to look at the current contemporary look at what's happening right now we're seeing from the quote unquote obviously russia this is one of the methods that they're trying to do they're trying to make russia appear on a track to for business even though it's not the case because the same issues have been very very successful so mr medlin he was an angel a that was a no not at. all he was also another criminal they had to leave russia because he wanted to escape persecution when i was hiding out in israel you know what's interesting is he owns about seventy percent of the stake of his holding company that was awarded the quote unquote. as of this for fifty one billion dollars and unfortunate a lot of people are under the false assumption that this money is going to be going to mom and pop investors is not the case going to this one all garko and about seventy percent of the holding and the other thirty percent is own largely by about four other all darks they're all russian of russian nationality so as rich people they're going to get even richer yeah well yeah and actually actually to make

joseph ellis called that book, quote/unquote, a landmark work. when her edited volume alexander hamilton writings appeared atlantic monthly ranked it one of the best books of the year. that's just a sampling of her would be. she has numerous articles in peer review journals. op-ed pieces in "the new york times" and a appeared in a host of documentaries on pbs and the history channel and a number of radio programs including the bbc and npr. lectures at the smithsonian, library of congress, the treasury department and colonial williamsburg. and recently she assisted the hamilton grange when it re-opened here in new york. so it's no wonder that joanne was ranked as one of the nation's top young historians. in conclusion i quote words from 212 years are go. quote/unquote, it's my duty to exhibit things as they are, not as they ought to be. that's good advice for a historian and joanne freeman explains history not as it ought to be but as it was. and what said that? of course, alexander hamilton. it's my pleasure to introduce our keynote speaker, joan

. >> there's true but there's nothing where the owner represented to the tenant tights quote/unquote a legal unit. >> if he was aware why did he rent the property. >> i'm awarethanasia that's an obligation of the landlord as the mayor's office has recognized there are tens of thousands of illegal unit throughout the city and i'm not aware of any instance or provision of an ordinance that says if it's an illegal unit the landlord must inform the tenant of that and okay. thank you. >> mr. duffey. >> good evening, commissioners joel duffey dbi. first of all, i'd like to wish commissioner hwang all the best in her future it's been a pleasure knowing you at the board and you've been thorough in my opinion which i like i like your fairness and it's been a pleasure working with you best of luck in the future. on this case commissioners there's a lot of mostly parts reading the brief and i'll speak about the plumbing permit i want to speak about the complaint and the process that maybe should be taken care of so the plumbing permit was applied for by our plumbing provision on obtain think th

unquote. the chief editors of the times of israel was more. whether threw malice or ineptitude or both, it was not a case of america's top diplomat coming to our region to ensure the protection of a key ally. this was a betrayal. unquote. he called him a hapless nebbish. obama officials are bristling. since 1945, israel has been the single largest beneficiary of u.s. foreign and military aid to the amount of $181 billion. >> also on friday, secretary kerry condemned the "out ragous palestinian allegations of the cease fire." is his criticism warranted or over the top? i ask you mort. >> at the very specific issue of his coming in with a peace proposal that came from kuttab. the worst and most antiseparatists metic leader in the middle east. they form a program and kerry brings it as a proposal with the united states blessing did not go over well. >> it was a lead balloon. >> a very bad move. it has been completely disengaged from the process. the israelis have a very simple problem. they have got to prevent their own people from being bombed w

while i agree with the direction of many of the recommendations others i cannot support at this time unquote. faith hubbard has faith and hope for colton that the new mayor will stick with what she sees as a clear course, mayor gray's plan. >> i think our city is in a pretty fragile point with education. >> reporter: carol schwartz who is also running for mayor says there's aspects of the plan that are good and likely the new mayor will want to make changes as well. >>> the start of the new year brings a lot of questions for kids and parents and tomorrow, we're going to have experts on hand who can help you out. so on wusa 9 news at noon, a doctor will be here to give you live advice on a live web cast and at 5:00, he'll be here in the studios to take your calls and answer some of your questions. >>> seeking treatments that is illegal. in america, next why some families are risking their lives to cross the border to overcome an addiction. >> 89 was the high today. 50 to 57 this morning at dulles. this is the second time the burbs have been in the 50s in august. wake-up weather, 60s primarily

matthew, we know that putin ordered a quote, unquote humanitarian corridor. tell me what that is. >> reporter: well, he called on pro-russian rebels that surrounded government forces after making significant military gains in the past couple days to open a humanitarian corridor to allow ukrainian government soldiers out of the battle zone. in his words to allow them to keep their lives and rejoin their families. that call was in itself condemned by the government of ukraine in kiev and they say, officials there saying it indicates how much control vladimir putin has over the rebels that he would even make this request, adding to the growing body of evidence that it is vladimir putin that's pulling the strings of the insurgency in the east of that country, brooke. >> speaking of pulling the strings and having control here, we know, matthew, the u.s. state department reported that families in russia do not know where their sons are being since, but then seeing their bodies returned for burial. what is vladimir putin telling his own people about what's happening

identified the ideology of the right wing as being actually the same as the ideology of the quote, unquote, terrorist group hamas. >> why hasn't our government or anyone said like hamas, if you have parties like that in your government, you are not a peace partner and you are a terrorist group. if in fact you use violence to implement your policy, as hamas does, so the hi pock hypocracy is mind boggling. >> is the u.s. hypocriteal for not negotiating? >> to negotiate with them, and they cut offhands and heads of people and they kill girls who go to school and that didn't prevent the united states from having negotiations with the taliban. that's nonsense that we don't talk to terrorist organizations. >> how is the isreali palestinian crisis solved? and what is the role of the united states? >> the issue is america removing itself from being a collaborator in the policies. so at some point the united states were to say, this is not something we can do. you want to do it, you're on your own. that could still change the situation. because isrealis do not want to have the country live in a wor

shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted, unquote. many believe the words "cruel and unusual punishment" apply to the death penalty, which is a reason in and of itself for its abolition and former supreme court judge john paul stevens is now one of the abolitionists. stevens, nominated by president gerald ford, served on the high court from 1975 until 2010, 35 years. in his new book, six amendments, how and why we should change the constitution, justice stevens proposes adding five words to the language of the 8th amendment. quote, excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments such as the death penalty inflicted, unquote. >> he wanted to revise the constitution, which now reads excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments. constitution stops there. he wants the following words included, such as the death penalty inflicted. question, could an antideath penalty constitutional amendment such as former justice stevens, who had e

years we have provided no military assistance whatsoever and no economic assistance to cambodia, unquote. the calculated coverup, like watergate, unravelled by dent. we heard about it because a foreign correspondent happened to report on his discovery of the thousands of craters made by american b-52s. there was no justification for maintaining secrecy about that war. the cambodians knew, everyone knew except the people of america, and this information was withheld from them until is happened to come out. the only reason for the deception of congress and the country was the president's political objective of deceiving and quieting the anti-war movement. the president orchestrated a conspiracy to keep the lid on cambodia until after the election of 1972. the facts of this presidentially-elected conspiracy do not come from taped conversations or mere infrances. they come from a testimony of general earl wheeler, head of the joint chiefs of staff. he testified in july 1973 that the president told him not once, but at least a half dozen times that the bombing of cambodia must never be reveal

we're going to protect our people if we can, unquote. that is the saddest standard of conduct set forth in that entire page are arena. they say he doesn't look at it that way. he looks at it as necessary to cover up. in that same conversation say i want you to stone wall it. i let prefer you do it the other way. leave an aside for a mom t moment. leave that aside. examine his words to determine what they did do and what he did do from march 22nd. did they come fore. did they describe? did they tell all or did they stone wall is it is it did they cover up or did they do anything to save the plan from march 22nd to this very day they are doing everything to save the plan including the last page of evident when mr. had gone through the tapes and came up with evidence that bore

this is a quote, unquote, white house briefing. not the white house. the president is on martha's vineyard. that's where this is taking place. they're addressing russia-ukraine right now. what we're listening for what the white house will say as far as isis is concerned. let's dip in. >> isis can only be defeated if a fight is taken in syria. is that -- does the president agree with that? and if so, how does he intend to undertake it, and would it mean a significant change in the mission against islamic state? >> we certainly agree any strategy to deal with the isil organization has to deal with both sides of the border, iraq and syria. the strategy that we are already undertaking does address that. in the sense that we are providing training and equipment and assistance to the iraqi security forces and kurdish security forces fighting them on the ground in iraq. we are also providing support and military assistance to the moderate syrian opposition. what we would like to see is those -- those efforts squeeze the space where isil operates. but there ar

told the "atlantic" magazine, obama's decision to not arm some syrian rebels early on was a quote, unquotefuel the rise of isis. clinton and president obama will be meeting tonight at the high-profile birthday party on martha's vineyard. jim acosta pushed the white house in this interview to let the press watch this hug. >> secretary clinton, you know, she said she wants to hug it out. so why not let everybody see it? >> i believe the president and secretary clinton have had many hugs over the past few years. i suspect many of them have been caught on camera. again, i appreciate the request, but i do think is a private social gathering for someone's birthday so it's going to be hard to bring all of you lovely people in. >> oh, those lovely people. let's bring in some lovely people. we have political commentator, and democratic strategist out of of brazil. you like that? and national political reporter peter hamby. let me begin with you, peter. let's imagine if we were part of the lovely people invited to this party this evening. a lot of democratic all-stars on the vineyard. who and what w

unquote. that is the saddest standard of conduct set forth in that entire page after page of transcripts that the president denigrates a standard of conduct that eisenhower set for his subordinates, we don't look at it that way and he doesn't look at it that way. he looks at it as necessary to cover up. when the president said in that same conversation i want you all to stonewall it, let them plead the fifth amendment, cover up or anything else if it will save the plan that's the whole point. and then he said, as my friends on the other side pointed out, on the other hand i prefer you do it the other way. leaving aside for the moment the argument as if, as to the fact that he probably was referring to "it" as being a plan for mitchell to come forth and take all the blame and there by get the president and his men off the hook. leave that aside. examine his words to determine what they did do and what he did do from march 22nd. did they come forth? did they describe? did they tell all or did th

unquote. obama administration officials are bristling over the criticism of kerry. on friday secretary kerry condemned the israeli palestinian violations of the gaza cease-fire. is it warranted or over the top? >> at the specific issue of his coming in with a peace proposal that came from joining with turkey, whose leader is the worse anti- semantic leader in the middle east. they formed a program. kerry's carrying it in did not go over well. >> a lead balloon. >> there was a bad move. it is completely disengaged from the process. they come back with a new theory. israelis have to prevent their own people from being bombed with missles and being attacked through these tunnels under them. these are strategic threats to israel. they are going to respond to it. this is something not going to change because kerry coming in under this way. he's come back with a different proposal, with a short term cease-fire which ended after three hours when the palestinians attacked and killed a couple israeli soldiers and captured one. which is another way to explode any possibility

we then call on the authorities to investigate this appalling incident in rafah, unquote.e military says it was targeting militants on a motorcycle near the school. they are reviewing the strike. i'm joined now by a spokesman to the u.n. relief works agency. he's in tel aviv, israel. tell me what you know about the strike near the school today. >> i think the important thing to say is that the israeli press certainly are of mind on this story. the state department and the headline is u.s. appalled by, quote, disgraceful shelling of u.n. school. i think that encapsulates the outrage about this incident. you can't properly ask about the incident itself at about 10:45 this morning, there was a shell that came in just outside adjacent to the main gate. our report suggests that nine people were killed and 27 were injured. to be clear, we phoned and notified the israeli army no less than 33 times about the location of this school and the fact there were thousands of people who had taken refuge there. remember, in the incident four days ago, we said, we notified the israeli army

i do think that in, quote unquote, skirting the law there are some very vulnerable democrats that areervous about this because they cannot go back to their districts and talk about how the president has made this decision. but the reality is that the advocate want him to go forward and very forcefully. >> tadvocates want to see, quot unquote, children to be able to have the accessible to become americans but we know the southern border has become a hotbed of activity and a lightning rod in terms of political divisiveness. what does the president have to express leadership and show leadership in immigration reform? >> too much. too little. too late. 2011 according to homeland security the president had deported close to 400,000 immigrants. >> 400,000. >> 400,000 illegal immigrants, 48% of them had committed crimes. he promised the hispanic community and latino voters are an important voting bloc, he promised when he ran the first time he would do something about immigration reform. right after they reelected him, 11.2 million latinos voted in the 2012 election. they supported president

it spans two decades from 1918 through crystal knot or, quote-unquote, night of the broken glass, unquote, in 1938 and the pertinent events during world war ii regarding the effects of disarming policies. research fellow at the independent institute, dr. steven halbrook is the renowned constitutional legal scholar, attorney and author who has won three cases before the supreme court, testified before numerous congressional committees, been interviewed on cnn, fox, court tv and elsewhere and been published in the "wall street journal," "usa today" and many other publications. his many books in addition to the gun control in the third reich include "the founders' second amendment," "securing civil rights," "that every man be armed," and "target switzerland." so i'm very pleased to introduce steven halbrook. [applause] >> thank you, david. it's a real pleasure to be here. it's getting rather dÉjÀ vu. i can't remember exactly how many times we've done this, but -- and thank you all for coming out tonight. and i just want to have special thanks and recognition to my wife, brenda, and my daught

washington calls the attack quote unquote disgraceful and appalling.ng me now, israeli ambassador to the united nations. good to have you with us again. let me start with this fundamental question. the out has come out as you know and called israel's actions disgratesful and appalling. what do you say to the united states? >> i say, look, the real question here, is who's the bad guy here? hamas in the sense is using, with a we know as a fact, they are using schools, using mosques, using facilities in order to shoot missiles against israelis day in and day out. so this specific thing we are investigating. and i can tell you we won't shy away from taking responsibility. but in a sense, you are trying to equate and this is my point here, a democracy like israel with a terror organization like hamas p. this is like equating the united states with al qaeda. this is absolutely the good and evil here. and israel in a sense wants peace. we have shown in the past -- >> do you say to the united states though, hey, look, you now trying to take the high road, stat

. >> basically they wanted to quote/unquote rebrand libya into a country that paid attention to well-being because they were aware of this data. >> was it one of the sons, by the way who is on trial? >> he died three weeks after he left my class. it was very sad because you could see there was this absolute huge anxiety that some disaster was going to occur. >> libya is just one of many places in the midst of crisis right now. >> yes. >> talk about how you view the world at this point. is it at a tenuous time. >> if you have 50% of the world living on less than $2 a day, that's a catastrophe, we have that right now. >> you think its rooted in poverty. >> it's rooted in poverty and lack of education. those two things. >> it has nothing to do with power struggles, religion, or fights-- >> no, i don't think so. i think its mostly poverty. but mostly what happens is when you have radical poverty and lack of education, then unscrupulous leaders arrive to take advantage of that and become demagogues and tyrants and that's what happens. the root cause is still lack of education and lack of resour

and its important that quality preschools be allowed to expand in order to keep families in the sky unquote we live in a city where parking and traffic are daily factors people's no. 1 public streets are just that public and public parking is just that public parking but the kline's will do everything possible to mitigate any impact they'll have on parking and traffic and this modified or - let's make san francisco an education city first. thank you >> we have photos here at 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon there's a lot of off-street parking parking and this is where everybody comes home they have two car garages and one car inside. okay. thank you >> mrs. garland if you want another member of your project team to speak this is their opportunity rather than at the end. >> okay. >> good afternoon commissioners i'm steven i will ivy, address the commission i also wanted to say there was a solicitation to my hues from a realtor from prudential that was trying to list my house and had 12 liks equalizing prices and the sales prices were significantly higher it's no secret san francisco property is in

not going to be cool but it is going to quote unquote just be 80 degrees in sunnyvale. over at the shoreline, middle 60s, pacifica, half-moon bay. fairfield, 68. san ramone the same. santa rosa, 75, and 63 degrees out in san jose. a slight shower chance for us late tomorrow, going into the afternoon hours of tuesday. slight chance, wednesday, thursday, friday, warming it up, clearing it out. plenty of sunshine the latter half of the week. things will get interesting in the next couple of days in the bay area in respect to the bay area. for the first time in awhile maybe rain. we will see. >> all right. >>> singing the jail house blues. [singing] s hitched -- >> after the break, the unusual rehab program helping california inmates. and talk about taking the phrufrplg. a couple gets hitched -- taking the plung, a couple gets married 12,000 feet up. >>> can the quarterback resurrect the his career under jim harbaugh. and the golf ball that dislodged a diamond in a wedding ring. that is all coming up on "gameday" ,,,,,, when salesman alan ames books his room at laquinta.com

the president made that got everybody's attention, which is we don't have a strategy yet, quote, unquote, to deal with the isis threat, to hit ice is targets in syria, josh earnest said the president doesn't have options on his desk or options from the pentagon yet. at the pentagon briefing, rear admiral john kirby, president secretary, said the pentagon is ready. so there is a disconnect, not only between the president and defense secretary but it seems the white house and pentagon. i tried once again to go back to josh earnest, ask for clarification of that comment, does the president regret it. >> he was asked a specific question about whether or not the president would seek congressional authorization before ordering any sort of military action in syria. and the point the president made was that that's putting the cart before the horse. the president hasn't yet laid out a specific plan for military action in syria. and the reason for that is simply that the pentagon is still developing that plan. >> i later on asked, brooke, whether or not there's debate inside the administration abo

how much of a, quote unquote, inversion would there be? >> a company like burger king or any u.s.as a 35% corporate tax rate here in the u.s. in the canada, that's 26.5%. burger king argues their effective tax rate right now is closer to 27%. it wouldn't be as big a savings. there's a very good reason why this deal, they would move the head carry thes to to canada as opposed to making tim horton's come to miami. >> democrats are rallying around this issue of inversion ahead of the midterms. could there be political blow back for burger kick for such a move? >> i think there could be. if you look at the inversions that have happened to date, the ones that have closed and had, most have been in the health care sec sector. if a doctor says use this drug, chances are you're going to use this drug. chances are you're going to use the drug. here though, people have a legitimate choice. burger king is not a required use for consumers. i think if enough advertising comes out or enough comes out burger king is trying to skirt taxes, there could be consumer blowback and some voter blowback

. >> reporter: but besides the money, they needed to quote unquote cleanse. asked him for gift cards, lots of them to high end stores. >> niemann marcus, banana republic, fancy stores like that. >> reporter: hoougs says they kept promising to give the money back. if they symptomed the work now, it would have been all been for nothing. >> i was isolated, and i was told not to tell anybody. >> reporter: exactly what happened to this victim. who was too ashamed of how much she lost in a scheme to show her face. >> i think it was over $500,000 at least that i could account for and probably more i didn't keep records of. >> reporter: half a million dollars handed over to a woman she thought was her friend. and that's not all. just check out this credit card statement. close to $32,000 all racked up our victim says by rose marks. >> some of the things that they were buying, like a $2,000 suit, and i was skimping and hardly had anything. it is rather upset pg. she said well, at one point in time, i get all my money back. >> reporter: but she never did. during the co

somebody tweeted to you, mike, this quote, unquote, thug life trend has to end. yourself on your twitter page refer to yourself as a gangster rapper. >> yep. >> you are killer mike. >> yep. >> how does that not, you know, further extend and improve the president's point that there is a perception out there? >> well, first, let's say i am killer mike, because i kill microphones. and i trust people are intelligent enough to get it. you got it. so if you don't get that, then that's probably where we're gor'g to end our intelligence conversation. because i trust americans to be smart. killer mike is a gangster rapper. before i get to the gangster rapper part, which is kind of tongue in cheek, i say i'm michael render, i like my woman, weed, polo and politics. i pretty much let you know what my political agenda are. it's close to my family, cñose to medicinal marijuana and i follow politics as a hobby. when i say i'm a pan african angster rapper, i think that the african from the cashion to north america should be working to fix our problems. atlantans should be dona

as a consequence, thc's adverse e effects on driving performance appear relatively small, unquote. meanwhile, the national transportation safety board held a public forum to discuss the most effective data-driven science-based actions to reduce accidents results in subs-impaired driving. in may 2013 it reelised a safety report entitled "reaching zero -- actions to eliminate alcohol-impaired driving" in which it reiterated a recommendation for nhtsa to develop a common standard of practice for drug toxicology testing. scientific analysis and technological advancements have standardized the use of a breathalyzer to determine alcohol intoxication. however, states beginning to implement marijuana decriminalization, and there are now the 22 of them plus the district of columbia, must act swiftly to address the fact that there really is no legal limit set for driving under the influence of marijuana as there is with alcohol. for instance, field sobriety test es may be accurate and effective at dee texting marijuana impairment. a study of the uk examining the accuracy of field sobriety te

. >> and basically, they wanted to quote, unquote rebrand libya and into a country that paid attentiono wellbeing because they were aware of the data. >> was it one of the sons? >> he died. he died three weeks after he left my class. it was very sad because, you know, you could see that there was this absolute huge anxiety occur. >> libya is just one of many places in the midst of crisis? >> in crisis right now. >> talk about how you viewed the world at this point. is it at a tenuous time? >> if you have 50% of the world living on less than $2 a day, that's catastrophe and we have that right now. poverty? >> it's rooted in poverty and lack of education. those two things. >> it has nothing to do with power struggles or religions or fights over resources? >> no. i don't think so. i think it i think it's mostly poverty. of course, what happens is when you have radical poverty and lack of education >> unscrupu louse leaders become demagogues and tie rats but the root cause is lack of education, lack of resources. >> can the meditation that you prescribe for so many ills ? >> it's for every

historically the method of capping off and removing a stove has been used to remove quote/unquote illegal units you, however, those are at least in my experience have been a building permit has been applied to effect that that's the reason we came here today. what we have to remember we're just looking at the permit here and, in fact, if the permit holder would like to apply for a building permit than because of block book 90s notices in effective e effect they can have the discretionary review and the chips will fall that's all we're requesting in the fingertip so look at the permit and not the liability and understand the permit holder intends to do and revoke it on that basis thanks. >> we can take rebuttal from the permit holder. >> just like to clarify 1 or 2 things there's confusion and that could be my fault for serving what's called a predemolition notice it's pursuant to california civil code 1940.6 it's notice to a tenant if you're intending to demolish but you're taking it out of use giving notice to the tenant that's coming it also cards with that a possibly statutory fine of

making it to the final four and back to this building in early january, another team that's in, quote unquote rebuilding year because they lost so many players. one team is thinking, hey guys, i told you, we're young but we're going to have a great year. florida state is saying, it's not going to be as easy as think it is. we told you you better be ready to go. >> chris: now do you onside kick it? >> kirk: i think with three timeouts, you consider taking a little bit of a deeper kick. looks like they're going onside kick. >> chris: smith, the punter, handles the kickoff duties. it's going to be smith. deflected. the ball is loose, out of bounds. it will be seminole ball. >> kirk: we were at practice on thursday and i noticed when they were practicing their onside kicks they were very consistent with getting that ball to pop up. time after time they must have done it four or five times, it popped up perfectly and gave them a chance to recover. they have confidence. they have all three of their timeouts. jimbo fisher is a play caller. he's in a unique position. does he run three straight times