february 26th at 5:30 at union hall at 1338 mission street. at those workshops we'll show people how to fill out the time sheets. if people want to practice filling out time sheets, there are practice locations. providers can go to the union hall at 1339 mission and ask for assistance with practicing. they can come to the ihss independent provider enrollment center at 77 otis. they can get receive practice experience there and public authority is also willing to assist with practice and they ask that you call first. and their phone number is 243-3120. we have developed a powerpoint time sheet of those that have been accepted and rejected from the chico processing facility and that is up on our website. the website is also on the screen there. www.sfhsa.org/137htm you will be able to get into our powerpoint presentation and also access practice time sheets there right now the presentation is in english. it's almost finished in spanish, chinese and russian, but we haven't posted it yet. tagolog will also be up there. finally for people who have

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the union hall but just. the u.s. criminal justice system pushing him over the edge. french president tougher security at home the country's intervention in mali. and yes we. shut down guantanamo bay still rings hollow with more than one hundred sixty people held without charge or trial eleven. days top stories and the latest developments this is the weekly. at least twenty nine police officers were injured on saturday in belfast. northern ireland reach into a six week rest was triggered by the belfast municipal councils decision to fly the union flag above city hall for only eighteen days a year the latest clashes broke out after about a thousand unionists marching. in the area police were forced to use water cannons . the angry mob. has been following the protests of the. recreational. people calling it. they are saying where this is about much much more than just that look he students the director of the east belfast mission creep is working with young protesters to try to calm the tensions some kids are doing it for fun or doing it for more sinister motives in ter

loyalist clashes a northern ireland yet again the after belfast council's decision to fly the union flag from city hall for only eighteen days a yeah. it's seven pm here in moscow it's a pleasure to have you with us on our d. i'm to bomb with a first america is to leave local forces in charge of combat operations in afghanistan and switch to a support role this spring the announcement came from u.s. president barack obama after a round of talks with his afghan counterpart on what's being hailed as the last chapter of the u.s. afghan mission but as gannett she can reports american involvement in the country. during his election campaign president obama may have sounded very resolute to leave afghanistan in two thousand and fourteen but the white house is now negotiating terms to stay there the president said if u.s. forces stayed their role will be different but critics argue it's an attempt to rebrand a military presence which both the majority of americans and afghans oppose take a listen to what president obama said about the mission after twenty fourteen i think. you know although obviously we're st

lawyers clash and shake northern ireland yet again after belfast council's decision to fly the union flag from city hall for only eighteen days a year. mali government forces chase militants out of a key city with the help of french military airstrikes after president francois stated intervention in the area will continue for as long as necessary. and washington says it'll reassign its afghan mission to assisting local forces from the spring now sparking speculation that it might be trying to keep up its military muscle in that chaotic country. very good evening schieffer just joined us six now eleven pm moscow time this is r.t. and our top story than around a dozen people have been injured in the latest outbreak of loyalist clashes in northern ireland tensions been running high for more than a month after belfast council decided to fly the union flag above city hall for only eighteen days a year sarah ferguson the province for us looks into what else is feeling the unrest to recreational rioting that's what some people are calling it. has it been taking place all across the fast in the past weeks many

loyalist clashes shake northern ireland yet again after belfast council's decision to fly the union flag from city hall for only eighteen days a year we'll bring you the latest on that story also mali government forces chase the militants key city with the help of french military strikes after president francois hollande stated intervention in the area will continue for as long as necessary. washington says it will reassign its afghan mission to assisting local forces from this spring now sparking speculation that it might be playing to keep up its military muscle in the chaotic country. here in moscow a top story at least four police officers have been injured in the latest outbreak of loyalist clashes in northern ireland tensions been running high for more than a month after belfast council decided to fly the union flag above city hall for only eighteen days a year. in the province looks into what else is fueling the unrest to. recreational rioting that's what some people are calling it. has been taking place all across the us in the past weeks many of them peaceful but in pockets violence breaking o

injured with the unrest triggered by the municipal councils decision to reduce the days the union flag flies over city hall. french troops deployed in mali help government forces wrestled back control over the key city of qana after launching a series of aerial bombardments. and washington says its forces will shift to a support role in afghanistan sparking fears the us military might linger beyond the withdrawal day. to live from our studios in central moscow this is certainly glad to have you with us at least sixteen police officers have been injured in the latest outbreak of loyalist clashes in northern ireland was triggered more than a month ago following the belfast council's decision to lower the union flag from city hall except for eighteen days a year who is in the province looks into what else is fueling the unrest recreational rioting that some people a calling it. has been taking place all of hostile force in the past week many of them peaceful but in pockets violence breaking out of the crisis is on the other side many of them young their faces covered as police come under attack with rocks and

loyalist clashes shake northern ireland yet again after belfast council's decision to fly the union flag from city hall for only eighteen days a year. mali government forces chase militants out of a king's city with the help of french military air strikes after president francois hollande stated intervention in the area will continue for as long as necessary to bring up to date on the latest on that one tonight. washington says it will reassign its afghan mission to assisting local forces from the spring sparking speculation that it might be planning to keep up its military muscle in that chaotic country. you're watching around the world it's kevin owen here at the new center tonight just after nine pm now moscow time at least four police officers have been injured in the latest outbreak of loyalist clashes in northern ireland tensions been running high for more than a month after belfast council decided to fly the union flag above city hall for only eighteen days a year firth is in the province for his looks into what else is fueling the unrest to. recreational rioting that's what some people are call

clashes across northern ireland head for a sixth week after belfast decision to fly the union flag over city hall just eighteen days a year. the global hack to a man down after a key internet freedom advocate commits suicide his family blames the u.s. criminal justice system for pushing him over the edge. the french president orders tougher security at home following the country's intervention in mali with fighting in airstrikes have left eleven civilians dead. and yes we can't. shut down guantanamo bay still rings hollow with more than one hundred sixty people held at the notorious center without charge or trial eleven years after it opened. with a look back at the past seven days top stories and the latest developments this is the weekly on r.t. at least twenty nine police officers were injured on saturday in belfast as violent clashes in northern ireland reach into a six week rest was triggered by belfast city council's decision to fly the union flag above city hall for only eighteen days a year the latest clashes broke out after about a thousand unionists marching on city hall were attacked b

clashes across northern ireland headed for a six week this off the belfast decision to fly the union flag over city hall only just. the french president orders tougher security at home following the country's days old intervention into mali a fighting air strikes have left eleven civilians. and venezuela supreme court suspends the inauguration of chavez amid intensifying speculation over the leader's health and the future prospects of his country. and yes so we can barack obama's pledge to shut down guantanamo bay still rings hollow but one hundred sixty people still held in the notorious center without charge or trial. years. but the week's top headlines on our this is the weekly with me rory suchet live in moscow thank you for joining us. at least twenty nine police officers were injured . as violent clashes and northern ireland reach into a six week rest was triggered by the belfast city council's decision to fly the union flag above city hall for only eighteen days a year the latest clashes broke out after about a thousand. worth by locals and. the police were forced. to disperse the. protests right

flight the union flag over city hall only just days a year. the french president orders tougher security at home following the country's days old intervention into mali fighting an air strikes have killed eleven civilians. venezuela's supreme court suspends the inauguration of chavez amid intensifying speculation over the leader's health and the future prospects of his country. and yes we can't barack obama's pledge to shut down guantanamo bay still rings hollow with more than one hundred sixty people held at the notorious center without charge or trial this now eleven years after it opened. but within weeks the top headlines here and this is the weekly with me rory sue show you moscow it's good to have you with us today. at least twenty nine police officers were injured on saturday in belfast as violent loyalist clashes in northern ireland reach now into a sixth week of the rest was triggered by the belfast city council's decision to fly the union flag above city hall for only eighteen days a year the latest clashes broke out after about a th

was triggered more than a month ago following the belfast council's decision to lower the union flag from city hall except for eighteen days a year. who is in the province to what else is feeling under arrest creational rioting that some people a calling it. it has been taking place all across the us in the past weeks many have been peaceful but in pockets violence breaking out in the process is on the other side many of them young their faces covered as police come under attack with rocks and petrol bombs mark easton's the director of the east belfast mission creep is working with young protesters to try to calm the tensions some kids are doing it for fun or doing it for more sinister motives in terms of control terms of par in terms of ego some are doing it because it's sexier than the playstation you know young girls are doing a girl's name with young children we've seen on the streets i don't think a fully realised what their actions can result. in some ways having a laugh and yet there's nothing funny about it on the surface and this is being about the decision at the beginning of december to

on the circuit decision at the beginning of december to limit the number of days the union flag flies at city hall but in what's been the most sustained outbreak of violence since the one nine hundred ninety eight good friday it's clear that the problems run much deeper one of the protesters here asking. just a wonderful. one are in pace to get off their backs age peter robinson least you're not really not them he was the one that had to start. for us to come out on the street to protest against. a nice set of banks a very retail wall of flack. rubbish and. you know but when he wanted also it on the streets for his own actions. we can make for the thing the protesters would predict that any kind of compromise when it comes to this is the flying the flag of it's the flag turn not said. we know we're not going to get back up to normal action because it's the majority really. uneasy nudist or ins now holds to try to reengage politically but we're told much more will need to be done there be no quick fixes here i don't think there's any silver bullet i think there's so many different things need to ha

council's decision to remove the union flag from city hall for most of the year. the world community mourns the death of a prominent defender of internet freedom with his relatives in the u.s. . france. campaign to push out. from northern mali while additional support is confirmed from the united states britain and other european countries. yes we can't. promise to close guantanamo bay prison continues to go on with the detention facility. with over one hundred sixty captives still being held without trial. certainly glad to have you with us now fierce clashes in belfast between loyalists and nationalists on saturday once again ended in the street battles leaving twenty nine policemen injured the outrage was sparked six weeks ago by belfast council's decision to reduce the number of days the union flag flies over city hall the latest violence broke out after about a thousand unionists marching on city hall were attacked by locals in a predominantly catholic area police fired water cannons and plastic bullets to disperse the crowds. has been at the scene. breaking

policemen injured in heavy loyalist clashes sparked by belfast council's decision to remove the union flag from city hall for most of the year. the world hacktivist a community mourns the death of a prominent defender of internet freedom with his relatives blaming the u.s. criminal justice system for suicide. france games ground in its campaign to push out is the most extremists from northern mali while additional international support is confirmed from the united states britain and other european countries. and yes we can't barack obama's promise to close the notorious guantanamo bay prison continues to go on kept within the detention facility hitting its eleventh anniversary with over one hundred sixty captives still being held without trial or charge. and recapping the week's top stories this is r.t. with the weekly i'm sean thomas glad to have you with us fears of clashes in belfast between loyalists and nationalists on saturday once again ended in street battles leaving twenty nine policemen injured the outrage was sparked six weeks ago by belfast council's decision to reduce the number of days the

the disturbance was sparked by the decision to limit the number of days the union flag flies over city hall. dozens of police officers have been injured. our correspondent has sent us the latest. >> the main route through east belfast looks like a battleground. pilots for the fifth consecutive night. -- riots for the fifth consecutive night. the protest target five weeks ago. there is no end in sight. political leaders are well aware of the harm it is causing. >> we have been known across the world for the peace process and the effort that has been made to get to this stage. >> to night's demonstration started at belfast's city hall, where the flag, controversy began. riot police guarded every door into the council. it was the first meeting since the decision to stop flying the union flag every day. they have been protesting every sense. they regarded as a sign that northern ireland is becoming less bridges. politicians have called for the process to end. >> that flat means more to us than just a symbol. our people have fought and died for that lad. -- that flag. >> the city hall protest wa

. >> the decision in december to restrict the flying of the union flag above city hall touched off fury among loyalists. they say it erodes their british culture but others, even within loyalists ranks, voice more pressing concerns. dr. jon kyl runs a medical surgery in east belfast. he knows the area well and has has seen effects of the violence firsthand. what upsets you most about this. >> when we talk about the riots, we need to understand the people live in areas of severe social deprivation in terms of employment, education, health, hygiene. there are real issues in difficulties and those areas where people's life opportunities are so restricts, culture becomes really important and when we begin to attack the culture or undermine the culture or restrict the culture, they take it very personally. and this flag issue has been the latest of a series of situations where they have had to concede. and accept restrictions upon express of their culture and this caused real problems for them. >> move seem to agree these nights of violence aren't to return to the troubles of old but this be

loyalist anger was sparked by a move to and a century old tradition of flying the british union flag over city hall permanently throughout the year it. has been a week of new year's celebrations around the globe with fireworks and cheering crowds greeting twenty of thirteen there were mixed emotions regarding the year that's passed well some sad to see it end but many more hopeful of better times is this a governor takes a clue at the world that could be. twenty twelve was certainly full of disappointing headlines hope fueled by the arab spring turned into the turmoil of the arab autumn the war in syria claimed countless lives and the fiscal crisis all the european union torn apart at its very seams and the problems facing our world today certainly don't offer themselves up to an easy fix what if things had turned out differently what if opportunities were actually seized upon instead of missed well here's our look at the twenty twelve headlines that could have been. diplomacy succeeds in syria ending bloody conflict. instead this was the image of syria the world saw increasingly violent clashes be

city loyalist anger was sparked by a move to end a century old tradition of flying british union flag over city hall permanently throughout the year. and guards in brazil have caught a cat trying to smuggle contraband into a prison on new year's day the animal was scorched tape with headphones a memory card mobile phone and batteries and because the feline friend refused to cooperate with police or two hundred sixty three inmates and the suspects in the investigation. of freedom of expression has always been one of the pillars of american democracy since the war of independence but now the right to speak your mind in the land of the free is now being overwhelmed by political correctness artie's marina portnoy examines how candid expression has turned into a touchy subject. america is a country that pioneers freedom of expression but is the rising tide of political correctness reigning in the right to say what you think white people do well to hold back to to actually speak their mind it's almost as though you have a sort of a code to call them sometimes you want to call a spade a spade and sometimes

nights in belfast anymore as the city is plagued with rioting over a decision not to fly the union flag over city hall. one scandal to another egypt's muslim brotherhood is now accused of taking more than a billion dollars from the u.s. to pursue its quest for power a paper trail of under the table transactions has led a group of egyptian lawyers to file charges against the government and yes i say that a man who lodged the complaint believes the alleged to us payments were all about preserving particular interests. and you know most of that much thought of this money might have been beneficial for both the american side from sea support for the muslim brotherhood while they in turn promised to secure american interests in egypt namely a u.s. air force base in the province of. dealing with the brotherhood as a pollute and russia's largest church in the center of moscow and more after a break. i . speak your language. will programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on our. reporting from the world talks about seventy ip interviews intriguing story to tell you. then try. to find out more visit o

been sparked by a decision to end the century old tradition of flying the british union flag over city hall year round. freedom of expression has been one of the pillars of america since it was founded but the modern phenomenon of political correctness means one person's freedom of speech could be someone else's insult. how can it expression is turned into a touchy subject. america is a country that pioneers freedom of expression but is the rising tide of political correctness reigning in the right to say what you think white people do well to hold back to to actually speak their mind it's almost as though you have a sort of a code to call them sometimes you want to call a spade a spade and sometimes you want to call it trouble according to risk news and poll the majority of citizens think the u.s. is overdosing on p.c. turning the land of the free into a nation of hyper sensitive sissies. were even corn chips can cause mass controversy in this ad a priest substituted to read zero for the eucharist the body of christ. the commercial was created for a possible super bowl broadcast but after

boy let stand go was sparked by a move to under century old traditional flying the british union flag over city hall permanently throughout the year. the u.s. is expanding its military sales in asia and cashing in in the process while washington's allies are becoming ever more heavily armed it's why balls like china and north korea having to shop elsewhere independent journalist james corbett believes this strategy could backfire through creating why did you have political tensions. what we can see is really just a return to a very old imperial strategy of building up boogey men in order to. create the sales to to combat those boogey men so it's a very old strategy it was identified by name even by president eisenhower in his farewell address in one nine hundred sixty when he talked about the military industrial complex and we here we are half a century later with the exact same strategy at play and before it was the communists then there was the terrorist threat and now there's china and that threat i think it creates a situation where the economics may be what's driving this and we give it towards

nights in belfast any more as the city has played with rioting over a decision not to fly the union flag over city hall. to well known americans the former governor of new mexico bill richardson and google chief eric schmidt have flowed into north korea the visit has drawn criticism from washington which is looking to penalize pyongyang over its recent rocket tests the mana german newspaper claims north korea's been inviting german economists to the secretive country to pave the way for foreign investment however the west's own sanctions on pyongyang of the main stumbling block in front of economic development so says dr frank from the university of vienna the big problem is actually not north korea really the receiver busters it is the reluctance of western investors to actually go to north korea a lot less the environment is not pure although the state has been trying a lot still to do have reports of us those who have difficulties with. and also changing attitude of the government. specially chinese investors who have left the country for storage. the biggest problem i think all of us the list goes

basis after local councillors voted to end a century old traditional flying the british union flag over city hall the whole year round. until last year giant file sharing service mega upload was one of the most popular on the web allowing millions of users to exchange digital content free of charge before the us shouted down but its founder hasn't given up. band is making a comeback also he's a resident in new york one toss of the public that stands on the morality of things not file sharing. kim dotcom just launched his new file sharing service mag he says by using it you're saying yes to internet freedom is file sharing the future of the internet this week let's talk about that have you ever stolen a movie or music off the internet i plead the fifth i'll take that as a yes if you think there's anything wrong with that you know why do people get very angry about it and send people to jail that are not the problem is with it being wrong is that people who need to make money don't make their money. should they just figure out a new way is it up to them or is that up to us to stop taking it. have y

reach into a six week rest was triggered by the belfast city council's decision to fly the union flag above city hall for only eighteen days a year but it's clashes broke out after about a. city hall were attacked by locals in a catholic area and police were forced to use water. following the protests right. here. recreational rioting some people are calling it. the director. is working with young to try to calm the tensions kids are doing it for fun or doing it for more sinister in terms of control. in terms of. the play station. on the streets. just want our flag back up on water and pays to get off their back ses peter robinson least you're not silly not them he was the one that had to start. their day forty thousand they floods for us to come out on the street to protest against their land a nice scent on his back save maybe take all the flak he's called was rubbish and. you know when he wanted also it on the streets for his own actions we can make for anything the protesters would put it that any kind of call for life when it comes to this is the flying the flag of it's the flag not said. we kno

loyalist anger was sparked by a move to end a century old traditional flying the british union flag over city hall permanently throughout the year. it enjoys a cozy relationship with the state but now as the church of england is finding its special status in the u.k. it's coming in discouraging its alarming drop in popularity among the public means that many are questioning whether its funding and political problem can be justified as a point of boy cum explains. one of the most religiously diverse nations in the world with one official state religion to some it's a paradox i think any institute any faith institution like the church of england is going to have some potential threat on the horizon and those threats on the horizon are basically around its relevance to communities in general other faiths are significant growing in their not only population but the voice in a social and political level so it's really important to have a plurality of opinion rather than just focus on one institution as being reflective of the nation yet the national church has twenty six years on the elected members in

anger has been sparked by a decision to end the century old tradition of flying the british union flag over city hall year round. hundreds of people have been running in pakistan administered kashmir the day of self-determination commemorating a nine hundred forty nine un resolution which said the people of the region should have the right to their own sovereignty protester shouted anti india and anti un slogans and a demonstration organized by a local militia group which wants the region to become part of pakistan there has been disputed by the two countries since they gain independence in one thousand nine hundred forty seven. freedom of expression has been one of the pillars of america since it was founded but the phenomenon of political correctness means one person's freedom of speech could be someone else's insult. examines how candid expression has turned into a touchy subject. america is a country that pioneers freedom of expression but is the rising tide of political correctness reigning in the right to say what you think like you. do to actually speak their mind it's almost as though you hav