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--ut 50,000 À la whites shiites live here. the frontline of the conflict is behind these houses.most of them are empty. the walls are covered in bullet holes. bashar al-assad is also a shiite. people here are proud to display their loyalty to the syrian regime. jeans, a shop that sells and has his own factory. cure --ting intensified here. the young father shows me what he has been shot at with. i asked what they are. mortars and be seven grenades, 7 grenades, he says. and these are just a few examples, he says. during every firefight, 300 or more are fired at them. in 2008, his brother was shot. the area was sealed off. there is no hospital here. by the time the family got his brother out, he had bled to death. he says that since the spread of fundamentalism, he has become scared. he tells us he is a leading member of the arab democratic arty, that supports assad and is party, that supports assad and is hated by islamists. he says people here are mistrustful of strangers. to us, it seems like a prison. but he says he would rather die here then leave. he won't tell us whether he

ut that is one reason i'm challenging things in washington, too. you may have heard something tonight you disagree with. i got an e-mail. about 10,000 letters behind and get an ead it answer. e-mail me if you heard something you didn't like and want to me and let me know your thoughts and i will try to -- my cost savings in the as many is not have help me write letters. bless and thank you for being here. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> today on c-span your calls, weets and e-mails on "washington journal." then the 50th anniversary of the march on washington beginning a rally from the steps of the lincoln memorial. >> i don't want to see the loss journalism. i'm frustrated when i see the state and local journalism covering what is appening because a lot of the national journalism isn't as good if you don't have the local journalism. do is watching, stories,local and state seeing what is happening at that level and figuring out how it is to the national level so. if

. >> the philippines, with his ut most. >> reporter: his son ferdinand jr.resent to escort his father's body home. >> in the end, the 20 years that my father was president will be seen for what it is. and that is he built up the nation. >> reporter: authorities fearing his grave could become a rallying point for marcos supporters refused until now. he will be flown home to the home where he was revered and rivaled. >> reporter maria repos posed a question, were the philippines better off with him gone? >> reporter: it's become a national holiday to commemorate the dramatic moment when hundreds of thousands of philipinos flocked to the streets. it was the people power which overthrew ferdinand marcos and brought akino to power. four years later, 50% of the philipinos live below the poverty line. although the cool attempts have stopped, kidnappings for ransom quadrupled. >> definitely we're better off. the other perspective that maybe people should look at is if there were no changes what would life be like right now. i think it would be a hell of a lot worse.

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can we create o videos available to the police at the same time have not making a point of where the ut in these videos cannot be used solely for creating a fine or creating closing down a club or venue for what the police saw in the videos. >> again, thank you for your questions. the video would be after the fact. after a criminal offense and it's not compulsory on the owner to give up the video. the owner could ask that we get a search warrant and a judge would be the referee and final decider on whether or not the police department could have the video. if the judge says you don't have probable cause to ask for that video, then that's that. >> let me add, this is a very important issue and the context of liquor licenses just so you know, the request is heard by the board of supervisors. it actually comes through neighborhood services and public safety committee that i chair and what we have seen is we have made it clear that we want to work with the police department on the right language for those cases wherein deed a security camera should be required but also to make it clear wher

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. >> a system service worker at bart under the contract begins út $39,000 a year.g average worker inr unit does not make $79,500 they make $66,000 a year. >> we're back live here, these union leaders just came out of the hearing. you heard two sides have different sets of numbers they're working from. it may explain why they can't agree on the big issues. it will be up to the governor to decide whether to grant the 60 day cooling off that bart wants. the union do not want it. we'll explain that, tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> we know there will not be a strike at a kru. transit. union officials management reached a deal at 11:00 last night. the right as we went on the air. the agreement gives 1800 bus drivers and dispatchers a 9.5% pay raise over three years but swril to contribute to medical benefits. union members have to approve the deal and are expected to vote later this month. more than 180 thu riders use that system on a daily basis. >> we have good news for you. target opening a new store in san rafael today began hiring nearly 400 people. some people were hired on the spo

there are free clouds for back up data and the newest come ut poohers have sufficient computers have sufficient space for a college kid. consider that the new apple phones #r* introduced in the fall, so you probably want to hold off for the latest. she is helping her son move into the dorm at the university of san francisco. >> his roommate is getting the microwave and we have the frige. >> some colleges don't allow students to have microwaves in dorm rooms because of the power availability. so you might get to take that off your list too. there are a few other items you may consider living off your list like an ironing board. kids don't do a lot of ironing. when we were out at campuses we saw ironing boards being drug around. many have friges and microwaves standard in dorm rooms. and some campuses don't allow you to have the mini friges and microwaves. >> they sure didn't provide them when you and i were in school. that's a long list of things. >>> the sexual harassment saga involving san diego mayor bob filner may be coming to an end. the city attorney says a 10 tentative deal has

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schedules for this remaining work includes the focus on the locally preferred /al tern /w*euf the /o ut /raoeufp in the fall of this year followed by a draft environmental document that will be released in the spring of 2014 and then certification of that document in the winter. coming back to the proposed contract amendment, we are seeking a recommendation to increase the engineering contract by 1.3 million dollars. we will consider a request for 2.7 million dollars in prop /k-bgs fundsment part of that would be for the jacob's contract and the remainder of it would be >> why are we always -- why are you here today for an increase? a: i can give a little bit of background for this project in particular. when we started the environmental phase of the geary project, the estimate to complete the phase of work was for about 6 million dollars. but we didn't request all that -- those funds at once. we requested installments as we did the work and as it became /khroerer what remaining work needed to be done. so we've cock come back to the plans committee and the full board periodically throug

there is no restriction that says these areas shall in perp tao*ut remain planted areas, there is every indication that when the ccnr's were drafted, that it was, you know, they knew how to create easements, there are easements in the ccnr's for access, those easements are forever basically. they didn't establish open space or planting easements, they provided for planting areas to be maintained by an association. that association ceased to exist in 1982. i don't see how a maintenance burden or a maintenance duty that was assigned to an association now becomes a restriction on my client's ability to build on those planted areas always and forever. i don't see that in the ccnr's. >> okay, and then can you address the letter from today, how does that affect -- apart from the ccnr's, how does that affect your ability to build? >> it's obviously a problem and it is something that came to us again today which is contrary to prior discussions that mr. santos and others had with bruce stores at dpw, and to me, it highlights the need for a decision to be put off because we got the letter today,

i began my career in new work, ,ut i was born in bergen county some of the smallest towns there. i chose to move to new work am a but to one of our houses -- thomas neighbors. when you bring people together, you can make tremendous progress. the heroes i met and others during my time as a person representing people who cannot not afford attorneys showed me that philosophy could work. 15 years later, going from a time when newark's headlines were about crime, the city has changed, but the city has seen him its progress. we have lowered crime, ushered in the biggest economic element 1950's, andthe hope is on the horizon, testimony to what people can do, taking on difficult challenges working together. as we look at washington, we do not see people doing that. i believe it is time for new leadership that can bring people together to make changes to do difficult things to help us have progress. >> thank you very much, and for the next opening statement, rush holt. >> thank you. i should level at the beginning by saying i have never run into a bill learning -- burning building. known

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there are free clouds for back up data and the newest come ut poohers have sufficient computers have sufficient space for a college kid. consider that the new apple phones #r* introduced in the fall, so you probably want to sheoff for the latest. is helping her son move into the dorm at the university of san francisco. >> his roommate is getting the microwave and we have the frige. >> some colleges don't allow students to have microwaves in dorm rooms because of the power availability. so you might get to take that off your list too. there are a few other items you may consider living off your list like an ironing board. kids don't do a lot of ironing. when we were out at campuses we saw ironing boards being drug around. many have friges and microwaves standard in dorm rooms. and some campuses don't allow you to have the mini friges and microwaves. >> they sure didn't provide them when you and i were in school. that's a long list of things. >>> the sexual harassment saga involving san diego mayor bob filner may be coming to an end. the city attorney says a 10 tentative deal has been

. >> reporter: but president obamp sees thingsre differently and ut the weekly address to sharply criticize republicans who wanta to alter the affordable caree ability in any way. >> many republicans are more concerned with how badly this debate will hurt them politically with how badly it will hurt the country. a lot of republicans seem to believe if they can gum up the works and make this law fail,ai, they'll be sticking it to me. but they would be sticking it to you. >> reporter: before he left for vacation, president obama talked about republicans and said, quote, they're unifying u principle is making sure 30 million people don't have healthcare. in washington, peter duecy, fox news. >>> it is back to school tomorrow for frederick and prince george's schools and thes first day on the job for the new superintendant. dr. kept maxwell was hand picked since 20006 he was been the superintendant in neighboring anne arundel conty but maxwell is no stranger. he serve as a teacher, principal and administrator in the schooll system. >> i can't believe it's time tot go back to school. >> thank yo

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