the bed. dph or sfhot said to me, too bad, deal with it yourself. the problem is also with dph, having these master tenants and then reporting to themselves of their own infestation problems. thank you. supervisor kim: if you would not mind e-mail in me the youtube video, thank you. >> i live in a six-unit building on nob hill. about one year ago, a neighbor hill and i started getting bitten. you can imagine why. we notified our landlord three different times by three different means and he did not respond. under the wise tutelage of the housing rights committee, i wrote him a certified letter which made him very angry. i forgot to mention that we spent hundreds of dollars trying to eradicate the problem of our own because we knew our landlord would not be happy to hear about it, which was true. he got angry from the first certified letter and i wrote another one and was ultimately able to convince him -- i realize how lucky we were -- we brought in a dog to identify that there were bedbugs. he called the merely paid for the heat treatment. it did wo

he's the bad guy. don't partner with him. surely that's going to cause a little bit of concern. >> i don't think so. i think sean is one of the most respected entrepreneurs, one of the great product thinkers and a great human being. he's helped a lot of entrepreneurs including myself very effectively. he's a close friend of mine as well. >> i know in the early days before causes was a name that was his thing. the two of you late nights in berkeley, coding, dreaming to change the world. how involved is he now? >> sean and i started with the understanding he'd be involved for a couple of years and move on. he's still a board member, adviser of the company, helps us drive the vision but not as involved day to day anymore. >> does causes involve the political aspect in terms of giving donations to candidates or issues? >> we are primarily focused on 501-c-3 char 'titiecharities. we are focused on the bread and butter. >> are you prohibited, if i'm running for office from going through causes? >> not prohibited but the transaction

you frequently see tet in the headlines these days whenever anything bad happens in the world. terrorists to its an attack or insurgents to a bombing or something. you see a pundit or commentators say this is just like the tet offensive. iraq or afghanistan, wherever. i saw a headline about tet referring to and northern mexico when it some kind of tet offensive was going there. or the wiki leaks document dump was just like the tet offensive. i don't see how you make the analogy but the point is tet is out there. the problem with this is every time you say tet would you are really saying is defeat. what you are saying is whatever we are involved in is like a quagmire. we can't win. the bad guys out there, the terrorists and insurgents talk openly about tet offensive and vietnam and their model. this is how they want to win. terrorism and insurgents i week. they can't defeat as on battlefields. they can defeat our forces militarily. that is why they are terrorists. if they could fight as head to head they would but they can't. they tried to attack the thinking of decisionmakers b

the good the bad and the very very extremely ugly first the good d.c. mayor vincent gray gray took a stand yesterday for the people living here in the nation's capital responding to congress's new budget the places a slew of restrictions on d.c. by preventing him from using funds for abortion and for needle exchange programs as well as implementing the republican school voucher program in the district gray took to the capitol to protest and was willing to and did get arrested for after seven hours gray and others were released from jail well done mr mayor the bad ikea . the global furniture giant up to in virginia try to discriminate against workers and group anyone from unionizing despite massive profits at this particular ikea factory workers have seen their wages and benefits. and now six employees are filing a lawsuit against the corporation for discrimination to see just how bad the situation is for american workers that i and in general figure that the average i.q. worker in sweden that's the headquarters of the company and where the biggest facto

. >> reporter: the rogers prohinted from testified at a congress hearing. >> i feel bad for the agents. they do their job and these go think it's a game. it's really not. >> reporter: it turns into her into a distraction and trained her relationship with valley jarrett. how has your departure felt you. >> sorely. i talked to valley jarrett how long i would be there. i wasn't sure i wanted to be there four years. i'm a business person at heart, how you did characterize your relationship with valerie jarrett? >> i think this is strain. i saw her recently in chicago. this is waork. >> reporter: the one person always there, linda johnson rice. throughout the ordeal, they talked to each other every day. >> we can do this. and some days, you are like, get on the high heels. march forward. >> reporter: now they are more than friends. johnson has put rogers in front of the company her father founded. along with e injints ebony and jet magazines, she will oversee a fashion line. >> i said, i will be a fool not bring her into the fold. it seems to me she is the perfect person for the job. >> i f

women wearing veils had already been arrested for taking part in an unauthorized protest against the bad friendship a new poll suggests some people think officials are deliberately stirring up racial tensions. the uprisings across the arab world have raised concerns in europe that a wave of refugees could flood the continent bringing with an islamic extremism but

so i'm for the good the bad and the insanely i believe the good power shift you can use the activist movement focused on shifting america's energy focus from fossil fuels to clean technology converge in washington d.c. this weekend and set their sights on shutting down b.p. in protest of the species receiving a ten billion dollars tax refund for cleaning up the mess that they created in the gulf eight lash mob of protesters showed up at a b.p. gas station in georgetown and shut it down. i. mean this latest action against b.p. and us on cots actions against g.e. and bank of america the corporate backlash is in full swing in america keep it up guys and. the bad republican congressman allen west besides spewing hate speech against muslims appears west is also interested in destroying the american economy in an interview over the weekend wes was asked about the dangers of not raising the debt ceiling and he made it known the republicans should risk it to bargain for more tax cuts. but i think also males are great so we can cut our corporate business tax rate in half bring it from thirty

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it's time for thought i'd say the good the bad and the very painfully ugly first up the good democratic congressman jared holes in of it yesterday paul is called on congress to end the prohibition against marijuana he said it is home state's experience with losing it was versions on the plan and said we see the benefits across the board as a job creation engine in colorado is sorely needed contributions to our revenue on the state level it's a critical and important time for advocacy on the national stage right on it's time to call out marijuana for what it really is a medicine not a bad recreational drug the bad alan greenspan the former chairman of the federal reserve at whose feet a lot of the blame for the financial meltdown can be laid and an op ed in the financial times the last in wall street reform was he advocated less regulation writing with notable rare exceptions to those and. for example you can lowball invisible hand has created roads it was stable exchange rates interest rates prices and wage rates. of two thousand and eight a rare exception that's right greenspan called

the bad people make us not to trust the good time sometimes. it's bad. >> reporter: and taylor's mother was here this morning. she broke down when she saw the spot where taylor died. she says her family moved from fremont to get away from crime. but that he stayed because he felt this was home. patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> go to ktvu.com and look on the video player on the first space for the entire video. >>> hundreds are gathering right now in san francisco to rally against a recent attack against a transgender woman. we want to show you live pictures of that rally right now. this is in the city's mission district right in front of the b.a.r.t. station. i believe that is right on mission street where the attack happened last week. as you can see pretty good crowd is on hand right now. the transgender woman told ktvu that two men verbally harassed her then stole her cell phone then beat her up. she ended up suffering cuts and bruises. the two men were arrested and are tonight facing hate crime charges. >> a disturbing new report shows ha

francisco, five years in the capacity of shelters and six years in the capacity of property management. i basically represent a big bad property management in regards to what we are negligent. the community housing partnership really does support what their workforce recommendation has brought in. they're definitely needs to be an increase in how we actually look in -- how we look at bedbugs. we have heard the stories of the tenants and a horror stories. working with them, it is apparent that the impact on the work force is also there. when the outbreaks' started happening six years ago, my wife made me take off all my clothes when i got home and make sure that i don't bring the bad bugs in. but when she got educated, it was different. a lot of for-profit managers and landlords are not aware of how to take care of bedbugs. luckily, we have been able to collaborate with other community agencies and work together to learn and eradicate bedbugs. it is a problem. i hope the supervisors take this opportunity to work with us and we can expand on that. >> good afternoon. i'm the code enforcement coordinator for the housing c

the bad republican congressman allen west side spewing hate speech against muslims appears west is also interested in destroying the american economy in an interview over the weekend wes was asked about the dangers of not raising the debt ceiling and made it known the republicans should risk it to bargain for more tax cuts. but i think also now is a great saw when we can cut our corporate business tax rate and half bring it from thirty five percent delta twenty to twenty twenty to twenty two percent because it's right now is the time to risk crashing our economy so the transnational corporations that pretty much already pays zero in taxes can somehow pay less than soon. and the very very ugly steve doocy a gang of five some friends got the memo this morning it's time to legitimize donald trump and the earth herbs. he could simply just show joy to be able to give to get thank you very much steve i appreciate that. the president has shown us the birth certificate they just do see completed his training of fox news the requires all anchors to ignore evidence if it comes from a democrat i a

shows the bad guys and the strange things they stole. >>> also while many wonder if barry bonds will get retried on perjury charges. the government is trying to figure out if it needs to go after someone else. who now is on the fed's radar on the steroid case. >>> good news tonight for those hit hard by last year's strong storms. we'll see you tonight at 6:00. >>> and a hair salon was robbed blocks from where police were investigating another robbery. when the owner told them she didn't have any money he took the purses of people in the salon. no one was injured. >>> tens of thousands of new asteroids, 20 new comets and other asteroids are being released today.the satellite has been scanning the sky now since 2009. you wouldn't be able to see the objects with the naked eye. the satellite took infrared images using a telescope cooled with nitrooxygen. >>> let's go to chief meteorologist bill martin. it finally felt like spring today. >> we're looking at temperatures this weekend to be on the mild side. we go right to the computer and you can see temperatures in 50- degree range overni

be really present in the czech republic in the pen that bad the video theft has since gone viral causing a lot of embarrassment for that world world leader but klaus is no stranger to embarrassment on a more serious note he has previously appeared of the glenn beck show as a climate change denier but i'm getting the better of it out here in the pens that was just part of his diplomatic strategy after all that and is right here. coming up america's growing obesity problems may actually stem from the appropriation of agricultural subsidies details on where your money is. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime right here and. i think from a readable point well. we never got the book says we're going to keep you safe get ready because their freedom. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so silly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. it's. all about the big picture i'm tom hartman coming up in this half hour mother nat

not a promising beginning, nonetheless, the reason we have cia agents on the ground, who was bad, how reliable the good guys are. >> there was a presidential secret "finding" authorizing the cia to carry a clandestine missions and supply arms to certain tribal groups of rebels. >> first of all, the u.s. military and intelligence, particularly the cia, go to great lengths to stress that violence islamists are a minor element in this anti-gaddafi movement and have been up to this point. gaddafi himself suggests and argues that al qaeda is behind everything against him. the cia covert action in libya is there for a couple of purposes. first of all, one of the great problems that has emerged is that the gaddafi troops wearing civilian guard had infiltrated into the rebels and confused the air attack, so that it has. made it. they want to identify where they are and deploy them. and setting off grenade launchers to identify where the rebels are -- it has allowed the gaddafi forces to use heavy artillery against them. it will be to bring some sense of command and control. >> i keep thinking

♪ you take the good you take the bad ♪ >> reporter: come on. you can do it for cake. ♪ you take the good you take the bad ♪ ♪ you take them both and then you have ♪ ♪ the facts of life the facts of life ♪ ♪ there's a time you got to go and show ♪ ♪ you're growing now you know about ♪ ♪ the facts of life >> i've had that song in my head all weekend, robin. it was really nice. it was like hanging out with girlfriends. they do not disappoint. i had a ball. >> you should see the messages from people who remember the show. they really relate to all of the characters, in one way or another. and we got tweets about george clooney when he was on the program. >> i had a picture of george clooney. we had to cut it out for time. and awarded the person who got the most trivia questions right. it was lots of fun. >> that whole night, tvland, i think, having the show like that. and then, "the cosby show," i think they got an impact award. >> they did. and we hung out backstage. >> you had a great time. >> you have to come back from vacation more often. >> i'

the best things. i think russia has a very bad p.r. broad and so i wanted to come and see for myself and due to my job i had the possibility to come here so i just decided to come to moscow. and regarding germany and russia you know of the past life it is it's been a rollercoaster of a relationship hasn't it yes from the early second months here in moscow where peter the grades who open the russia are basically two year old and catherine the great as well german princes being the emperor rusher the relations between russia and germany i think have been always excellence apart from some areas where we will we did not but other than that sorry i think there are almost like two million germans living in russia before the revolution yes i'll try to get their mouth a delusional cause it went down but now and now a days after these leave the solid empire and it's going up and up again and what generates it is he's going to enjoy here in moscow activities it's like there's no special drum and i try to do the embassies very active organizing cu

the race a recent spate of violence in afghanistan corresponds with a particularly bad year of the war in that nation since the president's troop surge at the end of two thousand and nine five hundred ninety two american soldiers have been killed in afghanistan it's about one per day actually it's more than one person and the deaths to afghan fighters and civilians are also dramatically higher so with this new wave of revolt igniting that country now thanks to terry jones and the american killed school. how bad can this get for us military involvement the region including iraq and libya here to answer some of these questions robert perry investigative journalist and founder of consortium news robert welcome thanks for having me thank you thank you it's nice to see you yes when i watch it has been i think since the project censored yes well as an aside years ago you've been on our radio show a few times anyhow the. couple of questions here i'd like to get into it's just broke about an hour ago that saif one of the sons of khadafi says his dad is leaving and he's taking over curious what

it's a convenient location and because of the selection we offer, given 98% repeat rate. >> nothing goes bad and they don't spoil and you don't have to refridge rate them but are the margins that good? >> you have tremendous velocity but don't have huge margins. you're selling a payment product, right, that's what we're merchandising and the business model works where the card partner that's represented pays us a commission which we in turn share the majority of that with the distribution partner. and that's an exchange for the space and merchandising and marketing. >> who has the float? if i have 100 bucks on an olive garden card. where is the $100 sitting? >> it's resident with the issuerer. the funds flow back. >> all $100 goes back to olive garden -- >> minus the commission, correct. but the great thing about the retail brand of cards is that we also can offer them to the distribution partner, the grocery chain free of charge so there's no inventory expense because that card carries no value until our network activated it during the transaction. >> what kind of gift cards do the best? yo

things like my dad or i just don't like that and we can all take solace in the fact that iran is still the bad guy in the scenario i mean we cannot. but it's never going to happen. let's move on to a story out of the u.k. whatever royal wedding crap and stuff we have to talk about the english ban of this thing that seems to be coming up more and more often where rich and famous people get to get gag orders so that stories about and can't come up including you know affairs sexual transgression every want to call it thirty actors and football players and one injections recently the formula one president what a ruling that is privacy was violated when they reported on his nazi themed yes party incidentally can i point out his father was the president or the head of the professional secret it was true oswald mosley's was his head but he's angry that is what he actually gets so you can't really change you if it's obvious that he was stopped you over reporting on is not the theme sex party you know what if we had that in america what would tyrone woods look like now you know well you know look it ha

we believe this will be a waste of the city resources as well and not reasonable at these times in the bad economy. we support t-mobile site because it expands the wireless network. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> good evening, board of supervisors. my name is smith. i live here in the city. i think we deserve quality wireless service. it is hard for some people to be here this afternoon to come to city hall. i would like to read the following letter from someone who was unable to be here today. i am a homeowner in north beach. i am surgeon on the emergency call to sf hospitals and real- life ont-mobile telephone service and to respond to life- threatening emergencies. >>signs are not permitted here in the chamber. it is a list of names of folks that support t-mobile here. >> i request that you facilitate the improvement in the network so that i might provide for my patients. the think that i might miss a life or death call the city bureaucracy hinders the network is unacceptable to me. thank you. >> and next speaker. >> good evening, supervisors. we support the micro cell antenna

like the segment would go a lot better with a cowboy hat but anyway it's time for tonight's the good the bad and the very very worldly experience she it only. first up the good the arkansas supreme court now yesterday the court struck down that state's ban on adoptions by same sex couples and unanimous opinion the court said that the ban violated people's right to privacy officially bringing arkansas out of the dark ages and into the modern world slowly but surely gays in america are gaining access to equal rights a matter how hard the republicans try to stand in right now the bad the donald donald trump has sent a team of investigators on a witch hunt in hawaii with finding out the truth about president obama's birth place take a look at what trump had to say about his quest this morning on the today show. you are not allowed to be a president you're not one of his book he may not have been born in this country and i'll tell you what three weeks who i thought he was sort of this question right now i have some i have people that actually have been studying to become. you have people now. i m

measures so far reducing the public expense bad a very severe man badgered policy is necessary. absolutely but we need also to accelerate growth to a new beginning the process of growth . without growth is very difficult. if fiscal consolidation so the big main issues ease how to finance. the growth the growth. rate where you answer that very important investment he ne'er in the sector. such as infrastructure such as research innovation energy and environment and without the finance disinvestment when. they do feel to do it with their badge reserves but but many european countries they are undergoing major spending plans. these days this it mean that the european model are worth first state has failed i don't think they'd see it via levy the we could in europe. two to twelve eight really important reduction. of the rights and the killing of the services of the so-called welfare state the political. politically brianna. do not do not. accept. it and the government will. lose in this case the the support of the of the of the population but we have to promote the fact to. a welfare

has the obama administration succeeded in politicalizing something that up until now sort of all the bad guys around the world they themselves were seeing this as a tool and not as an instrument of national power protection by the united states. >> sure. >> is that how you think of the bad guys look at google and gmail in a way they didn't two years ago. >> i like to expend more remarks because i think you're actually hitting the issue. of course, we all know there was a lot of support that the u.s. government was giving to democracy, freedom, you know, before it became the freedom agenda. >> before you put a label on it? >> and i think more or less i just outlined up until now there was a war of words that the u.s. government and various agencies, you know, foundations were actually doing in this new media before the emergence of diplomacy. so i think what i think happened inadvertently is that the u.s. government just overshot its mark. they legally thought that, you know, probably the state department says they do have the means to shape the debate by sort of raising their voice and r

that or you know i just don't know yet and we can all take solace in the fact that iran is still the bad guy in the scenario i mean we cannot. but it's never going to happen . let's move on to a story out of the u.k. whatever royal wedding crap and we have to talk about the english ban of this thing that seems to be coming up more and more often where reachin famous people get to get gag orders so that ugly stories about them can't come up including you know affairs sexual transgressions every want to call it thirty actors and football players have one interactions recently the formula one president what a ruling that his privacy was violated when they reported on his nazi themed yaks party incidentally can i point out his father was the president or the head of the british nonsupport it was true was walter mosley's it was his and somebody is angry that is what he actually gets so you can read it you. hear over reporting on his not the sex party you know what if we had that in america what with tiger woods look like now. well you know look it hasn't stopped any of them we know about all

the bad ikea. the global furniture giant up to invert ginia try to discriminate in the goods workers and group anyone from unionizing despite massive profits at this particular ikea factory workers have seen their wages and benefits lashed and now six employees are filing a lawsuit against the corporation for discrimination to see just how bad the situation is for american workers at ikea and in general figure that the average ikea worker in sweden that's the headquarters of the company and where the biggest factories are that average worker gets five weeks vacation and makes nineteen dollars an hour. but in third world america the average ikea worker only gets twelve days vacation and makes eight dollars an hour. which like america is sweden's ip is sweat shop. and the very very ugly glenn beck on his radio show this morning beck came to this conclusion. about labor unions and in particular the service employees international union as i. look at what i see are you has done to our nation look what t

it's time for the good the bad of the very very painfully ugly first the good of fourteen democratic congress women who are fasting this week to protest republican cuts to crucial food assistance programs that will mostly harm women and children if they're caught as democratic congresswoman marsha farge said this fast is a small sacrifice to demonstrate my opposition to balancing our budget on the backs of the most vulnerable in our society good move but don't go for too long we need you all sharp if you fighting the school wheatly insane measure that the republicans are pushing the bad gretchen carlson as the gang at fox and friends are criticizing the president's speech yesterday carlson offered her really insightful analysis of what the president could have done better take a look. see here's my take on it had the president broken out graphs and charts like paul ryan did and maybe even did a little video insert like paul ryan did he would have kept people's attention possibly the video insert oh i get a graduate if you want entertainment in the speech not substance that is after a

>> so you would give them all the bad stuff just to get the good things? >> no, i wouldn't. but i'm reminded of what voltere said, which is let not the perfect be the enemy of the good. by holding out for the perfect, there are 12 million in a bad way in this country. >> what is the difference between imperfect and the atrocious. >> i would ask you to not let the perfect outway the we. thank you for having this commission tonight. someone once said that what leads evil to triumph over good is that good men do nothing. i think you for doing something good and not letting the evil win by sitting down and doing nothing. thank you. >> thank you. i will probably get in trouble for letting you talk a bit longer. that was not designed by intent. forgive me. at this point we would like to -- there was one other card here. there is a nina? i apologize. i was going to close comment. thank you. if there is any other speakers who would like to speak who haven't given a card, line up there. otherwise, i will be closing public comment after nina. >> thank you for having me. i was born and

the issue of kudos to the voters for taking a stand and putting the banks through to know what's the bad the donald you know that guy in there and all i money from his father and went bankrupt a couple of times and whatever any. one here in an interview to c.n.n. over the weekend from finally put his finger on the real reason why we're all being a lie. to president obama's real birthplace. and the grandparents put that in because obviously they want him to be a united states citizen because in those days so this is all about getting welfare i mean president obama isn't part of a socialist plot to put their manchurian candidate at the white house well done trump first question is whether out the president is canyon and then call his grandparents out to be welfare abusers he's hitting on all cylinders now in the republican race to the bottom. of that money here and the very very ugly. news talking head here johnson on fox and friends this morning johnson had some high praise for house speaker john boehner take a look. so american supposed to believe that he's actually changed philosophical

for the city. bad for the neighbors. bad for the industry here. because people come to see our work here and when they see all that, they feel like just turning back. >> the city tells us it will cost about $30,000 to clean up the latest mess. in february we reported on the city's campaign to put an end to illegal dumping in the bay view. now residents and business owners there tell us they want the city to do more such as install surveillance cameras. >>> in oakland police today identified the man shot and killed last night in east oakland. jeffrey nicoles was shot several times while sitting in his car on golf lanes road when we first reported the story, nicoles was in highland hospital. he later died at the hospital. >>> a new study of exconvicts in the united states found that almost half of them wind up back behind bars within three years of their release. a study by the pew center on the states found that 43% of prisoners who are released in 2004 were back in prison by 2007. nationally spending o

women wearing veils had already been arrested for taking part in an unauthorized protest against the bad friendship a new poll suggests some people think officials are deliberately stirring up racial tensions. the uprisings across the arab world have raised concerns in europe that a wave of refugees could flood the continent bringing with an islamic extremism but as a belgian foreign minister steven van akker he tells our t.v. an arrest is a quest for democracy and shouldn't be viewed with fear that interview coming up. thank. you project for ministers to fit but i thank you very much for being with us today pleasure so better has a factory been without a garment longer than iraq has actually have all its does this mean that politics has failed but that's not absolutely true because we have a government we have a caretaker government and unlike situation so in other countries where after elections there is no government to do that the former government who was in place before the elections still takes the responsibility in a caretaker prosody it is a government that still has the majorit

the bay. watch out a little breezy in oakland, berkeley and richmond. not badd low 70s interior valleys and looking out over the next couple of days we are going to cool down as we head in toward tomorrow. those winds start kicking up. looking toward the weekend, yeah, looking great. temperatures well into the 70s. maybe even some low 80s, just the way you like it elizabeth. >> thank you, lawrence. mass transit problems on bart. 46 trains running but there are some delays now, 10 to 15 minutes at the lafayette and concord stations in all directions including out towards pittsburg-bay point and sfo. ace train no problems, muni metro and caltrain no delays. marin county ride looks great on the roads, southbound 101 southbound to mill valley. no issues across the span of the golden gate bridge. we're starting to see some brake lights now westbound on 580 out of the altamont pass. 14-minute drive speeds improve dramatically closer to pleasanton and the dublin grade. san mateo bridge busy especially in the commute direction. westbound 92, still 13, 14 minutes betwee

now we have money for that because it would work from the last view from the budget it's money from the bad. second. we have all. the also ready for that kind of competitions and third we have. experience in may of big competition here in moscow and all two gears are. kind of championships in one month ok can you call it would you rather call it a stress test for the saatchi olympics oh no yes. because it's always stress when you have something for one month from one side it's risen for the other side it's kind of interesting and again we're going to say it for i assume for the whole world we're ready for there and if we need some think we're going to do it like all russian people ok now listen you mentioned the money you got from the state budget do you personally have any idea can you give us the sun how much did it cost time to actually think across and it was actually a real. prize i believe it's about six million dollars i think it was six million dollars. well the the sort of it's not really is it is it going to pay back i mean so in ticket selling television rights you know no becaus

instead of focusing on the bad news we do want to try to save you a little money. here's a look at some of the places we found the cheapest gas in the bay area. gasbuddy.com shows gas for $4.04 a gallon at costco in el camino real. in san jose, we found $3.96 a gallon at gas and shop on mckey road. >>> a vicious pit bull attack is having a ripple effect on bay area animal shelters. they say no one wants to adopt pit bulls. in the meantime, the search continues for the two dogs that attacked another dog and his owner in a san jose, pa. we schwarn you, some of the photos are disturbing. this dog, shadow, had to be put down because of his injuries that were too severe. his owner, don wilson, is recovering at home. the 20-minute attack happened late wednesday night. animal control canvassed the neighborhood asking residents if they'd seen a tan pit bull and black pit bull mix. they say the responsibility falls on the owners. >> they're irresponsible, letting them run about, not taking care of them, getting -- left to their own devices dogs will get themselves in trouble

released not just piecemeal is to give the american public the whole picture so we can see the good the bad the ugly and the illegal and what we need now is people actually do something we can see allies if unit commanders is a lack of investigation by the obama administration firstly the level of torture is off and let the torture warriors keep their license and let the cia does it destroy evidence of torture videotape they let them off how can you trust the chain of command we need the public discussion this country about where this military is its ability to describe the american name we need to change it dramatically ok and then . there was this this is a very good general zinni who had minutes for all that i want to get back to the subject of whistleblowing or even for someone of your perspective on bradley manning. what message should we be sending to would be whistleblowers in his position and how does the treatment of him at this point reflect on that. follow the prescribed ways and blow the whistle instead of just throwing a snit fit getting your panties in a wad and sending a whol

leaves with britain also proposing to employ security contractors there an idea criticize due to the bad name of the practice. the russian president once again calls for alternatives to the make up of the existing financial world at an economic summit known as the asian davos that's kicked off in china plus. even if he has fifteen free minutes he says the boy and i come and we chill. the russian bombshell who claims to have it year of the timeframe year after catching his eye silvio berlusconi special friend votes all the rumors that in her explosive charge . it is ten am in the russian capital you're watching r t with me marina joshua welcome to the program in finland the editor of the house and he based website that supports russia's most wanted terrorist is going on trial is accused of illegally smuggling chechens into the country a charge he admits however many believe he causes far greater harm with spreading extremism on his side that he average by helping his so-called freedom fighters reason our way reports. he may not look like a supporter of terrorism but the stores are founded

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gadhafi leaves britain also proposes to employ security contractors there an idea criticize due to the bad names of the french. and the russian president once again calls for alternatives to the make up of the existing financial world at an economic summit known as the asian jobless that's kicked off in china it comes a day after the leaders of the world's fastest emerging economies agreed on the need to revamp the global monetary system after meeting. an ex is the latest edition of our arts and culture show basco out where we explore german influence and culture in the russian capital. couldn't target our welcome on the streets must cooperate we're taking a look at german influence and culture here in the russian capital it's the country's had strong legs for centuries and battles the size then the positive connections between the two are only apparent so join me about it under us as we start this week's program here i gotter institutes operating in more than eighty countries worldwide if you its history of german language groups and provides information on the country's culture society a