they were attacking ferociously in north veet that. and the question was are we going to have the summit? will the russians pull out of the summit? can we continue to bomb in vietnam and have our summit at the same time. if we can't, he was saying it may very well be that we're going to lose the election. that, i think, was never in the cards. never the less, that was in his mind. i'd like us to play another tape now of the way nixon thought about veet. thaukt about the moscow summit. thought about the resignation, if it didn't all work well. so dear mr. technician, could you run that second tape. >> can i ask luke and doug about this? i've looked at this quite a few times and am quite mystified as to this playing with ether that nixon is doing here. there's about as much chance that he is going to abdicate the presiden presidency. >> but this is the point about nixon that is so fascinating. i think it's one of the reasons that rooms fill up when people want to talk about nixon. why there is so many books coming out now about nixon. yo

they were attacking ferociously in north veet that. and the question was are we going to have the summit? will the russians pull out of the summit? can we continue to bomb in vietnam and have our summit at the same time. if we can't, he was saying it may very well be that we're going to lose the election. that, i think, was never in the cards. never the less, that was in his mind. i'd like us to play another tape now of the way nixon thought about veet. thaukt about the moscow summit. thought about the resignation, if it didn't all work well. so dear mr. technician, could you run that second tape. >> can i ask luke and doug about this? i've looked at this quite a few times and am quite mystified as to this playing with ether that nixon is doing here. there's about as much chance that he is going to abdicate the presiden presidency. >> but this is the point about nixon that is so fascinating. i think it's one of the reasons that rooms fill up when people want to talk about nixon. why there is so many books coming out now about nixon. yo

the visit showed veet napese leaders are interestd in improving ties. some ran their ships from against the country. last month, chinese removed the oil rig one month ahead of schedule, helping to ease tensions. leaders in the philippines have their own complaints. they say they've confirmed that chinese authorities have started building military installations in another dispulted part of the south china sea. both countries and others claim the spratlys islands. nhk obtained the photos. the pictures show what's happening in iraqi area called johnson reef. the chinese have pushed more earth into the water, x up and downing the area of reclaimed land. workers have put up a large building, surrounded by want appears to be a seawall. philippine officials also took photos in february. they say the chinese have made a lot of progress. photos of another area show the chinese have done more work there and officials say a large ship that appear toss be a tanker is anchored in deep water. >> reporter: these vietnamese wear t-shirts with their national flag. they

city clerk: commissioner courtney, veet or, moran, torres, caen is expected shory.

he veet 0 toed. >> this lady had almost three times the amount of alcohol 0 in her system. this is who the left is jumping to protect? >> there are people across the spectrum critical of the indictment. but what about the point, dan, that perry was vote toeing funding for this public integrity unit which goes after corruption in government. and the implication is, the prosecutor hasn't said it, but the implication is he was trying to stop an investigation into his government. >> well, but they have shown -- they offered no proof that that was the case. if that was -- there has to be some evidence if you're going to go that far. >> typically, yes. should be evidence to convict somebody, yes. >> exactly. >> this is a good thing, evidence. >> but most people are watching this and saying, it's a ridiculous indictment, it's a sausage factory. it's just politics. no. they have issued an indictment. governor perry had to go to the police station and be booked and to take a mug shot. this is the problem with special prosecutors in politics. eventually they indict. and once you are

. >> thank you, commissioner veet or. any other discussion, on the amendment are we prepared to move it. >> so moved. >> second. >> it's been seconded, is there any public comment on the amendment by itself. yes, yolanda. i have an item for you, do you want to speak on the item or the amendment? >> item. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> opposed. the ayes have it. the item as amended so moved. >> second. may i ask one question? >> commissioner vietor? >>commissioner francesca vietor: maybe i missed this. is this going to last forever, this excessive charge issue or is this time bound? >> no. i don't recall there is an expiration in here but we would definitely bring this back for rescindance if there is an end to the drought. >> we have to bring this to the board if there is a mandatory restriction. >> this is in response to them. we have to take an action to remove it. >> okay. that's not going to be an issue because there is no reason that they would, if one of these big users expands their property or they get an

city clerk: commissioner courtney, veet or, moran, torres, caen is expected shortly. >> next item, to prove the minutes of august 12th #shgs , 2014. >> so moved. >> second. >> is there any public comment? seeing none. i will call for a vote. all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> opposed ? the motion carries. next item is general comment. if you are interested in speaking on items not on today's agenda, please fill out a card. first card i have here is from francisco decost a. >> good afternoon commissioners, jasmine and ms. hood. i see you are going to have a new secretary -- or back up. that's good. i want to bring today attention of the commissioners a number of things. first and foremost we all know that we had an earthquake. of course we had this earthquake in napa, but what is happening now is the united states geological is survey, the maybe federal agency that invest a lot in earthquakes is pointing a finger in the direction of the hayward fault. so if you say the hayward fault, we should feel a little bit embarrassed because we were supposed to finish a project in that area in 2

see the young ladies and the one boy, right and that was at the kak, and i know that commissioner veet -- vietor preceded my visit and we would consider and you mentioned it earlier about the time of this meeting, we'll schedule the meeting maybe next calendar year where we'll have every single kak member because they report directly to a board of supervisors. depending on how you are talking to, the youth go up to 29. i know when i was 29, i felt like a youth. with a n i would like to explore real deliberately is the use of tools. i know that that happens from time to time and i get it and it's great work and the last thing i want to do is be critical of all of these outstanding efforts but i do want to have a conversation about the tools because there are great careers to be had especially in the private sector if we are able to create linkage between these kinds of programs and opportunities in preapprenticeship and journey level. and you talk about health and welfare, not just the employee but their families and that goes a long long way. i think we have an obligation to certain co

thousands took to the veets last week across the country in protests against what they call the government's of the economy. the bbc has managed to get an exclusive interview with the president of ghana. she asked about the protests and claims by unions that there is mismanagement even corruption in the government. this is what he had to say. >> there might be cases of corruption. when the government takes action and investigating them, we have people on trial in respect of the particular case. people have being asked to refund monies that they got undeservedly. where corruption is involved, we're taking measures not only in terms of sanctions people but in terms of putting in place the legislation and the administrative procedures that make it difficult for people to be corrupt. >> let's stay with that. i spoke earlier today with the woman that did the interview with the president. >> it happened when the gold price fell. gold accounts for 45% of ghana's exports. it happened when cocoa prices nationally took a slump. that's a major supporter. when everyone thought the oil boom was deliver,

you actually went back into the legislation chur and got the veets to override the governor's veto. the fact they couldn't would seem to me the legislature agreed or didn't have the votes to put that together. that's usually the end of it this is taking it -- to get the stories that a future presidential potential candidate has been indicted by a grand jury. and like you said, we all know this, that sounds to a lot of lay people sounds horrifying that a governor has been indicted. but as you pointed out, ham sandwich. >> this is interesting, joe. you got this woman who refuses to step down. her behavior, i don't know if anybody has seen what she did when she was arrested. it is an outrageous what she did when she was arrested. threatening people, kicking doors. you know, combative. all kinds of things. but you know, for her to draw attention to herself, all right, that look, you know, i'm a drunk and i had an open bottle of vodka and by the way, it was calls to 911 that got the police to stop her. you know, it seems that at the end of the day, you have to say to yourself, there has

cal-trans will close the northbound lanes of interstate 280 between 101 junction and king veet in san francisco at 2:00 p.m. on thursday. not going to reopen until 5:00 a.m. on tuesday. the 4 day closure will allow cal-trans to replace 2 bridge hinges near chavez street over crossing as part of a seismic safety retrofit project. south bound lanes stay open to similar closure happened earlier this year as you may recall. l not a blade of grass in sight at levi stadium. we could see crew were primarily focus on the dirt this afternoon. 49ers tore up the field once again for the second time in less than a week. after more complaints about the sod. media partner at the mercury news say the team will take the next few days to decide whether to use the same kind of sod or another kind of grass commonly used at other nfl stadiums. theners should have the field ready for the home opener against the bears on september 14. >> stay here with me coming up another 30 minutes of 7 news at 9:00 coming up. tourism trouble for the napa vaechlt impact the earthquake is having on the wineries. >> serial

we don't want to see any violence in the veet. please continue to peacefully protest.e thank you for your support. >> thank you. >> the last thing we'll say before we take questions, at 3:00 p.m. on sunday, the family will be at a rally at the jefferson memorial downtown, 3:00 p.m. we're asking the public to come out in strong support and so please governor yourself accordingly. we'll take a few questions. >> please clarify, is that michael brown in the video? did he rob that store and rough up that clerk? >> it appears to look like him. i wouldn't say he robbed it. but that picture appears to look like him. you look at the ridio you get a better picture. for some reason the chief decided to release those pictures. those pictures look a lot worse than the video. why would he put this community community and the world through a whole day of seeing those pictures when he had a video that was a far better portrayal? ask yourself that question. we believe he strategically did that to an sass eighth the character of michael brown. >> other questions? >> is that him? >> i an

sit there and i watch the video that happened that day and see that kid laying in the middle of the veetwhen i listen to the witnesses all of them who tell a very similar story what happened in this case, when i looked at his body as we did this autopsy on this street to see how he was shot in his head in a manner that could only be an execution style and how the witnesses describe him trying to give in. it was very apparently that the officer hit him with the bullets and he continued to shoot this kid in the head. i believe this guy should have been arrested a long time ago. i have every confidence in the world that he's going to be convicted for what he did to michael brown. >> daryl parks, thank you so much. look forward to having you on the show again. anderson cooper will have michael brown's parents on his show later this evening. coming up, another fatal shooting this week inning this area just a few miles from where i'm standing in ferguson, missouri. as new video is released, does it match with the police version of events? stay with us. corrects for lane drifting, and if necess

when you talk about this region, stretching out of hong kong all the way into portions of northern veet navm. we know this storm system at this point, there has been about a 50% chance of forming right near the gulf of tonkin, the capital of hainan, of course hanoi. tremendous rainfall we expect. i don't think it will become much of a wind maker but the rainfall could easily exceed 11, 12 centimeters over the coming days as it moves over this region. but it's been rather quiet for the month of august when it comes to tropical activity after a blazing start over the past month and a half or so. we're now below average in the named storms department in the west pacific. 13, 14 at 14. typhoons below average. super typhoons, remember july we had back-to-back super typhoons. four in the western pacific and this is the busiest time of the year and busiest basin when it comes to tropical activity. you take a look. with just one named storm which impacted south korea in august, we are now way below the average for the month of august. this is going to be the first time since 199 -- make it '77

they bought up large tracts of land with the idea that then they would send these south veet ma niece functionaries to rome to get indoctrinated in their version of personalism and come back. so that didn't work out so well for them but it was a place that madame nhu after her family was -- fell from power she could go back to this land which was valuable and sell it off to survive. >> i was curious about that. in her relationships with kennedy, the fact he disliked her so much and more interested in how the catholicism worked into that. you would almost think there might be some kind of sense of closeness between her and kennedy that was obviously not there. if any one the person who had the fondest thoughts about her would have been lbj. >> that's right. madame nhu was convinced he was flirting with her. he might have flirted with everyone. but the connections between family and the kennedy family in washington is really it's uncanny. on paper they should have gotten along great. catholic, both governments run by a lot of family members. and very anti-communist so they should have r

but, you know, nixon thought it was important to stay in veet nap.se of nixon's image, do mesically, for his voters. and it was important, whether we agree or not, it was important for our allies. it was important for our allies with the troops in germany, south korea, japan. and i think it was nixon's image at home and it was the image of the u.s. abroad. whether he was right or wrong, that's what the image was. he didn't cut and run. >> but the cut and run is a political phase. and it's used by presidents and others in order to uplift or downgrade. if you know in your heart and in your mind that what you're doing cannot be won, that's my point. carl, what was going on in his head? >> well, first of all, the last thing i want to do is get into

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