the apo ae and pride and they stand united with us.that the text messaging was a very horrific event for the san francisco police department. they can be a learning opportunity for us. the way -- what we can all get out of this is 1st of all the importance of us working together on a united front. if we truly want the police department to be diverse, we have to allow not only the -- groups to be part of what is going to be the reform of law enforcement, but also the community stakeholders. at the same time, i also want you to reflect on something that is also of great urgency and importance. there has been a critical incident that has occurred in this police department. it is time for the mayor to step up to the plate, get from behind about it all and get insider tells what you plan to do. because if you don't were going to continue to waddle in this mess. we've only reached the tip of the iceberg. even if it's only 1% of the police department, we've got to root them out because san francisco has to prove to the nation once again, we a

with much fanfare. mark phillips on the ship that is once again uniting us with the french. >> reporter: it's a replica of what may be one of the most important and the most forgotten ships in u.s. naval history and in a way it's coming home. the original frigate hermione carried the best friend the revolution had in boston. the marquis delafayette was a sympathizer with the up start colonies who served in george washington's army and who secured vital french support for what was then a flagging revolutionary cause. hermione's trip 235 years ago brought news that the french were sending men and ships to help fight the british. now the replica hermione is making the same trip. as recreations of history go, the new hermione as her sea trials showed is a spectacular example. it took money from both sides of the atlantic to fund the project. not to mention 17 years and the wood from 3,000 oakland trees to build her. >> one of the things about a ship like this is that you get people from all around the world coming and sailing and when you put people side by side on board a ship, they are piecing together,

indicted actually he has been formally indicted with trying to help isis and possibly commit terror acts here in the united states. let's get the details. walk us through what we have just learned. >> wolf his name is abdul shaikh mohammed. 23 years old and lives in columbus ohio. he was arrested in february and charged with terrorism and money laundering charges. the federal government now has added its own charges. according to the justice department he left the united states last year in april 2014 to go join the front in syria. and, according to this indictment from the justice department. he got training in weapons and explosives and was sent back to the united states to carry out an attack here in the united states. now, that's the first time we've seen something that u.s. officials have been warning us a lot about, wolf which is the fear that these people who are traveling over to syria and iraq would come back here and try to carry out an attack. this is a case in which allegedly this is what this young man was planning to do. now, his brother who went by the name aden left the u.s. in may of 2013. he died in 2013 while fighting over th

president obama with ties between the united states and cuba former ambassador is with us today to discuss policy. breaking news out of florida where senator rubio became to declare his candidacy for president and the first third time senator to do so to take a jab hillary clinton. is a generational choice of a kind of country we will be a leader from yesterday just yesterday. [laughter] began a a campaign for president to promise to take us back to yesterday for. yesterday is over pro and returning to hillary clinton and to waffle if president obama is ready to endorse hillary during 2016 as the president indicated that the two of them have become friends but as has been stipulated there are other people who are friends with the president but the president has not offered an endorsement this planet is the responsibility of democratic voters to decide who should be the nominee. lou: joining us now michael goodwin who wrote a column about the announcement doug show and who says clinton made a smart launch. good to have you. and a the very idea. you were pretty tough on the former secretary

sculpting it more grand last year neighborhood scale here you see an overall metric with the mixed use with is forcible units to the mucked rate to the condo here's is status of tower again the carving along these clemente street and on the read the similar size fanning the top of the tower to taper it's volume as it rises one of the main things we've been doing with in the development of the tower we're finding a way it touches the ground carving is base like the top to provide along fulsome street a plaza on is corner of first and fulsome and then carving back along first and clemente to provide a gracious entry from first street that carving extends up the because of the building to break down the scale of the building used it touches the ground creating an eloquent meeting between the tower and ground from up above as you can see 1 and clemente street begin is volume is pushed back to provide an entry settlement predator street and looking back at first street into clemente is beginning of the town houses is ground floor plan it is design by is entry for town houses that stretch along the length of cleme

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do stay with us. >> part of al jazeera america's >> special month long evironmental focus fragile planet >>> today, the united states together with our allies and partners has reached a historic understanding with iran. >> a nuclear agreement between world powers and iran after decades of negotiations. >>> good to have you with us. you're watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up in the next 30 minutes, al shabaab gunmen kill 147 at a kenyan university. more students are still unaccounte

years and there is no dwelling unit in the building it is always without permit the property is a two story and didn't meet the requirements for that reason with no conditional use to remember the dwelling unit is appropriate the dr requesters are requesting the two story be a 0 residence not a commercial use not consistent with the nc zoning a vibrant commercial and perm services are crucial for potrero hill and cafe for a yoga studio a permitted with the nc zoning privacy first, it's important to note that conditional use authorization is required for any commercial use of the rear yard or this rear yard deck and this application is not seeking such a conditional use yard can only be used by employees of the cafe and only for the studio no patrons of either business are allowed in the rear yard or rear deck if true a future tenant could seek a conditional use approval if that that were to happen you'll have the decision to disapproval the occurred use we don't believe the use of deck creates exceptional or extraordinary circumstances privacy issue this side yard bedroom window is over 50 feet away from the projects rear wall there are several other properties

with cubans living in the united states hope the government back home will change its policies. >> i hope raul castro uses the meeting with obama for the people of cuba to live better. not only economically. but freely as in the united states. so we can do and say what we want. >> president obama and president castro met pop the sidelines of the seventh summit of americas in panama city. asylum seekers flooded germany with the most applications causing a lot of hostility amongst citizens. >>> more than 600,000 people applied for asylum seekers in the european union. by far the most applications were in germany. in some areas hostility to the policy lead to violence. dominik kane reports from germany. >> this man sits in a room in an asylum center. he's 29 years old. his journey lasted many months taking him through many countries, often at great risk. germany was his ultimate goal. >> it was like after the conflict it was a dream for me to arrive in germany. everything was like i imagined. people are welcoming us. >> this father comes from the center from time to time. >> father comes to help the people.

made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 237 -- the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 237. the nays are 179. the previous question is ordered. the question is on adoption of the resolution. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. mr. polis: mr. speaker. on that i request a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from colorado requests a recorded vote. a recorded vote is requested. those favoring a recorded vote will rise. a sufficient number having a

just the idea of using advertising in association with the united states just almost seemed vulger to many people. but actually -- vulgar -- if you look back at the history of public diplomacy there has been many times we have used poplar culture, mass media, to make a point about america. i think part of it was a culture clash. you bring someone from madison avenue to soggy bottom and there is an automatic culture clash. the media wasn't very kind to her either. they criticized her. and the folks that work at the state department were not well trained in how communication worked and how it is measured and so when folks like richard would have to talk to the press he wasn't very -- he wasn't very good at explaining, you know, well it is working, how do you know? he wasn't able to interpret that research well. i think it is a combination of things. and i think charlotte dears wasn't used to having to answer questions like that. she knew what she was doing and didn't expect i don't think all of the criticism coming from both side. they tried to make it a political issue. in other words,

unit deploy. but a commando with that unit, asked -- give us a different version of events. according to him, the team was told at 7:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. they were told there was no aircraft off to tell them. >> only one aircraft became available did they make their way to the airport. long process in happy contact. it took two hours, by then it was past midday. five hours after they had been ordered to deploy. still only at the wilson airport. even the country's politicians had ha rifd earlier at girissa. when the unit landed they spent hours. killing all four gunmen. losing one of their team. >> in nairobi, in 2013, the government and security forces were heavily criticized for failing to protect the people. people are demanding to know why the government failed off to act on in tell jens warnings. why the security forpss weren't where they needed to be. where the acting, sooner, faster could have saved lives. in the end it may not have made of a difference. one law enforcement official telling cnn by 7:00 a.m., most of the of students at garissa were already dead. >>> a trag

we have several building owners that have expressed interest in working with us to add these units.thod in order to approve the housing situation in district three. >> thank you. supervisor cohen. supervisor farrell. >> i am introducing legislation that corollates to legislation that was introduced in the past. to ensure men and women in the sheriff's department have the same rights forwarded to police officers and firefighters. that is the presumptions of receiving health benefits. this law will give our sheriff the same opportunity that our current police and firefighters have to easily access worker's compensation. our sheriffs are brave and do extremely similar work compared to officers to keep the community safer. this law will ensure that any sheriff what comes down with cancer or hurt will afford their right of benefits. i to think supporting our public safety personnel and ensure they have health coverage is the least we can do with them. i met with a number of members of our sheriff's department who brought to my attention the fact they were not covered during the previous

said you have to have relations with cuba otherwise relations with us will not be better, and it has been a problem, even with allies of the united the european union's -- european union and canada. i think president obama is a person who, in the past, in 2004 spoke against the embargo. in 2008 he said he was ready to talk to raul castro. in 2009, already president all -- at the summit of the americas, he said he wanted a new beginning. i think he had it in his mind to do it, but of course the problem in the united states system is a small minority of right-wing cuban americans and other conservatives were blocking him by, one might say, political terrorism. i think he realized that it was arriving through the last two years of his presidency and he had not moved in the direction that he wanted, and at the same time the latin american and caribbean countries had said in 2012 that if cuba is not present at the summit we are not going, so here you heading on states facing a major diplomatic setback. the summit of the americas process was created by the administration of president clinton in 1994. you had a number of things. it was

with him. what he said before congress of united states, most of us agreed with what a lot of what he said. 's not -- we know his passion for israel. he's responsible for the security of israel. we know that the united states can play a very key role in the stuart and we intend to be there. >> joining us from the white house lawn were you meeting with key people, den is mcdone noug -- >> no my grandchildren were here, we're enjoying a beautiful day outside. >> you see, it's always the easiest explanation. i hope your grandchildren had a great time. it's a wonderful day and great event. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> and coming up next a crucial day in the boston bombing trial. the jury is set to get the case after closing arguments wrap up today. we'll go live to boston for an update. who's on deck? which potential 2016 candidate will be the next to make it official? you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. ideas come into this world ugly and messy. they are the natural born enemy of the way things are. yes, ideas are scary and messy and fragile. but under the proper

a group called united for blue organized the march and said it's trying to rally support for law enforcement. they're also using education to unite officers with the communities they actually patrol. >>> here in d.c. a man is in critical condition after being shot multiple times. it happened about 6:00 tonight, a couple of blocks from the university. it's been nearly 24 hours since a man of thewas murdered in northwest. this incident happened in the tacoma neighborhood. someone shot darryn conte and another man near 4th and butter net streets. conte died but the other man is expected to survive. >>> a fire truck overturned and now seven firefighters are recovering at home. this is a picture. the truck was heading to a fire when it swerved to avoid hitting a car. it hit a telephone pole and flipped over. all the firefighters had to go to the hospital. >> right now, take a live look at some current temperatures. some of you are down into the 40s. what does this mean for tomorrow morning? >> well chris, it's going to be a chilly start tomorrow morning. you'll definitely want to grab the jacket at least a light jacket. tomorrow is going to be cool

united kingdom. thank you so much for taking time with us. what was the situation?ke for that group getting off the mountain? >> thank you for having me. it was quite taxing. obviously unexpected. we went up to everest base camp which is where the majority of the damage and avalanches occurred. we were in a safer area, really. for everyone involved, it was terrifying, really. >> sarah, i need you to clarify for me, you were not on the mountain, right? >> yes. i'm in york in our office. our group was out, our trekking group was out. >> what did you hear from folks who were able to get out? we understand that, obviously, it's very cold there, limited supplies and you have this constant threat of these avalanches. >> yes. so, after the initial earthquake, there's been a series of tremors going on. the weather higher up hasn't been ideal. the communication we have been receiving is patchy. but, people have been able to get -- starting to get help up to the higher areas. >> would you mind just kind of explaining to our viewers around the world, the logistics? what does i

home if you want to be a partner in the united states if you want to work with the united states with anything you have to give your full support in working with us to get our hostages home. i found in my experience with this case which has been very extensive and spent a lot of time both with elaine and through my own stuff dwri was working on. you would see good people in different parts of the government doing things you didn't see the coordination you want to see. you didn't always see the different parts of the government putting pressure on friends of ours in the region. >> i assume you're talking about pakistan. elaine winestein had pointed words about pakistan. in her statement, they failed to take his captivity seriously. i don't need to tell you, this is a country that the united states taxpayers give billions of dollars to. each year. what should pakistan have done and what is the incident or opportunities that she's referring to? >> i don't want speak specifically to what she's referring to out of expect for her and her confidence. i know what she's referring to. we provide a lot of aid to packstantpack pakistan. as it relates to gett

united states. good to have you with us. there was a lot of confusion. the judge seemed to issue a writ of habbius corpus seeming to imply they were human persons. she took those words out of the order but granted a hearing. >> initially the court issued an order to show cause, and writ of habbius corpus demanding that the defendants come to court and sman why the de -- shane why the detention -- and explain why the detention is laugh. the judge changed is to be an order to show cause and eliminated the language about habius corpus it lead to reporting that the court granted legal rights to chemps. the court decided that the chimps are entitled to a hearing, on whether they are entitled to human process and whether or not the detention is lawful. >> there was a recent case involving a chimpanzee, and the court ruled it could not be seen as a legal person. is this tilting at windmills? >> this is one of a series of cases brought by the group to push this question about what is the legal status of chimpanzees and reach on chim pan sees. the reason it's get

us. it is official hillary clinton is now jumping into the race for president of the united states. nbc bay area kimberliterry joining us with how the former secretary of state made the announcement and how things might be different the second time around. kimberly? >> the big announcement came through video released on hillary clinton's own website where she said in part quote everyday americans need a champion o, and i want to be that champion. >> i'm running for president. >> clinton appears on camera toward the end of the video which features americans talking about the future. saying she is

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us in rome. thanks very much. easter morning will be unseasonably cold for many people across the eastern united states. derek van dam joins us now withple getting used to springtime conditions, then they wake up on easter sunday and all of a sudden, it's 20 degrees below what it was this time yesterday. that's what they are feeling, at least along the east coast of the united states especially where you see the shading of purple and pink. washington, d.c. is 20 degrees colder than yesterday. on the flip side, a warming spell across the midwest including chicago, kansas city and the colorado rockies. we have freeze watches and warnings across kentucky and parts of tennessee into northern alabama and georgia. these are the temperatures we are waking up to early sunday morning, flirting with the freezing from knoxville to nashville as well as northward into indianapolis. here is the easter day forecast across the united states. the big apple, 61 degrees, a bit of rain in the forecast. scattered thunderstorms for the houston area. denver, warming up to 73. warming up in the west coast, temperatures nearing 68. some good news for the west

with us. hillary clinton did not say citizens united, but she sure did a good job describing it. what's your take on that? is she on point? >> she's got an absolutely wonderful message. i really think standing up for the middle class is really giving the country back to the people who make this country great. it's tried to take that away from the order of middle class people and i think she's going to give the power back to them. the issue ought to be about student debt. that's the kind of thing the middle class is really feeling and i think he'll take it and run with it. >> you know, she introduced herself to these 20-somethings. these kids that she was talking to. they were, you know elementary school or diapered kids, she was in the white house. she told a story about her parents, told a story about her mother. talked about her church. i mean, these kinds of things play to the middle of the country. i mean hillary clinton is pretty doggone savvy. she knows who she is and what iowans want to hear. but the news here is a constitutional amendment to do something about money and p

with us. more recently the investigative unit. >> does the office of accountability review talk to you? >> they have, but it's been disappointing. >> mr. tremaine, i heard you testify earlier you were in contact with miss lerner's department. >> no, other than the aib, after 16 hours of grilling, over two days. i'm sorry. over three days. >> they were talking to you? >> they weren't talking. they were grilling. >> what do you mean grilling? what were they doing? >> they were investigating. i thought, and i told them i clearly thought it was a sham. and i expressed that to them on multiple occasions during the investigation. i mean, one of the most interesting questions. one of the questions they wanted answered the most dealt with the fact that i identified a vehicle that was driving -- a government vehicle on friday night at 8:30 in the evening after i left the office at 8:30, didn't have taillights on it at all. i stopped the vehicle and notified there weren't any taillights on before the driver got on a darkened highway. and then the next monday i inquired about what the vehicle was

use authorization. >> great good afternoon, commissioners with planning staff you have before you a conditional use authorization for a two-story dwem the replacement structure is a ground floor and 5 residential unit workplace the 24th street noah valley mc d the don't guess a certifying and above required demolition arrest the property 10 thousand mixed use building is proposed with no off-street parking secured by bikes on site for residential unit bike spaces are provided for commercial spaces on the sidewalk the proposed building is 45 feet the project will increase the number of bedrooms and 9 on site the single-family dwelling is owner occupied no unit exist open site the conditional use has not been selected at this time project on 24th street noah valley commercial district is surrounding and zoned within the mc d and properties to the north are rh3 and r m-1 it is repeated one half block from the church line we've gotten support letters that are in your packet one more letter of letter has been submitted and is available for our review otherwise to direction or support for this project the mixed use are appropriate and impartial with the surrounding building with a mixed density and no cu

made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 184 and the nays are 239. the motion is not adopted. the question is on passage of the bill. the question is on the passage of the bill. those in favor say aye. those opposed say no. the ayes have it. the bill is passed and without objection -- ms. waters: i ask for a recorded vote, the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee rise? >> mr. speaker, i ask for the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. those favoring a vote by the yeas and nays will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the u

us. it is official hillary clinton is now jumping into the race for president of the united states. nbc bay area kimberliterry joining us with how the former secretary of state made the announcement and how things might be different the second time around. kimberly? >> the big announcement came through video released on hillary clinton's own website where she said in part quote everyday americans need a champion o, and i want to be that champion. >> i'm running for president. >> clinton appears on camera toward the end of the video which features americans talking about the future. saying she is quote hitting the road to earn your vote. she tweeted shortly after the video released that iowa will be her first stop. her campaign says we will see a very different campaign compared to the one eight years ago. political experts say she needs to rebrand herself to win over critics and skeptics. >> she will push the equality button very hard which should help her with women and those at the bottom. which have been democratic strong holds. but she will do it in a very soft way the next two or three months, then we will see a lot mor

a new york times reporter that reported on his study of the abuse of workers in the united arab emirates. stay with usreak] amy: "war on the workers." anne feeney. on democracy now. this is democracy now! democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. nermeen: we end today's show with the case of a new york professor who has been barred from entering the united arab emirates after he criticized the monarchy's exploitation of migrant laborers. new york university professor andrew ross said he learned of the ban after arriving at the airport in new york, where he was set to board a flight to continue his research in the uae, a close u.s. ally. on friday, the "new york times" reported that a new york-based private investigator has been making inquiries about ross as well as former "times" reporter ariel kaminer, who also exposed revealed -- revealed workers faced harsh conditions. amy: asked for comment, a spokesman said -- nyu spokesman john beckman sent a written statement saying, quote, "we cannot know all the thinking that goes into any immigration authority's decisions about who is or

prosecutors announce the arrest of an ohio man accused of training with terrorists in syria and plotting an attack here in the united states. joining us with late breaking details what do we know about this case out of ohio? >> jake his name is about due rock med sheikh mohammed, 23 years old from columbus ohio. a case of someone who actually left the united states in april 2014. got training and arms explosives combat with the front in syria. >> that's the al qaeda affiliate? >> exactly. and came back to the united states two months later. that's in june of 2014. that's a couple days after his brother, who went by the name aidan, who left the united states in 2013 was killed fighting with the front in june 2014. just a couple days later gets on plane. comes back to the united states. now, the fbi says he told a friend that while he was over there getting training a cleric told him he should come back to the united states and carry out domestic terror attacks here in this country. what he said he was thinking of doing was attacking cops the military execution-style. this is a guy who became a u.s. citizen only in february of last year

represents that the commission recommend it with conditions in conclusion the staff recommend it the market octavia plan to create nor housing and has a mixed use unit sizes and close to downtown has assess to public transit and within the walkable transit it is necessary and desirable and compatible with the surrounding neighborhood and meets all the requirements of the code aside i'll be happy to answer any questions. >> excuse me. commissioners before we hear from the project sponsors i need to ask the people to see if they can't find a seat i know it's crowded i've required the city to have an overflow room right now we don't have one in case folks are here for items 14 extinguisher 15 if you could free up the spaces 24 item is going to take sometime based on the number of speaker cards submitted i do appreciate that again there are a few seats make available we need to keep that entry and exit way clear for fire safety reasons we are in receipt a request for a project sponsor presentation the president of the planning commission has granted that request and in receipt of organized opposition that request has also been granted i'd like to remind

with us how you were recognized with reincarnation. and then it is time to leave tibet and go to schools in india. and you arrive in the united states. tell us what brought you here. then you lived for many years at berkeley. >> yes. in india, i was an advisor. from 1975 until 1980. during that time, i worked on a joint project at the smithsonian institution and washington dc. that is why i came here. they invited me, in 1979 -- to washington dc. >> and catch us up with how you got to the bay area. >> i went back to india in 1980. there were only 15 tibetans in 1983. we had very few tibetans. later, we brought more tibetans here. now we have about 2000 tibetans here. i am a tibetan board member in california. i founded this. for seven years. we do a lot of involvement with tibetan preservation culture and tibetan americans, we have to make sure we have a tibetan culture growing in the community. and then i did work for for them. >> when you came here, you had to go to work? >> yes. >> that was a new experience. and we have an image here of you working. here you are as the younger monk in india. the next one will probably get us here.

protections for workers in the environment and help us set high standards for trade in the 21st century. both japan and the united states operate withh standards in our companies and corporations. we try to be responsible when it comes to corporate citizenship, and high standards will be good for us and good for the region. based on the progress we have made prime minister abe and i discussed how the united states and japan as the two largest economies in the tpp negotiations will lead our partners to successful conclusion of the cooperations. and the two countries that have made the largest pledges to the green climate fund we're committed to helping countries transition to low-carbon economies. and we discussed the importance of all major economies to reduce emissions so we can reach a strong climate agreement this year in paris. and finally we agreed to keep investing in our people so that they and our countries can reach their full potential. i want to once again come moaned the prime for his efforts to bring more japanese women into the work force. i can tell you it is very much my view here in the united states and around the

say that even in constitutional rights even when we're challenged with land use and the cost of the housing we can build 24 additional unit and complete the 4 hundred unit we said a few years ago was over 60 percent on the way more sites that are being public health p put together and doing to smartly not just building the unit but getting the best diligence from cherlyn and gail who helps to provide us with the diligence to make sure that you get in between 48 to 24 most get people confident enough to get out and get the jobs jobs and the train and going ghetto on to the definition this is to allow you to become independent it be successful and be the mayor's and the congressman but we need the enter strength to be nurtured 1972 where it is going to happy i want to take this opportunity this month that is women's history month and already i have provided a review recognized of for the collaborative services so they already have the placards for their own office but one that is right here. >> all right. >> it is my pleasure to perpetrate to both leaders again another example of history of women's leadership and the fact t