well, the third crossroads, peer, but then... forward or back, it's equally far. fined. i hear like a wild, unending cry, "go in, go back, go home. go 'round," said the boy. no, this time, straight through, however narrowed a path may be. judge this sinner. oh, speak. it is he. it is he. oh, praise be to god. cry out my sins. you have sinned in nothing, my only child. the list, peer gynt. cry out my guilt. you have made my life into a song. oh, bless you for coming back to me at last. blessed, oh, blessed be our meeting on this morning of pentecost. then i am lost. there is one who rules all. lost. unless you can answer riddles. tell me. tell you. yes, i will. where has peer gynt been since you saw him last? been? with the mark of destiny on his brow as he sprang forth in the mind of god. can you tell me that? if not, i must go to my home down in the land of mists. that riddle is easy. tell me, where was my self, my true self, my whole self? in my faith, in my hope and in my love. what do you say? now, you speak riddles. ah, then you are the mother to that child. y

with the staff paul lula and others that are administering the review the current policy is for the crossroads getting the upgrade see in your district or castro street we'll recommend not

with the staff paul lula and others that are administering the review the current policy is for the crossroads getting the upgrade see in your district or castro street we'll recommend not placing them there to make things attractive and safe and corridors it will be out of place. >> so i know that second street falls under that category because of the environmental review but the funding has been obscured for the fillmore but all the funding hadn't been secured will that count the blood that definition. >> it would. >> okay. >> so the second street was led by dpw and we participated in that and folsom street the reason for improvements we partnershiping with many of the agencies but the urban design their clear we have some discretion in saying what's the onlyal location for those and there are several factors but we've anticipated or have other public ground improvements. >> i'm not sure if in the to planning or rec and park department what is adjacent is it open space through the parks we had a disputed sf m it's not near the sidewalk. >> i believe it has to be on the sidewalk not across th

under the ic a it contacts e acts as the crossroad review for the application. irk with the developer to make sure that the developer puts forth they're technically complete as required and working with the ocii staff to handle the concerns of the plans. simple to the ic a it is between the ocii and establishes the procedures for the prelims of the project and modeled on mission bay and the shipyard within the project site ocii and planning collaborate on that and without parole with the review. those are with the agreement and now moving into the realm the city armies are auto there their folded into the disposition to clarify the two d b.a. first for the hilltop on the shipyard executed in 2004 and the second is the larger phase two in candle stick area that was brought together in 2007. and approved by the board in 2010. the d b.a. transfers the land with rights and obligations the specified encroachments and the d b, a is the primary binding document between the developer and it is mrigd to the financing plan and the transportation plan and the structure pla

the anc is at a crossroads. 's currently headed by demagogues, the old supporters of the anc are tired of this demagoguery, they want change, but they see very little viable alternative right now. >> thank you very much. from johannesburg. >> thank you. >> escape made possible by a cease-fire deal between the rebels and the government. >> after more three years of fighting, syrian rebels have had to evacuate their last stronghold in the country's third largest city. now under full control of president assad's forces. brokered and overseen by the ambassador to syria with the help of the united nations. hundreds of rebels were allowed to leave the old city of homs. those who agreed to lay down their arms were allowed to stay. the rebels will allow aid to be taken to those in aleppo. it was intense where the armed rebels started their fight against president assad. also here the government used all weapons at its disposal. odd neighborhoods were destroyed and thousands of lives were lost. it's a major setback, the g

that is what los angeles has been about, making sure we sits at the crossroads geographically and conceptually. if we did not have a city here, we would have to build when given the world economy and where it is at today. we're the only city in america with top three universities. have moree that we intellectual capital coming out of los angeles than any city on the face of the earth. we need you to make sure the ideas and the stories that are happening makes it way to the screen. makes its way to the boxes. makes its way to the different media we carry around in our pockets and briefcases and purses. so much the fixed point on the horizon that will define your success. it is your nimbleness. your ability to adapt quickly. it is the same for us in government. i am trying to lead a back to basics agenda that will welcome business investment like years. i want to thank the cable industry that has been on the leading edges so many things. you as a veteran myself for the work you're are doing hiring veterans. you have set the bar are really making that happen. we welcome your corporate citizenship

police are adding extra patrols to the crossroads neighborhood where many of the fires occurred withininutes of each other. the fires burned grass and brush, but thankful fiscal cliff never grew very large. crews collected evidence today. fire officials say the brazenness of the crime is stunning. >>> a hot, dry weather fueled this brushfire today in the santa cruz mountains. seven acres burned near mt. madonna. it is fully contained tonight. however, crews are still on-site, checking for hot spots. it started before 4:00 this afternoon off summit road. this is along the border of santa clara and santa cruz counties. it's a remote, rugged area far from homes. but there was a greenhouse type of structure down below that did catch fire. no one was injured, and no word yet on the cause. >>> well, they are making progress tonight, the thousands of firefighters who are fighting the series of firefighters down south in san diego county. and the first arson charges have been filed. officers charged a 57-year-old man today in connection with one of the smaller fires. two teenagers are also fac

here in jerusalem, the crossroads of christianity, pope francis toured ancient religious sites and promotedrelilks understanding. pope francis bowed his head and prayed at the western wall, the most sacred site in judaism. keeping with tradition, he placed a prayer between the cracks. also known as the wailing wall it's part of the ancient jewish temple and a final stop for the pontiff. >> it is an act of respect for recognition of the deep bonds of the jewish people and this place. >> reporter: the pope also meant the highest ranging jewish cleric. the third holiest shrine holds the rock. the final visit is one of the busiest. the 77-year-old pontiff is looking to bridge religious divides and promote peace. pope francis became the first pope to lay flowers on mt. herzl named after the founder of zionism, a move that angered some palestinians. the pope also visited the national holocaust museum, a memorial of the jews murdered in world war ii. later he'll hold talks with two chief rabbis and the president and prime minister of israel. they have accepted the pope's invitation to meet at the

this morning 11 fires were set on hillsides in novato, specifically the crossroads neighborhood. nbc bay area's mark matthews is in novato. >> reporter: briarwood, site of one of the fires, behind me it's a small fire but another one on the other side of this hill, and one beyond that, 11 within a mile. and two more fires set the day before. all of the fires set in grass or brush, all of them thankfully never grew larger than this one on columbine. where crews are mapping the origin. a few blocks away on briarwood, arson investigators gathering evidence. 11 fires, some set within just minutes of each other. >> as firefighters, we're responding to one cat this morning. they rolled up on another one that hadn't been reported yet. >> reporter: police look at the blazenness of the crimes may have been sparked by a number of conditions. the hot, dry weather or pictures of the devastating fires in san diego county. it reminds residents of this area of a series of 60 arson fires set in early 2012. no one ever arrested. >> it's disconcerting. it's a worry. >> this is a very scary situatio

think what the lee administration would like to see is a dead end, but i'd like to see us at the crossroads, that we are doing everything we can to make sure that we can provide an option for san francisco residents for 100% renewable energy in their homes. the cleanpowersf program is that program or what we have designed for that program. we had approved that program in september of 2012. and since that time we've been stalled, but i want to make sure that we have options for moving forward to make sure that we can have san francisco meet its clean energy goals. our climate action strategy is very ambitious. on paper, it's probably the best municipal climate change strategy in the country, but it's on paper that way because when it comes down to really doing the work to implement the program, we are falling way behind. cleanpowersf is a big part of our effort around climate strategy. in fact, the mention of cleanpowersf and the cleanpowersf goals were reducted, whited out from our department of the environment climate action strategy. and we've made -- i've made my office and others have m

truly, we are at the crossroads. i take some comfort from the tone we have from russia.all is in russia's court, in a way. do they still want to work with the new president as they claimed last week? >> or when you look at what poroshenko is saying, there will be a decrease in antiterrorist operations. that is what we're hearing from -- this is not a calm situation. oh, new president, let's move on. it is not at all that. >> on the ground, there are a lot of tensions, of course. the eastern ukraine region remains the key zone of turbulence, but let's watch for russia. for me that is the critical point. that they maynd pay $2 billion and half $1 billion after that. getting a gas settlement, is that important? >> it is. i have all trust that this will go through. with a stable government from the ukraine, i am not concerned about the financial situation. ukraine can rely on strong support from the international community. .> let's talk a little more we have a lot of elections going on around the emerging markets. i am not pitting the two of you against one another, but why

that guy at the bank was kind of rough on you huh, victor ? when he looked at me he didn't see crossroads cafe. he didn't see the faces of the people who work here. or the people who eat here. all he saw was victor brashov a stupid, old man who couldn't run his business and make a profit. i could see it in his eyes, jess. he thought i was a fool. sometimes young people grow impatient with older folks. they don't realize that with the years comes experience. all they see is the gray hair. so, what am i supposed to do ? the bank will never give me a loan now. if this business is causing you more worry than pleasure - maybe you should think about selling it. - and then what would i do ? you could start another business. doing what ? this was my dream. then i guess you'll just have to fight for it. i like your idea. i just don't know what weapons to use. i'll get it ! crossroads cafe ? yes, of course. one moment, please. mr. brashov, it's mr. littleton from the bank again. i'm sorry. mr. brashov stepped out for a moment. but i'll make sure that i give him the message. yes, of course i'm sure

i'm at the crossroad right now. some where between duck dynasty and wizard. over here, that dude, that's a beard. >> jimmy: yeah. yeah. >> that's a nice beard. >> jimmy: a history major. >> that guy looks like he is nice. like tee was trying to scalp tickets at a mumford and sons concert. this is a good beard the a bad beard. >> jimmy: you are not happy with your beard? >> when i was younger they would say i look like a terrorist, you know, you are laughing like you work at the airport too. okay. now that i am a little older and grayer, i look less like a terrorist, but more like the guy that send them on the mission. >> jimmy: a promotion. you do a lot of uso type stuff. go out and entertain the military. >> i have. >> jimmy: how many times have you done that? >> i have been, guess you could say in theater, like, iraq, afghanistan, five times. >> jimmy: five times. >> yeah, thank you. >> jimmy: that's great. [ applause ] awe thaw they've don't send you alone. you go on a tour. >> jimmy: get your friend together to do a comedy show. how does that work? >> it i

we're at the crossroads, this place is said to be the corner stone of travel of communication for extraterrestrials. there are these things called vortexes that enable communication to happen easier, portals said to be win dose or doorways to other worlds and most importantly, there are actual people here who have dedicated their whole lives to communicating with them, seeing them and finding them. hopefully they'll help you and i do the same. kim carlsburg is my guide for the night. she claims to have seen thousands of ufos. if anyone can help me have a sighting it's got to be her. what's the secret to having a sighting? is there anything i should know before we get there? >> you're out here in sedona. it's called a dark sky city. if you'll notice, we don't have any street lights in sedona in the neighborhoods. so they keep the skies really, really dark. so you've got the physical aspects of it, which are black sky, dark sky. and then you combine that with, you know, military issue night vision, which allows you to see 70,000 times more light than a human eye -- >> so we're going to watch with nig

police added extra patrols to the crossroads neighborhood where many of the fires happened within minutes other yesterday and now officials are saying it appears they were set on purpose. the fires burned grass and brush, but thankfully never got very large. crews were able to quickly collect evidence and fire officials say the brazenness of the crimes is stunning. >>> and turning now to a developing story in southern california where the wildfires there have charred more than 31 square miles leaving homes and businesses destroyed in their wake. authorities are looking into the cause of each of the nearly dozen fires in san diego county and already one man is charged with setting them on purpose and police are questioning two teenagers in a separate incident. jennifer borkland has the latest from escondido. >> reporter: firefighters race against the wind carrying embers hop scotching between tree tops and up in swirling columns the people here in san diego county are calling firenados. >> fire was going down the mountains. >> reporter: neighbors hoping the shower of sparks coming down won

artists and writers seek the word most think it's called the show takes you beyond the headlines to the crossroads with the arts me can you communicate with what's happening in our life today. i kept wanting to go home. you are. i will the ban i am. i do because i knew i should just treat it was an everyday. because breaking news on leads. cummings the no win situations the subject. just that. each use. ii the air. it all wrong. day was. it didn't do it it is for you. we knew we knew he knew who he is breaking news this more ukrainian troops reportedly gear up to storm administrative building had held by ntt of protest is the southeastern city of la they'll pull its immediate region wide that offensive right now to quell unrest the in florida with vehicles elsewhere the reach of this the army advances against dissent the recipient of a top speed. ukrainian rest bought over control in the southern city of destiny with

. >> i believe that we have a righteous wind at our backs, and that as we stand on the crossroads of story, we can make the right choices and meet the challenges that face us. >> by the time obama entered the senate, he couldn't avoid the question. was he the one who could break the barrier and become our first african-american president? >> i do wish that he would run. i do wish he would run. and if he would, i would do everything in my power to campaign for him. >> if obama did decide to run, he wouldn't be the first african-american to try for the white house. in the post-civil rights era, african-americans from al sharpton to jesse jackson to congresswoman shirley chisholm took on the challenge. >> the next time that a minority person or a woman runs for high office in this country, she or he will be regarded as a force to be respected. >> shirley chisholm ran because she wanted to bring issues of women and blacks and challenge the democratic party establishment, and the black leadership establishment. so she ran to raise policy issues like i did many years later. >> chisholm did

so i'm here in sedona, arizona because this is the hotbed, the crossroads of extraterrestrial activityamerica. this place is said to be the cornerstone of travel, of communication for extraterrestrials. there are these things called vortexes that enable communication to happen easier. there are portals that are said to be windows or doorways to other worlds. most importantly, there's actual people here who have dedicated their whole lives to communicating with them, to seeing them, to finding them, and hopefully they're going to help you and i do the same. kim carlsburg is my guide for the night. she's written three books on extraterrestrial life and claims to have seen thousands of ufos. if anyone can help me have a sighting, it's got to be here. >> what's the secret to having a sighting? >> the secret to having a sighting. >> is there anything i should know before we get there? >> you're out here in sedona. it's called a dark sky city. if you'll notice, we don't have any street lights in sedona in the neighborhoods. >> yeah. >> so they keep the skies really, really dark. so you've go

this book baluchistan in the crossroads is a result of that. i'm hoping it's something people will pay attention to more and more. human rights organizations and other organizations are talking about a bit more openly but in pakistan is very much a taboo subject. as a consequence i am black worsted from the country for writing this book so i think that speaks volumes of the attitude of the government towards the people in this province. i think i will leave it there and if you guys have questions for me or carlotta we will happily take them. [applause] >> there is a microphone coming behind you. >> it's just a boom mic. go for it. [inaudible] what's the difference between the two? i the same people and are the object is the same? >> i think they're the same but we call them the afghan taliban because they have afghan leadership. the pakistani taliban which is a more umbrella group of all the groups along the border are mostly pakistani so people are born and raised in the pakistan side of the joran line. the pakistani taliban are pashtun so the

now we know that ben rhodes was at the crossroads and did he have to take advice from a senior stafferwhite house. >> what was behind the information that they say should have been handed over sooner? >> the information from what happened at benghazi has not changed. there is an accountability review board. you have numerous officials and the former secretary of state being very clear. what worries me here is the analogy is not watergate but the mccarthy hearings. this weakens the nation. >> christian, i take it you don't see it that way. >> i don't, you know, john boehner of all people has been hesitant to go down this road. this has been something focused mostly by media that has been considered more on the conservative side. john boehner frankly wanted to spend this entire campaign season focused on obamacare. he now has been forced to do this select committee. you have the e-mail from beth jones, a senior assistant secretary of state at the state department who told and wrote the day after benghazi that no, this is the response, not to a video but this is in response to a terrorist

commented and concerned about i'm saying that mraefrl with respect to the size of the city and the number of crossroads corridors about the clarifying neighborhood choice how does did current amendment challenge for example, the small business protection act for g and which is based on 11 establishment. you could answer it now or later i'm supporting that people are concerned about >> thank you for that question we've heard that a lot we're proposing those changes they're on balance nor restrictive than the definition at the time the voters approved prop g it will remove some businesses but by adding international businesses and entitlement stops overall we're capturing for businesses and providing more regulation than prop g allows in the neighborhood commercial districts. >> would that require the neighborhood support or an automatic question how people are voting on and been applied. i don't want to discuss the ramifications would that band be protected or then i think many people ask about the integrity and the comfort people have with the cu process as the general kind of last ability to examine s

and looking at the totals from country crossroads, more than $116 million, but we should say, michaelat was largely a losing effort. how do you take the big money like this and spend it well? productively, and what is sort of the way that you approach this and how different from when you were the rnc chair? >> well, it is a good question, chris. because a lot of the people misunderstand the relationship of the money and the campaigns and the ultimate vote. this money out there is largely karl rove and others did in 2012, it is put tv ads on television, and when the voters have gotten to the point where they made up their mind or don't want to be bothered with the ad, it is wasted resources. that money is better spent on the ground where we put a vast majority of the $198 million that we raised in 2009 and 2010 in a grass roots level to turn out the vote. and yeah, folks will watch the tv commercial, but that is not going to motivate them to go vote, but seeing what the neighbors are doing is will. and this is why karl rove had such a hissy fit on election night, because he realized th

to sit well fires are not worth position players to them what their homes and the crossroads area. ted inside an open garage owner taken the hospital for smoke coalition after trying to put out the fire. police say the normal the park's appeal the fired suggest to them that it might be a work of an arsonist. burlingame police warning about saddam regarding outstanding utility bills. please at least four local businesses have received calls all escalates. casas up they were from pg&e and collecting money that is past due the caller then says the victims can avoid their utilities being shut off by using a prepaid grant money card >> : to make a payment those cars are legit legitimate not the cars can be used to make purchases but not traceable. please won against giving up personal or financial and fresh an unsolicited calls pre >> : reports of public health chow bay area will be stored. is located at venice and incenses go. a source told us that the store is closed because of rodent droppings the department of public health is not yet confirmed that plays refuse to speak with us. the

the city. my primary you don't say was tree crossroad with the local i see what it's like to have opportunity to live and make a decent living in a city like san francisco that's tough. we fall in any local a sort of a strange inch we're not part of san francisco building trades but our inch is a service industry in the trade shows some of the corporate events closings down t down the oracle shows there's been confusion about it for us whether or not whose jurisdiction is that. it's been in question we took what we saw from our colleagues with local 16 and the teamster's and took that as a prime model to follow suit and avoid conflicts in the future we're working with getting along with each other for the benefit of the city and industry. i really appreciate the opportunity be to be able to put forth this language. i'd like to call forward a couple of members from our union that by the end from the work we do >> why don't they come up urging during public comment we appreciate the remarks. >> thank you. mr. chairman at this point we can open up for public comment >> is there anyone who wishes to

the second is crossroads gps organized under section 501c for some of the aris go. what is the main difference? remember, i earlier mentioned that bipartisan 92-6 vote in the senate in june 2000 which required five 2/7 to disclose the donors. they have to disclose if you give to the super pak, whether it's american crossroads or a democratic-leaning super pak. concretions are disclosed. but that disclosure requirement passed in 2000 and does not apply to 5a1c force says. there was less focus on requiring disclosure. prior to the citizens united decision there were not allowed to send any money for the expressed purpose of electing more defeating a candidate although there were slowly emerging as vehicles for sham issue vance. now remember in 2007 accounts justified his opposition to requiring five 2/7 to disclose on the ground that we should have more disclosure not less. in fact, he said we should require disclosure from all the major political players in america. it is indisputable that in the aftermath of citizens united 501c for our major political players. acco

the town. >>> at a crossroad area, we found the road littered with dozens of spent bullet cases. we were told the army cornered a group of separatist fighters. >> translation: from the 25 of us that went in, only fi came out. we got into a slal. they tightened it. when we started retreating. they surrounded us from behind. we barely fought them off and got through. >> local residents spoke of a convoy of individuals and a group of 11 special forces soldiers dressed in black. >> people from the sbu came and shot at peaceful citizens. my house was shot. the road was covered with bullet cases. we have six dead bodies and eight injured in the hospital. >> translation: i was at home. there was shooting for an hour and a half. my house was hit from two directions. windows have bullet holes in them. ukranian troops destroyed us. >> translation: the armoured vehicles came from that direction, a.p. cs at the back. a line of them. a car began. >> 16km away in a small town of kramatorsk fell slept as hundreds attended the funeral of a nurse killed during a gun battle between the army and se

this sunday "60 minutes" gives as you rare look inside iran at the crossroads. w president and the nuclear talks are picking up steam after years of sanctions. steve kroft gives as you preview of his travels inside iran. >> reporter: while the sanctions and their effects have imposed considerable pain and hardship on many iranians, we saw no evidence the economy was on the verge of collapse. the bazaars were filled with goods and people were shopping. >> it hasn't really brought it on to the knee. >> fayed and his son are part of the business class, opening up iran to the world. they say the sanctions have done enough harm to get iran to the bargaining table but not enough to force iranians into a final deal they don't want to make. do you think that iran is willing to make concessions on its nuclear program? >> it depends on the concessions, doesn't it? to stop it totally, i doubt it. but to reach some middle grounds, most probably. >> they gave up a comfortable lifestyle in the states more than a decade ago to return here and become pioneers in the internet. th

i think that the court is at a crossroad in many ways by the way of platform as a jurist how is the court as assessable for the population we serve the citizens and the people of california what can we do to assist those who need our services and is the court adaptable we've seen many things change like the sentencing but the court can be and should be more pro-active to get justice for all >> thank you we're about out of time ms. kingsley our kovment. >> all people deserve high quality legal and judicial services. while i was practicing in private practice i divorced with the lawyers committee with civil rights for entrepreneurs and helped low income people form small businesses and nonprofits. as separate from modest private mitigation practice i have mediated many cases for low or no cost. i've trained and meridian other the meertsdz has president of the san francisco women's alliances i helped to bring the first children's waiting room into the haul of justice so the children would have a safe and appropriate place to stay while the parent or kefrz have business with the court many of

tonight we look at the president at a crossroads, with peter baker of "the new york times," carrie budoff brown of "politico," michael crowley of "time" magazine, and christi parsons of "tribune" newspapers. >> award-winning reporting and analysis, covering history as it happens, live from our nation's capitol, this is "washington week" have gwen ifill. corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by -- >> we went out and asked people a simple question -- how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90's, and that's a great thing. even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed, the official retirement age. the question is, how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years? >> additional corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by boeing, brigham and women's hospital. additional funding is provided by the annenberg foundation, the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to pbs stations from viewers

the silences armed forces and amplifies that of big corporate interests. we have come to a crossroads fcc