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-- >> charlie: stan -- stan was head of jasoc, a task force we had at the time. essentially, we're dealing with not just 20-year-old kids trying to get their "jihad on," we're actually dealing with very sophisticated guys and half of that objective weren't iraqis. they're mostly what the half waw formed of. that started to wake us up to the fact of what we were having to deal with. that's when we started to hone in on what was the foreign fighter flow then and, at that time we were probably looking at 50 to 100 foreign fighters coming in primarily from north africa some from east africa, and now 1,000 a month from 40 countries and we've already seen europe talking about their problem. i just mentioned canada. i think the f.b.i. director has come out and said we roughly equate about 100 americans that are right there. you know, we really don't know what the numbers are but the numbers you do hear it's probably higher. >> charlie: so you can't kill them all. >> you can't and that is part of the strategy that i think we have relied too much on. >> charlie: we've gon

stan collender thank you so much. helima croft thank you so much as well.eport on a tuesday morning. ukrainian currency still at 26.40 five. stay with us. another hour of "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ . . >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." tom: time is running out as the just say no backfires upon eu leaders. ultimatum being with drawn. it is a fragile cease-fire this moment in ukraine. some 8000 troops are trapped by rebel forces. the u.s. is greatly concerned. the enemy is within. forget yemen or the islamic state -- think oklahoma city. good morning, everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance." we are live from our world headquarters in new york. it is tuesday, february 17 full stop i am tom keene. joining me olivia sterns and brendan greeley. we need to get started with top headlines. here is olivia. olivia: cease-fire in ukraine may be over before it even begins. 5000 ukrainian troops are currently surrounded and still fighting with pro-russian rebels. the cease-fire agreement reached last week in minsk called for russian rebels to start withdrawing the

one is 19 from kaz sick stan the others are from ooze beck stan. all live in brooklyn new york. two of them intended to go to syria. officers arrests the youngest at john f. kennedy airport. he was prepared to board a flight for turkey. investigators believe the old ers provided the money for plane tickets. two of the men posted sper net messages in support of the militants and contacted someone with link to the group. fbi initials and new york police officers believe they're trying to carry out terrorist i attacks in the united states. they also had plans to kill police officers and assassinate president barack obama. >> this is an ongoing investigation and among a number of investigations that we're engaged? >> the u.s. government officials say more than 20,000 foreign fighters from 90 countries have traveled to syria. they say 3400 of them are from western nations. >>> people in gaza are struggling to survive six months after a cease-fire was declared between israeli forces and hamas militants. many still have no shelter and lack essential infrastructure such as electricity a

you wrote letters to stan laurel, you somehow befriended groucho marx at a funeral? >> this is true. >> you were in your 20 did. >> i know. i don't know why i was not beaten up more frequently than was. anywhere. i watched the world premier of my fair lady in new haven on its way to new york to run for years and years from backstage. >> talked your way in? >> masterpiece. i just said to the stage door guy: how's it going? i threw a coat over my shoulders rather than put my arms in it because i had seen moss heart very coat. i stood in the wings and watched rex rex harrison and julie andrews until the doorman got wise. >> in that time, though, you first struggled with depression and have been public about it. you were very public about it before it was something that much. >> yeah. i don't know if i opened the door but at one point after i had been on two or three shows talking about it, a doctor said to me, are you sure you want to be the poster boy for depression? but the reward is when people come up and say, you saved my daughter's life. she saw you talk about tha

>> i like you as much as i did stan >>.il obit wary. >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> welcome to the news hour i'm darren jordan from al jazeera's news center in doha these are our top stories. captured the drug lord that once took over an entire state is now in custody. >>> germany's parliament have backed an extension to greece's bailout, plus

>> i like you as much as i did stan >>.il obit wary. >> sunday, the parents of captured american reporter austin tice. >> austin went missing in syria. >> campaigning for his release and maintaining hope. >> austin tice is alive. >> find him and get him home. >> a special "talk to al jazeera". sunday, 5:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> hello and welcome to another news hour from al jazeera from our headquarters in doha i'm adrian finighan. isil abducts 90 people from christian villages in syria. >>> a bomb explodes in a nigerian bus station, killing at least 12 people. >>> the spy cables leaked documents show the cia tried to establish contact with hamas, despite an official ban. >>> i have the sport as fif

he escaped from after dan stan 35 years ago. which one son. on his way his other five children and wife drowned crossing the river. in pakistan he remarried had more children, and grandchildren, all 16 of them are now back in afghanistan he says the police detained him and then his son until they agreed to leave. >> they gave us documents saying you have only throe days. we have to love. >> what can you do in throe days in is i was selling things in the street. some people owed me money i left it all behind. >> he still remembers his old mud brick home in afghanistan. and it's orchards. it's the first time his son who was born in pakistan have ever been to after dan stan. >> our first few days were tough. i wasn't re, laked, it was all new, now my heart is to my own country many the last month more than 3,500 afghan families have left pakistan. that's more than the spire number that crossed last year. >> thousands of afghan refugees are entering behind me at token crossing and many of them are accusing the government of carrying out raids on t

>> and very character a stick of stan too. stan was married to france wall, who was again the -- francoise who was against the bomb. he said, we have to know what happens. if there is a way to know what happens with energy density, it is our job to find out. it is not our job to say if it is good or bad. >> the next year, the soviets detonate their hydrogen bomb. >> it was not very successful. like with the germans, they were not as far along as we were afraid of. von neumann had los alamos. they were working on a hydrogen bomb design that was not successful, but we did not know that at the time. then we find out that one of the researchers was a russians by. -- russian spy. >> less than four years later von neumann dies of cancer. >> tragically. >> and the team scatters. they pull the plug. the computing team, because the plug gets pulled, it does not last. it essentially collapses. >> it setback computer science almost a decade. they had the script does doing computing for scientific purposes, which ibm picked up on. the res

. >> he's stan verrett. i'm chris hassel. they're partying in manhattan. >> manhattan, kansas. not much success against their in-state rivals. in fact they lost 49 of the last 53 against the jayhawks. kansas state up 4, nino williams had 15. nigel johnson had 20. and kansas state storms the court. they win it 70-63. over the jayhawks. >>> wild finish down the stretch in the atl. 29 to play louisville beating georgia tech by two. onowaku misses at the line. the hunt for the yellow jacks goes all the way and ties it up with 24 to play. no time-outs left. rick pitino wants terry roseier to slow it down. he doesn't listen. he makes the right choice because he scored and georgia tech turns it over on the other end and louisville hangs on for the one-point win avoiding disaster. >> can you tell it's almost tournament time? >> oh yeah, last monday in february. the madness is coming, stan. >> all we got. >> janonu onawaku. >> he will she's keep doing that ten time. >>> up next in "the pulse," what plenty were tweeting about overnight. >>> one intrepid reporter buts on gloves and goggle

he's stan, i'm chris. back to you. >>> we got "the pulse" coming your way next. >>> what to do when there's nine feet of snow in the front yard. well, you could try to sell it. their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza. he said victoza works differently than pills and comes in a pen. victoza is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. and the needle is thin. victoza is not for weight loss but it may help you lose some weight. victoza is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes and should not be used in people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. victoza has not been studied with mealtime insulin. victoza is not insulin. do not take victoza if you have a personal or family history of medull

. >> he's stan, i'm neil.oing to do basketball highlights wearing suits and makeup. >> yes, we will. he's the only one with makeup. duke and virginia tech. >> who are you kidding? >> virginia tech had just two wins in the acc. they gave duke all they could handle. jahlil okafor back after being sidelined for a game with an ankle injury. they went to overtime. okafor had 30 in this game. quinn cook had 26 including 21 after halftime and duke wins it 91-86. >> quinn cook is happy. >>> from quinn's hair to james harden's beard. it's all about the barber shop. third quarter tied. chris paul, shake and bake. >> oh. >> he had 22 points, 14 assists. let's go to the fourth quarter, though. houston in control. james harden is notoriously awful against the clippers. didn't shoot the ball well in this game either but found cory -- he bounds that through chris paul's legs. i can't read what's on the front of those uniforms. i have no idea -- >> it's chinese. >> well that's why i can't read it. rockets won, 110-105. >> oh,

. >> good morning, welcome to our "sportscenter" set in los angeles along with chris hassel i'm stanph curry missed the first game of the six-game road trip and lost against the pacers. >> they certainly missed him. he was back though rested that sore foot and, well he put a into the -- >> yeah curry going baseline 14 third quarter points. warriors were up 3 heading to the fourth. fourth quarter, warriors up 3 with under 4 to play. andre iguodala. 32 points 8 assists, the rest does him good. look at that shot. warriors at cavs on thursday. can't wait for that. >> you say cav here'ses? >> yeah. >>> taking on the pistons. cleveland won 16 of 18 coming in. lebron has five assists away from scott pi pippen throwing it up for mozgov and ties with that one and then later hooks up kevin love who hit eight triples for 24 points and james passes pippen. >>> the nba's all-time assist leader among forwards and scored 19 points had 11 assists, 7 rebound, cavaliers win it 102-93 17 of 19 for cleveland. looks like the east is theirs to win because derrick rose is having surgery to repair a torn me

city clerk: campos, crist stan stop sign, >>supervisor london breed: cohen, aye, farrell, aye, kim aye, supervisor kim, wiener aye, yee aye, avalos, aye. there are 10 ayes. >>supervisor london breed: this item passes unanimously. hold on colleagues. we have an item on the agenda. mr. clerk can you please call the item for the imperative agenda. >> we have declared january 21st, as san francisco restaurant week to encourage all san francisco to support their restaurants. >>supervisor london breed: let's take the first finding to find this resolution purely commendatory moved by supervisor wiener and supervisor cohen. we can take this without objection. and also before we approve this imperative item, we must take public comment. are there any members of the public who would like to provide public comment on this particular item. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. can we take the other item that we need to move forward came to the board after the agenda was posted. can we have a motion to move that forward. moved by supervisor farrell, second b

. >> we'll take a look at kazzic stan's dream of -- kazzic stan's dream of hosting the 2022 olympics. and the rest of sport later. >>> hello again. a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. islamic state of iraq and levant have released a video showing the beheading of 21 egyptian christians held by the group in libya. the families staged a protest calling on cairo to do nor get them released >>> a ceasefire between russian pro-separatist forces and ukraine appears to be holding in eastern you crepe. >>> a man responsible for two danish attacks was a 22-year-old with a background of criminal gangs. let's stay with the story. it's not the first time swedish artist lars vilks has received death threats, he has received numerous since depicting prophet muhammad with a dog's body in 2007. in september of that year a $100,000 bounty was placed on his head by the leader of al qaeda in iraq. a plot to kill many was planned. and he was assaulted during a free speech lecture in sweden. another plot to kill victims was uncovered and three men were arrested in 2011. he was placed on a most wa

. >> stan as always, great to seek speak with you. we appreciate the background. stan graham in indonesia. >> that could be a grave mistake. >> the bottleom line is we will never know what really happened. >>> a fed jury has found two palestine groups liable. >> 33 people were killed including americans under a special terrorism law. the groups will have to pay more than $655 million in damages to the american victims' families. >> we're going to take steps against their assets. they have assets in the united states in israel. we're going to go after bank accounts and money that they are getting paid on a monthly basis in israel for instance. and we're going to put pressure on those who negotiate with them those who have relationships with them to make sure that the palestinian authorities respect american law, an american jury ruling and pay their debt. >>> and later this hour we will speak with a terrorism financial analyst, used to be with the treasury department. >>> also coming up we'll have details on the undercover sting that's left two british politicians

i think having stan fisher as the vice chairman , stan might be more right of janet. i think the complement of the two is very good. what i've been impressed with with janet yellen and i've been to a few meetings with her, she is very forthright, unlike most chair people of the fed. she is describing her views of the world and she is very open about where she thinks the world is going to go. she will say, if my view is right, we are going to do x. the next six months, we are going to look at the data, and if my views are wrong, we may not do that. the federal reserve announced that they are now considering elongating their zero interest rate policy, and to me -- they cited international conditions and they cited the target inflation rate me is not being met. the inflation rate is lower than their target which gives them more time to do things. my most important component about what janet yellen is doing, there should not be a surprise interaction. she has much more openness with federal reserve policy. you have a pretty good understanding how she is navigating the fed

stan bowman, the general manager there, tried to add to his team. >> well, it is now history. final store,core, 6-2 in favor of the bruins and the organ of frank pilico played proudly with the national anthem and now in lament as the fans head home "hockey game in american" continues. zach parise tonight. coming up next except on the west coast, your local news. tonight, dateline followed by chicago fire, law and order and chicago pd. for pierre and eddie, mark pavelich mike emrick saying, so long from chicago. >>>. >>> off the top at 6:00 a live look at national harbor, the potomac river is still frozen after the winter storm, but today the temperature spiked and a lot of the snow and ice is already melting. >>> now, everybody is changing again. for a lot of you, tonight's temperatures will drop below 32 degrees. that is raising concerns over a refreeze. meteorologist amelia segal has an hour by hour look at what we can expect. >> it's going to be the suburbs north and west that will drop below the freezing market during the evening hours. right now temperatures not so bad. i

. >> time for one more question stan. give us your overall view of 2015 and the years ahead. you optimistic not just about the u.s. economy but the global economy? >> well, i think the european situation is actually a little better than people thought it was a few months ago, and i think the european decision to undertake quantitative easing is a big positive. they haven't started yet. that should have an impact. china has slowed down but india is looking good. so if you look around there are good reasons to be fairly optimistic and to be opt stickimistic about the united states economy. it's really done a remarkable job of recovering from what looked like it was going to be the most massive crisis, close to the mast massive crisis we've ever had. it was a very serious crisis. did not come close to matching the great depression and for that we have to thank the people who made the policy decisions that kept us away from that. so i'm optimistic about the capacity of this economy to do well over the long run and about the current situation. >> stan fischer, thanks for joining u

>>supervisor london breed: supervisor crist stan son. >> i talked to the department and it's a permitting issue. can we talk off line. >> i wrote many letters. >> we need to solve the permit issue with recreation and parks or it will happen again. i'm happy to help you. >>supervisor london breed: thank you, next speaker, please. >> public speaker: the things that are impossible with men are possible with god. then jesus said vaerl i say under to that there is no man, with house or brethren or wife or children for kingdom of god sake shall receive in present time in the will to come life ever lasting and jesus said be hold to jerusalem and all things written by the prophets by the son of man to become a prophet to be delivered upon anden spite be treated upon and skurnld and put to death and the third day he shall rise again and when he was raised from the dead by going to the prophet and in the profits concerning me. thus it is prison, time and time again he went to the profits >> he was cutoff out of the land of the living with my people was he stricken and made a wicked and rich in his

anita shu, crist stan son. board of supervisors, norman yee. cindy wu, phil tang, wane young and shou young and norman fung. when you get a list like this, i would like to say if there is anyone i didn't acknowledge, i would like you to raise your hand and i would be happy to welcome you. one of our friends rick quan is here. good to see you here, rick. the honorable mayor of san francisco and the cousin david lee is here. [ applause ] >> one of the most ferocious players on the court, one of the most genteel and fun guys off the court. damon green. [ cheers and applause ] his nickname is the senator which is why i have him separated from ed lee because when you talk about election results, i don't want to have two politicians together. one of the rising stars as he is. [ cheers and applause ] and a man who continues to dominate the nba from seattle to all star weekend to years in the league office in phoenix and now the president of the warriors, lebron james business, rick welch. [ cheers and applause ] now, events like this are always import

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students or tend to favor students in the upper tier because of the high curriculum the students are stan xaer each other i want to paint you one in a al great class useful e you'll are is students that are highly prepared and then have the students that fall in the middle was the result of that on the students in the classroom when students take a test there is a caloric result of a class i hope you're familiar with you'll have what the result of this new short class make up will be instead of a bell curve a per rabbi is it looks like it an upside down curve the prepared students keels getting ooksz but if not more students getting fs and dices ds 0 nerve wooul you'll have a polarized achievement gap it is actually strongly imvoiced what happens the students stay american people took up the students in the afternoon and at the lower tiers forced further and further to the bottom and more will be discouraged after comparing themselves and the teachers expectations will be grossly inflated meaning less prepared students will receive lower grades and less help you implower don't set up unde

. >> item of compressors the second consultant contract of the north consultant and stan consulting inc. and increase the contract by 8 hundred plus thousand not to exceed for the non-material acquisition this is a non-action item. >> any public comment on item 6 seeing none, public comment is closed and seeing no commissioners on the roster mr. clerk will you please call the roll. >> same house, same call? great okay same house, same call? we'll take that without objection. >> okay item 7. >> okay 7 and 8 please. item 7 approval the administrator codes and the procurement policies and the traffic conferee training those are action items. >> okay. is there 0 any public comment on item 7 or item number 8 seeing none public comment is closed and colleagues, can we take this same house, same call? we'll take that without objection. be that will be the order item number 9. >> item 9 increase the amount of the contract for the thomas by 66 thousand plus to total not to exceed 3 hundred 66 thousand and the engineering services for the contract of engineers by $130,000 not to exceed 5 hundred

stan humphries joins me now. thank you very much, stan, for this very insightful article.an streets, unusual names are better than common ones. how did you go about researching this? >> well, yeah we were really excited to take the treasure-trove of data that we've accumulated over the past ten years and really kind of apply facts and data to answering essential questions about real estate because we feel like for so long real estate has been this area where people's actions have been governed more by myths and hunches and not real facts and data. we were interested in applying that. street names is one of those ones where we did that. we looked at -- took the database and looked at home values relative to places that are on named streets versus numbered streets. we found generally you're going to get about 2% more value on named streets than numbered streets. you're going to get 20% to 30% more value in places like san francisco or philadelphia where there's less of a difference in places like atlanta and new york. actually, denver was the only metro we looked at where it

in the meantime here's where we stan, no where near as harsh as yesterday but thinks cold air talkingirport. eleven in allentown and 12 in mount pocono. balmy by comparison but we have another fresh burst of chill on the way here and see what it has done to chi town and minneapolis analpena where we are seeing below zero temperature value. we expect to see more sun then anything. we will see more cloud too. we will ease up to 38 degrees. that is not too shabby, right. a as we look to tomorrow, we have some light snow, expected to fall in southern new jersey and delaware. here's a general synopsis, one to 2 inches for the shore points in southern new jersey and delaware but as we head north perhaps a coating as well. we will time that all out as we move forward in the show vittoria. >> good morning everyone. rush hour is upon us and we have big time volume on i-95. we will get to that in a moment. if you are traveling in the southbound direction making your commute from broad street through to the schuylkill expressway it will get a little sticky. we're seeing heavier traffic approachi

say owners on have in a nightclub cannot be stripped of their right and nightclub owners say they stano lose 16 million-dollar. lawyers for development glenn straub who is buying the revel says the issue over the night club could force him to back out of the deal. >>> in the healthwatch this week pennsylvania senator bob casey called on f.d.a. to ban the sale of powdered caffeine. it is a powerful supplement that can be deadly. reporter stephanie stahl investigates the how dangerous it can be and how easy it is to get right here in philadelphia. >> reporter: single teaspoon of pure powdered caffeine is equal to 25 cups of coffee. supplement is touted as a powerful energy boost that can improve work outs and weight loss but f.d.a. issued warnings that it can be deadly and should not be used among victims, 18 year-old logan steiner, a stan out student in ohio who died from an overdose. >> he had no idea what he was doing, none. >> reporter: pennsylvania senator robert casey says the the f.d.a. should be more aggressive investigating powerederd caffeine and consider banning it. why do you

anita shu, crist stan son. board of supervisors, norman yee.ner, cindy wu, phil tang, wane young and shou young and norman fung. when you get a list like this, i would like to say if there is anyone i didn't acknowledge, i

. >> say traffic like this where con stan constant braking wears on the power. >> since i've been driving i've stuck to the central business areas of manhattan. i seek traffic. the more i'm in traffic, the longer i last. >> and then there is the task of station. >> this is what is called a level three quick charger. it takes 30 minutes to power up this electric taxi, about the time of your average lunch break. but here's is the thing. there are only two such chargers in new york city, and they're both located in manhattan. that means the driver has to keep an eye on his battery and location. >> we think we'll need 500 chargers in parts of the city where taxi s operate. >> do you consider yourself kind of a pioneer? >> yeah, i do, but then again my fellow drivers think i'm stupid for volunteering. look, someone needs to try it. everyone will benefit later on. >> he said he can't lose time on the road charging an electric taxi. he doesn't own his car. he lease it is and they have to make $150 a shift just to pay money. >> i don't know how that system will work. if you go downtown at any gas

. >> reporter: stan and his friend from england did just.hat a bunch of kids here on a hockey tournament did the same thing. they're mom's used to chilly environments. >> we're always cold. >> reporter: cold or not you got to get stuff done sometimes. even the fire department didn't postpone a scheduled photo shoot with a couple of their trucks but they're used to the cold and so are we, which is why we thought this gentleman from texas needed some advice. will someone please get this guy a coat. and now on a more serious note the city has issued a code blue for this evening meaning there are extra available resources to help people that are having problems with their heat or are stuck outside. if you happen to see someone having problems with their heater or have noplace to go this evening please contact the authorities. for now we're live at penn's landing, matt rivers, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> all right, matt, thank you so much. we appreciate that. >>> if the cold wasn't bad enough the region is dealing with damaging winds. check out th

here's where we stan. we are pretty darn close to where we were this same time yesterday but now wind is picking up. that makes all of the difference. 3 degrees in mount pocono. mid teens generally from philly south east toward the the shore points but with that win factored in this is how it feels. these are values you need to go by when you walk out the door. when you are talking about below zero values you know the drill. we have been in this long enough. heavy coat hats scarves, gloves, all of these extra layers that you remember when it gets that cold. you will need it today, tomorrow and saturday morning too. this is a prolong spell of are chilly air. we will stay relatively steady with temperatures though. we are in the mid teens right now. again, it feels colder. we will tack on another five or so degrees and yes, there will be a couple flurries, snow shower along the way but not anything that accumulates, rather. just add to go that wintry atmosphere that we have been maybe enjoying maybe i. has a

>> we spoke with senator stan -- senator sanders about his presidential bid. how does that overlaid the agenda that he hopes to pursue from his budget position? >> he is looking for a soapbox to talk about the issues that are important to him, which are income inequality, climate change, big banks, education all of these things. the ranking member of the budget committee is thankful. there is no way he will be able to persuade -- persuade republicans. he will be on the floor a lot and he will be talking about it a lot. he's really trying to walk this fine line and present himself. he seems reticent to do anything to damage hillary clinton before he is fully stepped in. i see him trying to thread the needle right now. i don't think even he knows how exactly this will play out. >> thank you for your questions. president obama unveils his budget request for 2016 at the homeland security department on monday. that is scheduled for 11:45 a.m. eastern. later in the day we will hear from my house to director shaun donovan and other senior administration officials hol

have been looking at an increase in cases in particular parts of the country, in the state of rajjes stan. they are monitoring it closely from the doctors and health officials. they have said there's a cause for concern, is it a cause. we look at a seasonal outbreak described. it's not yet termed an epidemic. but we are expecting numbers to begin to decrease in the worst affected areas, as the temperatures gets hotter in india, which should be any time from now. i wonder what the wider health implication of this are. >> absolutely. in terms of the wider health implications from the people we have been speaking to. this is not just about how swine flu is dealt with. it's how a wide range of challenges across the board and boils down to awareness, starting at the grassroots. that's where health activists are calling for capacity and it's not just about what happens in terms of the treatment process or the diagnostic process in india, it's about the awareness and making people realise what the challenges and implications are. that's been a perennial problem for india and the health system. >

spark local businesses to start a business to look at the creativity and other lengths so this is our stan to him store we have story time for children one of the - we feel passion about community space we're completely comfortable to be included as part of our submission today thank you. >> i'll be happy to answer any questions thank you for your time. >> commissioners i think there was confusion regarding those matters they were called up together the project was to be described within that contained within the first 10 minutes can the coffee folks make their presentation. >> we apologize commissioners for talking up more of your time. >> it was not made clear to you so - >> we can quick commissioners i'm willing la i'm a project manager with phil's coffee and i'm sure you're aware of we're here requesting a conditional use for phil's coffee and a vacant space although thels a technically a formulate use we've been vice president in san francisco for a while i'm going to give more information after phil speaks. >> good afternoon, commissioners i want to through one thing will phil's coff

scheduled to arrive in san francisco on thursday and then take part in a cyber security summit at stan forward on friday. the summit will address making online payment technologies more secure and creating a better partnership between government and private companies to prevent cyber attack. top policymakers, silicon valley chief executives, and academic leaders are expected to attend. >>> alabama set to become the 37th state to allow gay marriage today. same sex couples are expected at courthouses around the state as a federal judge overturned the alabama's gay marriage ban and takes effect today. the executive director says she expects judges to issue marriage licenses when the courts opens but says the aclu has established a hotline for people to report if they are refused one. >> same sex marriage has no impact in the negative way on anyone who is in ma a heterosexual relationship. it's just acknowledgment that we are all equal citizens in augites. >> those opposed say they are not giving up the fight. they will continue to hold rallies outside the state courthouse. >>> the number

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