jobs were destroyed three times under them than it was under margaret thatcher. she's sitting there demurely is the only one who has privatized hospitals. and they dare to lecture us pitching the hospital the only hospital proo vatized by the labor party. inquality high under labor and an economy destroyed under labor. >> my constituents of women would have been delighted to hear the deputy prime minister support because people in wimbledon know it's the only one corrected. >> i've been worried because there have been talks about that the deputy prime minister wants to be a hidden tax. after he answered the question one that can't be true. confirm his loyalties of the long economic plan for people in wimbledon? >> i of course, whole heartedly agree with him that we must stay the course in order to finish the job and finish it fairly. he perhaps will know that the long-term youth claim account in his constituency has fallen just in the last year by a full 14% that's extraordinary achievement. and he knows behind you that it is simply not fair or justifiable to app

>> i believe domestic violence i considered a serious crime under. >> it wasn't under the comprehensiveenate immigration bill i have heard lots and lots of my colleaguining embrace. i think you could have up to three and still pass. how about recidivist dui? >> i believe it -- >> a single du icon conviction even a misdemeanor? >> that's my belief. >> where could i go to whether or not that understanding is correct or not. it wasn't on the white house talking points. they talked about gang members. i'm not aware of a federal crime for being a member of a gang. i know it's a sentencing enhancement. is there a crime for being a member of a gang? >> that's concerns some advocates have if you live in a certain zip code and being associated. >> i understand your concern is it might catch too many people. my concern is the opposite, that it won't catch the right people. so it's not a crime to be a member of a gang. you have to commit another underlying offense and then it's a sentence enhancement. how are you going to determine who the gang members are? >> there are gang databases that exist.

. >> america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all roll call please yes. >> mr. nolan commissioner bridges commissioner driscoll commissioner melberger commissioner paskin-jordan commissioner stansbury a quorum is present. >> thank you next item public comment any members of the public would like to address the public on a non-calendared item. >> good afternoon david. >> good afternoon. >> on those (inaudible) my question is how will the - minutes question and the special meeting open december 3rd be put into a agenda item important this - (inaudible) some other first question then i just want to - >> great, thank you. >> good afternoon claire. >> hello. >> address the comments - the membership (inaudible) and hedge fund (inaudible) up here to do today is to - sign off and hopefully everything (inaudible). >> kimberly. >> good afternoon. i do (inaudible) let the chair know and the board that has been satisfied (inaudible) the board (inaudible) sociowe can - that is the amount (inaudible) available for (inaudible) t

. >> december 7th, 1992, 39-year-old phyllis crewell is captured on a police under surveillance tape meeting with a stranger who promises to kill her husband. >> i'm thinking about shooting, make it lock like a hunting accident. >> i know there are under cover roles that are very complex and difficult to do. >> c.j.hyman is the man seen in the under surveillance video. at the time he's a special agent with the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms or atf. >> you don't ever want to blow one of these things that asks a question and they think, why are you asking that question? that question sounds like a police officer. >> on this particular day, the woman seated beside hyman in a k-mart parking lot in charlotte, north carolina, is telling him more than he expects to hear. >> you really thought this thing through? >> seriously thought this thing through. >> you know, we're talking about murtd here. >> i though we are. i know i'm a cold hearted bitch, but that's. in late 1992, phyllis and her husband had been married two years and live just outside the city in the town of matthews, wh

the integrity of the pomo -- the panama canal treaty is under risk. general noriega is under indictment for drug-related charges and the president has peacefully toort resolve the situation through negotiations under the auspices of the organization of american states and latin american leaders. general noriega has rejected all of these efforts. last friday, noriega the a state of war with the united states. of the next day, the pdf shot down an unarmed american servicemen, one did another, seized another service man and sexually threatened his wife. under these circumstances the president decided he must act to violence.rther our troops will use only the force necessary to achieve the objectives and will be withdrawn as quickly as possible. at approximately midnight tonight, the democratically wereed leaders of panama sworn in and assumed the rightful positions. they welcome and support our actions and have stated their intention to institute democratic government immediately. the united states has recognize that government and will restore normal re

we do know it is under way.w that the militants at around quarter to 12:00 in the city of peshmerga, that children are still stranded inside. we do know that the death toll is continuing to rise. for the time being i mean up till about 15, 20 minutes ago parents were able to contact their kids through mobile phones, they were getting information but now it's been switched off and no contact with any of the children inside and security forces are not sharing any information for security reasons, errol. >> do we get any sense or are there any reports from the students inside who got a chance to speak to their parents? do we know what's happening in there right now? >> reporter: we do not at the time being. we haven't been able to contact those parents directly. we do know that the children were in touch with them but because of security reasons the military has informed everyone not to share that information because it would compromise the operation that is currently under way. there are paramilitary troops inside

natural areas and the significant nature management plan, which i think i believe now will come 0 under your consideration in the beginning of next year. >> i hope i ask you to invite 90 san francisco store o first alliance to look at this matter just because the program is a little bit bad and it effects everyone in the city and the plan is awful it calls for the elimination for the 8 trees within the park the san francisco parks and they cut trees all the time here on the this piece of paper an example of the work it happens in 2002 what happened they came to put the natural habitat and starting with i think 25 cutting them down maybe a little bit more the neighbors were upset and protest and the cutting stopped and after that, the - they gave the neighbors 25 trees to planting those 25 trees went ♪ the area problem out of the 25 trees only 5 were alive in 2010 and one has grown at all and the rest 404 inches tall and they were planted so that's how this nature program conducts the business if you look at the other side there are pictures most of them done by someone in those pictures

this is laying on top of my bed, under my pillow. >> under your pillow. >> under my pillow? so you believe i leave my -- a knife under my pillow? >> i believe you should have looked before you left. if it wasn't you -- >> i did. i cleaned my area before i left. you know you got to clean the area for the institutional run. >> i'm going to hold you responsible for it. >> i think that's a bunch of [ bleep ], officer jackson. you know what i'm saying? i know you're doing your job, you know? but to be found guilty on that, you know what i'm saying? everybody knows the bed that i got in the area that i got that i'm in, everybody -- who don't want that bed in the camp? that's the best bed in the -- you know what i'm saying? everybody want it. you see what i'm saying? that's reasonable doubt there. you know what i'm saying? >> yes. >> i'm already here. now i got to go all the way back to federal court with some [ bleep ]. i'm talking about i got to because it's in my jacket. you see what i'm saying? i just went up for parole a year ago, right? well, six months ago. they told me if i

under the a.c.a. employers with 50 or more workers will have to provide health insurance or pay a $3,000 fine. but under the president's amnesty, the legal immigrants are exempt from the a.c.a.. that means with their new work permits, the legal immigrants will be $3,000 cheaper to hire. that will drive companies to hire illegal immigrants instead of legal american workers. or worse yet, get rid of american workers in exchange for cheaper replacements. this bill is a small step but i will vote for any bill that stops executive amnesty. that includes stopping the funding and supporting my own bill that protects american workers. let's remember that we have been put in this position by a president who campaigned on the slogan of, yes, we can. but the government's under the philosophy of -- but governs under the philosophy of, because i want. to i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from michigan. mr. conyers: mr. spe

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it did not begin to notify oed of jobs until december 5 of 2013, under though it was under an obligation to do so beginning august tenth. did not provide the job projections until april 8th of 2014, 8 months into the da. and then in december, 2013, while they began notifying oed of the job openings they did not hire anyone referred by the city. they only hired six candidates through this process and this is inconsistent with again, the promises of the da, this report, however does not in any way, reprimand cpmc for this poor out come or does it express me concerns for these results. the problem continues to get worse. the problem the bottom bar chart shows that the data that the city used to establish the cpmc compliance and the numbers that we just reviewed are very bad again, six hires out of 47 job openings and falling short of the 19 it should have hired, under this process. but if we compare the performance to number of openings, cpmc projected the numbers, again, get worse. the initial projections by cpmc for the first year is that they would have 114 entry level openings. and agai

you are under arrest. >> where sheriffs police enforce the law. >> the john, they are the one that fundingll of this. >> and find women dazed and confused. >> i don't know what. >> caught in modern grip of bondage. >> how long have you been on-line? >> this is not some skoenting adult having sex with another consenting adult for compensation. >> tonight msnbc goes undercover and comes face to face with sex slavery in america. >> if you live this life where will you be in ten years? >> as this sun sets on a spring break on saturday in central florida, police hit the phone laying a trap for those who traffic in illegal sex. >> i'm like 20, 15, 20 minutes from disney. >> after four days of targeting the buyers and sellers who traffic in sex, detectives have made 66 arrests. they spot a woman that fits the sglipgs hispanic woman in the building. >> we have her coming to the door. >> can i get a real hug? >> do they always hug. >> looking for wires. to see if he's a bug. >> despite her initial nervousness, the officer confirms the deal and she accepts $500. >> looking for wires. to see if he's

we knew he was under.looked at each other and just went under and we both swam straight down to see if we could run into something. >> but the man is nowhere in sight. they dive down again, and this time paul doesn't come up alone. jonah rushes to help. >> when we got to the surface, paul had his arm around james and was holding his head above the water. james was completely limp, ashen gray. i didn't know if he was a corpse, really, at that point. >> james q. isn't breathing, and jo are -- jonah knows he needs to get him out of the water fast. hoisting him to solid ground becomes an impossible task. >> it was a fool's errand. he was too heavy and the rope was too thin. and regardless of the strength of the guys up on shore, it wasn't working. >> just then, jonah realizes that some of those bystanders are students from his class and they're wearing something that could help. >> do you want a belt? i have one on. >> all our students are standing there with safety belts. so we had one of them throw a safety

>> so under the regulations, the class that's been created is under the regulations, it is class of aliens for work. individuals with deferred action 274-a.12. individuals who have deferred action. so that's the class. there is no new class created. >> they will receive social security and medicare? >> they will be eligible for social -- >> so they would not have been el jbl f eligible for that but for the president's -- >> no, but for the -- >> well his action to put that into that situation is now -- it is my understanding they weren't eligible for obama care -- >> right. nor are they eligible for -- >> the problem with the obama care thing is that yeah there is not subsidies but they are exempt under the statute from obama care's employer mandate. which means they don't count to the 50 employee limit. that business is a about a $3,000 discount to hire the person here illegally over the person who is a u.s. citizen even if they are naturalized. so you said your immigrants rights activist. but it seems they are driving a wedge between immigrants and they are worse off as a result of this.

gentlemen, please join us in the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all colleagues we have our october 21st, 2014, board meeting minutes can i have a motion to approve we'll take that without objection. those minutes are approved madam clerk any communications. >> yes. the first if the office of supervisor cowen dated september 7th the supervisor will not be in presence the board has executed her and another one the appellant for the property located at 3 hundred one street her withdrawal of her items and the final communication dated november 20th from mr. jason for the property on katrero indicating his withdrawal through 44. >> thank you madam clerk colleagues why not our consent calendar. >> this is the compromise of the items those can be severed. >> colleagues sever. >> supervisor mar supervisor katie tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor chiu supervisor farrell supervisor kim there are 10 i's those items are approved and with that, nex

threat governments under threat would act the worldwide over? because as i said, even though qatar is supportive of the muslim brotherhood. this does not mean that there is a conspiracy taking place. egypt is simply using this relationship as an excuse because the current regime is actually quite vulnerable. and the easiest thing in the world to get the people to rally around you is to scare them in to submission and this is what egyptian government has been doing. it has nothing to do with reality at all. as i said, the scenario presented by the egyptian government is a really fanciful one, you know, to put israel and iran in one alliance against egypt goes against -- against all sense of logic really. >> the service, patrick butler that al jazerra media networks was beaming specifically in to egypt has been an irritant, a government. it was recently pulled down. you, your organization, advocate for president freedom. were you a little bummed when you saw that? were you -- was that a development that you thought oh, no, i am sorry they gave in?

under arrest in abu dhabi. stunning video of the woman they say stabbed a american teacher to death. they say she was a uae citizen. >>> a year long investigation into bridge gate finds no conclusive evidence as to whether new jersey governor chris christie was or was not aware of the george washington bridge lane closures. but the bergen record points out from the 136 page report that two of his appointees are to blame for the gridlock and that they were, quote, motivated in part by political considerations. in analysis of the report by the wall street journal doesn't completely leave christie off the hook. the paper says accusations by a former ally of christie leaves open question of when he learned of the closures. >>> and, whoa, baby. her mother expected her to be born weighing about 7 pounds, but baby mia had other plans. she was born weighing almost 14 pounds. her mother delivered her at a denver area hospital after experiencing low glucose levels and trouble breathing. >>> let's get down to business wit

the party has to pay under the table moving things buying some media, and buying it.s not transparent, and i said to them you will have money in the ground. make it transparent. >> under the old regime censorship prevented the media from serving. the one thing, despite the political money that most news outlets cannot by here in the birthplace of the arab spring is journalistic credibility. >>> the south china morning post is an institution in hong kong. founded in 1903 it earnt a reputation that it carried through the 20th century for unfettered journalism in contrast with tightly controlled media in mainland china - that is, until relatively recently. >> it is a household name. in recent years i hate to say it, but the newspaper is becoming more and more like an official beijing mouth piece. >> hong kong is at a crossroads and now is more important than ever to create more room for dialogue. >> in 1993 a malaysian businessman bout the south china morning post. four years later in 1997 the last governor of hong kong chris paton handed the city back to china. it was t

families the media, and the work place a two-year-old is held under the family an adult is held under the government and workplace and the child in the school system and the families no matter how old you'll be under one of the institutions of power when in class i walk in i take a deep breath and sit down and pull out my paper and pencil and i looked at the board and has a do now and with that do now it says get our mind started before the actually lesson so when doing the do now we have to think about why are we watching this movie where are we watching the matrix we're walsh it and someone asks what is is gemini it's the total body take mind to control our body to take our mind or vice versa and the words in steve the strongest weapon and the o presentations is in the minded of the oppressed (clapping.) thank you for your time. >> (clapping.) okay. so my name is amy i'm not going to follow i'm going to have her teach my class i teach at mission high school taught there for 9 years it's an honor to be able to touch this class it's completely transformed me and spider me to go back t

a bigger pile of presents under the tree? varney and company is about to begin. ♪ let's get right at it. the first station in the country to sell gas for less than $2. joining us on the phone is jim griffith. you started a price war. it is $1.98 across the street. >> we thought what better way than to put some money back in their pockets. stuart: a lost leader. are you losing money on every gallon that you sell? a lost leader? >> i am not losing money. no, sir. >> you are selling gas for $1.99. how soon before you get rid of that more expensive gas, bring in cheaper gas and drop the price even more? >> we bring loads into our stores daily. we adjust a lot quicker. stuart: are you going to drop it more? >> we will just watch the market and see what happens. stuart: okay. oklahoma city is the site of a gas price war. the first i can remember in decades. you started it. >> yes, we did. i am very happy. our customers love it. stuart: you are on tv all across the country. we appreciate that. , and see us again when you drop it to

under labour. and in one year women were given a paltry 75p rise in the state pension -- scandalous, a total shame. through our new, fairer single-tier pension, 650,000 women will get an extra £400 a year from 2016, and i care more about those 650,000 women across the country than i do about anyone around the cabinet table. >> i will answer the question since he has not. since the introduction of their tribunal fees, there has been a 90% fall in women taking sex discrimination cases, including women who have been discriminated against at work because they are pregnant. let me turn to another of his key decisions. of those who get the millionaires' tax cut, what percentage are men? >> this is quite breathtaking. is she not aware that, of the over 26 million people who have benefited from our tax cuts for low and middle-income earners, that tax cut has disproportionately gone to women? is she not aware that under her government the top rate of tax was 40p, 5p lower than it is under this government? i

the man under fire from all weapons. man whose way all our weapons land, air and sea serve only to prepare. it was up to the foot soldier to attack a hidden enemy over ground that was sown with mines. the anti-personnel "s" mines that fly up and explode beneath the groin. nowhere along the entire front were enemy preparations more elaborate than the san pietro area. for san pete pietro stands at the threshold of leery valley and through leery valley wide and level runs the most highly prized length of groves south of rome. by early december we were taking and holding high ground. the hill mass being last to fall. an italian brigade under a live command made a grave attempt to capture mount luvo. the italians were all but annihilated. in a few of their excessive losses, further operations against mount luno were abandoned. and it was decided to make a direct frontal assault on enemy positions in and around san pietro. elements of the 36 texas infantry division were rotated from position to position overlooking the valley

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you do work for an agency that is under jurisdiction of this committee, under the oversight provision. why would you even have to hesitate on providing contracts that are public moneys are spent on those committee? >> i don't think i would. i just ask i be able to ask that question. >> to who? you run the department. >> i'm not an attorney. >> well, that's not a bad or good thing. the question is, you run the department. >> i run cms, yes. >> how many attorney does you have working for you? besides the ones that came with you. >> i don't have attorneys here with me. >> maybe there's our problem. again, i'm not unsure why we can't answer that question. let me revert back. we determined you do get briefings on insurers asking for federal government to pay for cost sharing reduction. cms asked insurers to submit spread sheatheds that contain this information. correct. >> that's correct. >> thank you. the amount of insurers asked the federal government to pay them thunder cost sharing reductions and individual line item on the spreadsheet. is that correct. >> i believe that is correct. >>

the barge. 90% of their body was under the barge.eir heads yelling for help. i concentrated on one little girl that caught my eye. >> ignoring his own safety, in full uniform and loaded down with steel-toed boots jumps in straight for the girl who's hidden from the camera's view behind the barge. >> the idea was to keep myself from going under the barge. once i gabbed her, i was just sliding along the barge with the current. >> but as he grabs the girl, three other panicked people grab him. >> my back was up against the barge and i held on as hard as i could. >> he saves the four people and by now other coast guard officers have jumped in, including dwight hagans who goes after another person struggling to survive. >> in the front of the barge, i could see some color shirt. i was like, maybe i could swim over and grab this shirt and get this person out. but once i got over to try to get to that shirt, i got caught in the current and sucked under the barge. >> spectators stand by helplessly as hagan is sucked under and finds himself f

again, that's another rule or guideline under the rule of standards. based on substantial evidence the planning department has concluded that there's no significant impact. that's the only question here this isn't this isn't a game of jeopardy. the planning department looks at the scope of work before it, again, goes through the analysis that they have done and concluded that they have here that there's no significant impact. substantial evidence you have been told and know from previous appeals is really the linchpin of your decision here. substantial evidence is facts, reasonable assumptions predicated on facts and expert opinions supported by facts. you see the common theme here is there must be facts. what substantial evidence is not is argument, speculations un substantiated opinion or inaccurate or economic impacts which do not contribute to to the environment. i would argue that the appellants have put no substantial evidence in the record nothing there they haven't provided any today to use as an example as a result of the height lift first of

thank you very much. >> they wanted to address you under that item. i believe the board agreed to postpone the next item to the call of the chair. >> yes. that's what supervisor -- >> considering we no longer have a quorum with supervisor jane kim and now we are scheduled to go into closed session pursue to not to government code and i have not received an indication that a member of public wants to address you on the item in closed session but they have the opportunity to >> the tjpa is back in session and we will report on closed session. >> in the case of dnd construction v. balfour beatty infrastructure and there is no action to report. >> and that directors conclude your agenda for today. >> and we are adjourned. >> thank yo test. >> good afternoon, everyone. i'd like to call to order the san francisco public utilities commission meeting today's is december 9, 2014, roll call please. commissioner president caen commissioner vietor commissioner moran commissioner courtney is on his way we have quorum. >> commissioners, i have the minutes of novemb

another seven teen thousand people are being prosecuted under terrorism laws. and camall, the government acting very quickly here, this is the first wave of death warrants that have been signed, presumably we can expect more. >> absolutely. and that also we have heard that they secretaries of the provinces as well as the inspector generals of police, and the provinces have been told, to get ready to execute those criminals who were awarded the death penalty now. interestingly, they signed the death warrants for six of those terrorists according to the military, in the attack on headquarters those were signed by the military chief. there will be several executions across the country. >> but the taliban has said that it will retaliate if these death wants go ahead, if these executions happen, is the pakistani government for more? that's an excellent point, because that is a matter of concern, because pakistan had earlier warned the government, that if they were to carry those out, that there would be a wave of retribution. today already, with the security alert t

steve, under your reading of the established law, and what's contained in the report, can the people who carry these acts out be charged? >> i think the answer is yes. that is to say if you look at the anti-torture statute, section 2348, the warm crime acts, criminal law prohibitions on these kinds of assaults and batteries i think a clever prosecutor who wanted to bring the case against the perpetrators of these abuses could do so. is there authority? is there a possible, and the answer has to be yes. >> sebastian, same question. >> i'm no lawyer, but i have experience in training people to interview terrorist suspects. i would say a clever prosecutor could do it? yes, maybe, but general hayden said this was not a rogue operation from a loose band of ne'er-do-wells inside the government. this was an initiative reviewed by the pentagon and doj and briefed to the congress. the idea that you're going to have an easy case to prosecute when congress has been informed on the specific techniques used against individuals i think that will give a very hard case to make. >> professor, with yo

you aren't lawful under that 1324. so there are people that have violated the law to come into the count ti in such a way that it isn't necessarily a crime, t if they go to work under volume 8 of the united states code section 1324, it will be a crime for anybody that hires them ap it will be a crime for them. so that's where the crime hey get committed. and i guess at that time, if the president wants to sign five or five million employers, well, he could do that, he has that authority under the constitution. parred ops for people who are unauthorized aliens and no matter what the president gives them under the an that person is still upauthorized alien under this provision . there are some interesting days ahead and the statute of limitation will not have run out when a new president comes into office and only way that wouldn't happen if the president would get a third term that is unconstitutional as the president legislating, and surely that wouldn't happen. now, it's interesting to, in the manner in which the pres

it is still still burning but now under control. look at this video we shot during the the height of the blaze. it started in the rear of the vacant three story building around 1:00 this morning and fire burn for a good two hearst before fire fighters got the flames under control. you you can see buildings here are situated very close together so there was some worry that the flames could spread next door and as a result six people were evacuatedded from a neighboring property but again, the building here that is on fire is vacant so there was no worry that anybody inside would be hurt. now back here live, again you can see fire fighters still pouring water on to any hot spots remaining. there is a section of the ceiling that is still on fire and you can see flames still burning up there but again, this fire under control, one fire fighter hurt, treated and released from the hospital. nobody else was hurt. that is very latest from frankford, dawn and kerry, back to you. >>> thanks, a sabina. 4:35. fill will a police piecing together

and i just wanted to mention again because i sit under two hats, under my hat as chair of transbay joint powers authority. we certainly have a lot of concerns about compatibility, given that we have a number of rail edges under the terminal station. while there might be flexibility at both the airport, millbrae, and san josÉ for building additional tracks because there may be more land or an opportunity to build underground, we're certainly limited in san francisco in the number of lines to bring in under the terminal. so there are concerns in the train breaks down or in terms of redundancy, to ensure that our trains are able to come into the terminal and the issue of using rail edges and that has come up from the san francisco side. that being said, it's a regional transportation system. and i think this will be a good opportunity to have that discussion and explore both the costs and the benefits of the different options that are before us. so mr. dykes. thank you for leading us off today. >> thank you. supervisor wiener and cohen. it's my pleasure to be here. thank you. i'm the princi

and as a precurser we could look at increasing capacity, under the bay, with something less complex. >> could i just ask a billion dollar question, approximately what, so this is not until 2050 or beyond, but what would be the cost of that even compared to like a high speed rail project that we are now in the midst of? >> we don't know yet, we want to actually dig deeper into the question, and try to understand things like you know, commissioner yee's question about the alignment, that would have dramatic influence on the cost. and so we need to study this further. >> but as you were saying, it is huge. >> it is. >> yeah. >> okay. >> thank you. >> related to that, the other opportunity to provide the greater service across the transbay corridor is with the best improvements and what we have shown here is ac transit and it could include, the bus only lane or lanes on the bay bridge, and the brt and improvements in oakland and the service changes in the east bay and looking at transbay terminal in san francisco and we would do this as a interim project and it will allow the bart the ti

under obamacare, premiums are growing at a slower rate, too.just one more example of how the aca is working. >>> new chapter opening tonight alleging a brutal gang rape at the university party last week after mounting criticism of the way rolling stone reported the piece, the magazine admitted to discrepancies in the story./jd9n now, the woman who is roommates with jackie, that's the woman at the center of that story, the uva present survivor who leads the piece is speaking out. she says she does not believe her room mate's story was a hoax. over the weekend, jackie clark wrote in uva student newspaper. "i believe wholeheartedly that she went. that all notably changed by december, 2012. sometime i remember her letting it slip to me that she had a terrible experience at a party. i remember her it will e telling me that multiple men had assaulted her at this party. the article, defending jackie's story, comes after several details had been called to question. the online piece now features an extensive editor's note. when the note was originally p

there are 3,000 more nurses under this government.aying until very recently that there were 7,000 more doctors under this government. i am ashamed to say that was wrong, too. the figure is 8,000 more doctors under this government. the nhs is performing well because we have put the money in and made the reforms. >> sir tony baldry. >> may i commend to my right honorable friend some advice from karl marx, who, as european correspondent of the new-york tribune, observed that there were vital interests which should render great britain the earnest and unyielding opponent of the russian projects of annexation and aggrandizement. he went on to say that in the arrest of the russian scheme of annexation, the interests of democracy and of england go hand in hand. does my right honorable friend agree that for the united kingdom, europe, the west and indeed the whole world, one of our most important foreign policy priorities for 2015 should be to see that russia behaves, as one would expect a member of the security council to behave, in the inte

$400,000 and professional contract under $100,000 before opening the process to non-lbe's and it at 20 to $40 million and expands the projects that require a agreement to be approved by the board of supervisors and in certain industries that allows small businesses to participate in the lbe program to foster partnerships between established contractor and local businesses thank to the many actors it took a lot of effort from the departments as well as small businesses and i want to take a moment and thank our geocommittee for their support. >> thank you supervisor avalos. >> thank you just a question that was raised recently by some contractors with the city as related to architect addressed engineers i think they were looking for language it would be in here for contractors that get a better shot inclusion in this legislation and i wanted to ask the author what the discussion has been if there's a possibility for that inclusion and some other version that can come forward at a at a later date. >> your leafing us has there been anyone in legislation to bring up that issue. >> first

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have it within 30 days. >> and the board could reject the mayor's appointment by a super majority under -- that's the general default rule that applies to decision making bodies created by the charter so you could set it up either way where the board has the opportunity to reject the amendments and what that reference means or the board doesn't confirm or reject the mayor's appointment. >> my intent was not to reject the mayor's appointment necessarily but have the hearing if we think there is something questionable. >> and would the board at that hearing have the opportunity to act on the appointment or just an informational hearing? >> it would be an informational hearing. >> okay. we can prepare that amendment and provide it to the clerk after the meeting. >> thank you very much. supervisor tang. >> thank you. so i definitely understand your intention commissioner yee. i think maybe just to mimic what is in charter section 3-100 will make it consistent so we don't have one advisory body or commission that stands out and has different requirements and although we don't intend to rejec

it was convicted under the espionage act. his conviction was upheld making it clear that the release of classified information to the news media could be punished to the same degree as the release of classified information to a foreign enemy government. president clinton pardoned morrison at the end of his presidency. moving into 2000, another kind of important case involved an analyst named lawrence franklin. as part of a plea deal on the charges, he helped the fbi with investigations of two people to whom he had provided information , to employees two employees of the american israeli public affairs committee. their names are steven rosen and keith. they were the first civilians that didn't work for the government to be charged under the espionage act. some of the information that was released related to the potential attack by u.s. troops on iraq, al qaeda terrorism in central asia and other similar information given from franklin the employees would convey the information to members of the media and to the israeli officia

the left wing hollywood executive, throwing them under the bus now. >> they threw him under the bus,lot of mutual bus throwing under. >> it's the story of my life. >> christine, what do you mean? >> president obama actually said what most of the country thinks including republicans that we should not cower to a regime that threatens us. this is a satirical hollywood film, it wasn't some undercover documentary on this guy, i th k think, like the pet was saying something we liked the initial threat. we're and we're giving in. no matter what in entertainment, you're going to offend someone. >> calm down, all right? >> all right, meanwhile amazon is introducing crime now in new york. a service that guarantees delivery of your online purchase in an hour. >> millennials are all about instant gratification. we can't wait the five business u days anymore. we have got to have it within an hour, within two hours, it makes total sense. >> how much does it cost? is it $7 or $9. but within two hours it's free. >> to say the package is going to arrive this day, then i get a call from u.p.s. saying

right now we are under 7 inches. there is lot of room in the reservoirs. >> the critical water shortage could still mean a rate hike. the water agency says it will see how much rain we get this week before making a final decision. and later today we will get an update on california's campaign to save water during this record breaking drought. they will announce the latest water statistic. figures released earlier this year found water use ranged from $49 a gallon a day to 580 gallons a day. >>> 4:34 is the time right now. online campaign is asking people to donate to nonprofits. the day was started back in 2012. as an alternative to black friday and cyber monday shopping. they are of iing a free app with a virtual tower. each brick represents a donation. several corporations are matching gifts made on matching tuesday. >>> a familiar holiday site and sound may not be as common this year as the salvation army has a shortage of volunteer bell ringers. >> we found just two bell ringers. the salvation army has dozens of

well, tonight, late word, the driver's father is now under arrest.search for his son continues. stay tuned. >>> well, one of santa's little helpers there in colorado, take a look. that's a fedex truck you're about to see. the back door open, yes, leaving a trail of christmas packages right there along highway 40. a good samaritan flagging down the driver to let him know. you can hear him? your packages fell out, he said. >>> and one proud dad's home video going viral tonight. check this out. a son running rings around the other kids at the basketball tournament. a chip off the old block. can you guess which one? that's lebron james jr. 10 years old. his dad tweeting out, "proud of you, son." not bad. genetics are a powerful thing. >>> when we come back here, america strong. as we approach christmas eve, the one holiday gift from these school children no one saw coming. you got to see this. dad,thank you mom for said this oftprotecting my future.you. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the l