the hour of technical is happening and, teachers danny tan and tera freed man and art simon and brian at loewll high school, all with the support of our career and technical department. and we thank you for participating in the hour of code. speaking of our career in technical education programs, our programs at sfusd high schools provide opportunities for the high school students to explore and gain access to the high wage and the high demand careers while preparing them for post secondary education. students who participate in the career technical education can learn to run the restaurants, design and code a social game or even work with a bio tech lab among other opportunities. and once a year, our students and teachers from across the city, come together with local businesses that support programs and are offered paid internships, the show case event was sponsored by the hyatt regency and several were there to celebrate with the students and teachers and so we thank you in the xunt for doing that. early they are fall, volunteers from the on-line social game maker, zinga, a partner

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tera baseley. >> the only operating plant is operating against in israel. it allowed about 120,000 gal options of diesel into gaza. it was used to restart the plant that ran out of fuel six weeks ago. it provides a third of the electricity to the gaza strip, allowed as aid to gaza after a winter storm damaged crops. it is news causing problems. more on that. hello, jalili. >> i think we know about the social, political i cmplication of what's going on between israel and gaza for years. when you factor in mother nature and the weather, this is a monumental storm that pushed through t provided over 15 inches of snow in downtown jerusalem and flooding rain across portions of at a time gaza strip, cutting power to roughly 1.6 million people who live on and along the gaza strip. take a look there. we are looking at -- we are looking at pictures of people who are trying to navigate, get around a very, very small area. no wherefore them to go, with no power, no electricity. we are looking at what they have been dealing with over the last couple of days with the st

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attackers were killed foreign diplomats are in kiev today for a meeting of the top security body and tera capital of ukraine has been gripped by massive protests against the government's decision to freeze time with the eu to turn toward russia instead police have promised not to use force but they have entertaining and investigating dozens of opposition activists. now the president of ukraine viktor yanukovich is away at the moment on us a visit to china. the one top level official in kiev says the government has not ruled out discussing the new snap election to correspond gulliver crack the latest from the protests. the us is among the countries that it says sending diplomats have a lower level than the foreign minister of state to state which would normally go to bed this kind of conference others that have decided to send their foreign ministers most notably a rodent. this weekend and javanese the test of sikorsky kyle built in quito but the data that will be head and hoping to use their presence here in kyiv as an opportunity to offer to risi. general of way in this the councilf euro

editor of the british newspaper that exposed world wide surveillance is grilled at a parliamentary tera hearing after threats raids and pleas failed to stop the papers exposing. skill t. as charged to lead to done so with russia's bolshoi ballet will spend the next six years behind bars and masterminding a brutal acid attack on the company's direct. state struggle under the burden of a story he will look at how iceland's decision to forgive people's debts has paid off our top stories. live from studio central moscow where it's just a nine pm this is r.t. international thousands of protesters in the ukrainian capital have surrounded the presidential administration the scene of rotting on sunday that left about two hundred people injured there demanding the president dishpans the country's cabinet that's after a no confidence vote was rejected by parliament on artie's. has more now on the far east session i believe she can join us now live tell us more about the reaction to that parliamentary session. well this in itself was a rather rowdy yes you know anything about the ukrainian rod or

comment we have received so far meanwhile the editor of britain's guardian newspaper was grilled at a tera hearing this week alan rusbridger faced questions after exposing the scale of the global surveillance program in which the u.k. played a major role here are some of the tactics used by the m.p.'s if you know about the enigma code during world war two would you want from some of it does it have a sheet of the notes. at the end it are strongly defended their reporting he insisted the accusations were veg and national security was not breached and the articles were in the public interest respirator also pointed out that parliament failed to provide proper oversight of the security services. the catastrophic leak that did happen was dealt with by the i.o.c. with the following exchange chairman can we assume you are having discussions with your american colleagues about the hundreds of thousands of people who appear to have existed your information that even i thought if all three of us are involved in those discussions chairman chair thank you very much a lot a hearing sparked concerns bo

editor of the british newspaper that exposed world wide surveillance is grilled at a parliamentary tera hearing after threats and pleas fail to stop the papers exposing. charge to lead with russia's bolshoi ballet will spend the next six years behind bars. a brutal acid attack on the company's director.

emits tera hertz radiation. and what it does is enables you carrying a ne weapon. so far that the big.e developed is too range.n't have the rake we know what technology is like 1986. that would be a major reakthrough as far as finding weapons on the street. >> could you imagine ten years now that technology being deployed around the city, just like you have cameras recording people go, you could notice that somebody with the gun is moving in a certain neighborhood? >> not without a major fight. i think our lawyers are looking at the issues of -- fourth are involved es there. but this is -- this is something increments.in and i don't know if ten years from now you see them, you know, over.oned all you have to develop the technology and i think they concerns raised by -- by privacy. >> if you have privacy concerns manhattan, you have advocates sitting with you, how do you do that? do you have in your department specialists and privacy and issues? >> we don't have privacy down there. but we do have attorneys that the protocols that we put together by our attorneys. ob

everybody emits tera hertz radiation. and what it does is enables you to see someone carrying a weapon. the problem is so far that the device developed is too big. it does not have the range. we know what cell phones were like in 1986. we believe that the technology will get better. that would be a major breakthrough as far as finding weapons on the street. >> can you imagine, 10 years from now that technology being deployed around the city, just like you have cameras recording where people go, you could notice that somebody with the gun is moving in a certain neighborhood? >> not without a major fight. i think our lawyers are looking at the issues of -- fourth amendment issues are involved there. but this is -- this is something that you do in increments. and i don't know if ten years from now you see them, you know, positioned all over. you have to develop the technology and i think they would be concerns raised by -- by privacy advocates. >> if you have privacy concerns in lower manhattan, you have advocates sitting wi