that was the goal that tied france 98 for most goals in a world cup. the category with italy and brazil, teams that have won more than four. germany and italy with four world cup titles, brazil with five. 1-0 is the final. we said the game winning goal scored three minutes before the goal in spain in extra time to beat the netherlands four years ago at the world cup. in south africa. so that is the final. that gives germany reason to celebrate. just a reminder here on abc, a bit away from sending it to news, and we will start world cup tonight with a full recap of not just today, but this entire 32 day journey, 6:35 eastern. 14 minutes away on espn2. here we go. napa know how? helps you do the job right. try it. [ can ] make sure factory timing marks line up correctly. okay. and inspect the cam and crank seals. but what if i have a really big project? frank! need the know-it-all! [ big can ] i know axles, radiators, brake systems, starters, come on! compressors, electrical systems, bring it! whoo-hooo! thanks frank! ♪ you know, we have key chains too. [

that was the goal that tied france 98 for most goals in a world cup. the category with italy and brazil, teams that have won more than four. germany and italy with four world cup titles, brazil with five. 1-0 is the final. we said the game winning goal scored three minutes before the goal in spain in extra time to beat the netherlands four years ago at the world cup. in south africa. so that is the final. that gives germany reason to celebrate. just a reminder here on abc, a bit away from sending it to news, and we will start world cup tonight with a full recap of not just today, buthis entire 32 day journey, 6:35 eastern. 14 minutes away on espn2. here we go. napa know how? helps you do the job right. try it. [ can ] make sure factory timing marks line up correctly. okay. and inspect the cam and crank seals. but what if i have a really big project? frank! need the know-it-all! [ big can ] i know axles, radiators, brake systems, starters, come on! compressors, electrical systems, bring it! whoo-hooo! thanks frank! ♪ you know, we have key chains too. [ c

with respect to scope, bawsca asked them self, what is the scope on service goals. in an answer to that, they pointed out the recapture program has made changes. bawsca does remain concerned about the yield for their project. in response, we would say these are minor changes. it's pumped that's being refined that will help increase operations and we believe we can recapture up to 82/75 acre feet per year while capturing 94 acre feet per year. we do acknowledge there's uncertainty with the permit condition replaced on the project. so following on with respect to the recommendations on scope, they're asking for us to include regular updates from the commission on this project which we'll do and present a -- present analysis so we'll continue to do that. and put some focus on this project going forward. finally they recommended we include in the assembly bill - provide updates in future quarterly reports, and we've done that and in this chart illustrates how we've done this. we have the actual forecast substantial dates listed and the various level of service goals whet

it's an exciting list of ideas to picture -- pursue collectively to achieve the goal of 43 percent of affordable housing to the vast majority of our residents in san francisco and look forward to this work in the next year 1/2. >> okay. any comments or questions? supervisor campos in >>supervisor david campos: you know, i'm still trying to understand the revisions and i certainly think it's a good thing that we can find compromise. i have to say though, that i don't know that a policy statement is really what is needed right now. i certainly am open to learning more, but, you know i think that policy statements are made all the time at city hall. i'm still trying to understand, you know, where is the beef, i guess. the saying. >> supervisor tang? >>supervisor katy tang: thank you supervisor kim for explaining some of the changes. for me, i did have concern with the original measure introduced. i understand with all compromises not everything is perfect and what everybody wants. i certainly appreciate no you what we have before us and would feel more comfortable supporting this measure

>> no, zero is the only right goal. i don't know that i'll ever get there, but it's the only right goal. >> are you aware that the dod-ig has reported of the antidistinguish act violations reported by federal agencies, 82 were reported by the department of defense? >> i don't recognize that number. whativity calculated is earning percentage you have on you budget. >> so it's the biggest budget. >> zero is the only right goal. >> okay. i guess we'll come back for another round? okay. thank you. >> i want to continue to explore this term audit ready. i don't think it should be a goal, but a requirement. in biggs i would go are you ready for the audit? because the audit was going to happen. i just think the purpose and the goals here are just being misused, and i think that's part of the problem. the goal of the audit isn't to prove you're doing everything right. it should be uses a a management tool to be conducted to tell you where you are distinguishes. i think the reason we don't have an audit is we've been purr sighing

that's the goal of the yerba buena folks. we anticipate the clean up the anticipation of the clean up and the transfer to the island to the navy. every now and then he bhaer the negative nusz of treasure island sometimes that's exempted so our goal and the burden we have is to communicate with the public to make sure that the right information the correct information is being disseminated to the public we rely on the stakeholders on the navy and regulatory agencies of which we have the california department of control and the san francisco public health department and the california public health department and all the water board agencies are working in partnership with us to make sure that when the island is transferred we can be readily assured that the clean up is done to the allowable standards by regulators so everything we're documentation on treasure island is transparent and we'll hold public meetings our stakeholders can attend you can look at on the website and we believe in exactly what we're doctoring this is a d

what's the goal here? >> reporter: the goal from the prime minister's office is to take out the tunnels that fighters have used to get from gaza into israel, as well as the rocket launchers. the communication minister has gone one step further in the last few minutes. he said quote, the goal is to demilitarize the gaza strip. really, they are not that different. it's the ability to fire rockets from gaza into israel, and those tunnels are necessary for that as well the tunnels are used by fighters to get from gaza into israel. the demilitarization of the gaza strip is a political suggestion. that's something where hamas really has to decide that they have to demilitarize, otherwise they don't have a notion. the motion of the israeli military forcebly demilitarizing the entire strip would require r evacuation. most of these targets are in residential neighborhoods, they are in civilian areas. you mentioned before the military has asked people to leave those areas, but there is nowhere to go. to my left ther

think what is the goal of the missionaries anywhere? i think there is only one goal they have their own purpose for getting into the school. in some way it has a positive ending up ibiza negative aspects i guess they were very determined to bring god as a part of the missionary purpose. when they went in as one and get to know my kids. were they allowed to ask questions? i come from the separated families will bring the more they will really have the vision of korea that has always been in my family. another personal i guess it's not even interested in exception. my mother's brother was monitoring the war. the same thing happened to my father. so when we think about north korea this happened to a lot of the families. as a, i think that for us it is a heartbreak. north korea really i isn't a heartbreak. and i think that i really need to tell the story. it is a very personal story. which is i think why it is a very investigative account but also in some sense i wanted to relate that sense of what it means to have people over there in the s

it makes the city policy to work towards those housing production goals and the new mechanism that needs to happen to put those in place in addition to the housing trust fund and the development fees that we already have in place. it prevents hurdles, significantly and specifically the hurdle that is put in place by the balance position that will hinder production. it does not impact overall community review, it doesn't affect planning commission housing that already exist. it doesn't prevent us from regretting affordable housing from each planning area. it folks strictly ensuring that we don't in fact a new view as to process because that additional process that it could create and the project that it slows or prevents will only make our housing shortage worse. if we see that, why not get rid of those variances? >> as a planner i'm unaware and interested the know where we have the conditions for heights you are referring to? >> with a shall wash -- washington is a good example. i can't remember the exact number of fees. was it 84 feet. they wanted to build a building with the same numbe

mario shot the goal. >> reporter: super mario? >> yes. reporter: crazy wasn't it? to be there for the fireworks and everything, how much sleep did you get? >> two hours. >> reporter: a bit like me. congratulations. the team deserved the win. fantastic. germans are still passing and waiting for the big homecoming which takes place tomorrow with the german team. >> thanks very much. celebrations continue along with hang overs i suspect. in brazil, some say the manager has left the job of the national team. he was widely blamed for brazil's humiliating defeat by germany in the world cup. one of the most memorable matches we all saw. >>> our other top story today. israel's military operation in gaza is now into its seventh day. after another night of air strikes, officials say 172 have been killed in the last week. most civilians. palestinian militants fired 20 more rockets overnight. at least three israelis have been seriously injured since the conflict began. rob watson reports. >> the cycle of violence goes on. this was gaza overnight and w

and i will be eager to see that. >> i'm still unclear what the end goal is? is the end goal to reverse what we voted to do last year? >> it's done; right? >> i'm sorry? >> that is done. >> that is done. so i think what i'm asking for is due diligence from staff from me as a commissioner because i have never been briefed on the wiener legislation and didn't know about 2145 and should have known about it, but now i do and i'm dr. ed because i know the author and would like to find out his intentions and a few other factors in terms of are we really beating pg&e orb $0.70 as it is in marin? i don't want to close the door, but to make sure where the door is and to find out the pathway to that. >> for my part, i think we have gotten a lot of information today and so it would be good to get it all kind of put together and say in this new day. >> we're on the same page. >> without shell, knowing there are products out there, that could beat the rates that we could get greener with the product, is there life after? is there a new version? a newly-designed version to m

let's get at the real goal here. the real goal is to stem the tide of unaccompanied minors.is is a humanitarian crisis. we have got to do something. our concern about the president's request is that it seems to be geared at maintenance of a problem rather than fixing a problem. i was glad to hear your ambassador shannon, of what this really is and what caused the spike. we can talk about violence in those countries. we can talk about drug trade, cartels, but it doesn't explain the spike. a senatele will blame considering immigration reform, but the president's plan did not apply to these kids. by the contemplated house or the senate would have allowed this kind of spike. it is, as you said, this is a successful marketing strategy that the smugglers have latched onto. weould submit that unless change the incentives, it will continue to work. a lot of these people in the smuggling trade were in the drug .rade a lot over time have gone over to human smuggling because penalties are less than drug smuggling. we have corrected some of that but not all the way. we need to deal with

i want to emphasize that this measure and previous have the very same goal and the right goel to create, preserve and secure more affordable housing. we at the mayor's office are focused on rebuilding it and hope to do so. in conclusion what you heard today about minimum wage and housing metering, it's a very real cry for more efforts towards stabilization and more affordability. this measure is an attempt and i believe the right attempt to continuing to provide that. we want to work on resources, not on process and we believe if we can do that together, that will be what gets us to our goals. thank you. >> i don't know who would have the answer to this question, but another way for me to look at this whole issue is in the previous presentation with the balance of housing, has anybody worked out the numbers if the balance housing indeed has passed and did some predictions that it might actually hamper affordable housing being built. does anybody know the numbers? how much would it hamper it? >> i think the difficulty with that question supervisor yee, when we are talking about this is,

that is the goal, thc, it has a lot of medicinal and recreational value. s responsible for the effects when consuming cannabis. on these bonds, it is visible as white orders -- borders. thatess is going so well they are investing the equivalent of 1.9 million euros to double investment. >> when we were a dispensary, we were seeing 100 patients a day. that is successful already, and now been both medical and recreational we see 300 patients and customers every day. >> that is why the whole place is bustling with activity, especially in this room where excess leaves are trimmed before drying. he might be a little eccentric, but he is by far the fastest. >> he is extremely fast. >> there is a unique vibe to the place, due to the fact that everyone here has a different professional background. there is no such thing as a degree in cannabis trade. >> i hired on as their computer guy, and i just kind of like this, and i do the computer work, too, that if you had asked me last january if i had pictured this as a career option, i would have had no idea and probably

really the goal here was most immediately to kick start conversations as earlier as possible >> how open has the department itself been to empowering those best practices and hopefully at some point recoding those to include those. >> we haven't gotten to the stage in conversations but in terms of helping me in fact, understand the tools that are out there i appreciate the planning department help there. >> i have another question. >> yeah. >> is there that do you guys go on merchant walks. >> the job squad has copies of the live performance. >> okay. >> and certainly getting the word out about this is something we're going to continue to work on and find because a us you can to get the handout and understand the value to their buzz and speaking with folks this could be of value to help to empower the musicians and others folks to be advocates for this to really say you know it's not a scary flaking for the live music but a benefit. >> great exactly commissioner perez. thank you for your work did you say it's live >> sf.org. >> how can we promote that. >> encouraging anyone that is inter

romelu lukaku http:/www.espnfc.com/player/1394 37/romelu-lukaku and finally puts it by howard for the goal 1-0 belgium 105th minute lah-kak-ooh scores after the set-up by de-brown-ah and he gives the camera a kiss 2-0 belgium looks like it's over for jurgen klinsmann and the u.s. but in the 107th minute julian substitute converts michael bradley's chip for the goal 2-1 belgium kilmsmann his team still rolling with 13 minutes left 108th minute jermaine jones who had the goal of the tournament for the us against portugal kicks is wide to the right 114th minute off the set piece clint dempsey gets it at point- blank range but can't handle it cleanly and his attempt goes off the goal-keeper and that's it belgium is into the quarterfinals for the usa it's all over a great effort especially by tim howard wondo looks on and klinsmann appauds the effort final: 2-1 belgium usa outshot 38-14 >>> pull over, officer. >> if i am going 70 miles per hour. >> you weren't going 70. you were going well above 70. >> turning the tables on the cop. >> i wasn't paying attention to my speed. >> then, bad crack.

you're the man to go on and score the goal, and he did. that conversation will go down in the history books i'm sure. here is what we're seeing. just incredible now isn't it? >> reporter: never seen a sporting event like it. look at the crowds. can't even estimate how many are here. there's talk of half a million. this is an afternoon in berlin. people should be at work. you can forgive them once. they are the champions of the world. this german team has outshown all expectations. people here were confident the day before the game. >> you can understand why. brazil 7-1. no one could have predicted that. there might have been a few people around the world to bet on that money. one man bet had the would be the result. he went home a happy man. 7-1. >> remember we were standing here sunday night, the quiet that descended over the crowd. they realized this wasn't going to be as easy as they first thought. >> they still had a small sense they were going to do. there was a moment that was definitely quiet. it was incredible the elation when super

>> the achievable goal. one would be to speed up the process by which children who might have legitimate cases for asylum or refugee status are heard so that that waiting time in the hundreds of thousands of cases that are in the docket is rapidly gone through and to speed up, you know, the process without violating u.s. law and international law regarding the claims of people who potentially have requests. that's the very short-term. the longer term, of course, is to contribute to a more stable and prosperous and safe central america, and that is the long-term goal, i think, that has to be the focus of this committee but also an important objective of u.s. foreign policy. >> based on your answer, what you're telling me is that long-term goals are probably not achievable in the short term. let me just ask you, what is the speeding up of the process of adjudication? that's a goal to achieve what? why do you want to speed up the adjudication process? >> to speed it up so that the backlog does not exist and send

at the end goal is to possibly see one of these collage plans be built out and create a structure that reflects back into the flat work. >> thank you so much for allowing "culturewire" to visit this amazing facility and to learn more about the artists in residence program. is there anything you like our viewers to know? >> we have art exhibitions every four months, and a win by the public to come out. everybody is welcome to come out. we have food. sometimes we have gains and bands. it is great time. from june to september, we accept applications from bay area artists. we encouraged artists from all mediums to apply. we want as many artists from the bay area out here so they can have the same experience. >> how many artists to do your host here? >> 6 artist a year, and we receive about 108 applications. very competitive. >> but everyone should be encouraged to apply. thank you again for hosting us. >> thank you for including us in "culturewire." ♪ my very big pleasure to welcome i to the opening of our convention 2014 and this convention is carried by the person he is still trying to g

>> what is the goal of missionaries anywhere? there's only one goal. hich is bring god or -- so, i think that they had their own purpose of getting in to set up the school. which in some way it had a positive and negative aspect to it, i guess, but they were very determined to bring god -- part of the missionary purpose. i'm not a missionary, clearly. i sort of went in as one. to teach at the school and get to know my kids. i think of them as my kids. >> suki kim, would they ask you questions.the us? were they allowed to? >> they weren't allowed to, but what i found there, is first of all, i was born in south korea, fluent in korean, and i come from separated family, meaning families on my side have been separated into north korea, although there were some from south korea during the war. so the horrific heartbreak of the division of korea has always been in my family. so i have a personal, i guess -- it's not interest -- it's more haunting, heartbreak, that -- my brother's brother was lost -- my mother's brother was lost, same thing with my father. a l

germany's best chance in the first half came off of this header. again, no goal. after the changeover, germany had a clear firing line but failed to convert. in extra time, still no goal. >> i think it is because we lacked punch in the goal zone. we didn't convert on our chances. that's why we lost the match. >> the decisive moment didn't come until the 113th minute when this kick was set up for mario goetze, ceiling germany's world cup -- sealing germany's world cup victory. >> everyone added so much team spirit that everyone was pushed onwards to reach this goal. >> what we pulled off today is unbelievable. i don't think we can really enjoy it yet or even begin to realize how big a deal this is. we know we are world champions, but i think at this stage it might be easier for people outside the team to understand what that really means. >> it was a tough piece of work. the players pushed themselves farther than ever before to achieve something they never have before, taking this trophy back home with them. >> the three-star team now has a fourth under its belt. >>

he scored the goal. 's going to come home only 22 years old, the hero. >> he was there when needed. he didn't play the best tournament, but in the end he was there and made the goal. >> reporter: what do you think about german football now? is this next decade going to belong to germany? >> that's so difficult to say. i wish that would be true what you say. we just don't know. the spanish team dominate sod long. i expected spain to be really good from this tournament. then they lost in the first round. we never know. i think they should be okay the next two years. >> reporter: thanks for joining us. he has three. going to have to get four now to update. many in germany have to do that. let's take you over now to rio where we can join ben brown who's been there throughout the tournament for us. what was it like there at the end of the match? >> reporter: well lucy, a lot of german fan as came all the way over to rio for this final, they left the game early and headed for their planes to get back to germany

in the 69th minute, thinks he has the goal, but still scoreless. in the 79th minute, the goal keeper mishandles the corner. and into the net for the lead. and france adds the insurance goal in stoppage time. eliminating nigeria, 2-0. and today, arkansgentina agains spain, of course, the usa takes on belgium. argentina versus switzerland. redo the prompter. argentina versus spain. wrong on the prompter, right on the graphic. anyway, it's my first day back. >> they're messing with you. >> yeah, messing with me. drop the prompter and see what happens. >> hazing. >> oh, no, bring it back. >>> in other world news -- luis suarez has owned up to his toothy antics in the italy/uruguay game last week. he apologized on facebook and tweeter to chellini, vowing to never bite out opponent. and in the true spirit of forgiveness, he responded on twitter, it's all forgotten, i hope fifa will reduce your suspension. suarez received a nine-match ban and the international competition, and a four-month ban from soccer-related activity in this incident. remember mcgruf

i don't think the goal is the tight sanctions.l is for russia to change its actions, and we are going to continue to try to achieve that end of the moment comes we need to take additional steps, we are prepared to do so. the goal is to have an outcome of the negotiated revolution in ukraine where the ukrainian people get to control their own destiny. >> are you at all concerned the europeans have missed today and referred a lot of good discussion on sanctioned? they don't seem to be united on this front. >> i think that they have made it clear that they support our view of what russia has been doing is unacceptable and they need to take additional action they well and they've made it clear that they are ready to reconvene whenever they need to take additional decisions. so, i think that there is a very fluid discussion that goes on each and every day and i think that everyone has -- there is no secret about what the goal is. it's not to be in conflict. the goal is to get a resolution when russia steps back. and i think that is wha

arnson. >> the achievable goal. one would be to speed up the process by which children who might have legitimate cases for asylum or refugee status are heard so that waiting time in the hundreds of thousands of cases that are in the docket is rapidly gone through and to speed up the process without violating u.s. law and international law regarding the claims of people who potentially have requests. that's a very short term. the longer term of course is to contribute to a more stable and prosperous and safe central america and that is the long-term goal i think that has to be the focus of this committee would also an important objective of u.s. foreign policy. >> based on your answer what you're telling me is the long-term goal is probably not achievable in the short term and let me just ask you what is the speeding up of the process of adjudication? that is a goal to achieve why? want to speed up the adjudication process? >> to speed it up so that love does not exist and send a message exploited by traffickers to pl

is it okay if i don't read the entire resolution into record, but i stated the desired the goal of declaration of policy. again, us taking away this ballot measure is opening up the opportunity for us to attempt to work together on this goal over the next 2 years. i look forward to placing revenue measure potentially next year and look for other revenue options in order to fund the work we want to do whether it's permanent acquisition of housing to be affordable or to build new construction affordable housing. i do want to recognize of course from the mayor's office, jeff buckly and tam ka moss and on the community oeb -- and grace martinez and erickson and of course i do want to thank my cosponsors of housing balance, avalos, campos and mar and yee. this is something that we all believe in but for the sake of figuring out a way if we as a collective can move forward in addressing the goals over the neck he d next two two 22 years that we would refrain from this. i would entertain a motion. >> i would like to make a motion entertaining the amendments to have this be a motion for order to polic

it was the 171 goal of the tournament which tied france in 1998 for any goals in the history. it was the fourth goal scored in the 90 minute or later. let's check with lewis who fill us in. >> good morning. let's get to the part of the world cup you probably didn't see. the streaker which early reports claim is youtube prank steer. he managed to run across the player and tried to kiss a german player. it was lebron james of all people who caught the crazy moment and posted it on instagram account. >> they try not to give the crazy streakers much attention. but king james put it out there on social media. now that guy is famous. >> king james should be a journalist. >>> vice president biden gave the nation's governors a bit of a scare when he prefaced said maybe i shouldn't say this. it turns out he was imploring, quote, lead us out of the mess we're in. >> there's always been very, very tough politics in washington. i got there when there was still some of the olded segregationists still there. but it never got to where it is today. it was never personal. you folks, the democr

arts and our arts commission and various city funding of the arts in the city and i think that with the goal of expanding the arts for everyone, and especially in one of the most art supporting cities in the world and i think last year, supervisor breed and i and others, raised some concerns about making stronger progress towards cultural equity and we defined the cultural equity broadly, not just under served communities of color and also lgbt committees and woman's arts organizations and other under served and usually smaller based organizations. and at the hearing last year, kerri, that now 34-year head of the grants for the arts mentioned that she was working hard on creating funds for smaller fragile, arts organization and she committed very explicitly on supporting cultural equity and coordinating more with the work of the arts commission and their staff as well and his commission and staff and when i asked about achieving cultural equity and in the moving fast enough, i think that it is entirely our goal and to support the new, younger up and coming groups that served the populations

time next year we won't be requesting additional resources because of the work group but that is the goal of the work group. the audit focused more on the market share perspective of the ambulance system, but in addition to that there's also response times. there's ambulance availability. there's complex issues that would tend -- that fall into that resources question so they're worked out over the year in the work group. >> i guess that is what i am asking to understand the ask because the ask is being made and the data accompanying the ask is not there. from the budget analyst perspective i understand how they developed the mechanism that they used to determine what is needed in order to get to that point. it may not be as sophisticated as the fire department's ability to analyze data but i'm not seeing where the specific ask is coming from in terms of additional staff and personnel? how does that relate to how we get to 80% of the eoa? where is the data? i am looking for the data and i am hoping to include in a request of that level of information that helps me tond based on numbers th

here is the winning goal. 113th minute. a great ball trap one timer. look at this, bang, puts it in and germany wins their first world cup since 1990. 1-0 the final. >> women's british open. shot on a parcond 5. watch the ball and watch the flag stick. it rolls right toward it and close. she eagled the hole. >> world team tennis tonight. the washington castles remain undefeated. the castles are 6-0. they are home again tomorrow night. >> it was only appropriate that the only goal in the game was a beauty. that was great. >> that was fun. >> that was good pure soccer today. >> coming up could bill cosby be >> movie goers went ape over "dawn of the planet of the apes." it earned $73 million making it one of the summer's biggest openings so far. follows was transformers, followed by tammy, 22 jump street and how to train your dragon. >> bill cosby could be returning to tv with a new show as early as next summer. it is currently in the writing stage. it's a bit of a stretch for cosby. you recall the cosby show became years hit for nbc 30 ago. wesome. >> som

in my civic life translated into a strong desire to make sure that the details match up with the goals on the projects that have come in my purview. as example on my time in the hunters point cac, i also dove into the details of transportation plan, leaving the cac to suggest changes to improve the quality of life for future resident and workers in shipyard. as chair i of the advisory board for the san francisco community investment fund i took a fine toothed come to funding projects and made sure they met the city's goals and stated goals planning commission as i have been on the suggestionor agency commission, but you if any it's not enough to be hard-working when it comes to being appointed to such an important commission. you believe that great cities promote development of great people and to me that means that residents should be able to work,

but coming up with the incredible goal to get germany to win. ng and jubilation from the german fans and as you can imagine on the other side, argentina fans very disappointed. lots of pictures of fans crying tlud the stadium. rightfully so. their dream was to win the world cup this year with their superstar messi. messi had a chance at the end of the game to tie this and he shot it way over the goal. a lot of people on social media changing messi to missy since he missed that goal. >> what an unbelievable match. two peoples that just played until they were about to pass out. alex thomas is in rio for us. she's just outside -- sorry just outside the stadium. alex, what is the mood like there? >> miguel, it's astonishing the sound coming from rio's stadium behind me. i was lucky enough to be in there for most of the match after finishing an hour's preview show on our sister station cnn international. i rushed in there with all the fans dodging all the police security checks to get inside. a very famous venue, you know. it's once said that 200,000

goal is. that is what the european goal is and if we need to take additional steps, we will. i thinkt, because russia is aware the next that's could very much undermine the economic conditions in russia. they're barely and positive territory now. the combination of political instability and economic impact based on sanctions has taken a very modest growth rate and brought it close to zero. additional sanctions could easily put russia into a recession. that is not an easy decision for government to make. our expectation is that russia will like to avoid that. our hope and goal is that there would be a negotiated settlement but there should be no question about our resolve. if we need to take additional steps, we will. situation seems to be deteriorating in the past few weeks. higherh of a concern are oil prices? what effect are they having right now? >> we have not yet seen supply disruptions. obviously there is fluctuation on manyrices based factors, including the situation but not exclusively the situation in iraq. we obviously keep a close eye on it. conversations with other

reforms so that it helps us in the larger goal of enhancing public safety by reducing recidivism and by also fostering the groundwork of all of our good staff inside and the people themselves who try to better themself to prepare for the release and connecting recidivism levels on the outside. to me this gets to the return of how recidivism has continued to allude the most enlightened authorities in criminal justice and we are taking those pieces slice by slice and frying to do something about it. and so before you the contract, and it explains what it is and the term, and the commissary, a small 7-11 for people who are incarcerated. for us we are able to reconstitute a contract by letting go to the former corporation that we contracted with and that was aramark by initiating with a new company that this department has not been in business with before. if you turned to the inmate benefit page, next one, the graph on the right, the blue and the red graph, i think shows a pretty stark contrast of what it takes for somebody in the old contract verses the new contract of what they would b

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goal is. that is what the european goal is and if we need to take additional steps, we will. but me at, because i think russia is aware the next that's could very much undermine the economic conditions in russia. they're barely and positive territory now. the combination of political instability and economic impact based on sanctions has taken a very modest growth rate and brought it close to zero. additional sanctions could easily put russia into a recession. that is not an easy decision for government to make. our expectation is that russia will like to avoid that. our hope and goal is that there would be a negotiated settlement but there should be no question about our resolve. if we need to take additional steps, we will. >> the iraq situation seems to be deteriorating in the past few weeks. how much of a concern are higher oil prices? what effect are they having right now? >> we have not yet seen significant supply disruptions. obviously there is fluctuation in oil prices based on many factors, including the situation but not exclusively the situation in iraq. we obviousl

i will go through each of the two goals and some of the projects we could likely see with the funding. so a large part of the inproved transit category to help implement the transit effectiveness project and making the system for reliable for customers, increasing accessibility at transit stops and stations and really importantly to be able to upgrade some of our facilities, some of which are over 100-years-old and have been in disrepair and thereby creating an inessential environment to repair our vehicles and would facilitate working environment to allow those vehicles to get back into service as quickly as possible. we wanted to highlight particularly the transit effectiveness project or muni forward and you can see here some of the key outcomes that residents and riders and visitors to san francisco would experience. this is the first of two groups of three of the capital projects that are recommend as part of the transit effectiveness project. these projects are capital improvements to the right-of-way that will have a sick impact on improving reliability and comfort of passenger

the substitute scored two more goals. it was like a surreal nightmare for brazil. >> and the hosts were confused. that is why so many goals were scored. i think the team is levelheaded. if we keep concentrating, we will have every opportunity. >> after the final whistle, the postmortem began and is likely to go on for quite some time. >> every aspect of the game was flawless. hats off to germany for remaining very professional even as teammates from their clubs and friends on the other side suffered. it was as close to a nervous breakdown as you'll ever see. after the second goal, brazil really collapsed. their bodies slumped and the defense of apparatus. germany was left weaving their way through plastic cones like on a training pitch. brazil after 20 minutes was simply ghosts of themselves. it was quite an incredible sight to see. >> described the mood in the stadium. >> a lot of people will enjoy this immensely but frankly in the stadium, a pretty static aryans. all i could see was the trauma on home fans faces as their

but look what happens when the fifth goal was scored. , with a flurry of activity in europe, africa and india. the heart break for brazilians was summed up by the president. like every brazilian, i'm very sad about this defeat. i'm immensely sorry for all of us, fans and our players. other reaction, commentator and former footballer gary lineker, that's most extraordinary, staggering, bewildering game i've ever witnessed. brazilians will no doubt be in a hurry to forget this record-breaking loss. but in a tech savvy world, it will be some time yet before this defeat is simply confined to the history books. alfa patel, bbc news. >>> bring you breaking news from germany. a second american spy has been found there according to the german newspaper. it said officers from the federal prosecutors office had searched the home of an employee of the ministry of defense who is alleged to have been spying for the united states. this coming after the allegation which the united states has not denied as well, that an employee of germany's intelligence