a contractor 50,000 to train us, for the saturdays, they are going to pay us for that, and they spente moneys and sending me here in sending me their. if they did not have a plan -- a request some respect as a person, as a parent of the school, because this is very important. know that we have no money, a lot of money that is not in the school district, and the school district has been asking that we need to work with the community, i have been doing that. the first year, i started working in the school district, so it is very important for me, began as you can send me wherever i want. i will succeed there, but i want to tell you that i was trained for almost 18 years for this age of students, high school students. i was trained with a partner of the school. i have worked with others. i work with so many student organizations, and i think it is important to make sure that we see the work i do as a whole -- let that go to the meetings, and they say it is very transparent, so and least i can start getting used to, or train to go to middle school. otherwise comic it is a waste of money,

youth programs give us a chance to advocate for our interests, get us ready for adult good, and train us for the work force. an example of that, my friend is an intern for supervisor avalos. she gets to be there and learn those skills that are essential. investigating these programs gives back to the community because it gives us a chance to be here, to be in front of you, to play an active role in our community. thank you for your time. [applause] >> hello. my name is ryan. i'm the volunteer coordinator with the soviet action group. district 11 is the begin of youth in the city where youth service providers work in the city to establish a sense of belonging for underserved youth by building bridges that go beyond cultural divides and socio-economic berries. working collaborative despite the absence of funding, we have been able to develop a model for youth support. this created culture for empowerment which encourages th

youth programs give us a chance to advocate for our interests, get us ready for adult good, and train us for the work force. an example of that, my friend is an intern for supervisor avalos. she gets to be there and learn those skills that are essential. investigating these programs gives back to the community becaus g

political rival in briefing to the united states wants to limit train use influence. in the world and especially news borders so. i don't think the new might to zoom in to russia ok now the trade between the two partners is growing but russia still has a bit of trouble attracting international investment from trying to trade remains comparatively low what why is this and and will today's talks boost it do you think it will. not blow. your streets for example but china is already of the first russian trade partner so it cannot truly grew faster than the russian even the russian economy is growing. and there are many problems like investment climate in the russia some space. program problem of. working problems which good to. have to go and so dealing with now if we can no let's turn our attention to what happened yesterday at the tenth anniversary of. the shanghai cooperation organization huge in tower said that the next ten years will be critical for the shanghai shanghai group of asian nations critical for their development is there any possibility that there could b

difficulty was that -- the difficulty was that ds is increasingly using on-line training. it is difficult to track people using on-line training. is an area where some improvements can be made in the systems -- it is an area were some improvements can be made in the systems. we recommend these areas. we do not think it is an area of major deficiency, but we do think they need to have a more systematic process. >> thank you. ambassador boswell, you testified that ds is working with the staid diplomatic service institute to provide training -- with the state diplomatic service institute to provide training. please elaborate on this plan. when do you expect improvements to be complete? >> senator, mr. chairman, let me say that we are grateful to the gao for pointing out these things. these recommendations are good recommendations. as mr. ford said, we are working on the. let me say right from the top that we do get feedback. we do constantly evaluate our training, particularly our high threat training. we could do better. but we do it. for example, at our five-day course has b

after requiring more training. let us take a look get this video. they have an independent police auditor. they take complaints and acting as the liaison between the review board. activity. monitoring police activity and the for this grant case there would only get 25 hours of training now, 40 hours of training every year required. this this is what bart police president said. >> this was a voluntary ability to carry a taser now it is mandatory and every bart police officer has their own. they will each be trained on how to use it now, the a much more familiar where it is, how to carry it. and it is not your strong, strong and like a gun. >>reporter: bart hopes to of this entire police force carrying this by july 11th. >>reporter: a shoot out just blocks from city hall. hundreds of student of rye for summer school. >> tonight the update on wounded suspects in what police are saying about their decision to open fire with buy standards, president. >> if my officers are fired upon? they are going to fire back. >>pam: that happened wheon gough street an

for those aircraft the rationale for these bases is that they're continually practicing and training and using the equipment and running the personnel through their paces and and feeding them and and so on and that is an incredibly expensive operation this is what. president eisenhower was warning against in his farewell address in one thousand nine hundred sixty one where he invented the phrase military industrial complex meaning hidden power power that was not really under the supervision of congress that. and that was often out of control represented private interests rather than the national interest i'm sorry to say that we in america did not pay attention to the warning he gave it gave to us and today it's close to out of control. in the united states consumes one fourth of the world's oil every day more than any other country far more than any other country the u.s. department of defense alone consumes is much petroleum is sweet and does on a daily basis that's a huge amount that has to be procured day in day out three hundred sixty five days a year. to safeguard the oil the united stat

nearby, farmers work their it's thought this facility may be used to train the ship's crews and test ms before it puts to sea. the real vessel too will probably be used to train up a fleet of chinese fighter pilots , for china may build up to four more aircraft carriers, because this is just the start of china's naval ambitions. bbc news, dalian the >>> tea obrecht has won this year's prize for fiction, the youngest author ever to win the prestigious prize. our correspondent spoke to her just minutes after she picked up the award. >> we're here in the ballroom which is absolutely packed. this is one of the literary events of the year here in london. receiving congratulations is the winner, tea obrecht. were you surprised to win? >> i was. i didn't expect it. i didn't really prepare anything. i was completely flabbergasted. >> this is remarkable. why your first novel. you're just 25. you live in the united states now but were born in belgrade. quite a start to your career the >> yes, no. such a tremendous honor and stunning to me. i'm not really even processing it fully. so thank you.

this hospitality training gives us an opportunity to learn. >> next of is lviv stadium. there is still much to do. it has become a symbol of ukraine's for planning and construction -- poor plaing an construction. they were threatened with being stripped of their status. the city has made heavy investments. >> there are still people who are pessimistic and do not believe the stadium will be finished. but our stadium and the infrastructure around it are already 65% complete. i am sure we will get it done on time. >> shortly before midnight, we visit lviv's main station. we take the night train to the capital, kiev, 500 kilometers away. we arrived early the next morning. 2.5 million people live in kiev. independence square is in the heart of the city. next summer, and thousands of fans will be celebrating here -- next summer, thousands of fans will be celebrating here. two students from kiev have volunteered to work as helpers. >> i am doing it, she says, because i want to improve the image of ukraine in the world. the whole world is talking about the political stability --

bart also increased the number of officers on trains and stations and officers must report all uses of force. they also have to undergo 40 hours of extra training every year, instead of 25 hours every two years. on wednesday bart began the process of reissuing tasers to the police officers after they were taken away last year for additional training on how to use them. the bart president explains the new policy. >> before the police officered with share tasers. there were 60 tasers for 200 officers. now it's a mandatory ability to carry a taser and every police officer has their own and they have been retrained how to use it and under what circumstances to use it. it is not your strong draw hand like a gun. >> reporter: they hope to equipment the entire force by july 11. reggie kumar, kron 4 news. >> the oscar grant murder cost them more than $2 million. bart settled with oscar grant's family. this weekend the mother received $1.3 million and the child received $1.5 million. >>> a tense situation on the bridge yesterday. a man stopped his car on the bridge and jumped into the bay. this

because they came from argentina to train us for three weeks. >> jimmy: oh, to train you.inued the dance lessons? >> well, we have to go back for another contest. three more times, three more dance contests. >> jimmy: we have to get you on the american "dancing with the stars." >> they don't pay as much. as argentina. >> jimmy: they don't? >> no. >> jimmy: that's embarrassing to this nation. >> have check, will dance. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you hear that, abc? have check, will dance. how are you -- i know you got a new baby boy, right? >> morocco elijah. >> jimmy: morocco. do you call him rocky? >> i do. my mom calls him rocco. i like rocky. >> jimmy: rocky is good. you know, mariah carey stole your baby name. she named her baby i think moroccmor rack moroccan. >> well, that's interesting. >> jimmy: you should -- >> my wife made the statement like that. she said, i told you it was a good name. why, because she named her baby moroccan, it had to be a good name? i wanted to name -- >> jimmy: what did you want? >> some warrior name, you know what i mea

it is thought that this facility was used to train the crew and systems before it puts to see. real vessel will probably be used to change -- train up a fleet f. -- a fleet. this is just the start of nex china's naval ambitions. >> there is, of course, much more on our website,." -- on our website bbc.com. and you can follow was on twitter. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold, get the top stories from around the globe and click-to-play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. ♪ >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from corporations. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet los angeles. 

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one of the training boats used by the america cup team capsized late today on san francisco bay. some crew members ended up in the water. others hung on as you can see. watch this as it flips in slow motion. no one seriously hurt but one crew went to the hospital to get checked out for sore ribs after falling through a sail wing. >> that 45 foot catamaran is two-thirds the the size of the boats built for the america cup in 2013. theory mark bring fast. mark matthews found 0that out firsthand today. >> the oracle catamaran that flipped this afternoon was the same boat that nearly flipped on friday. >> hi grins all over the face the other day when we almost capsized. jim said to me pity you didn't capsize. i don't know. >>reporter: that was oracle skipper russell joking this morning about friday incident. take a look again at the near disaster. both hull digging that the water and boat came perilously close to pitch polling end over end. today it was supposed to be a lot calmer was supposed to be a lot calmer. it was media day for oracle. chance to take reporter out on the race boa

even that is not helping cover medical costs. >> caltrain might look slow once high speed trains begin usingthe commission facing a $30,000 shortfall can now thank high speed rail for the highest infusion of -- all rail systems have to have it by 2015 but caltrain would not have gotten the federal help without the promise of high speed rail. >> if we don't have high speed rail planned for this corridor we would have to find other funding sources to make this project happen. and we haven't identified any that have the capacity to accommodate the project cost. >>> the satellite based system can slow trains down automatly to prevent train versus train crashes in 2003 that killed 25. spoátars say it will also save caltrain money in the long run but we still don't know where all that money is coming from. >> that's one thing about in transportation that you're going to have a really high price tag. >> rail advocates point out no project like this gets all the money it needs at once. it also includes changing caltrain from a diesel system to an electric one which they say is also more cost effecti

train? >> caller: i'm not sure at this point of the extent of injuries. >> can you tell us a little bit about what was done after the passengers were taken off the train and what is being done to bring those uninjured passengers and move them to their original locations? >> caller: i'm not sure. amtrak has arrangements for them to go by bus to an elementary school. >> officer dan lopez, thank you for shedding light on this investigation. i know it's just beginning and we will hear more. >> caller: thank you. >>> the state department of public health is sending out a warning about a security breach. 9,000 current and former state employees were copied to a private hard drive and taken out of office. they are offering to give them free credit monitoring. social security numbers, address, birth dates and next of kin. the employees expected of taking the information is on administrative leave. >> now, make sure you pack your patience if you are spending your weekend in san francisco. you may be tied up in traffic or waiting longer than usual for a table at a restaurant. several big events are goi

now have to go with 40 hours of extra training instead of 25 hours of extra training every two years officers must report all usesf force here's a new board president glazing the procedure >> now it's mandatory to carry a taser every bart police officer will have one and they will be trained how to use said so they're much more familiar with a taser than a handgun it is required that you use the tater with the we cannot the strong hand. this is an increas this is in response said shooting hoops of oscar grant. >> also argive that we shot yesterday by undercover police officer he has been identified investigators have been searching for him it was wanted on a $75,000 warrant for resting up rest he is interested five time and he was placed on on and on revolt all parole they took an assault rifle and handgun from him. the officers were not injured. >> they have conducted served as the director of cal fire to look in the details to look into the death of the 50 tear year- old man and the response. after it came into affect that the firefighters stood along the shore while the man was in napa deepwater. the report is

games that are teaching kids how to kill and maim and hurt individuals and the technology that is used to trainfficers and soldiers to hurt and kill the enemy and so on, the bad guys, well, this is the same technology that is used to now train our children. >> reporter: yee says he thinks the justices are taking their time on this one because it's a landmark case. the court has already heard arguments so they have to issue a ruling by june 27th which is the endof their term. yee says that ruling could come as early as tomorrow morning. >> thank you, monty. >>> on this father's day, dozens of volunteers joined the father of michelle lei to continue to search for the missing nursing stunt. police have classified the case as a homicide but the family has made clear they won't stop looking for her and hoping for her safe return. marc klaas, whose daughter polly was kidnapped and killed in petaluma in 1993, has joined the search and his nonprofit foundation is helping as well. father's day is difficult for klaas and today michelle's father also talked about his daughter. >> there's nothing i want mo

for those aircraft the rationale for these bases is that they're continually practicing and training and using the equipment and running the personnel through their paces and and feeding them and and so on and that is an incredibly expensive operation this is what. presidents in our it was warning against in his farewell address in one thousand nine hundred sixty one where he invented the phrase military industrial complex meaning hidden power power that was not really under the supervision of congress that.

even that is not helping cover medical costs. >> caltrain might look slow once high speed trains begin using the same 50-mile corridor. but the commission facing a $30,000 shortfall can now thank high speed rail for the highest infusion of -- all rail systems have to have it by 2015 but caltrain would not have gotten the federal help without the promise of high speed rail. >> if we don't have high speed rail planned for this corridor we would have to find other funding sources to make this project happen. and we haven't identified any that have the capacity to accommodate the project cost. >>> the satellite based system can slow trains down automatly to prevent train versus train crashes in 2003 that killed 25. spoátars say it will also save caltrain money in the long run but we still don't know where all that money is coming from. >> that's one thing about in transportation that you're going to have a really high price tag. >> rail advocates point out no project like this gets all the money it needs at once. it also includes changing caltrain from a diesel system to an electric one which th

the fire department has the training but never used it. ) the state of alaska is about to release several e-mails from sarah palin. palin is now touring the country and may end up running for president. alaska is really seeing 24,000 e-mails today. palin says some were not meant for public consumption but the state released them after requests from the media. >>> california's republican party is dismissing a union plan to raise political donations for moderate gop candidates. service employees say it will support lawmakers that will work with democrats to solve the state cutes. >>> time now 5:45. thousands of firefighters battling the wallow wild fire in arizona. getting some help from the weather. late last night the fire crews said the flames are 5% contained now. the winds are lighter that made it easier to fight the fire. it's already claimed more than 20 homes and burned more than 600 square miles. thousands of people have been forced to evacuate. fire officials say if the lighter winds continue today some of those people may be able to go back home tomorrow. >>> eight people now rep

trains. right now, they're spread too thin throughout the system, and it takes us to long to respond to late. when you have a train every couple of minutes in the subway as we do, it is very important that you make the decision to take corrective action very quickly and not spend any more than a couple of minutes trying to remedy a train. it is better to try and move a bad train at. we need to look to both our deployment and the numbers of mobile response to the third thing related to that is to support the operators in terms of helping them with things like travel trees or to help with some kind of in-service equipment issue, items number two and three balance that. the other thing we need to do is we are experiencing what i would describe as we are in a catch-up mode in terms of getting back to the number of operators we need, and the most important thing to improve the services to have enough people to get it on the streets. we're moving aggressively with our training program to get operators trained, and we're moving forward on that. the next kind of set of actions that we could take a lo

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large number of people who were trained in what they were doing, and they are particularly trained in the use of plausible deniability. they made me fear for my life, the safety of my family. i went to the san francisco police department, and prove detrimental to my calls. i was left alone to deal with this, and when you are under that kind of pressure, for extended time, i don't care if your james bond, you'll have a negative reaction to it. when i did, it gave the san francisco police department the chance to use the 5150 code to transport made to a psychiatric facility against my will. up till this time, i had no history of mental illness. i had a successful career as an accountant. in april, when this started, i did not know who or what, who was harassing me or why. i did not find out who is behind it and then i found out why. i was transported to a psychiatric unit, talking to a psychiatrist. he asked me what was going on and i tell him. he asked who was behind it, and i don't know. i did not. he asked me why they were doing it and i said i don't know. if you are. in that situation, it e

we have approximately between 45 and 50 active members that we train to assist us on fire, ground, set an alarm or greater. coming out in the exteriors firefighting operations. including just being there for the paid professional firefighters to assist. obviously they are not trained to fight fires or go into burning buildings. in terms of the roadway to the community and training, we do consider them trainees, if you will. they ha day jobs and so forth, the voting themselves 19 per week, thursday evening. it would be a stretch to assume that they might be able to be a part of it. many of them have gone through the program of training. there is an excellent core of people that we can rely on. in the event of a large-scale emergency especially. supervisor mirkarimi: 5 was thinking to myself, do we have firefighters that live outside of the state of california? >> yes, we do. supervisor mirkarimi: how many? >> 35% live in the city. the remaining bulk live within the state and bay area. but off of the top of my head i would say that we have under 20 that do not live in the state. it is a