i'm part of the organization called united players. oom -- i'm here to support the mexican museum project. thank you. >> good afternoon, president chiu, district supervisors. my name is rudy corpus. i'm the executive director of violence prevention program in the soma area. the program is 18 years long. we originally started in district 11 and was also in 10 but has made an impact in every district here, in every neighborhood. proud of the bay area. i'm born and raised in the south of market. i raise my family there and i'm very very supportive of the project that's being built in the 706 mission, the mexican museum project. i truly believe the diversity. this is san francisco, we encourage that, in the soma there is a lot of filipinos and a lot of everybody else. i believe with the museum there, diversity is stronger. i know the city supports diversity. i want to acknowledge supervisor kim for being a champion in our neighborhood and standing up for the things we need. i just want to acknowledge you and salute you and thank you for th

fight them out as no window for sale is a month yes united player will remain a much as united player. also starting go to israel madrid forward christiane are now though the twenty eight year old says he's loving life in spain so far and play down rumors he could soon be returning to england the former manchester united we know showed off his skills at a school in singapore before dressing up for a glamorous goal in monte carlo and also hopes to leave russia's group rivals portugal to their fourth straight world cup finals in brazil next year. but i mean joy of course the way they are playing play their inspiring full four years so i want to continue there but it's all for national team so that every week i'm qualified for world cup will be a big old saws so we are waiting for those on the boards to be in a walk up to. me while lino messi put on a show in chicago scoring four goals to lead his all star messi and friends team to a nine six victory over a rest of the world's side the exhibition match was part of a charity tool in aid of the leo messi foundation for sick and at risk chi

fight them out as no wins not for sale he's a monstrous united player will remain a month yes united player. also starting go to israel madrid forward christiane are now though the twenty eight year old says he's loving life in spain so far and played down rumors he could soon be returning to england the former manchester united winger showed off his skills at a school in singapore before dressing up for a glamorous goal in monte carlo and also hopes to leave russia's group rivals portugal to their full straight world cup finals in brazil next year. i mean joy of course the play their players play their inspiring full for years so i want to continue there. for four national team so that every week i'm qualified for world cup will be a big old saws so we are waiting for those on the boards to be in a walk up to. me while lino messi put on a show in chicago scoring four goals to lead his all star messi and friends team to a nine six victory over a rest of the world side the exhibition match was part of a charity tool in aid of the leo messi foundation for sick and at risk children in hi

i work with united players. i do reentry and the youth involved in juvenile delinquency. the majority of the kids i work with our gang members. i was formally -- formerly a gang member who grew up in san francisco. we all have stories of guys involved with the gang. everyone has a different story of why they joined. my thing is, i believe it works for me to be involved with kids who were in gangs -- i worked with all of the shot colors and i had a goal while i was there. it took me 10 years before i started to transform my life. in the meantime i have the goal that i wanted to be out here. i wanted the opportunity. i was given a life sentence in 1979. i was involved in gang and i caught a murder case. 15 years to life -- and i came here in 1979 and i got out -- and i have been out for almost five years. in my heart, i knew i found a solution when i was incarcerated. and there are different stories. some of the kids joined the gangs because they want to fit into something. some of them don't have a family, and the father and mother are working. for a lot of kids, there is

i work with united players. i do reentry and the youth involved in juvenile delinquency.

player already. you must not forget about the quality that is already here at manchester united. undoubtedly, we hope to add to it. we are quite confident we will before the window shuts. >> the united states have won the gold cup for a fifth time. they beat panama in the final. just the one goal decided it. the u.s. winning 1-0. american brandt snedeker has won the canadian open. gave him af 70 victory by three shots. dustin johnson looked like he would push him all the way until he reached the 17th tee. at this stage, he was level with snedeker. after his tee shot went out of bounds, he dropped back to 12 under after recording a triple bogey on 17. snedeker kept his cool on the closing holes. with an overall score of 15 under par for his second title of 2013. that is all yours for four now. more later. >> greeks are among the eu is most determined smokers. more than 40% of greek adults smoke. while well above the eu average of 29%. not only are greeks paying high taxes on cigarettes, they are paying a premium for the cost of their health. jophn explains why from athens. of hiss

. >> new this form, five players from the united football league suing the husband of house minority nancy pelosi saying he owes them $250,000 in back pay. people less owns the sacramento mountain lions a small professional football league with four teams nation-wide. paul employees put millions in the leg that went out of business last year after just four seasons. no comment from paul people less. taxpayers could foot part of the bill if the raiders get approval to build new stadium. the team wants to build a new $800 million stadium at the current home in oakland and it would have 50,000 seats the smallest in the nfl and it is reported that raiders would pitch in $300 million and the nfl would low in another $200 million and see public financing for the remaining $300 million. the oakland tribune reports one city council member says he would consider using money money to cover the the shortfall. >> and ready for a warmup? mike? >> the warming is on hiatus and hanging around fresno 19 days in a row hitting 100 degrees and we are not going to get close to that as you look at the clo

well i would hope democracy is on the right side of a major player in the relayer is no because the united states isn't support democracy in bahrain it doesn't support it in egypt so let's look at players who's on the right side of history well. well i've in that case no one's probably on the right side of history i don't think the russians are on the right side of history and on the assyrians or on the right side of history death we don't think the iranians are on the right side of history country is american when i mean it's not white is easy and ok. i'm sorry no it's ok ok ok granted because you want to answer that question you just need good guys are not on the right side of history serve there are all sorts of good guys if you if you take a horizontal cross-section just about every students who cares about the future of their contrary put them on the ass it column you could also put in the column people who are small vendors and people who want to get ahead in life who are pushing for greater economic freedom we don't want to see the tunisian police shutting down their fruit stands i

player. the united states is going to be a player in the years ahead.u know, already, we've displaced the west african opec member barrels that have to find a new home. they're looking to sell it out to venezuela -- to china, as is venezuela, as is all of opec, it seems like it's the same power point in terms of what their future marketing strategy is, sell it to china. and to the extent, you have any concerns about china's energy growth going forward, you know, that's not going to be there. so i think what you'll see are bumps in the road. you'll continue to see the good ole oil boom and bust that we've gone through, and unfortunately, that could be very damaging for the u.s. production as we saw back in 1998 when prices got down around $10 a barrel. so, you know, we have to be careful of what we wish for in terms of breaking the back of the folks, but i have to say, to me, the saudis have been talking about diversifying, what i feel like, is my entire career. you know, we've seen precious little of it. hopefully, they are getting -- they're getting th

massachusetts authorities say a tip led them to an apartment used by former n- f-l player accused of murder. the unit is about 11-miles from the home where officers recently arrested the 23-year-old aaron hernandez. searches of the apartment have turned up boxes of ammunition and clothing that police believe could help prove the murder of semi-pro football player odin lloyd. police also towed away a vehicle parked outside the two-bedroom unit. hernandez pleaded not guilty and is held in jail without bail. >> prosecutors in george zimmerman's murder trial are close to wrapping their case. it's taken more than a week but did they do enough? cnn's david mattingly has the story. >> reporter: he is being towed it is a gun toting want to be a policeman. however, this came in the form of a simple question and one word answer. this lead investigator put this stamp of approval on the story from george as chairman and acting in self- defense. an extraordinary issue in any trial. >> there were no material evidence or witnesses. how do you do better than that as a defense lawyer? >> it was so damaging that the p

i don't think that the united states was a direct player last night. united states has communicated to countries directly and indirectly, this is important to us. i think for that reason these countries didn't want to get into the middle of challenges that china has faced by having snowden in hong kong and putin continues to face by having snowden for an indefinite period sitting in one of his airports. if you are right and the u.s. was not directly involved in making this happen, the u.s. wasn't an actor, i think they would have said already, we weren't an actor, we didn't do this. we have just been dodging the question all day long. they're thankful for the coincidence in this. i find this story unbelievable. do days like this make you wish you were back there? or make you glad you're not. >> we have to be careful, obviously in hassling eva morales who prides himself as being an anti-american antagonist, there's a boomerang here, he may say i'll accept an asylum request. and that boomerang is based on what the united states wants, he's an intelligence

he continued pointing out that even the fact that he's president of the united states, and very significant playerpolitics in illinois, and the united states senator, he, too, had been profiled, and profiled often. >> there are very few african-american men in this country who haven't had the experience of being followed when they're shopping in department stores, that includes me. there are very few african-american men who haven't had the experience of walking across the street and hearing the locks click on the doors of cars. that happens to me, at least before i was senator. >> so powerful stuff. obviously most of white america appears to be outraged by it. >> cenk: well,. >> here's--i thought he said something else that was interesting. he pointed out that black america gets frustrated. if they feel there is no context, and context is being denied and all that contribute the president said, to a sense that if a white male is involved in this scenario from top to bottom, the aftermath might have been different. i think that's what angered people on the right as he said what we're not allowed t

europe and the united states are rather a small player in the overall picture in terms of trade flowsbut a massive layer in terms of world output. they are almost half of the world economy. what they do is enormous, but there will be some competition. i think what we have to understand better is what is motivating them. this is not the territory of the wto, but it is very difficult to avoid the conclusion that this is not just about trade and economic relations. there is a political strategic component. i do think these are things we do not fully understand. >> we have run out of time. thank you very much indeed for speaking to us here. that was dr. patrick lo, chief economist of the world trade organization. with that, we are going to wrap this edition of the program. thank you for watching. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> hello, and welcome back to nhk "newsline." i'm raja pradhan with the news from tokyo. >>> more egyptians have fallen victim to violence. supporter of owed president morsi has fought with opponents in the region's now delta regio

player odin lloyd. police also towed away a vehicle parked outside the two-bedroom unit.aded not guilty and is held in jail without bail. >> prosecutors are winding down their case in george zimmerman's murder trail after presenting evidence and testimony aimed at refuting the former neighborhood watch volunteer's claim he was acting in self defense when he fatally shot trayvon martin. tests found that martin's d-n-a was * not on the grip of zimmerman's gun-- and that zimmerman's d-n-a was not found under martin's fingernails. prosecutors are expected to rest their case tomorrow. zimmerman has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder. >> this live look from san francisco there are coastal clouds but another hot one in dain store for us today and the latest market conditions... radio: it's mattress discounters' radio: it's mattress discounters' 4th of july sale. bulldog: that cloud reminds me... radio: the tempur-pedic cloud collection-- bulldog: that's it! radio: now with 48 months interest-free financing-- basset hound: free financing? radio: mattress discounters' 4th

south korea can be a major player. united states can be a major player. china can be a major player. russia they're not participating. i think now, i think there is something to this china-russia relationship that's a little bit troubling to me because those are two big, big countries. i don't want them ganging up on us. but yeah, new players, could be, but north korea has not had relationships with many countries. i don't want a new player. i know want -- don't want syria involved. i don't want to have a relationship with them. it has to be people in the region. as don and i said, eventually, here's my last point. the united states, everyone in a once in a while or occasionally in the press they dump on us. i go to conferences. they dump on us, other countries but at end of the conference they say, okay, america, what are you going to do? they want to you lead. you screwed up but you still lead. even china said that to us. conferences. not official. i'm not saying i think it is our burden. let's pay attention. we can't just think of one country, syria? i

union looks smells behaves like a cold war relationship it's just in the united states our leaders don't want to admit this player that they lost the opportunity of the post cold war russia to create a new relationship a partnership with russia and that's where we are today so it's a long winded answer but i think historians will tell you in the future and as a historian today i will tell you that we can't understand snowden we can't understand magnitsky we can't understand these recent conflicts without putting them in the historical context of the relationship between america and post soviet russia during the last twenty two years this is a narrative that hasn't stopped i'm saying is that you've just demonstrated that obstacles and opportunities to get to countries closer or get them more apart arise all the time and the stocks of the cold war have been around forever for the past fifteen years you seem to be pointing out that you know we are now at a fateful crossroads i mean how much worse are things now then during the bush era because it seemed like really they were at the lowest then well below zero point.

united states. the $25 d.v.d. player would disappear. thanks so much for being with us today.good day, admiral blair. >> good to talk to you, dennis. dennis: make sure to look at our reairiig of at risk, the cyber threat. you can catch it today at 4:00 p.m. eastern and tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. eastern. set your dvr's. we look at the cyber threat to the critical infrastructure financial markets, submerging technology with the top names in the field. cheryl: we've got live pictures from egypt as we continue to follow the very tense situation. look at these crowds. it's amazing to watch. president morsi refusing to step down and the military threatening to intervene. dennis: and reborn in the u.s.a. exclusive interview on this independence day eve, why investing in america is your best bet. liking that one. >> mortgage rates dropping from a two-year high this week. according to freddie mac, average is 4.2%. last week there were news the federal reserve would start pulling back on the stimulus measures. growth in the service sector slowed in june to the weakest level in more than thr

player odin lloyd. police also towed away a vehicle parked outside the two-bedroom unit. and is held in jail without bail. >> prosecutors are winding down their case in george zimmerman's murder trail after presenting evidence and testimony aimed at refuting the former neighborhood watch volunteer's claim he was acting in self defense when he fatally shot trayvon martin. tests found that martin's d-n-a was * not on the grip of zimmerman's gun-- and that zimmerman's d-n-a was not found under martin's fingernails. prosecutors are expected to rest their case tomorrow. zimmerman has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder. >> crews are still battling the arizona fire that killed 19 firefighers over the weekend. they have made some progress because of cooperative weather. the fire is now 45- precent contained, that is up from eight- percent yesterday. meanwhile -- arizona governor jan brewer has ordered that flags be flown at half -staff for 19 days. a memorial service will be held tuesday. >> we will take a quick break. this is the fourth day of the bart strike the commute

the larger scale obviously you do have a very big players the influence of russia and iran in the region countered a bit by the influence of the united states in the region but this is a sort of a different time it's almost hard to put a handle on i think what's going on for instance in egypt doesn't necessarily mirror woods going on in iraq or afghanistan. i'm not someone who generally believes in revolutions even though our country grant you know fought a very successful one in. you know a lot of it came a very successful state but for the most part of a lot of revolutions don't work so you know this this supposed to green revolution that we saw going over the last several years we're seeing isn't working you know as the who saying here's to the old boss same as there's the new boss same as the old don't you think i'll be fine you know charlie don't you think outside players are playing a big role not i mean you name some but what about saudi arabia in the united states supporting a coup in egypt i mean that's not promoting democracy is it charlie. well i think i think the problem with with some of them are it's a it's a funny one

i'll be fine you know charlie want to think outside players are playing a big role not i mean you name some but what about saudi arabia in the united states supporting a coup in egypt i mean that's not promoting democracy is it charlie. well i think i think the problem with with some of them are it's a it's a funny one with the united states of interest. or other guest has to say i think some of the problem has been disengagement by the states and the mr obama has taken the sort of lead from behind situation so. you're seeing where vacuums are getting filled for instance syria's a great case in point people saying well we can't arm the rebels now because al-qaeda is involved well al qaeda was just filling a vacuum that wasn't necessarily there a year ago mr obama held back and didn't do anything and now we're paying the price for it and inaction has always been a curse whether you're talking about inaction getting into world wars or other conflicts you know once you get in it on late stage it makes is twice as hard. to find a resolution as you think what you and i did and it was for it could have been a positive outcome if they'd b

vital transportation been kept opee but ever since the camp david peace accord the united states is the prominent western playeret all we see from the obama white house is the muscle of brotherhood then i think have most perplexed so i would not count on the europeans for anything and i think the situation will continue to get worse because the brotherhood is looking to create martyrs and the military. lou: john bolton and k.t. mcfarland thank you. up next making unprecedented remarks about homosexuality and gays affected have catholics more than an uneasy we will be here to explain and tell us what to expect. next. ♪ [ villain ] well mr. baldwin... it appears our j journey has come to a delightful end. then i better use the capital one purchase eraser to redeem my venture miles for this trip. hist any recent travel expense. i ju pick a charge, like my flight with a few taps, it's taken care of. impressive baldwin. does it work for hotels? absolutely thank goodness. mrs. villain and i are planning our... you scare me. ani like it. let's go what's in your wallet? you scare me. ani like it. the. lou: and the auth

canal the one that kept open but ever since the camp david peace accord the united states has been the dominant western playeriel we see from the obama lighthouse is the muslim brotherhood a keeps them perplex what would not count on them for anything it will continue to get worse because the brotherhood is working and then the military is happy to oblige. lou: date you. up next to practice making unprecedented remarks about gays. homosexuality that may have a number of catholics around the world more than an easy. father morris will be here to explain and tell us what to explain. next. lou: the author of a new book when jesus has been ensnared in a modest controversy over its credentials as a religious historian. our colleague asks the straightforward question of why would a muslim what to write a book on jesus? and according to first things.com he calls itself a religious historian and as well credentialed with a ph.d. but doesn't have a degree of any kind in religious history and has declared himself to be a muslim thinker in the united states as well. , then maybe but go to first things.com for the rest o

player. the united states can be a major player. china can be a major player.russia, they are not participating. i think now, i really think there is something to this china russia relationship that is a little bit troubling to me because those are two takes big countries and i don't want them ganging up on us. but yeah new players, but north korea has not had relationships with many countries. i don't want a new player. i don't want syria involved. obviously they have had a relationship with them. i just think it has to be in the region but again as don and i have said, eventually, here is my last point. the united states. everyone once in a while or occasionally in the press they dump on us. i go to conferences, they dump on us other countries but at the end of the conference they say okay america what are you going to do? we want you to leave. you have screwed up but you still lead. he even china has said that to us at conferences, not officially. so i think, i'm not saying it's our burden but come on, let's pay attention. we can't just think of one country

all the net it's all the traffic in the world like you say the united states has about half of the world's top transit points transit players and that is a problem i agree with you absolutely that is a problem or one of the media the fact of the prison gave kandel is. increasing public interest in encryption especially the applications that offer a genuine and to and encryption without back doors do you think will feed. any attempts on the part of the government you limit the public's access to and question because that would be one of the ways of protecting ourselves from being spied on by our own government or foreign governments for that matter unfortunately this is already happening i mean it started like governments thinking they had an ability to wyatt earp everybody in book so they did that and the next thing was the sort of mistaking the ability to wyatt earp everybody all the time for a right to wyatt earp everybody all the time you had to burn encryption in france for instance in the united kingdom. there's even a penalty of jail for not giving up your encryption keys on request so it's not a. scenario the encrypt

player. in london you want to apply that because you know you have saudi arabia and qatar in the united states. but they have very different interests in syria radically different. been pushed into a corner and you made the remark. the republican establishment has from the beginning been trying to portray him as a lily livered president who's been leading us from from the behind that's the phrase he's leaving us from behind so in order to appear tough he said that this is a guy that had so we're going to still is a guy that has a weekly kill that starts. that's right he you know in or in order to appear tough he made the statement which i think i think he's regretting he said if assad uses chemical weapons that's a red line that immediately created an incentive for people who want to induce american intervention and they forged evidence saying assad used chemical weapons which frankly is is insulting to the intelligence intelligence of every ordinary citizen because chemical weapons were last used in iraq. and for the chemical weapons to be used saddam hussein had to fly fourteen sorties i thi

inconvenient for turkey itself and for its nato allies including the united states you need to remember that turkey positions itself as a key power player and a regional why of all of israel. sec'y has a long running history of cooperation with a zero on both countries are united in their opposition towards the syrian government that's according to middle east affairs analyst abraham. we have an underlying strategic alliance that continues to exercise its effect and far turkey was the first islamic state to recognize israel in one thousand and forty nine and ninety nine the sects there was a free trade agreement and throughout the last few decades there was very heavy involvement in terms of military security and political cooperation the fact that this with most it's somewhat of a decrease in the last two three years should not overshadow the fact that corporation continues between the two countries over the last few months we know for a fact that both there's the elites and the turks have been supporting the free syrian army against the syrian regime so as far as that goes we can see where this is coming from. coming out later this ho

five players of the united football league franchise in sacramento are suing their owner, claiming he pay them. the san francisco chronicle says the suit was filed earlier this month in a san francisco court against paul pelosi, who owns the sacramento mountain lions. it claims he owes them $250,000. the paper says pelosi didn't return phone calls seeking comment on monday. pelosi is the husband of house minority leader nancy pelosi. he indicated in federal financial disclosure forms that he put millions into between $1 million and $5 million. the ufl has struggled to this spring. >> reporter: supposedly doing 35 tie with an almost 60 times sorry i did not realize i was a construction zone is what he stated. >> reporter: you do realize the construction some zone is a double find the zone. >> i did not realize that a construction zone was a double sign the zone. fine. >> is about 45 going through the tunnel. >> reporter: no 35. >> of parent... oh! >> gary: this driver was well into the 65 an hour zone and a mile until i present a camera. >> do not want to talk to you on camera i change

player. in london you want to apply that because you know you have saudi arabia and qatar in the united states. but they have very different interests in syria radically different. been pushed into a corner and you made the remark. the republican establishment has from the beginning been trying to portray him as a lily livered president who's been leading us from from the behind that's the phrase he's leaving us from behind so in order to appear tough he said that this is a guy that had so we're going to hear earlier states is a guy that has a weekly kill that stuff. that's right here you know in all in order to appear tough he made the statement which i think i think he's regretting he said if assad uses chemical weapons that's a red line that immediately created an incentive for people who wanted to induce american intervention and they forged evidence saying assad used chemical weapons which frankly is insulting to the intelligence intelligence of every ordinary citizen because chemical weapons were last used in iraq. and for the chemical weapons to be used saddam hussein had to fly fourtee

leading school of theoretical physics in the united states and in the process made the united states a far bigger player on the world stage. he did that by his charisma, intelligence, he went to some schools, persuaded them to come to berkeley and within a few years some of the best graduate students in physics were gravitating to berkeley to do their ph.d.s with oppenheimer including this man who became a close friend of oppenheimer's as did many of his students. one thing that really helped is at the same time at berkeley ernest morris is not a great physicist but won a nobel prize for an important invention of the cyclotron, lawrence was a great scientific a entrepreneur who attracted big funding to berkeley to build ever bigger cyclotrons and was the beginning of the period of big science. what that allow at berkeley was an arrangement where lawrence, his own laboratory, well funded, attracting good students and good money to do experiment work. oppenheimer setting up an important -- they were close friends in the 30s at they collaborated with each other with the result the experimental work in the

united states. do you see reagan sitting into this story you're telling? >> guest: i would contend he wasn't really a player in 1979. he was starting to campaign against carter. he was a very important domestic american politician. i think his moment came a little bit later. that is why i didn't include him in this book. there are some very important events that presaged his era. for example, the 1979 the year the moral majority was founded here in the united states. that was the start of evangelicals, born-agains intervening directly in american politics in a way they hadn't before. that was crucial to reagan's 1980 victory. but this moment that i'm trying to capture here i think is slightly earlier moment. and for that reason i haven't really brought reagan into it. i just felt that he really, he belongs to a slightly later era. gerri: tell me. >> host: tell me where you think 1979 fits in on the years that are hinges of history, the pivot points of history. the 1789s, and 1917s and 1989 and most recently, the arab spring revolution of 2011? where does 1979 on that spectrum in terms of import? are is it f

what we found in our investigation is lots of men who were low level players or weren't even in the game got swept up and put in these units and i think that is fueling the anger and fueling the protest. >> prison officials cast wide net. >> that is the feeling and i talked to corrections officials privately and a former correction officials and i think they've now recognized that. what the department says is they're changing the policy and allowing some men to earn their way out through good behavior or just transferring men who they've determined pose a low security risk. so the department is saying it is making changes. the protesters and advocacy groups are saying it is too little too late. >> it is very ironic when you think about it that as angry as they are they're picking in effect suicide to protest. it's a bizarre thing that if they cannot be rehabilitated or if they can't have their way they'll just kill themselves. >> well, and we saw two years ago there was a hunger strike. it went about three and a half weeks and the men called it off based on some conversations they had with the department. i suspect this si