it looks like a u, but it also looks like two friends "united." now you know how to sign... a "u" for friends "united." make a "c," like a mouth chomping. remember kangaroo ears? quack. make a "q," like you're holding a quarter. sign "u" for "united." make an "a" -- an apple on its side. make a "c" -- chomp! make a "k" -- kangaroo ears. quack. you can practice by fingerspelling. a duck says "quack." good fingerspelling. well, that was fun, but i'm ready to move again. -are you? -yeah! great. alex, leah, hopkins? are you ready? -yeah! -mm-hmm! where's hopkins? [ snoring ] [ laughter ] oh, well. let's learn some signs for fun things we do outside. bike. your hands are like the pedals of the bike going around and around. move those pedals. bike. bike. move your hands like a bike. she's signing "bike." your hands go 'round and 'round. let's go! ride your bike. let's sign "bike." hike. make "threes" and hike them up the hill! try it with me. hike. hike. make "threes." bend them a little so they can hike up the hill. let's go for a hike. can you sign "hike"? [ laughter ] swim. move

is supervisor david campos. [ applause ] >> our second panel member is rich van coal from the a l u unit. sean c'mon up and h from elixir, your famous entertainment attorney mark raney. and last but not least. c'mon up. >> i just want to say thanks for coming, you guys. i hope we are keeping you awake. we are going to throw some questions to these panelist and we'll have questions. just be nice and there is that mic. it's cord less. you can pull it out and move it around the crowd if you want to. yes. thanks again for coming. we'll take later. >> okay, panelist, recently for the second time senator mark, introduced last call at 4 a.m.. this would leave it to individual jurisdictions to determine whether or not they wanted to implement a 4 a.m. last call. the resolution did not make it through the committee. keeping in mind that other cities have late last calls and many foreign visitors are used to late hours. can you address the problem with last call as it relates to the problem with san francisco as it strives to compete with tourism. who would like to start? h? >> why don't you start

and the u -- and the united kingdom insisting that talks should take place and so both sides are cautiouslyistic even though serious problems do still remain. >> thank you for that, kamal, live from islamabad. >>> and now protests have started in the -- in an indian city, this after a woman was allegedly assaulted after taking photos with male colleagues and the 22-year-old remains in hospital and many are calling on the government to take a stronger stance in tackling the rise number of sexual assaults. >>> parts of eastern russia suffer from the worst flooding in 120 years as over 600 soldiers have been deployed to the region as the situation threatens residential areas and electricity plants and officials say that up to 40,000 people could be affected. >> reporter: looking out across this flooded plane the landscape here has chained beyond recognition. only two weeks ago the river which was about, what, 600 meters wide ran through acre after acre of lands, but no longer and the people who have lived in this region for 12,000 years, fishing in these waters, harvesting from the fields, the

. >> after flirting all summer with rival chelsea, he is staying with man chester united. man u.as rejected chelsea's second bid for a uniony transfer and rooney discouraged a third bid. >> a new long term deal, donovan is taking with the galaxy. he had considered a return to europe, but the galaxy has made him an offer he can't refuse. >> a group is otherwising that try and bring the 2004 olympics to washington, d.c. the united states hasn't hosted since the 1996 games in atlanta. that's your look at morning sports. >> thank you so much. next up, something you may not exactly like on facebook, a number of governments are making thousands of requests to access user data. >> shakespeare behind bars, two brothers deliver classic drama with a hiphop twist and pass along an important message for chicago inmates. >> you may not like this. facebook says governments from all over the world have requested data from 38,000 of its users. the social media giant says half of the requests are from the united states. it says 74 countries overall are asking for the info. facebook's not alone. g

it is part of the rock solid stability of the united nations u united states that we always pay our bills if borrowing authority to make that possible just as congress has the authority to authorize the expenditures in the first place. >> after september, is there any circumstance under which the administration would accept either a delay in parts of obamacare or a defunding of parts of obamacare? >> no. >> and what about, could the administration accept a continuation of the sequester as is with no changes? >> we made it clear on sequestration, we think the right thing for the country is to replace senseless across the board cuts which i should remind you are designed tob so objectionable to spur congress to come up with a more sensible plan. it's important to the replace them with balanced policies that take medium an long-term action to put more sensible deficit reduction in place of across the board cuts that hurt us economically and over terms of national security. our goal going into this debate is quite simple what do we have to do to keep the american economy growing? we know ther

made up of various types of targets ranging from ground force units, artillery u and so on to command and control nodes, to headquarters of units in the damascus area to the ministry of defense to the syrian army headquarters. it's up to the administration and its allies to decide exactly what target set they want to hit. but they've got a wide variety they've goe means to do it. so it's a matter of you know an internal decision. >>woodruff: richard haass you talked about consulting with others. what allies are you -- is it your understanding the u.s. would do this in concert with? would there need to be a united nations involvement? >> there would not need to be a united nations involvement judy. quiet honestly we couldn't get it. quite possibly the russians and comoins would prevent it. it's not the only form of multilateralism. willing to give this a degree of international support, and considerable legitimate meas. can i speak one other point here? there's going to be a ceiling often it. what the united states is going to do is react to cw, chemical weapons. of anything open ended

but for passengers concerned about airline consolidation--u- s airways and american. continental and united, analysts say an ultra low cost carrier based in denver might be good for business after all. "this is a big story frontier could reshape discount travel in the west." and it could happen fast-- the deal could be wrapped by next month. downtown detroit is booming in the face of bankruptcy. the motor city's urban areas is on the upswing, as demand for office space picks up. developers are flocking to office rentals that are estimated to be 7 to 25% less than renting space in the suburbs. "it's still malleable. it's still developing and determining what its going to be at the end of the day and with that folks feel that they can come in and actually be part of detroit's revitalization and redevelopment." that was dave blaszkiewicz with the downtown detroit partnership he says the area has at 99% occupancy rate right now. he adds the momentum has created 12 thousand jobs in the past 18 months. the u-s commodities futures trading commission is stepping up its probe into price-fixing of me

the u-s, britain, france and russia are urging an overthrow of assad and cooperation with the united tions. the u-s is increasing its president obama is considering a military response to the assad government's alleged use of chemical weapons. but the president says moving too quickly is problematic. fourth navy warship has been however there have been no syria. a memorial service for the mother and brother of hannah anderson, who were killed by a family will be held today at a san diego-area church. the service for christina and ethan anderson will be held in santee and is open to the public. the bodies of christina and ethan were found at the home of james dimaggio who set it on fire earlier this month. dimaggio was killed by f-b- i agents on august 10th in the six-day search. authorities have declined to discuss a possible motive in the deaths. just convicted and just sentenced. private bradley manning wants to change from a from man to a woman. while in military prison. manning is about to serve a 35-year prison sentence for leaking mounds of classified military information to wik

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the fire spread quickly, dmut gutting two u -- gutting two units and everyone evacuated before firefighters came and were unharmed. >> the red cross is putting us in a hotel. i'll figure something out. you know, everything happens for a reason. >> it's unfortunate but me and my children are still alive. >> reporter: it took firefighters an hour and a half to knock down the two-alarm fire. it displaced several families including children and adults. the red cross is putting them in hotels and giving them spending money for the last few days. you are looking at an suv that was damaged because it was parked close to the fire. insurance is most likely to cover that. as far as all of the damage done to the apartments. we are told by the red cross none of these people had renters insurance. it was a complete loss for them. the red cross spokesperson was telling me that renters insurance is not terribly costably. so again, this is -- costly. so again, this is a total loss for people who lived here who lost their belongings. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> tough story. >>> let's check in

asking foreign powers to throw them a lifeline the peace in kurdistan activists want the united nations as well as the u. . as and a you to act immediately to halt of the ethnic cleansing they are demanding that the western powers stop providing groups in syria with weapons since they fall into the wrong hands and are used to attack civilians the statement also calls for a probe into turkey's role in fueling the conflict in kurdish areas syria's democratic union party has sent a letter to the european union appealing for it to step in and to do something about the growing is a limited danger investigative journalist emmanuel oxon writer believes both turkey and of us have links to the radical groups fighting in syria we don't like i mean to step in but at this they mean to cut their support to this kind of i'm in the center of his. i'm in the organization's because i mean recently. two people in our move the head work cut i mean it's obvious to people there were a. few g. members. p.g. members and there was lots of i mean just. just like man it was how you slow them thousands of people that are homeless

united nations. james, thank you, and while the u. n. inspectors the white house is facing questions.bout how to justify military strikes on syria. al jazeera has been talking with national security experts and joins us live now from washington. and never be, has the united states attacked another country for using chemical weapons time?t its own people, why is >> well, that's right. what experts are saying a possible attack against syria, at this point while it would be unprecedented is a question of credibility. that the president is likely to try to move ahead with the military strike to deter syria from using these weapons again, and to send a message, that these weapons cannot fall into the hands of terrorists. >> and paul, do the analysts believe the obama administration, is trying to send a message to other countries. not just syria in this matter? >> that's right. what they are saying is that it is specifically about iran, he has told iran that all options are on the table. including military options to prevent them from developing their nuclear program any further. so if he l

positively impact the lives of every man, woman, and child in every city and neighborhood in the united states. after wall u all, whenever recidivism crime is committed, communities are victimized, burdens are increased, and depleted resources are depleted further. today and together we must declare that we will no longer set my colleagues and i will keep working closely in groups like the american bar association to extend these efforts. in recent years, with the department support, we have catalogued tens of thousands of statutes and regulations that impose unwise and counterproductive collateral consequences. when people who have been convicted of crimes. i have asked the attorneys general and a variety of federal leaders to review their own agency regulations. the this is our chance, to bring every community justice is done. for more than two decades, the we've always held dear, if we prosecutesbut determined to make the or incarcerate our way to the nation. me. [applause] federal efforts must focus on prevention and reentry. we must never stop being tough on crime, but we must also be smart and deficie

positively impact the lives of every man, woman, and child in every city and neighborhood in the united states. after wall u all, whenever recidivism crime is committed, communities are victimized, burdens are increased, and depleted resources are depleted further. today and together we must declare that we will no longer set many for such an unjust and unsustainable status quo. to do so would be to bee tray our history, our shared commitment to justice and the founding principles of our nation. instead, we must recommit ourselves as a country tackling the most difficult questions and the most costly problems, no matter how perplex or intractable they appear. we must pledge as legal professionals to lend our talents, our training, and our diverse proexpect yiffs to advancing this critical work. and we must resolvet as a people to take a firm stand against violence, against victim zation, against inequality and for justice. this is our chance, to bring america's criminal justice system in line with our most sacred values. this is our opportunity to define this time, our time, as one of progress and innovatio

u. to present evidence to the united nations security council.nd that president obama should consider the potential innocent victims of an attack. as the administration weighs whether to take military action, a new poll suggests americans are wided whether the u.s. should intervene. the nbc news poll ask americaned whether the u.s. should launch an attack on syria, in response to the alleged chemical weapons attack. four% said yes, 50% said no. but more americans supported military action when specifically told the attacks would not include ground troops or aircraft. 50% supported that kind of limited attack, h 4% opposed it. and when it came to the president seeking congressional arrival, nearly eight out of ten people polled by nbc said they want congress to give the president its blessing, just 16 pest said congressional approval was unnecessary. for more now on how congress is reacting. paul, i understand the white house is having more consultations at least with senate members today. >> well, that's right. you mentioned that americans want t

the united states, which give u egypt $1.3 billion a year in military assistance has delayed delivery of four f-16 fighter expwrets proved out of the bright star joint military exercises in egypt set for september. but gulf allies, saudi arabia, kuwait, and the uniteddarian emirates have stepped in with some $12 billion in monetary and fuel aid to egypt since morrissey was deposed on july 3. monday the saudi foreign minister promised to fill any financial gaps left by other countries suspending aid. on sunday, egyptian 0 foreign approximate minister fami said egypt welcomed help from other quarters saying we are not looking to replace one friend with another, but we will look out to the world and continue to establish relations with other countries so we have options. on the news hour last night,r egypt's ambassador to the u.s. mohammed towfic said the growth is for both nations. >> we would like it to continue. we have the same objective. we want to see a democratic system in place in egypt. >> reporter: there's some confusion about the current state of the program. the daily beast f

u order or make a speech about racial profiling to say hethes has to bring blacks ande united whites and latinos, the people that live in thel ates that is a u majority minority country to bring them together to have the up-to-date conversationin about what does racial integration t mean and the fact that outcomes are a part of pro-democracy you cannot do the color blind racism game and say ecology is a fact when we no racial outcomes show discrimination in america. [applause]h te . . think in 1964 by the man who organized the 1963 march on washington. the great black gay activist byron rosten who wrote an article called from protest to politics to the it and in that article, he contended that time had come for black people to move their political activities from the streets to the halls of the legislatures to the courts and to the executive branch as. there was something powerful about that call and in the context which ruston made it, it had some sense. we had the civil rights act and the voting rights act so the legal architecture could be put

we for the first time u-stream had a webcast which was a live feed all over the united states in the world showing off golden gate park and the performers. and it was really quite exciting, including sir paul mccartney, who said, i want to make sure my performance is good enough. so, his was the one feed on paul mccartney was done sunday night as the last act of the festival, and he approved, a tremendous amount of material. 72 san francisco restaurants were involved in the festival. 36 northern california wineries and 16 northern california breweries including four from san francisco proper were involved. this was our sixth year. and to remind you, the first year of the festival, park and rec brought in $8 25,000. this year, the total permit fee paid to san francisco rec and park, and even phil will be surprised, is $2,225,7 96.94. this includes 89,$250 for the gardner endowment that we added last year ~. and 15,000 for the polo generation fee, the polo field fee to make sure the fields are in mint condition. so, after six years arthur lambs has brought in $8.2 million to san franci

u la obscured them. the large milliliter array is a joint project between japan, the united states and europe.t stands in chile's desert, one of the driest places on earth. researchers are hoping to get even clearer pictures when all 66 radio telescopes come online in october. >>> time now for a check on the weather with mai shoji. good morning. it seems people in southern spain are dealing with severe heat. what can you tell us? >> extreme heat still continues across much of the iberian peninsula due to the high pressure system sitting over northern africa and pumping all the hot air. let me show you a picture coming from there from yesterday. residents and tourists in spain are warned to take care in the intense heat. hot air continues to flow in the iberian peninsula. authorities have issued heat alerts for 19 provinces in central and southern spain this week. temperatures soared over 40 degrees in some places on thursday. people are making good news of water fountains and using fans to cool themselves off. the hot weather was to peak today. however, it looks like this condition will be pre

u. the shu. it stands for secured housing unit.>> mostly assaults, intimidation, threatening, whether it be on staff or on inmates that land them in here. these are not the good guys. >> when we visited the shu at indiana's wabash valley correctional facility, the staff made it clear. absolute control is the top priority. >> your quietest day in the shu can be the worst day in the shu in about two seconds. some of the challenges we face are the threat of being gunned down, as we say in here, having feces or urine thrown on you, spit, blood, semen, anything you can think of has happened in this building. >> but for inmates in the shu, the monotony brings a horror of its own. they told us what it was like to spend 23 hours a day in a windowless concrete cell, sometimes for years at a time. >> it's like you're always trying to find a way to come up for air. this place suffocates you. you know what i'm saying? >> it's a tomb for me. you know? it's like a tomb. it's like a tomb, a concrete tomb. what if they would have sent these punk a

all of this comes as the u n inspectors are inside syria, investigating some 30 other reports of chemical weapon usage . the united nations chief of disarmament arrived in the country. they have been tasked with trying to reach the scene of this latest chemical attack. damascus has indicated they are giving their full support and there will be help in whatever way they can, but there is heavy fighting on the road in that area. >> still no confirmation about the number of victims from the alleged mass chemical attack. doctors without water say they have received over 3000 patients -- doctors without borders say they have received over 3000 patients, 355 died, but who was behind the attack is still hard to verify the spike the west suspecting president aside and not the rebels. we have a professor at international law but georgetown university. if the united nations proves it was the syrian opposition that used chemical weapons, washington will be embarrassed? >> i think if it is going to turn out to be the rebels who are using these weapons, these poisonous materials, the u.s. would be embarrassed because it would

u. is the same i think countries like italy are already making moves to improve ties with iran but the united states is a is a different country altogether it's a different situation the united states really hasn't behave rationally towards iran for a very long time you run ins have negotiated with united states in the past he will call the axis of evil after negotiations the united states directs its sanctions at ordinary people it's tried to shut down the central bank and even prevent iran from importing medicine and food over the last year and a half which has led to deaths so the u.s. intentions towards iran and the u.s. and u.s. behavior towards iran has been something that has. been the key problem if the united states is willing to take this opportunity to really evaluate its policies towards iran and take a serious step toward the iranians and president rouhani will definitely be willing to make a positive move themselves and to move towards rapprochement ok we do have to leave it there thank you very much for your thoughts professor side mohammad marandi of tehran university thank yo

can access as much as 75 - percent of all u-s web traffic the wall street journal reported that the agency sometimes retains the content of e- mails between united states citizens and filters some domestic phone calls that use internet connections. the nsa has legal authority... working through wireless and other phone companies... to monitor calls coming into or going out of the country... as well as calls between other countries that are routed through the united states. --adblib weather tz-- kidnapped a 16- year-old girl.. after police say he killed her mother and brother, ethan... now wants a d- n-a test to determine if james dimaggio is the father of both children. dimaggio left thousands of dollars from a life insurance to hannah's grandmother. his sister says.. they don't want to contest the policy.. but just want to know if he's the father of hannah and ethan. "there's been a lot of rumors about whether or not jim might be the father of either or both children. we find it strange that he's left all this money without any explanation." dimaggio was killed in a shootout with federal authorities earlier this month. the... italian ship... th

u flits. he wants had -- units. he wants to share his struggles he's endured.et women take part in training and when they finish the training, they won't finish for two years. but this opens up a defense decision this year to repeal the rules to women serving in combat roles. >>> our continuing coverage of the fires burning up and down the state. right now more than 8300 firefighters are battling nearly 400 square miles of wildfire. six wildfires burning over the weekend. as of fire that's burning near yosemite park is by far the largest. about 15 minutes ago, we learned that the rim fire has burned 149,000 acres. reporter dominic is in tuolumne city. and that's where the firefighters are focusing their efforts today. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i guess you can start calling this the battle for tuolumne city. there's about 2,000 firefighters brought from to defend this town -- brought in to defend this town. we had a run for the fire at 6:00 last night. actually, earlier. firefighters were dispatched to take it out. looking from the smoke filling t

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the shah in one nine hundred seventy nine that's when the united states moved in brokered an agreement between israel and egypt began funding the u. gyptian military and now uses israel and the egyptian military as the stabilisers for western interests in the middle east let's talk about obama's rhetoric he says that peace and stability in egypt is the only u.s. interest on the government has exactly played a very positive role in terms of improving democracy for the malays for the last century what interest is he really talking about let's break down exactly what those role the middle east has two thirds of the world's oil the middle east is geo strategically important because it's it separates asia africa europe its resource rich and the united states as a principal part the priority of its foreign policy for more than fifty years has been that dominate this rich region it supports all the gulf monarchies saudi arabia kuwait. got are about to rain it supports israel as a proxy force in order to discipline or or stop the arab revolution from reclaiming oil resources united states interests or the interests of empire the interest