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using you know taking into. companies with us you look in the french companies this is something which is unacceptable for us and there is a you know. of thinking in europe and then u.s. business continues and in that i. want to europe and russia have a close economic ties and our strong trade partner so if sanctions are imposed i mean i wouldn't they be harmful for europe. more than american. food. aid would be on for five. of course they're trading with. the u.s. i think fifty percent of the trading. with the you and me to vote five six percent with the u.s. so it will. do us but the us fairly large investment. in the u.s. companies told me while each. american businessman already thinking about that and taking steps in the direction of stopping the sanctions i mean is there anything like deborah in europe perhaps i mean are these european businessmen likely to follow suit. right though if you look at what the us been doing in there have not imposed into the economy could sanction and we still believe and strongly believe though that the e.u. will not impose economic sanctions and we certainly hope so so for t

us. with us, molly ball of the atlantic, politico's manu raju, npr's shin ski and margaret toll live. hillary clinton's new book comes out in ten days. perhaps you've heard about it oovps. we've already been treated to a roll-out. first came the mother's day excerpt in "vogue" magazine. and then an audio of the former secretary reading her author's note. >> everything i have done and seen has convinced me that america remains the indispensable nation. >> next came a facebook video. we can see her as well as hear her. then a surprise launch with an admirer. no, not this one, someone else, at his place. >> i always admired her. as soon as she got here, she couldn't have been more effective, more loyal. and since that time we've become really, really good friends. >> finally on friday in the shadow of a big competing story about eric shinseki's resignation as secretary of veterans affairs, the book's chapter of benghazi leaks. >> i will not be a part of a political slug fest. it's unworthy of our great country. those who insist on politicizing the tragedy will have to do so without me. m

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in our neighborhood we've political leaders who know us who understand us who hear us and who have worked with us to get what we want. mayor ed lee our supervisors aaron chiu that's a good one (laughter) i was trying to get offer this director reiskin and supervisor chiu have put themselves open the line and our commissioners and library and planning and rec and park they've been asked over and over over and over again to make hard decisions there were so many times it would have been easier politically and administrationly to get out but they stuck with us and helped us get over the block (clapping) in our neighborhood we know there are amazing talented and talented capable creative people working in our city government. know those people are not obstacles or add surveys they're our allies and friends. in this projectile it started we're talking about 2003 but in 1999, gary that was the city architect that came into planning rec and park sat in the table at the looked at the set of plans and said we can make this playground bigger and we did (clapping) i know lewis is the head librarian i had

stability of this country and our cheek respond to spend a lot of time reporting of iraq shows us with us some of the experiences out day on this issue right we're now going to discuss this further with that desire. is an expert on middle east affairs he joins us live thank you very much for joining us here on our team to national how serious is the situation in the country . i think that the situation in northern iraq particularly in mosul or naina one province is highly dangerous it is deeply alarming and deeply worrying that to the al qaeda has actually managed to seize and overrun the security forces and the iraqi army and to establish control over that entire city this is the second largest city and this a basically should send shock waves right across the entire middle east now i have to say it got a d. a bulk of the responsibility now friends on the american. actually don't put their money where their mouth is and when push came to shove they didn't actually so-called iraqi the iraq army with the necessary equipment that has been pleading and begging for and have already paid for w

with us. >> they with us. >> it is back to the ballot boxful of the people of afghanistan. the first round of the presidential poll in april was inconclusive. >> the two main contenders, former foreign ministers and the former finance minister. the winner inherits some unfinished war and an economy that is falling apart, the same time expectations are high for the next government. >> so much flowing into the country. voters want job, education, and housing. >> this was once a lake left by the sand quarry. now, it is a basin for wastewater. the area belongs to a new neighborhood. this translates as cheaply priced. because of the low cost of real estate. the first foundations were laid only a few years ago. in the meantime, there are shops, schools, and streets. outside of the main roads, there is no asphalt and no water supply. the sisters are in their mid 30's and the teachers at a local school. they both decided to leave their husbands, that is why they had to move away from their homes in northern afghanistan. they hope their children will have a better life in kabul then

the chairman will be with us on monday. please be with us. we're coming right back. stay with us. >> the irs commissioner wayne kyu with congress says that he will not say he is sorry and stands by his position that the agency is simply incompetent. agency is simply incompetent. andrew mccarthy joins us ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope someday you'll join us ♪and the world will be as one ♪imagine no possessions ♪i wonder if you can ♪no need for greed or hunger ♪a brotherhood of man ♪imagine all the people ♪sharing all the world ♪you ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope someday you'll join us ♪and the world will live as one♪ >> my next guest says the benghazi ringleaders should be detained as an enemy combatant. i'm joined by andrew mccarthy and his new book is entitled picklist execution and it analyzes very carefully the political ramifications of impeachment of president obama. it's good having her. >> thank you for having me. >> let's begin with the internal revenue service and what i saw as a smug and defiant irs

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." >> chris sowers will take a final look at the accuweather forecast stay with us with us, we'll be right back. >> let's get last check of our weather. >> reporter: looks pretty nice, the phillies are playing a day/night double header. don't forget the sunscreen, a few passing clouds from time to time. temperatures in the mid 80s, a light breeze out of the east/southeast at 7 miles per hour. the second game begins at 7:05. the temperatures dropping into the 70s. 86 degrees tomorrow. monday, it turns humid in the afternoon. tuesday's high, 90 and wednesday, 93 degrees. >>> a dog stolen during a burglary in new jersey is back home. pepper was taken during a heist in franklin township. the bandits got in through an unlocked door and stole jewelry and laptop. she was let go and turned up at a vet. the bad guys are in jail. >> jack hannah's countdown is next. >>> how massage is bringing relief to allergy sufferers. >>> i'm eva pilgrim, have a great saturday, nydia is back on, looking forward to it. >> reporter: would you -- wow, haven't seen here in a while. >> looking forward to it. hav

up next, meteorologist chris sowers will take a final look at the accuweather forecast stay with us with us. >> in a single bound people lept into an illinois town to celebrate the 36th annual superman festival. it features a variety of superman themed music and games. actor billy d. williams will attend the event as special guests. a lot of superman fanatics out there. >> reporter: now i've seen everything. [laughter]. forecast ford today, -- for tody it looks spectacular. it will turn noticeably less humid. sunday, 84. the gary pappa run is tomorrow and temperatures look similar to what we're seeing right now. we'll see temperatures in the 50s, about 58, 59 and quickly climbing into the 60s. 65 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m., 72. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows after the comfortable weekend we get back into the muggies next week. monday, tuesday, wednesday, we'll have temperatures close to 90 degrees. >> thanks, chris, it is 7:56 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." here's dan harris with a preview. >> reporter: eva, good mo

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commission heard it and recommended unanimous support with the following modifications b-1 c the uses of the bowling alleys are retained with other uses that don't require an entertainment permit and clarify the uses in subdivision b-1 with the eating establishments get the b c licenses they allow bowling alleys and skating rings to transfer liquor licenses with or without within integrated with the restaurant use. the commission recommended this modification so another modification will not be needed for a similar use for bowling alleys that want to open in the district and utilizes a defined used in the planning code for the clarity of the code. the second modification clarifies the departments practice laughing uses to transfer liquor licenses out the su d if the abc. my understanding is the first recommendation was not included but the second one was. that's it thank you >> thank you mr. star ms. lane i have a question as supervisor campos decided not to accept the first recommendation. >> we're not moving forward we've not been able to get the community input so this will have a small control change that's not clean in the code t

us from capitol hill, john barrasso. thank you for being with us. in studio with use have bob sack of the hill, and the national journal. >> the big news this week this morning -- this week of course for bowerisoner swap bergdahl. dave administration first said that that's helped was a concern, but now there are reports that there is a different reason, and a death threat in thralvolved. is that a credible excuse? >> i think that the senate that therebriefing, was a stonewalling of the seventh aired i have heard from both sides of the aisle that they were skeptical of the stories that were being told. the white house continues to seem to change its story. it is interesting that today the headlight -- headline came out that there were more kidnappings to come. least five hardened terrorists and lots of concern expressed about that. it may just put more americans at risk. these five go back to afghanistan, they go back into the fight as rock stars. so many of us on both sides of the aisle think this is a terrible idea. that if the president had gone to the intelligence

this will allow hollywood to use drones. ,e're joined by ben gielow great to have you with us. ring usp to date. what are the current restrictions and regulations related to the use of unmanned aerial systems? >> well, the faa currently prohibits all commercial aircraft activity. that is why this is noteworthy. , this is industry heaven companies. >> will this change demands from other parts of the business world? for example, agriculture companies could be asking to have drones sanctions to fly over and see how their crops are doing. is a very limited exemption that the faa is currently considering. this is begging for the faa to regulate. this is one of the few industries that once government agriculture will be 80% of the market that would put out in our forecast. will be the biggest market. >> can you give us a timeframe when you think this will happen? i take that you are in washington so this has a different meaning. when can you expect to see this use? >> unfortunately not soon enough. that has been the frustration of this industry for many years. it is likely you will not see w

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us. that brings us to the end of this edition, thank you for being with with us, join us next time from washington. ray swarez. >> we're here at the darrington unit, which is a maximum security prison on the outskirts of texas. >> jimarquez holland is 20 years old. he's been imprisoned here for three years. >> to me, i feel like what i was doing was petty. petty crimes - i never thought in a million years that i would be 17 and in prison. never thought.

us in the u.k. to get backstage look at our team in the latest episode often used to stay with us . the federal migration service of russia has recently received more than five thousand requests for political asylum from ukrainian citizens these requests come from refugees who are fleeing the conflict in the eastern part of ukraine in fact i personally know people who are from the ukraine who are now essentially trapped in russia because their native regions are at war with the kiev government there is a classic mainstream media talking point about russian aggression and russian imperialism which gets repeated constantly in fact so often that is not even a question but if you stop to think about it if you were trapped in a region at war and you were going to escape odds what where would you go into the heart of the aggressors imperialists know you go in the direct opposite direction interestingly enough in both this conflict and the two thousand and eight. war in georgia the overwhelming majority of refugees flee towards russia excluding some sort of bizarre stockholm syndrome it se

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telephones cast everything they took everything away from us so from time to time they went in to check on us they had weapons with them threatened us that they would. do it and nobody was going to find us off to that. question or two before they asked. to give it possible words from coast from our. tried to find out who we were and what you were don't doing in ukraine we said we were russians today sad they hated all the russians in general and their will do our thing to make us safer to leave with them by the water we can there and i were in the house in this basement and asked to each day put on masks on our allies again. one of you and got us out all of these basements and all we got into the car and i'm glad they definitely manhandled us from time to time they will get us. out of the white butte to your solution. so in this car i heard they were trying to decide where to take us and what to do. with us at all. they were talking on the phone. and a while to get a machine and they were told again would it be good if you could if you could we were in the car and some people i couldn't see down but i. could hear them they were kick

but on the kind of relationships we have built with so many people in iraq, who rely upon us and trust usere are people elsewhere in the world who have similar relationships with us who see us, who we haven't spent trillions of dollars and lost thousands of people to help defend but they look at us and look at what's happening in iraq or what's happening in ukraine and way say we don't know if america is reliable, that's what's at stake here. aside from the very important strategic issues directly related to iraq, it's america's credibility. >> the united states is getting ready to sends more weapon to his iraq. is weapons, are weapon what is that army really needs? >> i think to a certain degree, it needs to be more [inaudible] can't help if it's used in the right way. the security forces need to to reform their practices to try to get more local cooperation. so, for example, resulting to masa rests, the revenge of the operation that maliki launched last year to crack down on isil and it didn't lead to anything. at best it just meant say hundreds of innocent people being arrested. and on

i'm seeing an increase with demand with morula jitment uses and not questionable uses that they were party to us which is the case with so many motels. this is the use that will be used and patronized heavily because i think there's a demand for accommodations in san francisco that extends to lumbar. as was brought up by staff, there's quite a few of the motels in this kind of condition and it's a great start. we only have 25 more to go or however many more, but this is a good first step to try to clean up the street and all the things that they've done as well as adding the wood on the bottom and making it appear better -- better appearing facility. it's a good thing, so i'm supportive and i'll move to approve. >> second. >> commissioner moore. >> i have two questions. one for mr. lindsey. we have a permitted non compliance project, the signage and the agreements about the signage still would have to meet today's, do i understand that's correct? >> yeah, the signage would have to be consistent with article 6 of the planning code. >> so assuming that's a signage would be too large or