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is going to speak to you and give some opening remarks we're lucky to have mayor ed lee represent us here in the city of san francisco we really understands obviously civil rights issues by understands the kinds of principles that harvey also talked about we as individuals don't have the same kind of superdelegate or power when we collaborate together and minority groups and disables individuals and lesbian or gay straight whatever with we come pathotote with w we have become the majority so mayor ed lee thank you very much >> (clapping) thank you, ann well to the people's palaces another wonderful occasion to see all i have you but also a unique one. i want to begin by tang ann and stuart for your wonderful leaders when i saw the pictures from d.c. and i've been there before on anothers cargos this was pretty unique for san francisco. well deserves phenomenal nor harvey milk but your city has been about and what harvey milk attempted to do in his short life but look at who we are today and if harvey were here he'd be proud of the diversity not only in the elected officials but also in ou

market reporting for plants and energy market intelligence providers thank you so much for being with us here in the studio or hey well let's now take a look at this graphics right here which it clearly shows that the brand crude over the past few weeks went up and the prices skyrocketing here let's take a look at trans i mean is it a panic a buys sort of here or is it an alarming trend i think. based on the events are taking place in iraq should you do nothing so or buy. i think obviously what you should do is buy some just in case production is lost certainly the situation there is highly volatile but on the part of the investor i mean how reasonable is such an action reaction rather well i think precaution one should buy at this stage is what people have done so far from here on words i think people have done the precautionary buying on if they see some production shot in them prices could go up even further but the situation is changing so quickly in iraq are absolutely well you mention the situation there it's high volatility tillotson let's now take a look at the map of the country let'

let's see what he's got for us here. all right. now here's your church. tell us basically, because a lot of your book, catholic churches big and small, is explaning churches, architecture. walk us through this picture. >> this is a star the c and here's an example of the next page with the interior but shows kind of the basic cruciform they try. it's the shape of a crucifix, a cross. >> i wouldn't mind a crucifix. not a cross. >> saluting myself. the main part, the sanctuary is where the priest and the accolades perform their duty. the entrance of the front window. it's called the crossing where there's on either side. >> what do you do besides write children's books? >> i work on illustrations and paintings. >> are these illustrations? >> yes, i illustrated it. and i've been lucky enough to get a few commissions after i've been working on this. and negotiating with the wolf. and i've done an icon of the holy spirit this descending in the church of the visitation and these were all blessings. this stuff, i've loved all my life. and for me, and meditation,

will stay with us here are a t. international one godless they king of spain has abdicated after almost four decades on the throne but has a son felipe a professor take over and to monarchy protests have been now breaking out and i see it is in madrid forty. getting here to witness the ceremony is quite problematic the whole central area of madrid is cordoned off by heavy police presence and national guard more than seven thousand troops here and got the government obviously has every reason to be concerned because of the potential anti-monarchy protests which could hit the streets as early as tonight but most definitely tomorrow on thursday one hundred philippe will be crowned as spain's a new king now the reason for this discontent is quite simple the large part of the spanish society has been unhappy with the living conditions for more than six million people unemployed and they've been directing this blame on king on the king and the government most of them we spoke with they told us that it's not the change of

mariachi music. >> going to be playing for us here on "comunidad del valle" in just a bit.so going to be coming to san jose on june 28th. make sure that you lock that into your calendars. why don't you introduce us to everybody here so we know who is here with mariachi. >> go ahead. >> our chief guitarist, my friend, andres. our director, carlos martinez. jose martinez. daniel martinez. they are playing violin. [ speaking spanish ] >> mariachi martinez. >> yeah. >> okay. enrique santiago. >> here 15 years ago, i remember. >> even more. so he plays. al turo plays the guitar. alberto, he plays [ inaudible ]. my friend -- [ speaking spanish ] miguel ma rone plays the violin. trumpet player. my friend fernando. trumpet player. and the last one, alberto. >> do you guys still practice when you're not playing at a concert, do you still practice? >> yeah. >> people might think -- [ speaking spanish ] >> are there new songs? [ speaking spanish ] >> so you were with the same artistic director for a long time. what is it like to transition to a new artistic director with the mariachi.

slash boom bust archie and please tweet us at aaron aid at edward an age at abby martin from all of us here at boom of us thank you brought him up the next time john. with. a. very hard to take a. look. at that act with the great there are those. that believe. the the of. the true nature of the iraqi regime and the insurgency sweeping across the country and is a rat facing the grim reality of becoming a failed state facing charges. on your. face it's a. pleasure to have you with us here on our t.v. today i roll researcher. coming up on our t.v. iraq's crisis grows as isis militants continue to gain ground while washington weighs its options on what to do to handle iraq's worsening conflict the latest just ahead and the fighting in the eastern ukraine may come to a halt the new president has proposed a ceasefire the real anti kiev fighters agree more on that coming up. and it's no surprise to see a lot of add a video is on you tube but how about as a market stolen credit cards and hacking tools look at that later in the show.

i thank the witnesses for joining us here today. mr. wilburn, captain, thank you and mr. anderson, i thank you in particular for joining us and bringing so many of your colleagues. delta is an important and iconic company. i think you all should be congratulated for the great work you've done positioning this airline as such a successful business. and the fact all your colleagues joined you here today is a reflection of the good culture of the airline and your good leadership. so i want to make it clear that i think what you're doing is terrific. and my question is actually more of a factual question and perhaps like me colleagues i don't know the answer to my question before i'm asking it. but i was struck by this page when you put it up. and i wases very concerned by it because as i think many of my colleagues know i care deeply about three markets and believe that market pricing should

journalist and middle east expert and a bowl of under a barrel thanks so much annabelle for joining us here on our to international well my first question is i mean what is the game plan here for isis and going after the oil. well of course the main aim for isis is capturing baghdad because that is what they want to get they want to have the capital they want to have the entire country under their control and of course by capturing the city of budget capturing the refinery that is already a big step because the refinery as you said before is a very crucial very important and a very strategic point and it can baghdad protect its oil resources by itself. well there are some stocks so there is some reserve that they can use still so baghdad for this moment is not feeling very very very unsafe but you could see already at the at the gas stations along the lines are piled up people themselves are getting afraid because they hear rumors that they can they hear that the rebels are coming closer and closer so they are trying to get their cars filled before isis is getting here while the worst case

refugee agency thank you so much for talking to us here on our to international. as if drones satellites and tracking devices to. pakistan were not an elf the cia was also once considered using children's toys and that's according to reports in american media that have now been confirmed by the spy agency. has the details between market is a lucrative industry generating a reported eighty four billion dollars in global revenue and it makes sense everywhere around the world boys generally make kids happy except when the cia gets involved according to the washington post the spy agency concocted a plan in two thousand and five to develop osama bin ladin demon dolls aimed at scaring children and their parents to instill fear in families that would cause them to turn away from the real terrorists the twelve inch figurines were painted with a heat dissolving material designed to peel off and reveal a red faced demon like creature with piercing green eyes and black facial markings the code name for the project was devil eyes the plan was to distribute the toys to changer

us prices could jump another nickel by next weekend. that would be just as so many americans will be hitting the road for the fourth of july. and here in new york city, prices above $4. just like so many cities in america. >> all right, rebecca jarvis leading us off. thank you. >>> and now to the other nightmare on the road. these images of a dangerous crash on i-95. one of america's busiest highways. you can see the u.p.s. truck on its side. the highway shut down for hours and families stuck in their cars. tonight, the dangerous culprit. gio benitez on what caused it. >> reporter: dramatic images from one of the busiest highways in america, i-95 in delaware. a massive up tractor-trailer striking another car and turning upside down. the interstate was closed for four hours. police telling us the driver fell asleep at the wheel. right before that crash. i-95 can be so dangerous that last week state troopers launched a campaign to look for commercial drivers who may be tired. today's accident just a few short weeks after comedian tracy morgan imlimo was rear-ended by a trucker who had been awake more than 24 hours at a time. is it mon

pleasure to have you with us here on our team today i roll researcher. in the news today and signs of mantra for a word says you are a piece to. many many. of those red square demonstrations refuse to release an arcade saying what if scenarios you claim i'm still. or isn't a single mum mum. francis plans to overhaul its immigration policies after the prime minister admits that the system is failing a government report says the state should become more arab orientated but that's still on fire from the opposition which could lead to could put an end to french culture as we know what's going on for ports. where. the. traffic started in the morning. trying to write a report one of the reports from. the office where. i'm really. trying to. having taxi drivers. we. have a complicated. sometimes. people have an attitude. it's my home. place where i feel comfortable this morning . driving to. one of the back just for. church or stuff. for the system. which is pretty boring because you. this is one. star for our board. made on this chain right this shot. we need

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we have all seen these kinds of sandbags used to keep the water out. here in st. paul they have a new tool they are using to keep the water out. you might call them mega sandbags. across minnesota tonight, a fight to contain rising rivers. some small communities already underwater. in st. paul, officials for the first time turning to a new weapon. instead of traditional small sand bags, which can take hours and a small army to fill, they are using these huge sand bags. 125 or so of these inside this one big? >> yep. and these get filled by the shovel. these get filled by a concrete mixer. >> reporter: near lesueur, minnesota, the heavy rains already triggering mud slides. part of this home completely wiped away by mud. >> anything that jars it will be enough for the rafters to break and everything goes down. >> reporter: the whole state of minnesota, bracing for record floods. this community doing all they can to get ready. >> i am overwhelmed with a bunch of great friends, neighbors, friends of friends who are helping me try to save my house from the flood. >> rep

do stay with us here on t. international because coming up next a familiar face in his new home larry king will be here taking on the shady side of president obama's administration. so are we going back to iraq recently violence has flared up as insurgents are taking cities from the current iraqi government and response to this chaos obama declared that his administration is prepared to take military action whenever our national security is threatened oh well since the weapons of mass destruction were never found a rock and the current militants can't shoot a key forty seven over the ocean i don't see how us national security is at risk now or before the iraq war even started but on the other hand the flow of oil from us but tamia well that might be at risk but sometimes i forget that obama is a politician and just a day later he was quoted as saying quite the opposite about the same situation declaring that we will not be sending u.s. troops back into combat in iraq which sounds great to my ears do you wait ye

pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. breaking news here on out here national up to five people have reportedly been killed any according to an army air strike targeting an administrative building in the eastern city of lugansk. the suspect in the deadly shooting at brussels jewish museum was trained at a jihad his camp in syria the revelation fuels fears of you are becoming a terror danger zone. while in syria rebel fighters vowed to derail tuesday's presidential elections threatening to attack polling stations in government controlled areas. five pm in moscow you're watching r t international with. first to the developments within the past hour or so reports that up to five people have died in ukraine's eastern city of lugansk after the military launched an air assault on the local administration building there well let's now cross to our correspondent fall asleep who is in the region for us can tell us more paula what more can you tell us about what's happening. well at least five people are reported to have been killed

but i'm in a tree met here in syria speak question because at the time the soviet union they used to study. st petersburg. and this is a reason for many russian wives. in syrian military families. also so. it's nice to work here. allo. allo is that asked it's here. and there as this is the idea. obviously to. us that she wondered why you could you got to move in a little. still. there waiting for us in. the way which cold all. knowing in the big car and what is. with the guys in the army. just waiting for us watching call us. we're waiting for them there wait for us. i'm not. going to make something i'm sure but i thought i was. going to make. them say. ok i'm going to go here and i'm going to live about who was my wonderful sort of stuff. that most of my cop and i logged on and no i'm not going to say that because. you see the put upon him. that it's terrible yeah. that's. not he excused he said he's very afraid he's got frightened he'll we're going to he said well you know well you know i never go there i got very frightened. like a basic he said he's guarded like suspicious that so

i think harry is with us here today shining down on us and i think it's absolutely wonderful that harry is going to show up in mailboxes around the country and as mayor ed lee said it's going to be forever. thank you. (clapping.) >> thank you, ann. you know, in 1979 we had our first memorial recommends for my anile i was in school in washington i went to a memorial at the land rising an lgbt bookstore and there were a lot of protesters the protesters about my uncle's legacy have died down by the way, there's a research council small voice and minds are protesting this the protester there was a woman taller than me hungarian than life i met for the first time dr. mia angelo and we lost her today and she swore that being i lost my usage she reached you tell to me and made one of the first quotes that's she's quoted on but she ever say there to support my uncle's legacy she said i am gay. i am lesbian i am black, i am white, i am chickening i am jew and muslim i am human. this has stayed with me to this day (clapping) she didn't rehearse that it flowed so we get to meet people that justice

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at abby martin from all of us here at dream of us thank you brought in we'll see you next time shall. live the life. of a tribute. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm role research from. today on larry king now me bring more uncursed billion wrong plunges of undateable when it's like the law the blind leading the blind on dating you always been single i've been the prettiest i always been so and yes i was sat. there and everybody has global stop such nonsense spawn a girl at a bar you're see her and then you go home and you find her on the computer late about a quest wait a minute. if there's a lot of unbelievable as with all enormous success as a team you run are you prepared for that as a life yes instead of. the rising way for pat plus this thing that i would probably go with rather reckless negro fun too that would wear short shorts that were kind of cut up a little bit like i was from the coast and i'd still pods off a window.

stay with us here on "bbc world news."up in a moment, we'll speak to the father of a little boy who's finally got out of syria after being trapped in the midst of the conflict for three years. it's a known fact that 100% of the swordfishes you don't try to catch... ...will get away. seize the summer with up to 40% off hotels from travelocity. >>> welcome back. the top stories this hour, iraq's prime minister has asked for a state of emergency to be imposed after militants take over the city of mosul. >>> for the second time in two days, pakistan's karachi airport is shut down after an attack by taliban militants. >>> now, to a tale of relief for the father of a 6-year-old british boy who's been trapped in syria for three years. his son's managed to finally get out of the country, crossing the border into jordan. he was stuck in the war-torn country, his village devastated by missile and bomb attacks. his father launched a campaign to save his son and lobbied the british embassy in imam to help bring him out to safety. i'm

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who is away on holidays i definitely treated him from all of us here a group of us thank you for watching with the x. time talent. certainly tony blair has benefited from war and deaths and he totally destroyed iraq and. he's calling for a rainy day. and i did a little of back of the documentation i figure that for every dead u.k. soldier in iraq it'll add about twenty five thousand pounds to tony blair's retirement. well if you're going to come and watch the news all the face i felt like you know. led. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i roll researcher. on marriage in the financial world. to cease to moments cannot stop it only takes no demand to credit. and life there. coming up on our t.v. iraq is an adult and violence as another city falls into the hands of isis militants and ever closer to the nation's capital of baghdad a look at the growing threat from isis coming up. and in eastern ukraine a russian t.v. reporter and a crew member lose their lives it happened during a shelling attack in a region where ukrainian troops still battle anti kiev separatists the latest

us to see them as well. >> great. . . >> chief appreciate you being here i hope i know all of us here we're very happy about the increase in the number of police officers that we see in the coming years and hope that will reflect the diversity of our city. >> we can't tell you how much we appreciate your support for the hiring plan and keeping it on schedule. so it's really important if we're going to get them where you all want them and there isn't anybody on on the board that doesn't call and want more police officers yesterday. >> okay great. >> next invite up oewd sorry i didn't see you behind the big podium. >> good afternoon. it's great to be back before you today. as you all know the office of workforce development the mission of our organization is to retain and train san franciscans for those jobs and we see language access as a core fundamental aspect for our job to achieve that mission to be successful we see it as a core function of our department the slide in front of you actually gives a little bit of background and we remain very very focussed on not just serving and providing language access

do stay with us here on r.t. still to come divide and rule the french government is pushing for a regional shake up but while some are unhappy with the immediate effects is there also the threat of the nation getting splitter. plus death row prisoners in oklahoma sued the state to stop lethal injections but the authorities are reluctant to put the controversial executions on. activists are demanding that the u.n. step in to help thousands of people left without water however those suffering are not in a remote african or asian village but in fact in the bankrupt us city of detroit authorities there are cutting water supplies to thousands of households saying that they're protecting the city's budget from unpaid bills un experts have called the actions a violation of human rights and close inspection reveals it's not just the hard up who are paying their bills some corporations tens of millions of dollars in the red as well but there is very little pressure being put on them on these meghan lopez as the story. it

do stay with us here on r.t. still to come for you this hour solving the ugly side of the beautiful game russia is facing a tough task to contain football hooliganism as it prepares to take over from brazil but some people think that this issue has been overblown. and also learn how an online technology used as evidence of criminality against one u.s. hacker is now being permitted for a giant corporation. an online push by the u.s. to promote a transatlantic partnership deal with europe has been met with criticism on both sides of the ocean twenty thousand dollars is being offered to anybody who comes up with lucrative trade ideas but opponents say that that figure is tiny compared to the potential damage the massive cooperation agreement could be auntie's peeta all of the details. the united states has been accused of a cynical propaganda campaign after a tweet originated from its embassy just behind me here. this tweet was with regard to the transatlantic trade and investment partnership between europe and the

a bubble it's a bubble we love and san francisco is a tremendous place but the world is not like us here in san francisco. there are many people here today, i would want to acknowledge too many to acknowledge as i said many of you worked with harry during his campaign and upper my volunteers for the successful campaign for supervisor and rose marie talked about the image on the harvey milk stamp. i had an opportunity to talk to our friend frank robinson a colleague of harry and he's not doing so great right now i spoke with him this morning but frank said, you know, through tears look at what we've done i never thought in my life i'd see the day when this kind of quality would be here and we'd have the harvey milk stamp. (clapping.) it's rather than eir relic i think that harry is on the postage stamp i think it's wonderful and i thank you. the post office for allowing this to happen, if you will, but during our campaign we printed one brochure but we didn't have the postage to be able to mail it so we had to hand-deliver all the brochures around the district with the hilton san francisc

but i'm going to train met here in syria speak question because at the time the soviet union they used to study. st petersburg. and this is a reason for many russian wives. in syrian military families. also so. it's nice to work here. allo. allo that asked it's here. this is the idea. how many take. us to see one if i if it's got to move again you know we were still. there waiting for us in. the way which cold all. the way to the big car. is. with the guys in the army just waiting for us watching call us. we're waiting for them they're waiting for us. i'm not sure. anybody was tied up and ready to make something i'm sure but i thought it was you said which was your mother sort of limbo. and it shook you to me and i don't know about how the. i'm going to go into the book was my wonderful sort of stuff but i don't think that most of my comp and i lock the time and know i'm not going to say i don't have to because. they are fed up to see the public opinion there's a little bit trouble yeah. that. you know he excused he said he's very afraid he's got frightened he'll we're going to he said

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pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. technology has served as a major disruptive force in many areas of our modern economy our next guest sees this new technological economy as becoming more and more important in our future. catherine austin fitts is the president of solaria incorporated and the publisher of the report she also served as assistant secretary of housing at the department of housing and urban development during the first bush administration i asked her if she could explain her thinking when she uses the term the networked economy here's what she had to say. two things are happening one is we're taking digital technology and integrating it into the basic infrastructure hardware of life. happens we're seeing more and more flow whether it's media flow or financial transactions shifting on to the internet and online systems a big part of this edward is the fact that we now have almost three billion people and rising on smartphones so we are moving from a world where it's not north america which is the biggest c

i thank you so much for joining us here well you work in the office that was searched and your materials were taken as well and has the i.d.f. promised to return them and also as given you any indication as to when the materials might be returned. unfortunately no not yet and it's kuwait t.v. not caught up t.v. . what happened was a mare by all signs that we see is clearly a way of solving. it is meant to break in and to frighten media outlets local and international and the break in by all means and not allowing journalists to attend or to cover what was happening is also a sign that this operation specifically was meant sabotaging and destroying material to impede the work of journalists how do they explain their actions to you what do they say why are they seizing these materials. they haven't said anything. they have said it with their actions i would say. the groups the large troops of the israeli soldiers who were there included intelligence included israeli intelligence and security guards or border guards border police which is a very big sign for any banker or palestinian who wo

muni tells us here it expects to have more drivers on the job this morning but the transit agency still will not be operating on a full schedule due to the driver's sickout. yesterday muni ran only half of its 600 buses, trains, and absolutely no cable cars. passengers say they are running out of patience. >> monday on the way to work and home i had to catch a cab. i've had to spend $40 to get too to and from work. today i had to catch another cab downtown. >> reporter: the sickout is the result of a bitter contract dispute between muni workers and management. it could continue through the rest of the workweek because an arbitrator is not scheduled to meet with the two sides until saturday. now ktvu checked to see how muni salaries compare with the pay of other public transit agencies. currently a muni operator makes $29.52 an hour. for bart it's $34.37 an hour. new york transit operators make $31.87 an hour. and in chicago workers are paid $30.70 an hour. >>> it's already been a busy morning for the san jose fire department after two fires broke out within minutes of each other. one of

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and kiev denies their use here's what the locals say. we all saw what happened here yesterday they used rocket launchers as well as incendiary bombs against us the ground was on fire the ground burned by itself it burned for about forty minutes. ago and starting from two am everyone i've met has a sore throat and coughing all the time i think this is because of the burning i think we'll feel the true consequences later there are still a lot of people here a lot of children we haven't managed to get out yet. well we also spoke to a former british army intelligence officer who's recently returned from ukraine and he told us the attack bears the signs of phosphorus weapons i've seen the video i've looked at it closely it does indeed. what one might see. the hallmarks of white phosphorous use for example a very bright light burning and multiple burns coming down from the sky it's an air would use such as or more to approximate the craft and then of course again the telltale still burning the videos i've seen in the daytime showing actually t

we all saw what happened here yesterday they used rocket launches as well as incendiary bombs against us the ground was on fire on the ground burned by itself it burned for about forty minutes. you know but it's going it's starting from two am everyone i've met has a sore throat and is coughing all the time i think this is because of the burning i think will feel the consequences later. and we spoke to a former british army intelligence officer who's recently returned from ukraine he told us the attack bears signs of phosphorus weapons. i've seen the video i've looked at it closely it does indeed tolerate what one might say about the whole science the whole box of white phosphorous use for example a very bright light but in and multiple burns coming down from the sky it's an apt weapon to use such as a more to approximate i coughed and then of course again to tell it still and videos i've seen are in the daytime sharing actually this very territorial rights a great white phosphorus being used it's an alarming development of course it needn't necessarily be legal but it depends on the

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