we're such a well trained city in terms of looking at the green, the blue, the black bin. the problem with medicines as president breed said, it's confusing. they actually don't go in any of those places. but in fact, there is a place they can go, and that place is been exemplified by our take back pilot. another context, producer responsibility. this is something president breed alluded to her in her opening remarks. in 2006 and 2010 the board of supervisors expressed explicit support for consumer responsibility. the way i like to think about it, instead of extended producer, it's a shared responsibility. the fact is all of us have a responsibility to make sure that the products we buy don't harm people or the environment. government has been the traditional end point of that responsibility through its laws, its regulations and oversight. in san francisco, consumers have a responsibility making sure that things go in the right place. retailers have a responsibility. a responsibility to help us beat collection sites and in san francisco, every walgreens takes back batteries

the f.b.i. that few sympathize with osama bin laden. when turkey prepared him for deportation, he asked to stay in the middle east instead of going back to the u.s., adding the u.s. doesn't like black muslims. >> he told investigators he spent the past year and a half in egypt dubai and jordan working as an airplane mechanic. at some point egypt he married a woman there. investigators say they are in contact with her. pugh is in jail tonight expected to face a federal judge in new york tomorrow when his lawyer tells us he will plead not guilty. if convicted at trial though, pugh faces a sentence of 35 years in prison. >> more u.s. veterans are volunteering for action on the front lines against isil. some with malicious classified by the state department as terrorist organizations. sons of liberty international recruits former service members to help train militias in iraq. i spoke recently with founder matthew van dyke who fought in the libyan revolution and was a prisoner of war. i asked him why he is now part of this fight. >> after fighting in libya i went on to work in various projects with the syrian revolution, but after my friends were killed by isis, i refocused my attentio

but the arrogance and the attitude with which farpharrell and r bin thicke addressed the accusations and the idea that pharrell being a blacklack artists losing their sound, not the notes or the legality of it but their sound being taken by other artists and not being able to do anything about it and how much that's costs artists considering marvin gaye died almost penny penniless penniless. >> one is a question of whether or not this has a chilling artistic effect because it's not legally quite what it is versus like really robin thicke seems like a not nice guy. particularly in this context. he took marvin's music so we're mad about it. and for me the other piece of it is but taking an artist's music -- coming out of a hip hop generation. "blurred lines" is not hip hop, but. it's changed the musical game. you weren't supposed to buy people's rhymes but sample inging their music was considered an homage. >> it was definitely the only way for artists to create music because a lot of these kids come from nothing. they didn't have access to actual creating original music. so when public enemy and the bomb squad was making sam

to the cases that have bin most recently betrayed like michael brown and eric conner in new york i believe that when police officers encounter muscular obviously physically strong and a in statute black man that fear clouds their judgment and they resort to the best weapon that they have to make sure that they claim the victory and in contemptuous situation i'm a member of the third baptist church thank you for allowing me to share (clapping.) thank you very much. >> my further public comment this evening. >> hearing no. you further public comment any public comment on this item? is to commissioner marshalls prospective if the chief has things to respond to and certainly my fellow commissioners as well. >> so dr. >> dr. brown i assure i we have a responsible letter we'll get it to the close of business you brought up a class i appreciate it i don't even know as chief we had a post funding class on racial profiling that went away and that class was reinstated last month so that class is going on with cliff arrested williams i realize there is public input. >> we gave me. >> no, no i wanted to get it up again and want to tell you there are other things afoot sergeant williams said we h

black eye. the world looked away from afghanistan for a long time. until a saudi arabian who fought with the moouja had eem, osama bin laden, ordered his fighters to attack the united states on september 11th, 2001, >>> comparing the american and soviet wars in afghanistan, the soviets suffered more fatalities. as john terrett mentioned. 14,000 soldiers died between is the 79 to 1989. which comparison the u.s. lost 2200 soldiers in afghanistan since the invasion after 9/11. at the peak they had about 115,000 on the ground. not all that far off from the u.s. topping out at more than 100,000 back in 2011. when it comes to civilian deaths the comparison is stark, an estimated 1.2 million innocent people died during the war with the soviets in the conflict with the u.s. civilian deaths have been tracked since 2009. the u.n. says around 20,000 have been skilled. >> joining us is amy knight an american historian that has written a series of books on the former soviet union. great to have you with us. >> the two great powers of the last eight years, the soviet union and the united states both have gotten involved in wars. t

bin laden asked for a loan. they get it from smuggling oil, artifacts on the black market.y get it from ransoms they hold against kidnapped journalists and aid workers and taxing the people they lord over. alix: we have to leave it there. we have lots more to talk about. "street smart" will be right back. ♪ alix: here are the top stories we are watching ahead of this closing bell. federal reserve vice chairman stanley fischer same more work must be done to reduce risk. he said many nonbanks still need security, short-term funding to operate. we will hear from fed chair janet yellen speaking from san francisco in just about 10 minutes. dow chemical agreed to sell almost all of its chlorine business in a move valued at about $5 billion, and that means the ceo will meet a target of selling $7 billion of assets. google is joining forces with johnson & johnson to develop a robotic surgical program. the companies will explore ways to help doctors during operations. we are just 30 minutes until the close of trading. let's go back to the breaking news desk, where chief markets corr

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