there is much that unites us. your mother was an inspiration to us. he got the job because he invoked your mother's teachings. thank you for according him that. president obama: without, let's take a couple of questions. military times. reporter: thank you, mr. president. with the increased slow down and draw down here, we are looking at more risks, more danger for u.s. troops in afghanistan. have you justify that to them? had you tell them the mission is still worth it? have you assure them that there is a incoming to this mission question mark -- mission? you are at arlington earlier today. how do you tell them that this continued sacrifice will be worth it to them as well? president obama: first of all, it is important that we remember the timeline for a withdrawal down to an embassy centered presence, a normalization of our presence in afghanistan. it remains the end of 2016. that has not changed. our transition out of a combat role has not changed. now, i am the first to say that as long as our men and women in uniform are serving in afghanistan

there's much that unites us. and your mother as an inspiration to us. i understand the president of the world bank actually got the job because he invoked your mother's teachings to convince that -- so thank you for according him that great opportunity. the president: we'll take a couple questions. leo. reporter: thank you, mr. president. with the increased slow down in the drawdown here, we are looking at more risk, more danger for u.s. troops that are in afghanistan. how do you justify that to them? how do you tell them that the mission is still worth it? and how do you assure them that there is an end coming to this mission? for president ghani, you talked the last couple days a lot about sacrifice of u.s. troops. you were at arlington earlier today, how do you tell them that this continued sacrifice will be worth it to them as well? the president: first of all, i think it's important we ought to remember the timeline for a withdrawal down to an embassy centered presence, a normalization of our presence, in afghanistan remains the end of 2016. so tha

interests unite us. we can assure you that the government of national unity is revitalized the partnership and looks at this partnership with the united states as foundational. not just for afghanistan's stability but for regional and global stability. and the flex ability that has been provided for 2015 will be used to accelerate reforms, to ensure that the afghan national security forces are much better left equipped trained, and are focused on their fundamental mission. i am pleased to say that the departure of 120,000 international troops has not brought about the security gap or the collapse that was often anticipated. i would like to pay tribute at this moment to the continued sacrifice of security forces civilians, and a patriotic nation. participation is simultaneously our nationalism. we have embraced democratic ways. we are very proud of our islamic civilization that is truly in dialogue with the world. and we have the capacity to speak truth to terror. they do not speak for islam. we do. it is

the interests now united us, and we can assure you that the government of national unity is revitalized. and the looks at the partnership of the united states and it's foundations. and global stability. much binds us together that has been provided for 2015. will be used to accelerate the reforms to ensure that the afghan national security forces are much better led equipped trained and focused. on the fundamental mission. the security the gap or the collapse that was often anticipated. i like to pay tribute to this moment of the continued sacrifice of the forces civilians and a patriotic nation. it is part of simultaneously our internationals. we are unique in that we have embraced democratic ways. were are very proud of our islamic that is truly in dialog with the word, and we have the capacity to speak. truth to terror they do not speak for islam. we do and it is the genuine islam that is interesting in dialog. and cooperation and endeavor forward. in regional cooperation we have taken both in novels, steps, we do hope that these steps will be reciprocated because the threats or maki

now unite us. assure you that the government of national unity is revitalized with this partnership with the united states. not just for afghan stability but for regional and global stability. the flexibility that has been provided for 2015 will be used to and sure that the national security forces are much better equipped trained and are focused on the continental mission. i am pleased to say that the parch the security is anticipated. i would like to pay tribute to this moment to the continued sacrifice of the security forces civilians and nation. it is part of -- we are unique in ways. we are very proud of our islamic civilization. it is totally and dialogue with the world. we have the capacity to speak. they do not speak for islam we do. it is genuine islam that is interested. we have taken both steps. we do hope that these steps are noticed because the rats that exist, the changing of quality of terror are making it imperative that all government be with each other. today, the state system is

i wonder how the parks service feels about his lost opportunity to unite us by going to vicksburg or going to gettysburg or going to appomattox next week , and celebrating the 200 -- 260,000 -- let me change that, 360,000 dead union soldiers who died for the national stated policy of freeing the slaves that they never met. >> two things, first off, i do not -- the parks service does not have a mind of its own. it is a collection of people with their own minds. second, the president is my boss. i would be hesitant, no matter my opinion, to enter into that discussion with you. i would be happy to, when i am out of interview -- out of uniform, i would be happy to offer my opinions, but not here and now. i hope you will excuse me for that. >> aj douglas, from virginia. i hope you don't mind me doing this. i would like to say, i don't really think the civil war is completely about slavery. why? because throughout history people don't really care about black people that much. i don't mean to say it that way but for example, the shooting in paris. the same day everyone knows 5000 africans w

i wonder how the park service fields about his loss -- feels about his lost opportunity in uniting us by going to big spurt or gettysburg, or going to appomattox next week and celebrating the 260,000 -- let me change that, 360,000 dead union soldiers who died for the national stated policy of freeing the slaves that they never met. >> two things. first off national park service doesn't really have a mind of its own. it is a collection of people with their own minds. secondly, the president of the united states is my boss. i would be hesitant -- no matter what my opinion was, to enter into that discussion with you in this setting. i would be happy, when i'm off my uniform, offer up my opinion. i hope you will excuse me for that. >> my name is aj douglas. from virginia. i hope you don't mind me doing this. kind of long, but i would like to say that i don't think the civil war was entirely about slavery. why? because throughout history people don't really care about black people that much. i don't need to say that way but for example, the massacre in paris. that same day, 5000 africans w

i believe that what unites us is important. no matter what your card says i believe there is a unifying principle and that is the idea that every human being should matter everyone deserves the right to achieve the dreams they have for themselves and family and that we will continue to endeavor to be a country that provides that people. not only will this be the greatest error in america and that is why it is time to read this book. i describe what has gone right mobile. you'll play now. there are many ideas that are bipartisan colleagues like chris coons in connecticut. many of many of our policy proposals really are not part of it at all particularly when it comes to higher education. i'm working with mark warner to make education more affordable access to wi-fi and the internet, especially to disadvantage. these are important initiatives. figure out when a lot of elections, but critical for the future of our country. we we have time and space and should debate the issues but i hope we can come together and cooperate because

that that is the benefit of our freedom but i believe that what unites us is even more important. no matter what your voter registration card says i i believe there is a unifying principle the idea that every single human being should matter everyone deserves the right to achieve the dreams they have for themselves in the family and that we will continue to endeavor to be the country that provides that. i tell the story of real people in real challenges. describe what has gone wrong in my life, we're doing and what we can do better. you will notice there are many ideas that are bipartisan involving collaboration with people of another party colleing collaboration with people of another party, colleagues like chris coons from connecticut and corey brucker. many policy proposals really are not partisan personal, particularly when it comes to higher education. you will read about how i am working with corey booker to provide more axis to wi-fi and internet platforms, especially in disadvantaged neighborhoods. these are these are important initiatives, not easy to put on a bumper stic

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i think that if this is the common ground uniting us all not only tonight and tomorrow but in the last month. we can have a good deal. a deal that is solid, robust but a good deal for everywhere. having a good deal is obviously important for us. >> let's bring in diplomatic editor james bays joining us and i believe joining you is the british, the chinese and the russians. what does that suggest about the status of the negotiations? >> well we have most of the delegations here seven delegations in total. the u.s. and iran have been here for some days and were here last week as well. they have been joined by the germans and the french and the chinese foreign minister has arrived in the last couple of hours. he surprised the reporters after getting off the plane, coming out here and went for a jog along the lake front, surprised the swiss police. he joins a series of meetings that have been taking place, all times, day or night. they missed an hour of possible negotiation time because it was a reversion from daylight savings, everyone lost an hour's sleep as frantic negotiations continue

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i wonder how the park service fields about his loss -- feels about his lost opportunity in uniting us by going to big spurt or gettysburg, or going to appomattox next week and celebrating the 260,000 -- let me change that, 360,000 dead union soldiers who died for the national stated policy of freeing the slaves that they never met. >> two things. first off national park service doesn't really have a mind of its own. it is a collection of people with their own minds. secondly, the president of the united states is my boss. i would be hesitant -- no matter what my opinion was, to enter into that discussion with you in this setting. i would be happy, when i'm off my uniform, offer up my opinion. i hope you will excuse me for that. >> my name is aj douglas. from virginia. i hope you don't mind me doing this. kind of long, but i would like to say that i don't think the civil war was entirely about slavery. why? because throughout history people don't really care about black people that much. i don't need to say that way but for example, the massacre in paris. that same day, 5000 africans w

that's the benefit of our field but i believe what unites us is more important.matter what your voter registration card says are who you voted or in the last election i do believe there's a unifying principle in american is the idea that every single human being should matter that everyone deserves the right to achieve the change they have for themselves and their families and we will continue to endeavor to be the country that -- and if we achieve that not only will this be the greatest era in american history the 21st century will also be an american century. that's why took the time to write this book and i tell it to the story of real people and their real challenges. i describe what's gone wrong in their life, all we are doing about it now and what we can do better. you'll notice in the book there are many ideas that are bipartisan. they involve my collaboration with people of another party. colleagues like chris coons of connecticut and cory booker in new jersey. many of our policy proposals are part of it at all. particularly when it comes to higher educat

that's the benefit of our field but i believe what unites us is more important. no matter what your voter registration card says are who you voted or in the last election i do believe there's a unifying principle in american is the idea that every single human being should matter that everyone deserves the right to achieve the change they have for themselves and their families and we will continue to endeavor to be the country that -- and if we achieve that not only will this be the greatest era in american history the 21st century will also be an american century. that's why took the time to

>> well we have -- we can have differences but we have so many things that unite us. >> reporter: has he called you yet to congratulate you on your visit? >> i'll be talking to president obama soon. we'll work together, we have to. >> reporter: in fact president obama did call prime minister netanyahu to congratulate him tonight but i'm told that the president said in private exactly what the administration has been saying in public reassessing what he said about a palestinian state and pointedly bringing up what netanyahu said about israeli arabs. >> andrea mitchell starting off thank you. >>> you may have seen the story about a bloody honors student struggling while being arrested on a street. new tonight authorities have opened up a criminal investigation, but while a camera caught the ugly ending what we're trying to understand tonight are the events leading up to the struggle. gabe gutierrez is in charlottesville searching for answers. >> yo his head is bleeding. >> reporter: this shows officers arresting third year student marteese johnson outside a pub wednesday morning. >> i g

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i think we need to continue this job and we need to do it on the principles that unite us as a people. windows refugee kids risked starvation and all sorts of suffering to arrive at our doorsteps we should stick to our principles and treat them as the generation and compassionate people that we are, people whose enduring symbol is not above our statue of liberty. that is what i mean when we say that the triangulation on not allow us to solve our problems. splitting the difference between the way things have always been done and some extremist view of the way things might be is not going to bring us forward. we have to be clear about our principles as a people. we have to have enough faith in the american people to speak the truth about the challenges we face and what needs to be done in order to overcome that. that is what i meant by that. >> thank you very much for that answer and for your appearance here at brookings today. [applause] >> thank you all. ..

is for other women to share their stories but there are universal strands of human emotion that unite us and the central theme of the book is to be in love with someone who really doesn't love you. then i think is something every but he goes through or has been at some point. >> talk about the central character in the book which is also the title of the book "the upstairs wife" and what happened to her? >> the central character is my way can and the story revolves around her husband taking a second wife and she came home to her father's house and what that was like as a child to know what was going on but not really know the matter or why she was so upset. that is the central character and i try to explore the whole idea of public and private and how the rich is the connection between the violence and the in the intimate relationships that can also take you apart. the portion that i will read right now is the view from the outside in this neighborhood where everyone knows everyone else and they know that this man has taken the second wife. >> key has divided his home into multiple levels

>> we have we can have differences but we have some things that unite us. >> the white house isn't impressednd there are signs president obama is not ready to forgive and forget. and while you were sleeping we heard boehner is going to go next week on a trip on march 31th and that's ten days after the victory of netanyahu. senior israeli officials are telling the paper that other republicans leaders will also join baper for the trip. the partisan side or angle to the relationship between the u.s. and israel goes on. obviously a big concern for a lot of foreign policy types. the final details of this visit were reportedly worked out when netanyahu was here to address congress. speaking of iran officials are trying to arrange a historic nuclear agreement and there are key sticking points this morning. u.s. and western officials want iran's sanctions to be eliminated in phases but iran says they want them removed immediately and one european official says that iran considers this issue a deal breaker. there's another obstacle and that is what type of limits iran has on developing new centrifuge

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tragedy brought us together; interests now unite us. >> reporter: more than 2,200 u.s. troops have died in afghanistan, but u.s. casualties.s have dropped since afghan forces took control of their own security in december. >> as we've drawn down, they'vean stood up, and they're fighting. they're fighting with courage and tenacity, and they're getting better month by month. >> reporter: the president said the pace of u.s. troop withdrawals next year would remain flexible and, scott, mr. obama left the door open to continued u.s. counter-terrorism operations in afghanistan after 2016. >> pelley: major, thanks very much. today, actress angelina jolie revealed that she's had more preventive surgery to reduce herry chances of cancer by having her ovaries and fallopian tubes removed. jolie says she wants other women to know their options. and here is dr. jon lapook. >> reporter: doctors told angelina jolie her risk of developing ovarian cancer was 50%. the 39-year-old had inherited a mutation of a gene called brca- 1, which also dramatically increases the risk of breast cance

have taken away is not implicated in the attack. >> translator: it's very strange that the united states said the use of chemical weapons by the government of syria was a red line and it could cause the united states to use force and yet after the events of the at onetbunlt of august they did not do that and syria did not cross the red line and the president said this was a red line and he didn't do anything. >> could they take action? that is a possibility but you just have to look at that row inside the security council chamber. it illustrates how unlikely it is they would reach an agreement identifying the perpetrators. james bays, al jazeera, united nations. >> coming up in the next 15 minutes. >> i'm harry fawcett in taiwan, where traditional policy, and traditional chinese characters in everyday language but people are forgetting how to write them them. >> former klansman david duke. >> america has been taken over. >> defending his controversial past. >> i did what i thought was right. >> that was then... what about now? >> i believe the zionists control the country. >> "talk to al jazeera". on

>> well we have we can have differences, but we have so many things that unite us. >> reporter: has he called you yet to congratulate you on your victory? >> i'm sure we'll be speaking together soon. we'll work together, we have to. >> reporter: in fact president obama did call netanyahu to congratulate him, but i'm told that the president said in private exactly what the administration has been saying in public raising the point about their reassessment of policy because of what netanyahu said about a palestinian state and pointedly bringing up what netanyahu said about israeli arabs. so this is still a relationship in trouble. >> all right, andrea mitchell starting us off, thank you. >>> by now, you may have seen the video of a bloody student arrested on a street. new tonight, authorities have opened a criminal investigation amid a growing uproar at uva. but while a camera caught the ugly ending what we're trying to understand is the events leading up to the struggle. gabe gutierrez is in charlottesville searching for answer. >> reporter: this video obtained by the university of virg

but we have so many things that unite us. >> reporter: has he called you yet to congratulate you on yourtory? >> i'm sure he will be speaking to me soon. we'll have to. >> reporter: in fact president obama did call netanyahu to congratulate him, but the president said in private exactly what the administration has been staying in public raising the point of their reassessment of policy because of what netanyahu said about a palestinian state and pointedly bringing up what netanyahu said about israeli arabs. so though is still an administration in trouble. >>> by now you may have seen the disturbing video of an honor student struggling while being arrested on a street. authorities have opened a criminal investigation amid a growing uproar. what we're trying to understand is the events leading up to the struggle. gabe gutierrez is in charlottesville searching for answers. >> reporter: this video, obtained by the university of virginia student newspaper shows officers arrested third year student martese johnson. that's johnson on the ground yelling. in virginia the state enforces liquor law

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that's the benefit of our field but i believe what unites us is more important. no matter what your voter registration card says are who you voted or in the last election i do believe there's a unifying principle in american is the idea that every single human being should matter that everyone deserves the right to achieve the change they have for themselves and their families and we will continue to endeavor to be the country that -- and if we achieve that not only will this be the greatest era in american history the 21st century will also be an american century. that's why took the time to write this book and i tell it to the story of real people and their real challenges. i describe what's gone wrong in their life, all we are doing about it now and what we can do better. you'll notice in the book there are many ideas that are bipartisan. they involve my collaboration with people of another party. colleagues like chris coons of connecticut and cory booker in new jersey. many of our policy proposals are part of it at all. particularly when it comes to higher ed

of syria was a red line, and it could cause the united states to use force. t after the events of the 21st of august, they didn't do that. so the government of assad did not cross this red line. the president of the united states said that this was a red line, and then he didn't do anything. >> reporter: so could the security council now take action if there's further chlorine attacks? a new resolution means that that is a possible. you just have to look at that rowl inside the security council chamber. it illustrates how unlikely it is that they have reached an agreement identifying the perpetrators. james bays, al jazeera at the united nations. >>> a brazil supreme court has approved the investigation of some leading politicians for their alleged involvement in a corruption scandal. it involves a kickback scheme at the state-run oil term petrobas. >> reporter: this list of names was released by brazil's supreme court. among the 54 people accused of taking bribes their former president and several other officials. investigators allege private firms paid corru

there is much that unites us. your mother was an inspiration to us. he got the job because he invoked your mother's teachings. thank you for according him that. president obama: with that let's take a couple of questions. military times. reporter: thank you, mr. president. with the increased slow down and draw down here, we are looking at more risks, more danger for u.s. troops in afghanistan. how do you justify that to them? how do you tell them the mission is still worth it? assure them that there is a n end toi this mission? you are at arlington earlier today. how do you tell them that this continued sacrifice will be worth it to them as well? president obama: first of all, it is important that we remember the timeline for a withdrawal down to an embassy centered presence, a normalization of our presence in afghanistan. it remains the end of 2016. that has not changed. our transition out of a combat role has not changed. now, i am the first to say that as long as our men and women in uniform are serving in afghanistan, there are risks involved. it

through recent legislation over the last year i just think that we have to ensure that these units are specifically used for housing only and i worry that it would be easy to turn these units into full-time bed and breakfast and that's not an amendment that i'm introducing today because i think this is only one slice but i think it's something i want further discussion with as our legislation comes back to the full board so it's a larger conversation about this type of dwelling unit not just the one supervisor wiener is introducing today. thank you supervisor kim supervisor kim supervisor campos. >> thank you i want to thank supervisor wiener for bringing this forward and i want to associate myself with the comments of supervisor kim supervisor kim and i think as we have trailing legislation on the issue of short-term rentals that we should consider including a limitation on these types of dwellings i think that we have yet to fully understand the impact of short-term rentals on our housing stock and i think that whatever we can do to ensure that housing units are in fact made available for housing and

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interests now unite us. we can assure you to the government of national unity is revitalizing the partnership and looks at this partnership with the united states as foundational, not just for afghanistan's stability, but for regional and global stability. much binds us together. and the flexibility that has been provided for 2015 will be used to accelerate reforms, to ensure that the afghan national security forces are much better led, equipped, trained, and are focus on the fundamental mission. i am pleased to say that the departure of 120,000 international troops is not brought about the security gap or collapse that was often anticipated. i would like to pay tribute to this moment to the continued sacrifice of the afghan security forces, civilians, and a patriotic nation. our patriotism is part of of simultaneously our international group. we are unique in that we have embraced democratic ways. we are very proud of our islamic civilization. that is truly in dialogue with the world. we have the capacity t

there is much that unites us and your mother was an inspiration to us.that the president of the world bank actually got the job because he invoked your mother's teachings to convince you that anthropologists could lead, so thank you for according him that opportunity. >> he's done a great job. with that let's take a couple of questions. leo shane. military times. >> thank you, mr. president. this is on. >> yes. i can hear. >> with the increased slowdown in the drawdown here we're looking at more risk and danger for u.s. troops in afghanistan. how do you justify that to them how do you tell them that the mission is still worth it and assure them there is an end coming to the mission. and for president ghani, you've talked the last couple of days about the sacrifice of u.s. troops and you were at arlington earlier today, how do you tell them that this continued sacrifice is worth it to them as well? >> well first of all, i think it is important, leo, to remember the timeline for withdrawal down to an embassy-centered presence, a normalization of our presen

interest now unite us. and we can assure you that the government of national unity is revitalized the partnership and looks at this partnership of the united states as foundational. not just for our stability, but for regional and global stability. much binds us together. and the flexibility that has been provided for 2015 will be used to accelerate reforms to ensure that the afghan national security forces are much better led, equipped trained and are focused on the fundamental mission. i'm pleased to say that the departure of 120,000 international troops is not brought about the security gap or the collapse that was often anticipated. i'd like to pay tribute at this moment to the continued sacrifice of the security forces civilians, and a patriotic nation. our patriotism is part of simultaneously our internationalism. we are unique in that we've embraced democratic ways. we're very proud of our islamic civilization. that is truly in dialogue with the world. and we have the capacity to speak. they do not sp

that that contributed to a vibrant neighborhood certainly there's a demand for smaller units, however, the mixed use we can't overlook the city approvals the micro unit the latter is not subject to affordability requirement and not subject to the two bedroom mixed requirement although not an issue to be considered the project sponsor has opted to off site no affordable units with the land in we can't continue to keep done the struggling due to the lack of affordability of those housing types. >> thank you now opening it up for public comment rob pool. >> hello commissioners rob pool with the housing objection o action coalition the project sponsor presented this back in 8 months ago with the project at the time that was 43 studios then if in accordance with the work with the hayes valley neighborhood association we got half one bedrooms and four more unit this is a fantastic site for this type of project and transient oriented challenging site because of the elevation but he made a well-designed building we love that it is car free plenty of transportation options nearby it is a walkable neighborhoo

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there's much that unites us. your mother was an inspiration to us. and i understand the president of the world bank actually got the jump because he invoked your mother's teachings to convince you that anthropologists could lead the world bank. so thank you for according him that opportunity. >> all right. with that let's take a couple questions. leo, "military times." >> thank you, mr. president. this is on right? >> yeah it's on. i can hear you. >> with the increased slowdown and drawdown here we're looking at more risk more danger for u.s. troops that are in afghanistan. how do you justify that to them? how do you tell them the mission is still worth it? and how do you assure them that there is an end coming to this mission? and for president ghani, you've talked last couple days about the sacrifice of u.s. troops. you were at arlington earlier today. how do you tell them that this continued sacrifice will be worth it to them as well? >> well, first of all, i think it's important to remember the timeline for our withdrawal down to an embassy cente

multi unit you have to locate those sites and where smaller units are appropriate by their size and location affordable by stop sign that will help us i approve of the motion made and to approve the project but it would ask that the project sponsor consider the onsite affordable units. >> mr. did you want to respond to that. >> i think i stated the requirement to the commissioner if the project sponsor is going to change the project they need to let the commission and the staff know that their requirement in writing prior to the hearing if they want to change their project they need to do it affirmly. >> mr. reuben you want to speak to that city attorney. >> i'm speaking on behalf of the opener george mcnab wants to with connections will continue to work with the staff the satire top with the open space we want to work with the bmr contribution on site. >> thank you. >> commissioner hillis. >> just a comment on the affordable by design we hear the awkward 2 bedrooms can be affordable by design and affordable units affordable by stop sign those are market rate their studio market rate or two bedroom market rate it is not affordable h

. >> since 2009, the united states has used drone and missile strikes to target and kill what they say are al qaeda operatives in yemen. but as the drone war escalated and in the aftermath of the revolution that removed president ali abdulah saleh from power, al qaeda in the arabian peninsula grew. the yemeni and us governments say they are co-operating to push al qaeda back. >> we are not fighting terrorism for the united states, we are fighting terrorism for the security of yemen. >> why not say we are not going to help you until detainees come home? >> i don't think this is the right approach. the right approach is to sit and look at the risk and benefits of every decision you take. it is not a bargaining table. >> we want to find out more about al qaeda in yemen, so we travel to meet a man who is said to have preached in afghanistan in the late 90s - and to have arranged osama bin laden's marriage to his fifth bride. rashad ismael has two relatives detained at guantanamo. his brother sadeq was released back to yemen in 2007, after six years. rashad says that a few yemenis have join