the united dates -- responsible end. we went to afghanistan out of ms.n was attacked in 2001. we went to war against al qaeda at the response of american evil and the representatives of congress or the international community and our nato allies, and with gas afghanple. -- of the people. we have now been in afghanistan longer than many americans that the. make numbers take. thanks to the skill and sack as our troops, diplomats and intelligence specials, we have struck cigna and blows against al qaeda's leadership, we have eliminated bin laden, and lost tax against our home -- we also supported the afghan people as they can you the hard work of building a he. we have extended more opportunities to their feet, including women and girls, and we held train and equip their forces. we are auditioning the job we started. in the last several years and we were to transition responsibility to the f is your it a year ago, afghan forces assumed the lead for combat operations. they have figured to grow in size and length while make you sacrifices were there entry. th

directv would allow them to have the first real quad play opportunity that we have seen in the united dates. -- united states. they would get significant growth in latin america, and that is where most of the growth comes from these days for directv because u.s. paid tv penetration has basically reached a plateau because it's industry has matured. >> thank you very much. shares of directv are up about .5% -- i .25% -- 5.25%. dr. dre claims he will be the first billionaire in hip-hop history. ? >> this is taking stock on bloomberg. while the technology and the music world is waiting confirmation that apple is really going to purchase beats electronics, it did not stop the bloomberg billionaires team from taking a look at his claim on facebook that he could be the first billion air to come out of the hip-hop music industry. dr. dre cofounded beats with jimmy iovien. here to tell us what we found out is peter newcomb. look at the stakes, and what did you find out? >> jimmy has more of a stake than dr. dre. it will make jimmy a billionaire, dr. dre will fall in little bit short. >> we should no

an army window and partner for a company moving manufacturing the mainland, china him about the united date-- united states. [applause] thank you very much. right thing to do. we manufacture golf products. when everything is said and done, there will be very few golf. us made in the usa. we -- what we found is very valuable. i know everyone of my local recruiters in the houston area. i have gone recruiting and asked am too asked to their -- to ask their compute -- recruiters. the biggest thing i think is a cap as an employer and veteran is that these young men and women need to continue to go good about the fact that they made the decision to get out because they are very worried about what her future brings. >> let's have general pace talk about that. thank you. >> thank you for what you're doing. there is uncertainty for the military families transitioning. they are proud of their service. they made the decision to return but they are nervous. guy -- nally a young . they have never had the experience in corporate life in corporate america. it makes you nervous. listen. i was nervous about

as soon as you bring it back into the united dates might get into thea corporate -- united states, it gets it with a corporate tax even if it's already been taxed. most other industrialized countries simply tax earnings within that country's jurisdiction. that is a big difference because if you bring money back into germany or the u.k., it won't get hit with that tax again. >> is there any chance this will change him a that the system in the u.s. will start to look more like the system in places like the u.k. or germany? >> that is a question for the congress and the obama administration. the obama administration in its latest budget proposal, it is trying to tweak inversions and make it more difficult to do this. it is more of a tweet to the system, not an overhaul. inversions,n't stop but make it more difficult, and frankly, more employment for my tax brethren. >> i want to thank you, gordon caplan. pga just next, the announced where the 20,000 -- the 2022 pga champions tour is going to be held. be speaking to the president of the pga. and i will be speaking to sports legend david r

they're looking at going into the united date, and will probably going to market like indonesia where facebook is strong, and they want to advertise on facebook to sell their products. it is key for facebook to be able to cater to the and open up a sales network within mainland china. having chinese companies sell through ebay overseas, i think that is what facebook is trying to grab a little bit of the business from. >> facebook cannot get in, but they can get money out of china. i wonder if this shows the power that is this is haven't china with the chinese government. whether they are able to get enough weight on the chinese government to allow facebook to allow them to use the tools to their advantage. >> what you're going to see as more and more chinese companies, as they harbor ambitions to be global players are going to push the chinese government to sort of re-think their internet policy right now. the policies of censorship and banning certain sites are definitely hurting a lot of chinese companies. being able to generate revenue, if you do not know how to use facebook or twi

because that this cheaper in china they might pass the united date by 2013.ot evenand foremost, china believes their own economic data. not so bad, were they do not use it to calculate gdp t to calculate it. you have to use exchange rates. in the case of china, it is not fully comfortable so you have to pay an dollars primarily. michael, china's economy is growing faster than the u.s.? >> it is true. eventually you would act them to pass us. china has 20% of the world's population. a question of when and not if they pass us. we have wealth, what accumulated given the size of the population. even further behind by that measure. you do not care about national gdp about how much you are doing. you are doing a lot better than your counterparts in china. once a problem, you have to divide that by all those people. the u.s. is still way ahead of the chinese. believe chinese do not that report. michael mckee with the real deal. thank you. turning our focus now to community banks. janet yellen address the independent community bankers today in washington. although th

wants to make up for the time and criticisms that have been levied against the regulators in the united datesf america that they have merely, as follows wall street is in turn, tap them on the wrist. over days are absolute the . back to you. >> thank you very much, indeed. let's continue with charles people. he is at lloyds bank. we are a few days away from an ecb needing. there could essentially be more than a rate cut. how do they deliver to keep the markets on time. >> dev builds up an awful lot that's the asian market. just having the rates will not be enough. i think you're going to need to see liquidity provisions and, more importantly, given how many times we have done the cycle, the markets are really going to have to believe that this is going to have a material and packed at the economic level. previously, we have had rig up some the quiddity. engendered the proper economic coverage. we do think there is going to be something along the lines of the s l s u.k., where this funding to lending scheme force. or european market, much more so than in the u.s.. recovery theof demand for cre

area with very little visibility in the united date.i slain how many different groups lived in their own ways to change these impressions. officials andnd agenciesons and state antistate publicity bureau and interest groups and recreational enthusiasts. the years, mt. climbers, fly fishers. all of them were working together -- at the same time in their own ways to improve his impression of colorado high country. byy started doing this trying to fashion a vacation friendly image. they did this by using graphics and colorful images. my claim is not that they were doing anything original stop they were whirling stock in trade of modern advertising. ,he emotional feel any catchy memorable slogans. photographs, these brightly colored photographs. they were extremely formulaic and clichÉd. they showed similar views of high country meadows and alpine lakes. of craggy, snow-covered peaks. again and again and again. they were reproduced over and over. they were on, brochures, magazine articles. they became a low lows for colorado tourism. they w

we dated and united states for 40 additionally years and criticize whether we question what were doingthe right thing. >> here is a look at books being published this week: >> or when the islamic revolution hair, they were cut off from the west in part because of religious reasons. iran has some problems with using dead hotties and because the west shortly after imposed sanction and didn't have the resources, technology or structure to really continue with deceased organ donation. so they decided to focus on living donation peers to the simpler old fashioning way of dealing with the transplant shortage. this was a nasa rationalized he may think he caused 80% to 90% of people who need organs need kidneys. so they focused on the largest part of the population that needed help. while we focused on everybody at the same time and we focused on finding the technologies we could to keep organs viable and transport them quickly and do everything we could to get them from cadavers. getting cadavers made sense because i put a living person at risk for kidney if you can get a cadaver. the importa

basically told they cannot return to the united dates unless they cooperate with the fbi.henomenon that we are talking about in this case, which is called crossing tension , is when american citizens are picked up by foreign governments and either questioned in a similar way to what the fbi is interested in, or actually questioned by the fbi itself. there are a number of cases like this that i've reported on. the way that i heard from naji in the first place was i reported a story about an american who was living in sudan and told the fbi he was not interested in becoming an informant and was later arrested when he was traveling in the united arab emirates. he said he was detained and tortured there, asked questions, like what the fbi had asked him. he sawmailed me after the story and said i had a similar experience. that is how i found out about naji's story in the first place. >> in that article, you write that he was beaten on the soles of his feet, kicked and punched, held in stress positions as interrogators demanded that he cooperate. he talks about the fbi trying to

chemical companies are building capacity in the united date to take advantage of the cheap feedstocksanything you can see on the horizon that is going to change that? and has a big business on your sector. you have exited a number of businesses as a result. what happens next? i think you need an energy policy. we see that every day. -- morere of the use abused. we cannot let the u.s. have such a big advantage. we have to react to the situation. we react by being a very global company. in terms of businesses, it is -- the challenge is to move into highly evaluated product. is wellsolvay positioned to move through this. europe is losing ground and i think it is an issue. policy need to understand and take action. to ask a follow-up question? capacity is being built in the united states for basic chemicals. will there be an end market for all that capacity? probably not all of this project will --. we have seen companies, like dow chemical moving their focus in terms of investment into the u.s.. i think the u.s. will become a significant exporter of a number of basic chemicals and this i

almost all the existing gun laws of united dates were upheld.ocratic and republican judges upheld the law, saying yes, there is an individual right. this law protects the public and is important enough that it overrides that right ear and basically, a federal judge struck down the gun laws of illinois. they relate -- as they relate to carrying a gun outside the home. a federal judge said you cannot eliminate it altogether there you need to make it hostile for people to carry guns outside the home. that question and the legislature passed a new law to respond to the judge's ruling so when you go to chicago, one of the ink is you walk in and there are decals on the windows and establishments saying you cannot ring the gun here and that was to protect the property rights of the store owner to control whether people brought guns in. the question of whether the second amendment extends outside the home and whether you can carry a gun around thomas that is the hot question right now legally. we do not entirely know the answer. overwhelmingly, the cour

a welcome to those waking up in the united dates. >> this is "the pulse."half truck, have helicopter. we will show you the black night transformer as it takes its first test flight. christoph speak with schmidt about economic recovery. -- dealing with sanctions, including sue john boehner ron. david tweed -- including sudan and iran. david tweed has the details. >> this is a fine that does not seem to stop growing. this $5 billion might not even be the final number. number not get the final until all of the penalties are handed down. it should happen next month. the thing about it is, it was only last month that we were reporting that the fine would be about $3.5 billion. that is considerably more than bnp thought it was going to be. they put aside only $1.1 billion. the reason the attorney has decided to go hard on this is because there's a perception fines for sanction violators have not been tough enough when you consider what they are doing. are supporting terrorism. that is why the finest of severe. whether it is severe enough does not seem to be refle

the socialist party and the united date decline in the 20s, reemerges in the 1930s, is consumed by theal era in and around the country, reemerges again in the 1960s. certainly political left reemerges in utah in that period of time. you know, i don't know what the future holds. but the existence of the radical tradition excimer possible for people to say i believe. our preconceptions of utah don't always match the reality. what was in austin was a hopeless local people partner comcast in my booktv takes a tour of levers to universal social collection, home of pioneer journals. >> arafat for document into his jury in davis county. so we have over 350 manuscript collection and about 175 different autograph collections. but the collection that can range from corporate archives to club record two-family records. some of my most favorite things are the family record because not only do you get the correspondence between family members, but a lot of times, especially in the early 1800s company the, people kept diaries, something a lot of people don't do anymore. these are diaries written dai

with the jobs are coming back to the united dates.t it was a traffic tailwind. >> how much of this industrial is energy as opposed to something else? >> i think labor and management relations have gotten a lot more realistic. you have for making a lot of money domestically, europe general motors making record domestic profits. it is not just energy, but energy is certainly one of the bigger tailwinds. to dive into the equity markets through this hour. the vix at 1250, that is a wow statistic. the new neutral, five years after the recession, what is your new normal? we look back of the concept that a lot of people grabbed onto. let me do a data check for you. we get into four days a big economic data. futures continue to advance as we get your 1900. 10 year yield turns here. 2.65 versus where we were. news of the bundesbank and nymex 70 as well.1.2 we're going to know a lot more about the american economy friday at noon. the euro is really taking a dive in the last hour on that. coming up on surveillance, here's a number that put thing

they are not an ally of the united states, but a friend of the united dates.na is asserting its rights in the south china sea, letting vietnam now --and everyone else know, it isn't going to do much to help you. there are enormous natural resources underneath the sea. what china is doing is putting everybody in the region on notice. deal with us. forget the united states coming to the rescue. >> did we see the president speak to a nation? those cadets know better than everyone the sacrifice. to the chinese leadership see us as an exhaustive military nation? >> they are making a bet over the medium term that we will not be able to rally our resources. haass is coming on. richard haasl and s back to back? >> his excellent book -- his argument is that you need domestic strength. >> was that a shameless plug for our next hour? >> it was. >> shameless plug for both hours. >> talk about the role that the chinese people play in this as they move aggressively to force the borders. the government took a specific tact to emphasize its humiliation and pushing nationalism

almost all the existing gun laws of united dates were upheld. democratic and republican judges upheld the law, saying yes, there is an individual right. this law protects the public and is important enough that it overrides that right ear and basically, a federal judge struck down the gun laws of illinois. they relate -- as they relate to carrying a gun outside the home. a federal judge said you cannot eliminate it altogether there you need to make it hostile for people to carry guns outside the home. that question and the legislature passed a new law to respond to the judge's ruling so when you go to chicago, one of the ink is you walk in and there are decals on the windows and establishments saying you cannot ring the gun here and that was to protect the property rights of the store owner to control whether people brought guns in. the question of whether the second amendment extends outside the home and whether you can carry a gun around thomas that is the hot question right now legally. we do not entirely know the answer. overwhelmingly, the

they would pursue closer ties with the european union and the united dates. this would seriously damage russia's agenda. there would be this neo-imperial union. moscow is anxious about contagion from ukraine that would challenge putin's authoritarian system. they may unseat allies in other places. in this respect, the key to success could become moscow's failure. ukraine,dly defending they see a western takeover. they believe that they are fighting to secure political survival. continue to operate under putin's system. there is a fear that contagion from ukraine could pull some regions away from the center. the third point, moscow's solution for ukraine. in order of preference, moscow has refused for different plans. say that we start with plan a. ukraine is integrated in an international in the two should. this has clearly failed. given that the protests were made and the majority of the ukrainian population. plan b, a neutral ukraine outside western structures. the kremlin believes that this has failed because of the eu you associations. they cannot keep uk

look at this, it is not just about the united dates. as i've talked about before, there is a supply change. i will get back to what ranking members years said. australia is coming online phenoms amounts of natural gas. mozambique and tanzania have made amazing discoveries. offshore, israel is delivering gas to its domestic market. it is poised to become an exporter in 2017. lebanon, egypt, the rest of the eastern mediterranean. north africa, other areas are looking to become new users. this is a global context that we need to understand. along withg so today the department of energy and the administration to ensure that we can be there to allow and make sure that not only europe is supplied, but that energy is used as a resource for cooperation and not a resource for conflict. these exports may become a common factor. it is only that one factor, that one tool. we have to work on other areas that i just mentioned in order to make sure that our commitment as we didsecurity with a high point in the 1990's, and as we are doing now with othe

more people by a longshot than every single diplomat and every single elected official in the united dates of america ever occurred. you provide a glimpse for the rest of the world and the culture, the attitudes, the values of the american people not always good. it is sometimes a rock rendition of who we are. but there is a profound difference when people in nondemocratic countries see the technological animation "avatar," gravity, the fundamental decency of the american people in movies like silver lining playbook. the moral force of films tickling can for the old films like "to kill a mockingbird." like it or not, a lot of the musicians come latecomer writers, business people and students, you are the face of american culture to the rest of the world. that's a pretty awesome responsibility and i'm not here to lecture you about any team. but i am here to say it is the responsibility together to create a global economic order where creativity and innovation can thrive because if we do, we will leave our children not just is stronger, more prosperous america, but a brighter and better worl

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have to remember that when you look at the polls, afghanistan, there is great ambivalence in the united dates about u.s. forces in afghanistan. there are very few lawmakers out there who are arguing for larger forces to remain longer. as i said, senator in half about theconcern number being less than 13,000, but you had the chairman of the house armed services in california, yesterday he seemed to support the number the president was talking about. he was concerned with setting a time, and end date, so to speak. there were others on the republican side who were upset that the president would provide an end date, thinking it gives the taliban some kind of upper hand. >> the president laid out some kind of caveat to this number. i want to show viewers a bit about what the president had to say about the signing of a bilateral security agreement and then come back to you. >> we will only sit -- sustain this presence if the afghan government signs the bilateral security agreement that our governments have already negotiated. this agreement is essential to give troops the authorities they need to f

stuart: you have sold 55,000 units to date at a cost of $100 each, gross revenue in the neighborhoodour margin? [laughter] >> a decent margin. stuart: when you walked away with a quarter million dollars clean out of the deal so far? >> sure. stuart: more than that? >> possibly. if stuart: for sure you have. >> it is a huge cube. stuart: cuba's all over the world. >> we have a great community producing thousands, making stencils on line. stuart: this is the 3 doodle awful tower--eiffel tower. >> you kill the pieces of paper and join the pieces together. you can use it to fix things. my classes here -- >> i knew it was the basic deal. >> you can do will fabric, this peels off. stuart: who is giving this? >> parents buying it for their kids? >> it has a hot tip so we don't recommend it for every kid. we have a lot of architects and fine artists, teachers are using it. stuart: that is interesting. >> your time is up. stuart: when you just have a pretty good commercial lot of this. >> i am not sure, i am sure it will leave one behind. stuart: thank you, brian kilby comes on "varney and co

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have reports and cd will have reports on our side we'll do our reports on the unit you can see the pipeline the targeted dates but every year we'll have the identifying factors there were questions at the workshops asking about the reports some specification on the data criteria fields are included in the report but you'll be able to tell how big is it who built it and who is it for we'll do a similar report for the intersection 2013 to track our housing obligation that's the annual replacement housing program and we'll coordinate to make sure we're in sync we want to make sure we're incorporating everyone's data. they provide a citywide report so they'll continue to be the lead coordinated on that report we're hiring them to assist us with the marketing of our projects they'll be generating reports so attached to our memorandum is the dissolution in 2013-2014 5er7 leased up open the stand alone leaseable side there was data valuable you, you know, because there wasn't a consistent reporting mechanism there's projects that had more data than other but going forward based on what's included in the mou again, i

schedule of budgetary activity that had no omb required deadlines, delivery dates, there were, i think, within the department 10 omb units that would trigger the november 13th audit date. certainly, it is not even a reportable unit and the schedule of budgetary activity is not a report that needs to be sent up. what we did was essentially to show the marine corps what it takes to finish the race, we left the audit what i believe is an extraordinary long. of time.- long period to get to where we needed to get -- >> with the workarounds? >> well, yes. essentially the system would not provide the data we needed -- what that taught them -- washat that taught them this is what you need to do to perform? >> yes, sir. >> going back to senator johnson. go back, find out what it is. let me go to senator johnson. >> thank you, senator coburn. my background is in manufacturing where you realize you have to have a process and control to produce a product. i want to talk about a common ability in the manufacturing setting. not so much when something goes wrong you hold someone accountable by firing them, i am talking about up front t

today it is my honor introduce to women forever bound by that date, united in their determination to he saved. [applause] [applause] >> i am here today because a man i did not get the chance to think. very hard for me to come here today, but i wanted to do so so that i could say thank you to is parents and my new friend jeff and allison. >> thank you. >> i am alyson grandmother. my husband, jefferson and i, could not be more proud of our son. for us see lives on in the people he helped and in the memory of what he chose to do that tuesday in september. believe that we are all connected as one human family, that we are here to look out for and take care for one another. this is life's most precious meaning. it is our greatest hope that when people come here and see the red bandanna they will remember how people helped each other that day. we hope that they will be inspired to do the same in ways both big and small. this is that true legacy of september 11th. [applause] >> i did not realize what had happened until that afternoon. had no idea that our son, todd, was on an airplane. i th

date. >> allen schauffler, thanks. >> the united nations released a warning on synthetic drugs. they are flooding the markets faster than governments can ban them. kath turper has details. >> reporter: this street is known for smoke shots, selling cigarettes, glass pipes and rolling papers s we sent in two al jazeera producers to see if they find something unlikely on display. . >> k2, spice, molly, bath salts, sting u lanes and hall usino gepition. they are popular with the party crowd, but not easy to find. . >> two weeks ago the drug enforcement administration launched raids across 28 states in the u.s. agents arrested 150 people and seized 20 million in cash and assets linked to the synthetic drugs market. the agency is up against an unfamiliar enemy. >> this is a challenge we have not seen historically when it comes to oversees production of the designer sin thet k drugs. it's ever changing. >> in the last five years up to 300 new synthetic drugs emerged - mainly in china. ingredients are legal and unregulated, once made they are bought and delivered via the internet. a rep

. >> maldanado spent much of the past year in the same housing unit as one of his co-defendants. but now that the trial dateroaches, he's been moved. he is in a neighboring unit. >> the prosecutor's office here in the county asked us to move him away from his co-defendants. >> no disciplinary actions, no problems, no fights, nothing. the prosecutor took it upon herself to call the jail and say, i don't want him over there with them in s3. >> they felt that he was a ringleader, so they kept on requesting us to keep him away from everybody else. and that's when he became a little more problematic. >> i started throwing paper in the toilet, i'm talking about this whole floor was flooded. it was all out on the cat walk and everything. this officer looks past and he says, are you [ bleep ] serious? i'm dead serious. i wear orange, they wear blue. as long as i'm wearing this color, i have no say-so in this jail. >> so you can do what you want? >> i can move you, yes. you're talking like we're equals. we're not. you do not run the institution. you do not dictate where you go. and how you go to a particular housing

keen to hold presidential elections and the all ukrainian referendum on blind dates made twenty saves. this adds that will unite the country both in the transformation and the beast i am still eating due to the lane to the panel has said he's a deal with the acting president of ukraine on sundance channel the dublin apprised of the leeds district in any state is to keep hoping that the parliament once bought them. it was depressed i was obviously salad main station is currently on nolen whedon me tv content with that and the channel to please. on the twenty fifth of may around till monday the elections will be held in ukraine. local elections will take place together with the presidential say that the souls of the vote to skinny t fifty six percent of what this will definitely come to voting stations nothing matches the elections despite a late start the campaign is on cent yield the only problem is about hot winds. the chill of some playstation store and sit and eat chips or even emergence of the elections will not happen. nothing in the packaging of the legitimacy of the elections. currently going through all

united states. they rallied 168% year to date. i'm not sure exactly how much upside is left but there's no doubt this has become a red hot stock. so let's take a closer look. mr. welch, welcome to mad money. >> thank you very much jim, very excited to be here with you. >> all right, sir. i think that a lot of our viewers don't understand how the process works to get opinion leaders to use your drug versus a competitive drug. a very big company. there's articles that come out and protocols. decide where you are and why you're confident that once the fda approves it doctors will be using your drug and not the other guys? >> well it all comes down today at -- to data. of all the metrics lung doctors' care about when treating this terrible disease, the data stack up very, very well in terms of the efficacy as well as the safety and tolerabitiy. they're very excited about the data. >> how much will the fda take into account that it's been approved in a lot of places and it's done well. >> it is approved in europe and canada, china, jap

date and time gmt. price israel's relations with the united states is said to him and that increased international scrutiny after a new report alleges israel's spy on american more than any of the country. give respect to our washington correspondent liam and dal announced that explains all. well think the us and israel as being in a long term average and there is certainly no talk of divorce but this balances may not quite trust one another us intelligence officials are saying i'll be a very quietly behind closed doors on capitol hill that america's israeli friends and they stress friends have gone too far with their spying operations here. according to classified briefings that took place on the hill. dad then there's this means we're about legislation that would lower visa restrictions on israeli citizens. israel's efforts to steal us secrets under the cover of trade missions and joint defense technology contracts have quote cross to read the lines israel's espionage activities in america are unrivaled an unseemly keller spies have told members of the house judiciary and foreign affairs committees going

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it mandated once a smart gun goes on sale anywhere in the united states, within three years of that dateall handguns in the state of new jersey must be smart guns. over a decade ago when the law was signed there was no such thing as a smart gun. today there is the armatix and that new jersey law is is the heart of the pushback against it. they argue the sale of any smart gun anywhere is the first step on the road to government control of gun ownership. joining me is senator loretta weinberg. first i want to ask you your reaction to what you've seen in our report tonight. >> well, not surprising. i've been involved with the gun safety movement for probably the last 12 or 15 years of my public life, so i'm kind of used to the vitriol that comes out each time we talk about gun safety. it makes me sad for a man like andy raymond, who obviously had some struggle with what he knew was the right thing to do and then having to deal with the pushback and make his public apology. >> you're saying you've been on the receiving end of that kind of ugliness? >> i certainly have over the years. you kno

and over a week we spent a letter to the bargaining units and a week after that sat down to have those meetings. to date we have had seven meetings with sciu and two meetings with special organization and three meetings with specialty crafts and to be specific about those employees that may be impacted. currently in negotiations still with all labor negotiations with the employees that work at the housing authority. we believe they have been very productive. we have a lot of work to do still. but to ensure transparency with everyone, we made promises and even items that don't need to be approved for action. we wanted to hear them at the full commission and at the recently established committees. at the residents of operation committee and finance committee. so that everyone has a chance to hear what is going on at the same time we do. just to conclude again, as we finalize the presentation. we should view this opportunity as one, that provides better housing for our residents. we are talking 27,000 residents that can benefit through improved living conditions through this program. and those are leverage

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on that date the united states senate apologized for failing to act to halt lynching in america. you see, between 1880 and 1960, nearly 5,000 americans were murdered through acts of lynching. most victims were african-american men and women living in the u.s. south, murdered by white mobs who acted with the full knowledge and tacit consent of their communities and local law enforcement. during these decades of domestic terrorism, more than 200 pieces of anti-lynching legislation were introduced to the united states congress. the most successful, the dire anti-lynching bill introduced by missouri republican l.c. dire. after nearly a decade of aggressive lobbying by the naacp and citizen-led efforts throughout the nation and reporting by courageous black journalists in the south, the bill passed the house of representatives in 1922 and the bill proposed prison sentences and steep fines for those who participated in lynching. if passed into law, this bill would have forced the federal government to assume responsibility for human rights violations occurring in the south. the bill wa

units. with approximately 37' of frontage along 3rd street and extending out to 75' of frontage along tennessee state. to-date. the department received coordinatence who expressed support for the project and the department has received opposition from two individuals who own properties adjacent to the project site. another correspondence was received by the department which expressed opposition to the timing of the publication of staff report. the commission has been provided copies of all correspondence. under this option the project sponsor greats to rent out all units for a period of no less than 30 years in exchange for a reduction in the affordable housing requirement and a $1 reduction in their impact fees, neighborhood impact fees. copies of the agreement and rental agreements have been passed out to commissioner. after analyzing all assistpects of the project, department staff recommends approval with conditions. specific le the project is consistent with the objectives and policiest general plan. the project is located in zoning district where residential and ground-floor retail is generally permit a

united states. bail bond companies hire them to track down criminal defendants who have skipped their court dates. we're with rob dick, one of america's most famous bounty hunters. this is his partner, roger adair. >> yeah it's right here, in that court, on the left side. >> hey. >> there's a suburban in the driveway. it's in the court. >> the house to the last one on the left side. >> they are hunting for a woman charged with drug possession. if they can't find her, the bondsman who bailed her out of jail will owe the local court twenty thousand dollars. >> if it is her, i'll just do something like "hey!" or, you know, hey. that's your key to come, that it's her. >> bounty hunters, and the bail bond companies they work for, are the core of a uniquely american industry: commercial bail. bail bond companies in the us earn over $2 billion dollars every year. >> they got three pit bulls inside. >> in all but four states, the companies are legally allowed to take almost any measure necessary to capture a client - including crossing state lines, and breaking into homes. it's a dangerous business for ev

just bring us up to date also with the latest developments. the unitedffering assistance. but we've also heard, i think, that the number of abducted girls elsewhere has increased as well. it must be the most terrifying time for parents in the north of niger nigeria. >> it is terrifying times for parents. not only in northern nigeria. i think in many parts of nigeria. because yesterday even close to abuja here. though we later understood it might not be connected to boko haram. going back to the offer of help from the united states, the united states has offered they're going to help the nigerian government with deploying military personnel into nigeria. sending equipment into nigeria. the president of nigeria, goodluck jonathan, accepted the offer. it was sent to strengthen what the nigerian government has done so far on successfully locating the whereabouts of these girls. >> what about cooperation between nigeria and the countries on its borders? is there a suggestion that these girls in the past three weeks could have traveled quite widely now? >> i t

date. she's a woman. mcconnell has to uniteblican party and get those voters out and they're motivated in a midterm election with barack obama president. >> all right. we'll see what happens. >>> terror in nigeria. twin blasts rip through a crowded market in the heart of a major city. >>> talking in thailand. hopes for a break through as opposing sides meet this hour. >>> the new study about germs on planes will make you want to pack a lot of hand sanitizer the next time you travel. >>> new images from north korea in a land where foreigners are watched very closely. we'll hear from a photographer who captured some very