of the swedish hall. we thank you for proposing the extension to comment on the landmark proposal and you understood we did so affirmatively. my grandfathers were founders of this society which before social security like all ethnic clubs provided health and death benefits and helped the community become american. immediately before the quake, the society owned the hall with 5,000 books with the yet to be the city hall site of our san francisco public library. the main library. my maternal grandfather with the 1906 quake and along the building community of the hall which my grandfather managed for the next 30 years. both parents and grandparents lived across from market street from the hall where i live today. this is why i'm personally and profoundly involved with the landmarking of our hall. therefore i thank director rod ham of the planning department, preservation fry and for the city efforts to landmark the hall as a masterpiece of swedish master architect. they consider to be among the top 5 percent

a swedish prosecutor goes to london.dor has hailed this decision and will allow the questioners to go into the embassy. they will question julian assange and what happens from that? >> differ consequences could happen. one, they could say, this case isn't strong enough to go forward. that would be one. a second thing they could say is, well, we think we will go forward anyway. let's bring out one fact. julian has been over four years in custody of some form. 1000 days in the embassy. almost three years. if you are convicted of these allegations and they were made into charges and he is convicted, he would not do -- he has done all the time he would have to do. therefore, he would not do any time any longer, so the whole case is essentially bogus way of keeping him in that embassy -- and yes to become out of the united states -- and he has to be kept out of the united states will stop. amy: michael ratner. to see all of our coverage of jillion assange go to democracynow.org. democracy now! is looking for feedback from peo

. >>> and swedish prosecutors finally agree to travel to london to question the wikileaks founder, julianssange about sexual assault allegations. ♪ >>> hello. after four years of political turmoil an ambitious economic recover plan has been unveiled for egypt. at a global summit. egypt's gulf neighbors pledge more than $4 billion to support the country's economy. its president says he hopes economic growth will reach 6% over the next five years and unemployment will be cut by 10%. >> translator: egyptian society represents 25% of the middle east's population. stability in egypt has an important role in the stability across the whole region. we need to make sure this strength benefits the stability of the nation as well as the entire region. this is the comprehensive development sought by the whole region. development will gain strength in all fields and all domains in order to chive an balanced development, a fair development, and it is all for the sake of building a modern state, a modern state that has not only been gained by the prestige of its ancient civilization, no it is a state th

we told the swedish authorities the swedish government, that we were open and willing to facilitate conditionsey could take a statement. that's the first action that swedish justice should have in order to respond to the complaint by two persons who have launched a complaint against chile in assange. the thing is, 4.5 years have elapsed since the complaint was lodged. two years where he had been electronic apparatus attached to them in london and tn two more years in our embassy and now the prosecutor says she is going to take the statement because the statute of limitations might run out on the crime. the question is, why did they let summits time go by? and who was going to pay julian assange compensation for 1000 days of confinement? i reiterate, we are pleased with this decision. because it is recognition that they could have done it. the problem is, they will have to explain -- the swedish prosecutors will have to explain, to among others, why they did not do before. it is a violation of julian assange's human rights having him confined for 1000 days and then recognizing, yes, they should

. >>> swedish prosecutors say they will go to london to question wiki wikileaks julian. >> reporter:wedish prosecutors have been decided to break the stalemate in the almost five year investigation into sex crimes including rape allegedly involving julian in 2010. he is said to have welcomed the request to be able to interview him here in london inside the ecuadorian embassy where he has been confined for the last three years, fearing arrest and extradition to the u.s. you can see a policeman keeping constant watch here. his lawyers say he wants to exonerate himself over allegations he has always denied. why the change of heart by the swedish prosecution hah has always insisted that he travel to sweden for questioning? well it seems that the a number of the crimes that he is alleged to have committed will reach their statute of limitations in august time is therefore of the essence for swedish law to run its course. >>> ukraine's president says that the u.s. has agreed to provide it with drones and other non-lethal assistance. squirmishes continue on a daily basis in eastern ukraine.

time is now of the essence for swedish law to run its course, it's not clear when the meeting may takelace but chief prosecutor now hopes to come here to the embassy to interview julien a saning and to be assange and take a swap of his dna. if he were to face trial in sweden, he could be extradited to the united states where an investigation is ongoing in to wiki leaks 2010 release of hundreds of thousands of classified military and diplomatic files. no charges have yet been filed in sweden. while in britain his embassy confinement under constant police watch has so far cost the british taxpayers tens of millions of dollars. >>> a your honor investigators say they have leads for the whoever shot and wound the police officers during a protest rail. protesters demand the shooting held a candle lit individual ill for peace ferguson has become a folk the point of race after the killing of a white officers of a black peen tanker. >> reporter: the st. louis county chief of police says he's getting good cooperation from the community. and he's received a few dozen leads. but he needs more. th

time is now of the essence for swedish law to be able to run its course. it isn't clear when this meeting may take place but chief prosecutors mary ann nye will now hope to come to london, both to interview julian asange and to be able to take oswab sample of his dna. if asang were to be facing trial in sweden, he could be extradited to the u.s.a where he was culpable of releasing thousands of files. british taxpayer tens of millions of dollars. jonah hull, al jazeera london. >> earlier in the day al jazeera spoke for kristin arafnussen. he said the decision could have taken longer. >> i feel outraged it took so long to coming to this. four years ago the swedish prosecutor could take a step to finish this phase of her inquiry by interviewing julian asange instead ofsangeinstead of wasting four years of his life and 1,000 days in the embassy. >> thank you very much for your time. do you have any information on the timing of this when asange may be questioned by the swedish prosecutors? >> no, i don't. it's amazing to me that kristin just said that it took f

now with the swedish statute of limitations looming, prosecutors have offered to come to london. >> we have been asking for this to happen for over four years. the only thing that is irritating is that it comes so late because it has kept julian assange in the embassy for over two and a half years now. we are happy they will go, but we are irritated they didn't go before. >> the foreign office says it is willing to facilitate the swedish prosecutor. it could be welcome news for the metropolitan police, which has spent well over 10 million pounds making sure julian assange doesn't slip away. kathy: the iraqi army, together with shia militia, are attempting to take back the itty of tikrit from islamic state in iraq. the latest battles -- the city of tikrit from islamic state in iraq. the defense minister has called this a turning point. for more on the significance of this battle, i spoke a short time ago with robin wright, a distinguished scholar at the u.s. institute for peace. do you agree that crete is a defining battle? robin: most of the operations up until now since last summer ha

. >>> and swedish prosecutors agree to travel to london to question the wikileaks founder over sexualssault allegations. >>> egypt's gulf neighbors have said they will inject more than $12 billion to support their country's economy. promises which were made among others at the global economic summit. there were heads of state from across the region and global leaders too. president sisi speaking at the event where he unveiled an ambitious economic recovery plan. president al-sisi also underlined what he believed to be egypt's central role in the region. >> translator: egyptian society represents 25% of the middle east's population. stability in egypt has an important role in the stability across the whole region. we need to make sure that this strength benefits the stability of the nation as well as the entire region. this is the comprehensive development sought by the whole region. development will gain strength in all fields and in all domains in order to chive an balanced development, a fair development and it is all for the sake of building a modern state. a modern state that has

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. >> swedish prosecutors say they are ready to fly olondon to question julian asange. jonah hull reports. >> reporter: at the ecuadorian embassy, from his almost three year confinement inside, julian asange is said to have welcomed a swedish prosecutor's request to question him here. allegations of rape he's always denied saying the sexual encounters in question were consential. >> we say this is evidence that we were right all the time, that the prosecutor was wrong all the time and we welcome her neive. >> ininitiative. >> in 2012, asange requested a sighasylum while on bail. >> it isn't clear when this meeting will take place bus chief prosecutor mary ann nye hopes to be able to interview julian asange and to stay a swab sample of his dna. he could then be extradited to the united states where an investigation is ongoing into wikileaks 2010 release of hundreds of thousands of classified military and diplomatic files. no charges have yet been filed in sweden while in britain his embassy watch so far has cost the british taxpayer tens of millions of dollars. >> find a

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in london following pressure from swedish courts and repeated requests by assange's lawyers. gillian -- julian assange, who has never been charged over the allegations, has been holed up in the ecuadorean embassy in london since 2012, fearing his arrest warrant in sweden, could lead to his extradition to the united states. assange's lawyers have been asking swedish prosecutors to question him in london for over four years. protesters in ferguson missouri, held a candlelight vigil following the shooting of two police officers outside by an unknown gunman. both officers have been released from the hospital. the shots were fired during a protest outside the ferguson police department, but police say the shooter was about 125 yards away. attorney general eric holder condemned the shooting, which came on the heels of a justice department probe on rampant racial bias by ferguson police. >> what happened last night was a pure ambush. this was not someone trying to bring healing to ferguson. this was a damn punck there was trying to so discord in an area that it's trying to get toget

about 16 swedish krona shy. siemens, shares of by 1.5%.erman industrial giant signed a 10 billion euro deal with memorandum for understanding with egypt to help expand its electricity network. those deals were signed at an economic conference over the weekend in a resort. that resort conference boosting investment to help revive the economy. lafarge lower, h&m up. jonathan: mark barton, thank you very much. a busy week for all things russia. today, eu foreign ministers meet to discuss that fragile truce in ukraine. this wednesday marks the first anniversary of the annexation of crimea. the world has one question. where is putin? the russian president has not been seen since march 5. the internet a lot with speculation and rumor. if you believe any of that, the russian president has either been overthrown, has been with a lover, or has been struck down with a bout of flu. joining us to break through the noise is leonid. great to have you with us. where is putin and what is the significance of the fact that he hasn't been seen since march 5?

previously swedish prosecutors refused to go to london but they have changed their mind. >>> back here at home a third person is facing charges. police say 20-year-old heraldo is facing murder charges in the death of 56-year-old joseph hizer. he was already in custody on an unrelated crime. police are still searching far fourth suspect in this case. that suspect is 17-year-old isabella chidez. this video shows the teenager and another suspect using the victim's credit card. if you have seen her, you are told to ask to call the police. >>> santa rosa police say a man was kidnapped in front of his wife and young children and held for ransom. the family got a call demanding money for a safe release but the man escaped from his captors inmy -- in medesto. >>> police want your help. take a look at the sketch of a suspect in the beating of a robbery suspect. the man you see here is described as being white or hispanic between 22 and 29 years old. about 5'6" to 5'10". he is thin build and black hair and blue eyes. police released this surveillance photo of the truck. it has a cover on the bac

tommy's signing during a swedish talent show. evokes excitement drama, sensuality?from interpreting. gee, how does it feel to be probably the most famous sign language interpreter in the world at the moment? he's getting rave reviews like "i have no idea what either of these men are saying but i only have eyes for tommy. he's brilliant." >> i'm trying to be one with the music. just let it go. >> reporter: the competition will send sweden's best to the euro vision song contest. unfortunately, the singer magnus carlson, didn't win. i wonder what magnus thought of -- because you kind of stole the show. >> he should be happy. his song is world famous now. >> reporter: magnus seems smitten writing on facebook -- i can't even express my admiration for this guy's imagination when he interprets my song. tommy now joins other interpreters who became briefly famous. >> we can't take that risk. >> jonathan lamberton signing with gusto for new york city's mayor, and this man got signed for captioning signs that didn't make sense at nelson mandela's funeral. "snl" parodied his p

swedish furniture giant i keep ca is shutting down its website magazine in russia to avoid violatinghe country's guy ban. the magazine featured same sex coup counsels and mayor families. putin signed a lauf penalizing propaganda of nontraditional sexual orientation among minors. i kia could be forced to pay more than $16,000 or stop activities for 90 days. >> the lawyer for julian assange says a meeting with his client and swedish authorities is possible. investigators have offered to ravel to britain to speak with assange regarding sexual assault allegations and to get a dna sample. an saung is wanted for questioning in an incident dating back to 2010. he's been in the london embassy since 2012. in the wake of a scathing u.s. justice report and the resignation of some of ferguson's top officials, the mayor says he's staying put. that story right ahead here on cnn. ausal changes it's not likely to go away on its own. so let's do something about it. premarin vaginal cream can help it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vagi

know what i mean, and as a native of sweden, i certainly think i have insights in some ways into swedishociety and swedish politics and culture from living outside sweden than i would if i were merely inside the country. in that way, immersing oneself in a different time, is history. it helps one to transcend assumptions common to our age, to rise above what has been called the flux of temporal advancement. i like how the philosopher of history would put it, and i quote. knowing yourself means knowing what you can do. and since nobody knows what he can do until he tries, the only thing that man can do is what man has done. the value of history, then, is that it teaches us what man has done, and thus, what man is. i thank you. [applause] >> as always, we have time for questions. i would ask you, after you identify yourself, allow the microphone to get to you. we want to make sure your words are left for future historians. i will leave it to you. >> i will be like phil donahue with the mic here. yes, sir. >> i am mel cline. i will preface this by saying i am a lifelong democrat, but i do n

. >>> swedish prosecutors now say they will go to london to question the wiki leek's founder.one that hull reports. >> reporter: at the ecuadorian embassy in london a police presence is poised day and night to arrest the wiki leek's founder. he is said to have welcomed the request to be able to interview him here. it is alleged that he committed sex crimes including rape involving two women in sweden in 2010 allegations he has always denied saying the sexual encounters were consensual. >> we see this as a victory for him. he see this as evidence that we were right over time that the prosecutor was wrong all the time, and we welcome her initiative. >> reporter: in 2012 he lost a supreme court appeal to prevent his extradition to sweden instead seeking asylum in the ecuadorian embassy. swedish prosecutors want to come to london now because some of the crimes will reach their statute of limitations in august. time is now of the essence. it isn't clear when this meeting may take place, but the chief prosecutor will now hope to be able to come here to london both to be able to inte

tommy is signing during a swedish talent show. he invokes excitement drama and sensuality.ay from interpreting. how does it feel to be the most famous sign language interpreter in the world at the moment? he's getting rave reviews like i have no idea what either of these men are saying but i only have eyes for tommy. he's brilliant. >> i'm trying to be one -- >> reporter: the competition will send sweden's best to the euro zone song contest. the singer, magnus carlson didn't win. i wonder what magnus thought, because you kind of stole the show. >> he should be happy. his song is more famous now. >> and magnus seems smitten writing on facebook i can't even express my admiration for this guy when he interprets my song. he now joins other interpreters who became famous. jonathan won praise signing with gusto for new york city's mayor, and tom got slammed for using signs that didn't make sense at nelson mandela's memorial. snl parodied his performance. >> i have been listening to what americans are saying. >> reporter: but no one is laughing at tommy. they're smiling with him.

julian assange is said to have welcomed a swedish prosecution request to be able to interview him here. it's alleged that assange committed sex crimes including rape involving two women in sweden in 2010 allegations he has always denied saying that the sexual encounters in question from consensual. >> we see this as a victory for assange. we see this as evidence that we were right all the time, that the prosecutor was wrong all the time, and we welcome her initiative. >> in 2012 assange lost a supreme court appeal to prevent his extradition to sweden, instead seeking asylum in the ecuadorian embassy while on bail. the swedish prosecutors want to come to london now because some of the crimes he is alleged to have committed will will reach their statute of limitations in august. time is of the essence. it's not clear when this meeting might take place but chief prosecuteor will hope to come here to london to the ecuadorian embassy both to interview julian assange, and to be able to take a swab sample of his dna. if assange were to face trial if swedenin sweden, he could be extradited to

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so i left xerox and went to work for a large swedish company that was starting a u.s.onsumer division. in a very roundabout way, they had a customer in seattle called starbucks. their aspiration at the time was to expand to portland, oregon. i somewhat persuaded them that perhaps starbucks was bigger. and they needed somebody like e. you have to understand, starbucks had three stores in 1982. but the core business was selling pounds of ground and roasted coffee for home use. a year after i joined the company, i went to italy for the first time. of course, you can't walk through any major city or town in italy without running into a coffee bar. and seeing the sense of community and romance around espresso. it just made me realize that starbucks perhaps was not in the right part of the coffee business. that the real business and opportunity was the integration of the beverage into creating a destination and sense of ommunity in the store. what i experienced in italy was something that was transferable n the u.s. bring for the first time great coffee, introduce new bevera

a day after claiming the downhill american crystal globe she claimed another title, joining a swedishier as the second woman to win all 19 world cup titles. an austrian was second-place. she is second in the standings for the second year in a row. an alpine skier retained his chance to win overall second. the defending champion had a fourth-place finish, his second-best ever in the super g. he was held off my -- by .05 seconds. france are gearing up for the final weekend of the six nations championship. they still harbor hopes of winning this year's title. they must hope wales loses in it aly and scotland. >> decisions had to be taken. we are 100% focused. the group needs to be focused on the game and not on external things. we must remain focused on our game. reporter: the points difference -- they are the favorites to lift the title. >> it is hard to plan for every scenario. you have to go through the situations with your players. there are so many permutations. you could win by 5, 25, just win. we have talked as a group, coach, team, senior players about how we would manage the dif

administrative code to establish the reservoirs committee and the second the landmark designation of the swedish-american hall last week i got the introductions for you one introduced it was an amendment to the planning code it will amend the codes to shift the authority to require street trees in the cases of certain planning departments to the public works also there were two notable requests for drafting the one supervisor campos is asking an ordinance to be drafted to get the data for the short-term rental law requiring them to post shared registration numbers and posted not hosted and an ordinance to amend the planning code for lower construction units that concludes my report. >> commissioner antonini. >> thank you for your report will it be possible to get supervisor wiener's legislation. >> sure i, send it to the full commission. >> i was unclear if you have an area that was zoned rh2 allowing two structures you could have two structures less than 3 thousand square feet he each without a conditional use isn't that correct. >> yes. that's my understanding looking at it from my prospective and i ca

he swedish internationals caught on film after the game mouthing off about the performance of a referee, although he appeared to be denigrating france as a country. it prompted a swift response from patrick andkenner, and he apologize, talking -- saying he was only talking about the futootball in france. >> i apologize for stuff i have no problem saying that because the welcome i had here, i am very happy. from the first day i came, i had a good time. whenever i am here, i have a good time, some do not twist that. it is about football i talk, so let's focus on the football. football here is the most important to me. reporter: in the english premier league liverpool stretch their unbeaten to 13 games. jordan henderson was another deflection scoring the early goal of the game. leaders chelsea are six points clear of manchester city. >> it was a wonderful dimmest ration the character and resilience of the team especially how we played first half. any system you play in the game is, it is not working less you have that sort of ability. we just were not anywhere near the first half, but you

first, swedish domination, then russian. then independence after world war i. until 1940, the estonians were about as affluent as the fins, but then estonia was gobbled up by an expanding soviet empire and spent the decades after world war ii under communism. when the ussr fell, estonia regained its freedom, and in 2004, it joined the european union. tallinn has modernized at an astounding rate since the fall of the soviet union. its business district shines with the same glass and steel gleam you'll find in any modern city. yet nearby are the rugged and fully intact medieval walls, and the town within these ramparts has a beautifully preserved old-world ambiance. among medieval cities in the north of europe, none are as well preserved as tallinn. the town hall square was a marketplace through the centuries. its fine old buildings are a reminder that tallinn was once an important medieval trading center. today it's a touristy scene, full of people just having fun. through the season, each midday, cruise-ship groups congest the center as they blitz the town in t

staffs recommendation and the will house, ways, and means recommended the landmark designation for the swedish american hall the hall is spitting under the events and architecture will events as one of the examples of the swishing architecture the owners of the property the swishing society were in attendance and gave their enthusiastic support so for the proposed designation and we believe this will be before the board of supervisors very shortly certainly happy to forward i a copy of the report if you're interested i'll be happy to answer any questions. >> commissioner moore. >> mr. fry give the address this is the project next door we approved the project we strongly recommended it move forward is that the same project. >> i believe yes, this is the project at the corner of 15th and - >> market and sanchez. >> right. >> thank you. >> all right. commissioners payroll not a board of appeals we'll that move on to item 9 on missing for the golden state university abbreviated master plan. >> good afternoon commissioner president fong and members of the planning commission before you is an inform

swedish prosecutors agree to travel to london to question wiki leek's founder over sexual assault allocations. >>> egypt's neighbors say they are going to inject more than $12 billion to support the egyptian economy. the promises were made at the global economic summit being held in egypts a tended by heads of state from across the region. the president al-sisi also spoke at the event. where he unveiled what is being described as anning a -- an aggressive economic recovery plan. >> translator: the egyptian society is 25% of the population of the middle east. stability in egypt is a very important role for the civility of the whole region. we need to make sure that this power will be for the benefit of the stability of the region and the nation. this is a comprehensive development. the development will go strong in all things in order to achieve the balanced development, fair development and this will be for the sake of building a modern state, a modern state that is not only gaining that prestige of its civilization, but also a state that will go to the future will go to the promising future

swedish police say that a shooting in the city was likely gang related and not an act of terrorism. gunmen armed with automatic weapons opened fire inside a restaurant. two people were killed and up to 15 were wounded. no arrests have been made. negotiations between iran and six world powers on tehran's nuclear program continue in switzerland today. the u.s. says that the talks are progressing. a draft deal is in the works that would force iran to cut hardware it could use to make an atomic bomb by 40% for at least a decade. a written agreement still needs to be reached before a march 31st deadline. the royal visit is wrapping up in washington today. prince charles and the duchess of cornwall are in the midst of another packed day. this is a live look right now at them. their trip today does include a trip to the white house. this is a live look at carlos rosario public charter school right now. our jeanette reyes has more on today's event. jeanette: this is just the beginning of a very busy day for the royal couple here. take a look behind me. they are arriving to the armed veteran

tommy crony is signing during a swedish talent show, ininvokes excitement and drama and sensuality. interpreting. how does it feel to be probably the most famous sign language interpreter in the world at the moment? >> it's crazy. >> reporter: tommy's getting rave reviews like, "i have no idea what either of these men are saying, but i only have eyes for ". >> i'm trying to be one with the music. >> reporter: a competition will send sweden's best to the european song contest. unfortunately the singer didn't win. i wonder what he thought of -- you stole the show. >> he should be happy. his song is world famous now. >> reporter: and magnus seems smitten writing on facebook "i can't even express my admiration for this guy's imagination when he interprets my song." tommy now joins other interpreters who basically briefly famous. >> we can't take that risk. >> reporter: one won praise signing with gusto for new york city's mayor. and another got slammed for using signs that didn't make sense at nelson mandela's memorial. later said he was hallucinateing but went on to do an ad for an app