you've sand be tennis upcoming ignored us etc., you know, spread rumors about us, lied about us. what's interesting to -- i was thinking about this on the train ride down here that the rampage school shooters are an outlook us to the boys version of the girls who commits suicide after being relentlessly cyber bullied and a sean day an and all that t they can't take it anymore. the boys explode into the girls internalize. but it's a similar kind of dynamic. so it's not true that only boys bully. we know that's not true, but they have different kinds of responses to it. and so, you know, they feel wronged and badly done by, they feel ignored like i will show you. i will get even with you. that is their logic. there are thousands of boys that are fueling this all the time. so why is it that school shootings are also horrifying in some ways seemingly irregular occurrence and also reasonably rare. 99% of schools haven't had one. why? because thousands of boys feel this every day in their basements and attics and bedrooms blowing up the galaxy on the computer wanting to take three then

the next one i found to be, while i understand the concern about barring entertainment uses and etc. i have a hard time that there is going to be another process in place. we heard from mr. teague that there will be another process and opportunity to that issue as to the use. that would take place in the commercial portion of the property. so i would be disinclined to put that on the permit. >> i think just the legislation in the neighborhood is going to stop that from happening anyway. since it's close proximity to a school, they would not be entitle to a 48 license. >> if that is a restaurant, that is different issue, and noprescribnot prescribed to that. >> that's where i am on that. >> what about what commissioner fung brought up chopping the top. >> yeah, i liked that too. >> commissioner fung raised two additional points about the requirements for the party wall and also the roof deck. i don't know if we want to -- >> we are kind of having more of a discussion than motion. >> i thought the roof deck of removed. i swear i heard that earlier that was a part of the condition earli

you've bullied us, beat us up, etc. spread rumors about us, lied to us.what's interesting and i was thinking about this on the way down here, that the rampage school shooters are analogous to the boys version of girls that commits suicide after being relentlessly cyber bullied and shunned and all of that that they can't take it anymore. the boys exploded and the girls internalize. so, this is a similar kind of dynamic so it's not true that only the boys bully. we know that's not true but they have different kinds of responses to it. they feel wrong. they feel badly done. they feel ignored. i will show you. that is their logic. now, there are thousands of boys that are fueling this all the time. so why is it that school shootings are although horrifying and in some ways, you know, a seemingly regular occurrence, also reasonably rare. 99% haven't had one. why? thousands of boys are feeling this every single day in their basement and attic and attic blowing up the galaxy on the computer wanting to take revenge and why don't they? dare you have to provide all

etc you. see they are asking us today to produce more products for export to make more money especially to pay back the debt so they force us to produce palm oil they ask us to produce coffee at the time of structural adjustment it was coffee palm oil cotton people had to. ask the d r c as you have diamonds you have gold gold. would you can sell and buy products which may come from china or europe the chicken that comes from europe the chicken that comes from france do will key which come from the belgian abba chores or from argentina the new one and we don't need them because we can raise our own i assure you that in this country when you have planted maize for months afterwards you already have the product yeah as for rice there are regions where we produce rice even here here where we are we produce rice but as for meat we have the plateaus and. today places like the plateau of are used for mining exploitation and today we import meat chicken awful we import more than one hundred forty thousand tons of meat an awful and chickens so all that is really a policy of submission a policy of depen

at where we are 25 years later in the bay area, looking at how hard it is for us to strive to keep our theater is going, etci like to think that i'm not struggling quite as hard, personally, but what i mean by that, the intention, the commitment. particularly, to produce works that would not be produced in other places, and also to really nurture women of color artists. i think that is something that has not shifted for me in those 25 years, and it is good to see that brava remains committed to that kind of work. ♪ >> when people talk about the reflection of the community, we can only go from what we have on our staff. we have a south asian managing director, south african artistic director, latino community out rich person. aside from the staff, the other people, artists that we work with being a reflection of us, yes, the community is changing, but brava has always tried to be ahead of that trend. when i came in, i tried to make it about the work that shows the eclectic mission district, as well as serving the mission. those are the types of things those are the types of things that i feel build one brava

latvia cyprus etc and hasn't been used at home to invest in the country. should the ukrainian government that so show that the e.u. is bad news for ukraine be doing a better job of telling those same hundreds of thousands out on the streets why it's bad news maybe they're not getting their message across clearly enough no well no i mean they're absolutely not but again to a certain extent they've brought the situation onto themselves because their failings and i think those who are seeking a better situation in tangling themselves of the european union are unfortunately looking at a fool's gold i don't think it's going to deliver immediate prosperity and i don't even know if it's going to deliver prosperity in the long term no argument the ukraine needs to reform. well unfortunately the options are ones which would be very difficult to implement but are nonetheless necessary i mean what we need to see is a wholesale change in the economic development model again one which would keep capital at home capital formation needs to take place and we need to see i

religious principles etc so the different levels of the us see shows that now i've heard you mention in many of your previous public appearances that you believe that the always seem model of consensus has been very successful and that it could be used as a. as an example to you imitate probably in other parts of the world and i wonder if that somewhat optimistic assessment was a bit premature because if you look at europe there is a rise of ethnic tensions there is a rise of xenophobia the. democracy index for last year noted an erosion of confidence in democracy in a number of european countries a sterrett imagine is there also having a very judgmental effect i wonder if you see those changes within europe and then the core of europe as something that is temporary or something that made to magically change the layout of europe in the long term well this is a phenomena we see winning societies with the europeans are saying is that mental increasing rather radicalization even even making my own country have seen that then they also made this point a bit of vision. i think there are t

etc you. see they are asking us today to produce more products for export to make more money especially to pay back the debt so they force us to produce palm oil they ask us to produce coffee at the time of structural adjustments it was coffee palm oil cotton while people had to. ask the d r c as you have diamonds you have gold gold. would you can sell and buy products which may come from china or europe the chicken that comes from europe the chicken that comes from france do will key which come from the belgian avatars or from argentina the new one and we don't need them because we can raise our own i assure you that in this country when you have planted maize for months afterwards you already have the product yeah as for rice there are regions where we produce rice even here here where we are we produce rice but as for meat we have the plateaus and katanga today places like the plateau of are used for mining exploitation and today we import meat chicken awful we import more than one hundred forty thousand tons of meat an awful and chickens so all that is really a policy of submission a polic

us we are feeling. lack of access to jobs. and etc., so i think that it is very important to remember that we are all temporary stewarts of this public land and that it belongs as a public good and so we are applauding this effort and we are hoping that you support this deal. and i am very heartened to hear that you know some of the ideas coming from the teachers union because i come from a long line of family you know my wife is a teacher, we have family that are teachers, and we are all about labor love, community, love, and we are looking forward to really creating some programs so we can create the teacher housing so that we can create stability for many of our teachers and para professionals that are struggling during this very traumatic moment in time and so thank you all for all of your support. hi, my name is bond and i am a member and i am a young member at a west bay program and i am a student at lowelhigh school and i support building more affordable housing and i used to live in the mal and i have lived there most of my li

he had text, etc., that most over the use see of semicolons. so i did that. the only thing i had to do. stayed officially away from it. i was deeply disappointed by the loss. >> did you speak for him? did not speak for him. i did not. i campaigned for him on the radio. please go out and do it. when you're seeking the nomination, i did campaign for him. in 2012, there's no campaign to be done. >> talk show hosts make a mockery out of the law that says much money give so to a candidate. longer the lawno because of citizens united. ou could argue that talk show hosts make unlimited contributions by being on the side of someone. candidates at f my website. support i want to treadwell and tom cotton in arkansas. i have a long, long list. and i think that's terrific. i think if "the new york times" thing, i o the same was the first amendment, i was justice black, i have the in the back pocket aying congress makes no law as expected. yes, i make the law every day. that's what the framers intended. still have -- you have so race. er candidate per >> you can't give to

they tell us your health is everything, come in, we'll make you better, etc. but i think in the book we are really careful to tread this line and say consumers have a responsibility too. and some know it more than others, but they're definitely there. so we tell the story of one family from a pediatrician who just will not take no for an answer. child has headaches, comes into the physician. the physician does all the standard tests, no finding. the child has headaches. they're probably stress headaches. family will not accept it. they want certainty, they want to extract certainty from the system maybe because we've told them that the medical system can provide them all of these answers, but maybe because that, too, is an american thing, to strive for perfection and want to get it right. so we tell the story in such a way as to say there's a lot of moving pieces here, and consumers definitely, you know, have grown into the system to expect certain things from the system and want certain things from the system. so i would say, you know, consumers will have to

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, not just for the policyholder, but for others who use the car, employers, employees, car renters and mentees, husbands, wives, fathers, children, etc >> but italy still has no regulations in place to deal with this problem. drivers must assume this response themselves. >> i would have to give it some serious thought. it is not a simple yes or no. it is a very serious matter as it concerns our privacy. >> if you've got a clean conscience, why not check him -- why not? >> i would never have a black box installed. it doesn't save you that much and my private life should stay private. >> we all have gps and wireless on our cell phones and use satellite navigation systems in our cars. so now we are being spied on through this, too. that is one way of looking at things. but others don't want big brother watching them from the passenger seat, even if he promises to save them lots of money. >> that report brings us to the end of this edition of european journal. for him all of us -- for all of us here in brussels, thanks for watching. until next time, goodbye for now. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- 12/19/

etc.. the charges brought against us to start with, the first one was of piracy.we were accused of takeover of a ship for personal gain. each one of the elements had nothing to do with what we did. there was no takeover. there were certainly no personal gain involved. we have spent altogether two months, some of us longer, and attention first in a prison, in a jail, in the north of russia, and then subsequently, two weeks in st. petersburg. released a little over three weeks ago. then we were kept -- i should say, in a much bigger and more comfortable cell, still detained in russia, but at least allowed to stay in hotel and talk to each other. >> dimitri, at the time you were jailed, your father wrote an op- ed piece in "the washington post" urging your release. it was titled "my son facing russian prison for a peaceful protest." can you tell us something about the history of your family and these run-ins with authorities because of political involvement? >> sure. i think that gutted a little wrong. it a little dad got wrong. my great-grandfather was one of the le

etc. it's information that all of us will live with the results are denied as well as this congress. >> we'll do you and the person on your left next. >> ok. thank you very much. thank you. this is a great discussion. i'm an independent public policy consultant on trade issues. and i want to ask lori first to elaborate a little bit on the comment that the clinton administration was able to implement -- i don't know if i wrote this down correctly. did you say 130 trade agreements without fast track authority? and i'm interested in how those are defined. and then for both of you, there's a lot of press lately about the w.t.o. having finally reached an agreement in bali, a package of fairly modest agreements -- although i haven't seen any text yet -- but i'm wondering what you think of that. is that the type of trade agreement that we will see implemented here without fast track authority since no one seems to be talking about fast track authority for bali? thank you. >> the source for the 123 trade agreements is charlene the nited states trade representative who served for major chunk of the cl

if you use other statistics, you take into account the opponent, the weather, etc. >> so you createde, design told help medium who like to play fantasy football games. >> it's designed for that and a lot of people. people who play fantasy football. someone who wants to know who's better between the red sox or yankees. someone who wants to know who's going to win the ncaa tournament or why is alabama ranked number three in the b.c.s. instead of number two. 's design told give people a wholey yaunt at a timive opinion on statistics. >> this sounds like it would be very good information for the teams themselves to have. >> what we do is very similar to the movie "money ball." where people used statistics, in this case the oakland a's but they kept it just within the organization. we do it whether it's teams, the high school back in pittsburgh, the college in montana state or the average person playing fantasy football. we want to open it up to as many people as possible. we've had conversations with different teams. i can't name any names but there is a movement afoot across all teams t

etc.. some of the ingredients could be more expensive. we use zalman flower as opposed to wheat flour.bit more cost. >> different sourcing requirements. >> yes. qwest low would you like to see happen in the next six months to 12 months. we have always stayed very focused. we would like to see our cookies go international and working on china, anden, japan, we are also beginning to roll out our brownie program and our store within a store. a whole pile line and cake line you will be seeing around the city and other independent markets. >> another holiday favorite is chocolate. caroline hyde spoke with paul young in london about where he gets his ingredients. >> there is a direct account that has people like myself to buy direct. we are very conscious if we buy chocolates, and then make our products by giving the right amount of money back, the growth can then put more infrastructure in, more support, and they can invest act in an attractive young people to grow cocoa. qwest give us a sample -- of the demand. to expand throughout the recession. >> absolutely. it is an affordable luxury.

us, food is worth less. it will be good for chicken, livestock, etc., but it will have a ripple effect all over the farm economyfertilizers, equipment makers. be watching closely. thank you, alix steel. obama'st barack decision to nominate max baucus to be the ambassador to china will trigger a chain reaction in washington. nomination opens up new opportunities for fellow democrats and alters the midterm election outlook. peter cook is here to explain. he was already retiring, so why is this not such a big deal? >> it is all about the timing. he says he will leave the congress by the end of the term. people knew that already, but that meant he would be around and would have time to deal with his big issue, tax reform. he has been the point man in the senate and there were ideas that he would have the opportunity to nail that down as a legacy issue, but now he is off to china. the next question is who will take over the issue of taxes in the senate. the man to replace ammonia ron wyden. chairman of the energy committee. it is a seismic sit in washington and nobody believes the wyden will have opportunity to cut

us your health is everything. come in and we will make you better etc.. i think in the book we are careful to try to say consumers have a responsibility to. some know it more than others but they are definitely there so we tell the story of one family who will not take no for an answer. the child has headaches, comes to the physician and the physician does all the standard tests and there's no finding. they are probably stress headaches and the family will not accept it. they want certainty and they want to extract certain from the system. maybe because we are told in the medical system can provide all these answers or maybe that's an american thing to strive for perfection and get it right. we tell the story in such a way as to say there are a lot of moving pieces here and consumers definitely have grown into the system to expect certain things from the system and want certain things from the system. so i would say consumers will have to change. if we are going to change the health care system we need consumers to change their dialogue to prompt policies

etc. and so i think that we and therefore the public, through us, need to be privy to all of those documents and whatever communication that we have with them and just to get a sense of how we are doing that. >> and so, i am sorry that i am preempting the executive director bill san der son, sorry bill, but i do think that this is actually a very good point to clarify in that what is being proposed is not the plan. and it is, and with all due respect to the amendment that has been adopted, it is an option that we to not deny the diploma and the plan is to make a full a, through, g course of study and i think that what is important to highlight is what is referenced earlier in the terms of the significant number of students that have actually risen to this higher standard and this higher bar, of which we are all very, very, excited about, and has been the result of some for mittable work that our counselors and our schools are doing and that our principal and assistant principal and quite honestly all of the teachers in the secondary and middle schools are the conversations that you are havin

majority of data we are using this from publicly available voter files and we are building better inferences through statistics. like what pollsters have done, but with better technology, etc we partner with an organization like this, we are making sure we use a third party with a privacy-protected source so that information is protected on both sides. >> dan wagner, congratulations on your new firm that you are trying to put together. it's scary what's coming. i know you will have a personalized tv ad. you guys are making more actual tv ads than ever before. >> we are working at it. >> if it's going to work, it has to have content that is relevant and that means more for us to make. >> thanks for sharing a little bit of that technology and playing with your map on the website is fascinating. speaking of microtargeting, the price is right for one florida candidate going after a very specific demographic with a new tv ad. that's up next. first the trivia question. which state was the first to be represented by an african-american in congress? the first person to tweet the correct answer will get the on i air shout out. [ female announcer ] make every smile a 3d white smile