under section, 2703 of the new legislation, you can wave the entire preapplication process for the permit if there is no other feasible location and that would seem appropriate under these circumstances. given that the department's position is that the street is the ideal there does not seem to be a reason to repeat the entire month long process that will involve the considerable out weigh of the department and city resources. and it also has the effect of denying these services to everybody in the neighborhood who wants them and there is a strong demand for these services. and it will not be installing the cabinet and of course it drives up the cost of the services that are available and because it leaves an effective monopoly on large parts of staoet and accordingly, at&t asked that you affirm the department's decision and deny the appeal. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> and miss short? >> department of public works. we think that the only thing that i would like to rebutte is that the intention of waving the preapplication process if there is no other feasible location. has to do with t

for the latest go to cbsmoneywatch.com. in new. >>> hiv rates are declining in the u.s. new research shows the annual hiv diagnosis rate in the u.s. has decreased more than 30% from 2002 to 2011. while declines have been seen in several groups including women between 35 and 44 cases among homosexual men have remained stable and increases were seen in groups of young men. >>> a new study found most of the genetic risks of autism comes from virtues of genes that are common and not rare mutations. researchers at mount sinai in new york says knowing the nature of the genetic risk can help them better understand the disorder that right now has no cure. >>> and attending a successful school may improve a student's behavior as well as their performance in the classroom. a study looked at high school students from low income neighborhoods. students admitted to higher charter schools performed much better on math and english tests. fewer also engaged very risky behaviors. >>> and those are some of today's top health stories. i'm david begn

transit system is 10% larger with the addition of five new stations. this is the first new test of the line on a weekday after more than 50,000 customers road this past weekend. >> we got more choked up with traffic. i could be a sign. >> some worried about overcrowding but for the most part, people were impressed on this day one. >> you took advantage of the bus service? how do that go? >> it was good. faster than taking the bus, which is what i used to do. >> 20,000 riders are expected daily on the miles of tracks. dan gave us his assessment. >> i see local commuters coming on the buses. >> this is a project that in three or four years, will expand to the dulles international airport, that for now, will take some getting used to. >> even before entering the new plastic death the new platforms. paid for a reserved parking space. there was no sign on myspace. -- my space. >> everything you need to know about metro's newest line. our silver line guide can be found online. in the meantime, we want to take another live look, this time at the nation's capit

train line being affected by the new silver line. ad to nbcwashington.com to see how bus routes also will be changing with this. >>> and metro's new silver line starts taking passengers around noon tomorrow. that line has undergone testing all week from parking information, rate calculator, know before you go. check out nbcwashington.com. >>> and you will need long sleeves. it's a cooling morning. we're just in the 50s to near 60. then you'll go sleeve last in the away. it will be in the mid-80s and low humidity. a little more humid tomorrow. up near 90. showers and storms likely sunday. >>> beltway at new hampshire actually moving. otherwise looking pretty good. no major problems. not as good looking at you, a aar aaron. >>> appreciat that is the news. anothetet 25. . >>> good morning. breaking news overnight. protests over the shelling of a school in gaza turn deadly in the middle east. israel carrying out new air strikes today even as talks of a ceasefire resume. >>> dangerous storms. a day after a deadly tornado ripped through vir

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units for single-family homes the booker t washington is using the housing authority and the new participating at the site on the corner of presidio. the 24 units will help the youth. the housing and community center is located in separate air rights particles so the affordable housing will be structured as a bond with 19.9 million with the sthat fnsz this bond application will be reviewed and if paragraphed the project is starting in september. it is not condo financing. a public hearing was held and upon award our office will return to the board it issue the bonds so if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them about this project we also have representatives from the booker t washington center and the other center >> thank you, thank you very much number one for public comment seeing none, public comment is closed. okay supervisor cohen can i have a motion to forward item one not full board with revolver recommendation >> absolutely i want to make a motion with positive recommendation. >> okay we'll take that without objection. madam clerk item 2. >> item 2 is a reso

the stadium is in new jersey. it is just across the hudson river from new york. ife opened its doors four years ago. jonathan tisch was instrumental in getting it built. it's the only stadium that houses to nfl teams -- giants and the jets. it's also the largest in terms of seating capacity. all of those seats came with a hefty price tag. >> this is an amazing building. it cost $1.6 billion to build. people said to us, why is there no roof on it? that would have been another $400 million. it is important to note that there has been not a dime of public money in this building. it is all privately financed. it was quite a remarkable accomplishment. >> the stadium will be in the spotlight in early february when the plays host to the most-watched sporting event in the world -- the super bowl. >> super bowl is a great opportunity for this region, for new york and new jersey. this is a super bowl of a lot of firsts. this is the first time it is being hosted by two teams, the first time it is being hosted by two states and one big city. the first time the game is being p

what do pension reforms do to the emergence of the new regime. anyway, many changes are going simultaneously. and what is the cause? also, because it's she can enact problem. a nice example is father's leaving. you probably know the skand knave yan countries kind of like policies that sometimes actually force behavioral changes and so some of the reforms were aimed towards forcing to take leave around the birth of a child. and we're speaking of the maternal leave is taken for granted. both have the nice effect of attachment. and having people that have to go to work the day after the birth of their child is something that may have an effect. and, of course, in that case, it may change. on the other hand, how do people come to accept this kind of policy changes. there is something called elections, where, again, we are in the u.s. family-related issues are very much debated. but they can change. people can change ideas on issues around marriage, for instance. and that may change actually policies and constraints for individuals. so it's very diffic

microsoft will be on the forefront. amid a neweport that microsoft may still have a bright router selling its windows operating system. sales fell just under one percent in the second quarter, the smallest quarterly drop in two years. shipmentss the tablet declined for the first time ever. what is the future of tablets? pc? microsoft? joining us from boston, we have the ibc chief analyst. the pc may be alive, but it sounds like the tablet is dying? what is going on? is theseou're finding categories are settling out. it it was an interesting dialogue for the last few years. backe needed these lean consumption devices. what we are seeing are these tablets are propagated many, many different types. it does not give you the lean forward that you need, especially in a business environment. we expected this. we see it is starting to happen. we see it is starting to stabilize. we are seeing the consumer segment. what you will see in the future is a shorter lifecycles, people upgrading faster. i think you will see stabilization on the pc

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that's what the new book is. i was embedded a couple of years with the couple of these soldiers and other families trying to recover from what they saw, what they did, what they didn't do. and then the chronicle i guess of recovery. so that's where it came from. and again it's different from these because the moment that arrived, and hadn't happened yet, and my suspicion was if you go, if you stay, eventually a story will occur. >> it's interesting to me that all of the ideas i think, unless i'm wrong, evil didn't start at the beginning and say, this is the book. i've got to find a book. it doesn't work that way. instead, it's about thinking about what you think is important and what is interesting. and immersing yourself in the. and that's where the institutional support becomes necessary. >> you talked about book publishers. we're in a library. really, but the fact that we could find publishers who would supporters, who would put up, put us out an out of. that's huge part of what we're talking about. >> is there

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policy in the ukraine crisis. brand new into effect to the cheers of both sides of the aisle. but now comes the question, does it even come close to helping end the conflict? up next, ambassador woolsey will join us again. charlie gas prix kno joining us with the wall street angle along with jeff sica. and in ore news -- other news, a huge shakeup at the tech giant, and today he delivered the first installment axing 18,000 jobs. we'll find out what investors make of that this just a moment. who should be fearful, who's welcome at microsoft still? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ liz: as we continue the coverage of the crash of the malaysian airline jet in jewish crane coming just -- in ukraine coming just hours after president obama had imposed new sanctions against russia focused on their businesses, we cover this breaking news to tell you that the black box has been found. it's apparently in the hands of the russian separatist though. i don't know what good that does anybody. we've had james woolsey here with us, formerly of the cia. he says we'r

and you know, they can combine the new box that is one of the existing boxes. and it is on polk street and it is there. and the truck have to come to the service these boxes and so there is, winding ways already, and already really tight. and prague and it is a small street and if there is a service truck involved there it is going to block all of the traffic. and so i am in opposition to the box, thank you. >> thank you. >> and is there any other public comment? >> okay, seeing none, we will have rebuttal from the appellants. >> and i think that we are encouraging that this board, up hold the appeal, and the board of supervisors and the ordinance, 76-14 and hopefully, when at&t reapplies for it we can have a better communication with them and have a dialogue and which we have not had a dialogue in many many many months and so the last dialogue that we had was when we did a walk through on july third, that ended then and there and so we are encouraging you, this board to up hold the appeal and we will proceed. >> nancy barsotti again and i think that i did not

the arms race. it's about women, television news, and attractiveness. hear how the on air dress code has changed quite a bit over the years. we'll also tell you about two very different books involving hillary clinton and why one of her spokespeople says they should be hooked up it a lie detector. >>> our interview with josh earnest. being press secretary is tough at any time. it's especially tough right now. this may be the low point of the obama presidency. he's facing an immigration crisis on the border and a threat of a lawsuit from the gop. go jo josh earnest, he's having to deal with all of it. imagine your first few weeks, kind of intimidating, right? now imagine that literally the whole world is watching. josh, thanks for joining me. >> thanks for having me. >> i thought it would be fun to change it up to you and have you sit out where the reporters sit. >> it's nice to be seated as opposed to standing up. >> i guess it is. let's start with the big story of the week. humanitarian crisis on the border. what we heard all week was a drum beat about

in the prior, and i don't agree that it is predetermined that dpw would grant this permit, under the new ordinance, as miss short clearly stated it is completely additional requirements. and the idea, i think, behind the ordinance is to have the community have more input and make sure that the process is fair, and that there is community input, and that there is communication between at&t and the community, and you know, the reason that we have this ordinance is that because that has not happened in the past and in the community has been rightly incensed about that situation. and so, my intonation would be to do what we did last time and so remind me that we continued it to a certain date after which we believed that dpw will issue its guidance. and i thought that we would deny it. >> yeah, we did deny. and what did we do last time? can someone remind me. >> continue the case. >> we did continue it. >> yeah. >> well, the alternative is that of course, we could, we could. >> call the appeal? >> anyone else have thoughts? >> i am on the same line of you vice president hurtado, the reason t

he moved to the national news in 1961. in 1961, the national news was only 15 minutes. it was not until 1963 that it went to the standard half hour of programming. in the subsequent years, he became a regular. he was the cbs senate reporter. he was covering political campaigns. he was anchoring whenever walter cronkite was away. he was a regular feature on the cbs evening news. in 1980, cbs had the equivalent of the war of the roses and he went to nbc and then to pbs. any of you are more familiar with him in recent years as the host of the history channel, on many of their programs. he is also the author of a wonderful memoir that i recommend. it is about washington, cbs, and the glory days of television news. andy and roger, i want to welcome you both and thank you for being here today. you were both members of something called the culture club. could you tell me about what the culture club was and how you found yourselves members of it back in 1964? >> thank you for that kind introduction. we invented the culture club. it rose, phoenix-like, from the ashes. the problem

i try to go back when it was in the news. there's a school choice movement and they said you're just doing this predictable libertarian things and no one wants watch that. >> during sequestration, the highly successful government follow this which we have done for years primarily under president bush but not particularly because of him. the federal bureaucracy is an administration to administration. i argue that they were hugely popular and we're talking about how money is spent and waste and fraud and abuse by the millions and billions. john: you try to do stories on green energy. >> green energy was another topic and i began a well-received story with cbs. at one point they said that we would love to have as many as we can get. john: you reported not just on slender but beacon power pick about 43 million despite a terrible credit rating. >> there were so many. after the first report they said give it more and i was never able to do another one because the light switch went off and there was a lot of pushback from administrat

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the town. he new the lemming slafb process. what he wanted to do was to compensate he wanted someone with administrative experience, someone who had enternational reptation and, also, not least of all, someone who had access to talent and rockefeller throughout his career had a reputation for surrounding himself with the best people. in addition to that, they had a personal relationship. they had worked together on refers new sharing. rockefeller was ininstrumental in leading the fight for revenue sharing and to keep new york precariously balanced and ford had been instrumental in seeing that it was passed in the house. so they had a personal relationship. and ford was completely comfortable. there were people who thought, you know, do you really want to put someone as electric, as c e charismatic as colorfoful and controversial as rockefeller on your ticket? don't you worry he might overshadow you? and ford was always comfortable enough in his own skin that that didn't bother him at all. >> final question, did you look at the

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editor of the "new york times"? >> it means the world to me. >> the "new york times" fired its top editor, jill abramson. >> controversy around the firing of jill abramson. it is heating up this morning. >> the firing of "new york times" first female executive editor jill abram areson started a debate about women in power. >> you should be more sad about arthur salzburger. why does he run the "new york times" nanaimo. >> i don't know how he operates in the work place. if she's tough, so what? >> so you got fired. >> i did. that's true. >> did you are see it coming? >> no, but i would say i had my bumps. you know, some difficult situations with some of the people who i work for which is normal. >> tough? tough to get fired? >> yeah. i mean, of course. it's like a hurtful situation. my firing was so public, as you just pointed out. it's mighty strange going one day from being an editor of stories to being the story. but, you know, i think actually it's healthy for journalists to know what it feels like on the opposite

the corrupt state of new york politics, he was going to reform the disgusting mess that is new york statethat would be part of his political leg agency, right? he tried to get good government reforms passed in the state legislature, that legislation failed. and then andrew cuomo decided he would create a commission and making recommendations about what new york state needed to do differently, to avoid having half the state legislature getting arrested over the last couple years. the commission was made up of district attorneys, former prosecutors, police commissioners and others. they had a year and a half remit for doing their work, they had subpoena power, that could commission -- the commission could compel anyone theyen watted to to turn over documents. and no one was supposed to be above the mandate of this commission. when the governor announced he was creating it, the mandate was broad, everyone was fair game from top to bottom in new york state government. >> the governor has this power to direct me to investigate and inquire into any matter relating to the public peace, public sa

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the border will be good but if you look at the for the news of the promos for the bomb you see much for the village. which would be able to i'm not in the city of the gods going from what she can see and hear you may think that it is calm here but overnight and early in the morning we heard a to reach and these were the songs that work people up today they're very exhausted very very tired of the situation and they had help said the ceasefire will be extended and that will help bring peace to this part of the country but now these hopes are fading away and. that's a look back at the ceasefire that failed to hold it was announced ten days ago in an attempt to restore peace in the east or the self-proclaimed republics met for the first time and agreed a seven day truce on wednesday the legal permission of the use of russia's military force in ukraine was cancelled and president putin's requests and two days later the trousseau was extended for seventy two hours with anti government forces promising to abide by it and on monday moscow invited international monitors and the ukrainian milita

the. we have news on the casualties here. u.s.ntelligence confirms that the plane that crashed in ukraine was shot down. we have a reaction from travelers at sfo. area where ukrainian forces have been battling pro-russian separatists. all 298 people on board were killed. "the flight's passengers and crew came from many different countries. but today, regardless of nationality, we are all united in grief." ukraine's president was quick to blame the pro-russian militants, saying "i want to point your attention to the fact that we call it neither accident nor catastrophe. it's a terrorist attack." russian president vladimir putin, meanwhile, says ukraine is to blame. "this tragedy would not have happened, if there had been peace on that land, or in any case, if military operations in southeastern ukraine had not been renewed." as for the white house, both president obama and vice president biden offered their condolences, but stopped short of placing blame. "the united states will offer any assistance we can to help determine what ha

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getting the new store up and running, the details are overwhelming. stakes are so high that i think that honestly, i've been afraid to realise how high they are. >>> the stories of these families are not isolated. they illustrate disturbing trends in the american middle class, the conclusion made by sociology professor kevin light. he's the author of middle class meltdown in america - causes, consequences and remedies. after years of research on class inequality here is what he told us about our three families, and the american middle class. >> what the families show is we have lost the narrative for how to get a head. having a job and working hard and having a mortgage and trying to make payments on it, and trying to send your children to school is now becoming more difficult by the day. >> is there one culprit to this, things? >> it's really a pretty complex combination of things. i mean, you have globalisation that has brought to our shores very cheap goods and very cheap services provided by very educated and industrious people from other parts of

the u.n. and european union. it's a rare good news story that everyone is keen to promote. >> we're here to respect those that built these monuments. these are not just the monuments of cypress or greece. these are the monuments of humanity. >> the committee has 17 projects funded by $7 million of he u money. they need a lot more. this work is about defying 40 years of division and mistrust to save common heritage for both sides. >> occasionally we do argue but not across ethnic lines or community lines. we argue about which is the best way of conserving this. >> the work is slow and pain-staking, but this project is just one example of a trend, greek and turkish separatists working together to get things done. after 40 years more are spending more time thinking about the possibilities of a shared future than about the divided past. simon mcgregor with al jazeera in turkish-occupied northern cypress. >>> please stay with us on al jazeera. we have much more news coming your way in just a moment. >> maman bashir alex niev camila karamov

a look on board the new silver line. she's willing to test it out. her commute will look something like this. taking a bus to columbia heights, switching to the silver line and winding out the the greensboro station in tysons. back to the road trip. after 40 minutes we made to it route 7 getting closer to her workplace. >> finally. >> alas she makes it to work. >> does it feel good when you come to this point? >> yes. >> total time in the car. >> 1 hour 8 minutes. >> i'm david culver, news4. >> yeah she'll be getting a lot of books read maybe on the commute. >>> construction on maryland eats newest casino. the council voted 8 to 1 to move the plans ahead for the new casino and resort. just two years after the county voted in favor of gaming and a casino. some have complained about the proposal saying it lax a good transportation plan and it wasm time for the 2017 presidential inauguration. >> we will produce one of the great hotels anywhere in the world. it is the most exciting location, right between congress and if white house on pennsylvania avenue

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and their votes in the past have been correctly counted. but this newaw will not accept out of precinct balloting, and we think that is possibly a problem. >> hillary shelt be not, the naacp headed into court to oppose the law, joined with other organizations, and what is the problem. >> the problem is it locks out many eligible voters. as we determine 317,000 north carolinians are actually registered to vote, but don't have the requisite state issued photo identities. and we want to make sure that every american, regardless of state, race, ethnicity, if you live in the state of north carolina, you should be able to cast a vote. the problem with this bill and the photo i.d. provision is same day registration. it works, and people go to the polls, if they're apt the wrong polling site, you step out of one line and get into another line, you register and you vote. and make sure that every vote can be counted. that's what we want to make sure happens. there have been no problems disclosed in north carolina to mandate these solutions, the kinds of solutions

the news broke at 7:00 this morning. 's what fans are saying. >> i don't think it's a good thing. >> reporter: why? >> i think they kind of get rid of the all stars. >> i think it's a good idea. we're gonna win in the postseason. haven't done it before and lester will do it. >> reporter: this trade comes as the as were planning -- brrk inaudible] >> reporter: the as are only guaranteed lester for the rest of the season and next season. en when he becomes a free agent, he could return to the red sox. i've been messaging with a friend of mine who is a reporter in boston, they are not taking the news quite as well. live in oakland, katie utehs, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> just about ten minutes ago, fox sports ken rosenthal reported that the as traded tommy malone. he's headed to the twins reportedly for sam fold. fold played for the a. as at the beginning of the season. milone was sent to sacramento earlier this month after the as traded for pitchers. milone reportedly asked the as for the trade after the demotion. >>> happeni

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>>> also, a young child left behind on the new york city subway. this morning, the latest on the woman last seen with the baby. >>> and serve yourself. the new beer machine being used to serve thirsty people at the m midsummer classic. no more shouting for the beer man. >>> good morning, washington makes history this morning becoming the second state in the nation where pot is legally sold. >> about two dozen licensed stores are making last-minute preparations are customers already lined up. >> some retailers are warning they may run out of weed as early as today considering the demand. with more, here's abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: the permits in hand, the shelves stocked. history in the making for washington state. >> we're not. not till tuesday. tuesday, yep. >> reporter: recreational marijuana sales become legal in washington and retailers are getting ready for the rush of customers. >> there could be anywhere up to 10,000 people here. there will be cops out on the streets looking for those people that are just too excited to wait till the

the southwest. phoenix 104. houston 90. newyork city we are seeing 78. >> thank you, kevin. >> we leave you with a story 44 years in the making, rob, born in georgia, his dad left for vietnam and never knowing he fathered a child, rod finally met his father in california and met his five brothers for the first time. on the 4th of july, there is a family reunyuan and it is his 45th birthday. thank you for watching aljazeera america. talk to aljazeera the next. >>> i managed to really memorize the features of the man that was actually the rapist in the room with us. >> fran drescher not only survived rape. she helped bring her stacker to justice. the lesson she learned helped her cope with another trauma. she was diagnosed with uterine cancer. two years after she began feeling symptoms. >> you have to be able to transfer from being a patient into a medical consumer.

this 90 minute event was hosted by the new america foundation. the gilder lehrman institute of american history. and dickinson college. >> ok, good morning and welcome to the new america foundation. we are here for the third and in our panel series of presidents at war. this is a series for the understanding lincoln course , brought to you by the gilder lehrman institute for american history and dickinson college. so we are engaged in a discussion of abraham lincoln and his role in his legacy in american society but we're also thinking about how the issues he confronted as a commander in chief, as a president had he -- president have evolved in the modern day and where they might be headed in the future. this panel is about the role of the press. this is the wartime press and civil liberties during war. it is one of the most controversial aspects of lincoln's legacy. it remains one of the most controversial subjects. -- subjects in american history. my name is matthew pinsker and i am the instructor of the understanding lincoln course. i would lik

we kind of are doing the same in new york. man queens need it the most. -- brooklyn and queens need it the most. there is a lot of interesting people in the outer boroughs. when you put them together in a lyft, we think it will treat new york for a well. -- very well. >> you can see they are trying to do something different than what you would think of at uber. they are doing to the very different than what you would think of as part of the taxi service is concerned. people can do this is a job, do do this is a job. it is still a commercial venture. they are not literally sharing cars with each other. >> i think it is a little unclear. he said it is cheaper than uber, but they have been aggressively cutting their prices. i dropped the price 20% earlier this week. what is the real story? how is it different from uber? has dropped its price temporarily, on its cheapest product, to match the price of lyft. in response, or maybe just because they're launching here, lyft is offering rides for free for the first two weeks. to get tha

you've been out there on the streets here in new york. what are you seeing? >> look, far too times we've been to the house of justice with reverend al and families who are grieving over their losts ones. as the mayor said today, we have to fight till the death of us that every new yorker, every american, every person who is being racially profiled in any city across this profile is respected and treated fairly. we've had 20 years in this city of a bad relationship between the police and the black community and latino community. that has to change. if this is not another wake-up call, then what will be? >> mark, how do you come down on that? how much pressure should be on -- one of the interesting things to be clear, reverend al has been a leader on this a long time, but so far he's been working more constructively trying to have some sort of alliance here with the mayor in trying to get to some sort of solution. where does pressure fit in, though, if there aren't fast enough actions on accountability? >> well, i understand reverend sharpton's position. before

the latest lead in the investigation, as new information emerges about the victims on the doomed flight also, some new developments overnight in the finding in the -- fighting in the middle eastment death toll climbs as india invades cents on the grounds. >> good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erica von tiehl. good news for you, beautiful way to start your day in center city. so hoping that wonderful weather sticks around for our weekend. katie, what can you tell us? >> i think we can definitely rest assureds, we get another gorgeous day, much like yesterday brought, more sunshine, still comfortable humidity, few more clouds start to build in this weekend, how much, with warmfront nearby. talk about what it means for the forecast coming up. >> good morning, everyone, late running construction has us sitting on i-95, all southbound lanes closed right now, right at the walt whitman bridge, and if you are headed for early flight out of philly international, this is in your way, i'll have the rest of the details, maybe even detour, to get around this coming up next, good morning >> in

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