corps, the curtain dropped to reveal sergeant reckless. 60 years ago, she was a real- life war horse, pressed vito service hauling supplies and ammunition to marines in korea pinned down by enemy fire. reckleless was scared. flares were turning night into day. >> reporter: retired marine :orps sergeant harold wadley witnessed the heroism. eanturely an angel had to be riding that mare. >> reporter: in march, 1953, during the battle of outpost vegas, the mongolian mare made 51 round trips nay single day, hauling 9,000 pound of ammunition to the front lines. she earned her stripes that day and cemented her

st. barnabas marked the beginning of a 16-year killing spree. cullen would work at eight other hospitals and be suspected of harming patients at six of them, but those suspicions never reached subsequent employers and cullen continued to murder patients with virtual impunity. in 1993, prosecutors investigated cullen for murdering 91-year-old helen dean. an autopsy tested for nearly 100 medications but not the one cullen used to kill her, a powerful drug called digoxin, or dig for short. it was cullen's first weapon of choice. why did you like dig? >> cullen: dig, you know, it was a very powerful cardiac medication. >> kroft: what does it do to someone? >> cullen: in small amounts, it slows the heart rate down. in larger amounts, it can cause what's called complete heart block. and then, the heart is very irregular. and, you know, it can cause death. it does cause death in large amounts. >> kroft: it was also readily available in critical care units, and cullen figured out ways to conceal his digoxin withdrawals from an automatic drug dispensary

st.: mark is next from paul, minnesota, a student. go ahead. i'm still paying down my student loan from 20 years ago. one thing i wanted to ask you isut that is not well known have a daughter that tried to go to school but did not qualify for a loan. she only did up to a point. when you have a child that is 22 or 23 and they live on their own , are they considered a dependent under the student loan program? they do not qualify for very much student loan money. host: ok. ?r. chopra guest: the dependency status is a contributing factor in how much federal student loans they will be able to borrow. some families feel those limits to not allow them to cover the full cost of college and they -- parents need to take on loans. we do not want stones taking on too much debt. it has been difficult for families because of the rising cost of college. private lenders look at their models and they think about it carefully. twitter.have this on guest: the consumer financial protection bureau is the law of the land. we have a director currently in place. there

st. peters burg, missouri, on the literacy map. for that was the day samuel clemens, better known by his pen name mark twain registered a copyright for the adventures of tom sawyer. though the book was not published until the next year. based broadly on his own experiences growing up in the real-life mississippi river town of hannibal, missouri, tom sawyer paints childhood as most of us would like to remember. his many deeds and stunts have become part of our folklore and culture depictedded in a number of movies over the years. >> look at him smiling. osgood: including the 1973 musical version in which tom, played by johnny whitaker, fast-talks the other boys into white washing his aunt polly's fence. there's even a tom sawyer ballet performed by the new jersey ballet among other companies. tom sawyer was not an immediate best seller. it won wide recognition only after the success of the adventures of huckleberry finn, the sequel published almost 10 years later in 1885. certainly in the century of the third since tom sawyer hardly has a lack for readers. >> the national fence painting competition. >> osgood: nor has tomlaked for emu

get out of something they created and president putin has visited caves main cathedral to mark the arrival of the st andrews cross a symbolic rally that united the nations of ancient russia and he's also said to hold talks with ukraine's leader a victory on a cottage i do looks at the historical twists and turns between moscow and kiev. well it's really the center of one of the most religious festivities you have seen in the last several years that hundreds of thousands of people have flocked. taking part places because one thousand and twenty five years ago it was here and it was adopted as official religion. and then spread its way across the country and there have been several conflicts that russia and ukraine have participated in over the past several decades the orange revolution which increasingly saw ukraine pushing. away from russian towards europe ukraine is just and destroying. reasons to say that everything would ukrainians. living in russia and the country. moving in the opposite direction. because. of course there are people in ukraine who a look who are looking west they're looking at

and they were saying that they were marking down to 16th st.ey are going to continue their protest. the san francisco police department is joining and leading the group. they are there for safety just as a precaution to make sure of the to not get things get out of control. >> michael, we are a watching we are--watching. >> yes. and it's just a few moments ago the family went on if twitter to ask people to be peaceful. and i hope that this protest and can be peaceful. people are feel free in free to be are outraged. but the family is a sign that this is not honoring his memory to be violent. >> you mentioned earlier that this is not debt. this is not necessarily over? this is not -- it. >> he could also potentially face a civil trial brought by the family. depriving tom his of his life. the second would be if the justice department determined it that if he found weather the civil rights could be brought because of weather you hear the ninth 11 transcript. it is pretty clear that arguably, the 911 transcript, there was racial profiling and also,

mark phillips is outside st. mary's hospital in london. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, norah, good morning, charlie. the perceived wisdom is the royal birth could be any day now. the country is doing what william and kate are doing and frankly what we're doing, waiting. for all the talk about how this royal baby will be different from all the other royal babies this royal father to be could be found in familiar regal surroundings waiting for the big day. on the polo pitch. the sport of kings is still apparently the sport of kings in waiting. prince william spent part of the weekend charging around on a pony. although with more modern transport at the ready should the most important all calls come. >> he played great polo. yeah, i should think it's brilliant. i believe he had a helicopter on standby. >> other people were on standby too. the world's paparazzi have they places staked out at the hospital where kate is scheduled to give birth any day now. this of course won't just be any royal baby. it will be born to the royal g

the service is underway in kiev's main cathedral to mark the arrival of the st andrew's cross a symbolic relic that has united nations of ancient russia president vladimir putin is in the capital for the festivities let's cross now live to who is there for us. thanks so much for joining me i know it's a beautiful day behind you this certainly looks gorgeous what's happening in kiev right now. one of the most religious festivities you have seen in the last several years of course russia. more than one thousand years. and hundreds of thousands of people have flocked here as you mentioned president. north of here today we have of course the ukrainian president. president presidents are all here but of course there's hundreds of thousands of pilgrims and just people who flock here from all over russia other countries to see that very relic. cross which is one of the main relics in. moscow for several days it made its way all the way from greece on a special train it was in moscow for several days where hundreds of thousands of people have paid their respects of course that is a relic of utmo

happened on the eve of the city's famous christian celebrations when thousands of pilgrims mark the festival of stmes. >>> spanish unemployment dropped for the first time in two years in the second quarter according to fresh data. let's get out to stephane in madrid. the numbers are still terrible, but at least it is an improvement. >> absolutely, 26.26% for the unemployment rate in the second quarter. this is still one of the highest one in europe, but it was much better than a 27.2% we saw in the first quarter of this year. this is due partly to the strong tourism activity in spain, this sector accounts for nearly 10% of the spanish gdp and created a lot of jobs in the last three months. the question mark is about the sustainability of this improvement. tourism, of course, is a seasonal activity and a lot of jobs have been created recently, unlikely to last until the end of this year. this spanish economy remains in recession, that is also a big question mark and impossible to create some jobs on the long-term without significant economic growth. on that point, we'll have an update next week wit

volunteers have been brought in to try to keep the line under control the st andrew's cross had arrived in the capital on friday to mark the anniversary of russia's conversion to christianity more than a millennium ago will be on display at the cathedral for five more days and up to four hundred thousand believers are expected to pay their respects. let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the globe now we begin in bahrain where struggles between anti-government activists and the police have left dozens of people injured police reportedly fired live rounds to disperse the crowd marching against the ruling sunni monarchy the protest erupted a day after the government had banned opposition demonstrations in several shia villages following a car blast near a mosque. and sectarian violence is deepening in iraq where a bomb explosion in a sunni mosque and a series of other attacks that killed at least twenty six people the blast came during friday prayers during the islamic holy month of ramadan rampant violence throughout the country claimed over three hundred lives in july alone with the firs

st. patrick's. that will go for the jewish museum as well for events. we are working through a project marking management plan that would account for the new project requirements given the mexican museum moving in and the residential project we're contemplating. ~ parking so it is something we anticipate putting together with all of our neighbors well in advance. >> thank you. colleagues, any questions for mr. jefferies? okay, thank you. okay, at this point we will begin public comment. public comment -- >> if i could. i know everyone is very familiar or familiar with the project. i'd like to bring up again [speaker not understood] from handel architects to walk through the visual descriptions if that would be appropriate at this point in time. >> colleagues, would you like to see that? president chiu? >> [speaker not understood]. >> i think we've seen the renderings. thank you. okay. we'll now open it up to public comment. public comment will be limited to 2 minutes. at 30 seconds left you'll hear a soft bell and then when your time is up you'll hear a louder bell. so, i will call the first b

carried on the celebrations marking the anniversary of the major christian relic relic of the cross of st andrew brought from greece to keep. coming to pay their respects and of course to take part in this really really important orthodox event now it's not just christian orthodox that united russia and ukraine as both presidents of russia and ukraine have mentioned over the past couple of days that several times it's their cultural. of course religious and economic ties which go back for centuries and now as of late there have been has been an increasing movement towards westernisation in ukraine some of the political elite believe you should side with your up there are some who believe that russia is looking to encroach upon ukraine's independence for example during the facilities in kiev on saturday there has been and. rally by the nationalist movement yet others are questioning whether it is something the great ukraine really should be doing because it is risking to lose its independence since ukraine really it's historically and culturally closer to russia and may not. make me not re

scheduled delivery of this child, be it a boy or a girl, the places have been marked out by all the camera, waiting outside stry's hospital. the linder wing is the priva clinic there where both william and harry were born. so of the betting shops are making a killing out of this with people saying what the names are going to be of the child and whether it's going to be a boy or a girl and that's very important now because the law of -- which had been in place for centuries has now changed, so it won't be the first born male. it will be the first born. so if that's a girl, she will be the future monoar ark after prince william. >> this is very exciting and historic. let's talk about the memorabilia that goes with anything royal. you know, you've got the diamond jubilee, the wedding, memorabilia. what kind of memorabilia goes with the baby to be? especially since publicly, dwoent know the sex. >> you've got these tankards made by shops by appointment to the royal family and quite frankly, there's a lot of what i call tect. tea towels and plastic key rings. souvenir hunters are very rapid and of course, they'll

>> by fault everything is st to share with everyone or public. if you haven't gone in and markeda photo or a video is only sharing with friends, it is shared with everybody and therefore open to the search engine and facebook has the right to share that publicly. gerri: this new thing. i have to think people are going to complain about it. you think that they will be able to keep it? >> there is no doubt that they will be able to keep it. people will complain that we can always do ith facebook. unless we raise a stink, we forget forget about it after week and they go on. it is their business model. this is how they make money, by aggregating personal information and selling it to others. >> i find it deeply annoying. okay, your points here, suggestions and tips for people who want to keep their information private. use a shared care? >> yes, that means that ifou put it up on facebook, you better be darn rady to have it shared publicly. that is essentially what you're doining even if you have all of your settings set up, somebody else can share that data and it can be totally publ

st. mary's hospital to buckingham palace and mark phillips is there. >> reporter: good morning, norah, charlieis part of the day playing a tune called congratulations. this was a big hit 50 or years ago and the new prince, whatever his name is is a big hit as well, even if everything about the royal announcement wasn't exactly as the palace had wanted. it was a quaint little plan that was never going to work. the birth announcement was supposed to be a traditional affair, a written notice taken from the hospital playsedced on an easel to release. the palace realized the cyberworld would never wait for that and at the last minute changed plans and issued an electronic press release, another indication of the great contra diggs of the british royal family. how to straddle the traditional and the modern. this baby is another example of the remarkable capacity to adapt. >> we are seeing the illusion of democratic monarchy. >> reporter: david starky describes himself as a royal historian that doesn't do gush. >> every royal birth has been the people's birth and the people's princess. it is always m

mark construction. the new factory will supply vehicles to thailand and other countries in asia and oceana. >> it st one of the key markets in asia region. the construction of the new plant assembly plant is a key part of this strategy. >> the plant is being built at an industrial zone east of bangkok. operations are scheduled to begin in 2015 with output reaching 120,000 car ks a year including smaller models. honda also intends to expand production at another factory in thailand taking its toll output to about 420,000 units a year. >>> competition in the thai auto market is fierce. sales rose to a record of 1.43 million units last year fueled by rising demand for middle income households. >>> sri lanka's elephants are special animals according to buddhist's tradition. they're supposed to feature prominently at celebrations that are in full swing at this time of year. but the mood isn't what it used to be. the number of elephants has seen a worrying decline prompting one village to craft a replacement. >> reporter: this is sri lanka's traditional festival. it means a procession in the local language. p

st. claire and other folks. i called a number of speakers you can come forward it doesn't have to be in the order >> i'm mark you represent the triangle association. one of the things that was stated the lower turn rate is primarily due to 0 sfpd to reconnect bicycles with their owners because the bicycle owners don't have the serial number or as in a lot cases the owners don't attempt to recover their bicycles. the part of the program i want to talk about is the free and rental. i picture a procedure at the time you buy your bike it can be a clipboard with the person's name and serial naming number and description. i could easily see every police station having the registration and each time a bike it recovered they simply go to 0 database it doesn't matter if they have access there would be a greater chance to match the bible with the owner. we can see this happen by the end of the year with our support. it's a simple thing to implement. we at park states c had been collect information and enter it whatever it necessary. i also strongly falsify sf save they're good with dealing with the public this is a very g

been brought in to try to keep a line under control at st andrew's cross which dates back to the first century arrived in the capital on friday to mark the anniversary of russia's conversion to christianity more than in the lane am a go it will be on display in the fetal for five more days and up to four hundred thousand believers expected to pay their respects. let's now take a quick look at some other world news and bahrain's couples between anti-government activists and police have left dozens of people injured one officer was also wounded after being shot by a homemade firearm police allegedly fired shotguns to disperse the crowds who were marching against the ruling sunni dynasty the pro. up to the day after the government banned opposition demonstrations in several shia villages following a car blast near a mosque. and security violence is deepening an iraq where a bomb explosion in a sunni mosque and a series of other attacks have killed at least twenty six people a blast came during friday prayers during the islamic holy month of ramadan and rampant violence throughout the country claimed over three hundred lives in july alon

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