with rodent infest asian and some of the challenges of job opportunities, i think this city is a wealthy city spend a lot of money on social services in our city. ~ but why are these social services not impacting people's lives the way it's changing people's lives for the better? i want to make sure that we work with residents and we work to help them grow within public housing and to not be plitioned out of the city as a result. i think that's one of the big issues. the other issue is connecting people to job opportunities. long-term employment, stable employment, employment that gives people dignity, that gives them pride. i mean, everyone wants to take care of their family. and sadly, people are sometimes pushed into a life of crime because that's the easy route to obtaining money. i mean, it was really easy for me as a kid to choose to sell drugs because everyone around me was selling drugs. wasn't easy for me to get a job because i didn't have a lot of examples of people working other than my grandmother who was working as a maid, or other folks i saw working at the grocery store. so, fo

it was an extremely wealthy city, and all of the factors combined to produce some of the finest art in western civilization on a grand scale, large paintings, panels, fresco, and on a small scale, many illuminated manuscripts. page 38 to 39 is a double page from the address of pronto to robert of andrews. it's 18 inches high, 13 inches wide, chris enthrowned on the left, and mary on the right. therethey enjoyed the interwovet and illustration. page 95 is a snip from a larger page. the small illustration amid texts are appealing. you see the faces all have individual characteristics. these are dominican impressed priors at lecterns from the bible. one entire spectrum of the book is devoted to the logario, and as shopkeepers and traders were involved in civic life, they performed charitable works and gathered to sing. their hymns were compiled in -- in a song book, and this one is a really splendid song book. the leads of this manuscript were long ago disassembled, but the getty found 28 of them in different collections and brought them back together for the first time in several hundred

blue jasmine is about a wealthy new york city woman that finds herself broke and heads to san francisco to live with her sister. many parts of the movie were shot in the bay area last august. the film will be screened at select theaters in san francisco, oakland, mill valley, san rafael and albany. >>> amazing story of survival. the recovery of a california sea otter after an oil spill four years ago and the new accomplishment in her life. >>> and the prison sentence a south bay teacher faces after a jury describes a shocking child molestation case. >>> a san francisco soldier who died more than 60 years ago as a prisoner of war in north korea has finally been laid to rest. hundreds of veterans turned out to honor joseph steinburg who was buried with full military honors. steinburg was just 31 when he died of malnutrition at a prison camp during the korean war. his remains were recently identified using dna from family members. >>> a former south bay elementary schoolteacher has been found guilty of molesting his students. jurors found craig chandler guilty on five counts of lewd and la

city. some even live in a shelter. of course they're doing their job. >> has the mayor kicked the can down the road? he has protected the wealthyn the city and he is not going to the level of fairness needed to keep one the expenses. >> for a guy who likes to talk about fiscal responsibility, he is the first mayor in our history to leave every city labor contract unresolved simultaneously which puts our future in danger. >> all part of the plan. >> it could be. it is part of his legacy to avoid the tough decisions on the contracts so he could have a sunny ending to his administration. i wish he would admit that it was an responsible thing to do. >> good to have you with us on the ed show. remember tonight's question at the bottom of the screen. answer that, please. and share your thoughts with us. we always want to know what you think. coming up, powerball made some new millionaires in new jersey while some old millionaires held secret meetings in the desert. >>> and the rnc chairman gives a new hillary documentary two thumbs down. [ male announcer ] if you've run out of tissues and considered other things... you may be muddlin

blue jasmine is about a wealthy new york city woman that finds herself broke and heads to san francisco to live with her sister. many parts of the movie were shot in the bay area last august. the film will be screened at select theaters in san francisco, oakland, mill valley, san rafael, albany and pleasant hill. >>> time now 6:18. i want to see what sal will put on your tv screen about the commute. >> yeah. it's busy. we had a couple of crashes that were minor on the east shore freeway this morning at central. those had been cleared. a couple fender benders but didn't help much. when you get to the bay bridge if you are going to the city, you will see a big backup there at the toll plaza because of an earlier crash on the bridge. they slowed the metering lights down that caused a big backup that has not cleared yet. on fridays we have lighter volume. we are looking at 580 another slow day. and san mateo bridge we had an earlier truck crash. that traffic is slow. and on the peninsula it looks okay. we do have a report of a new accident in san jose on northbound 101 at 280 that one just

org or to dot com and hulu dot com slash big picture and i'll forget democracy begins a new york city. wealthybritish style. time to. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to conjure reports . last time as a new alert animation scripts scare me a little bit. there is breaking news tonight and we are continuing to follow the breaking news. alexander's family cry tears of joy at a great thing that had he had read in a court of law found alive there's a story made for a movie is playing out in real life. more news today violence has once again flared up. these are the images. from the streets of canada. china operations are the day. he is that is gray's former governor of new york he resigned after being caught in a prostitution scandal he's the man once for two as a client nine in federal courts and the sheriff of wall street for his aggressive actions is new york's attorney general he's now running for comptroller of the city former governor eliot spitzer joins us next on pol

with thousands sleeping rough despite pledges by the mayor to provide shelter for the city's homeless the details. wealthy british. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy with. the no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser reports. interview. to turn eighteen minutes in the russian capital news continues now london seems to have failed to deliver on his promises to combat homelessness in the city and the five years since he's been in office the number of people sleeping rough has only grown. reports now from the streets of london. the charity nightwatch head out on their nightly run distributing food to london's homeless no one knows exactly how many people are homeless in the capital but one thing that's agreed upon and that is that the numbers are increasing it's gone up from thirty people a night to fifty six to seventy. you can see a large number of people have gathered here to use night what is. now more all of the people who are here. but a number of them are when london mayor boris johnson came to office in two thousand and eight he pledged to end rusty p

unlike many cities where wealthy areas get special treatment, the nypd targets its manpower to the areaser the highest crime levels. 90% of all those who commit the murders and other violent crimes are black and hispanic. it is shameful so many elected officials and editorial writers have been largely silent on these facts. when it comes to policing, political correctness is deadly. bill bratton is now an msnbc analyst and eugene robinson is a pulitzer prize-winning columnist for "the washington post" and an msnbc political analyst. unlike other people, i'm going to try to find the way to good security in this country, people who love our cities, mr. commissioner, who love walking the streets of our cities in nighttime and in day and would like to walk to as many neighborhoods as they could at night without fear of death or mugging or something else. i believe police have a responsibility. i want the honest police officer man or woman, white, black, hispanic, latina or latino to do their job. my question is this, police are not scarecrows and don't just walk around in uniforms and nice h

. >> this is about a wealthy new york city woman who finds herself broke and heads to san francisco to with her sister. many part, of the movie were slot in the bay area last august. the film will screen in select theaters in the bay area. >>> a young baseball team from the peninsula has big-league dreams. the belmont red shores majors all-stars is competing this weekend at the west regionals. the winners helds to williamsport, pennsylvania for the little league world series. this group consists of 11-year- old and 12-year-olds. one of the star pitchers recently threw a in-hitter. there has been a watch party tonight at 3:30 for the game. they will play a team from chandler, arizona and good wuk to them -- good luck to them. >> we wish them the best. >>> police hope someone will help them find a missing woman. why police think she may have traveled across country. >>> and the length a hungry bear went to to get a dumpster full of food. [ male announcer ] you know that sizzler grills the world's best steaks. but did you know we've also mastered three incredibly craveable pastas? sizzler

coming up we report on drugs gangs and the police raids in the mexican city of tijuana after a short break right here on our. wealthy british style it's a small town to the right in front. of the. markets why no scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy cause a report on our team. is . you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. of. one estimate this vehicle was picked because usually all policemen undergo control there are police officers that are connected to illegal got to vase. and then. what if there might be traces or someone might have taken drugs so there was a smell left over a lot but it's we have to investigate. any possibility that he might be carrying drugs. being active in urban areas. three hundred percent. it's a fifty caliber machine gun. we've confiscated from organized crime. right now in the warehouse. we have. with these guns. and it's two to three battalions of

city. a lot of new yorkers are struggling. so the number one hope is after four years to have addressed the inequality. the tax on the wealthye. the city has the power to pass local legislation to help that. and stop and frisk. we've had two systems of policing in recent years, there's separate and unequal. different neighborhoods treated very differently and that's created a rift between the police and community making it harder to protect public safety and found unconstitutional in the last week by a federal judge. so i want to say at the end of four years we've brought police and community back together and we've respected the constitution. >> that sounds a good premise to me. cynthia, if you were doing a slogan for bill, what would it be? >> bill de blasio, for a more fairer, more just new york. >> i sort of -- i think i prefer your daughter's line, bill. >> not a boring white guy? >> yes, i think that's the best tag line i've ever heard. >> i think you win. i think you win. >> piers, we're going to follow your advice and print hundreds of thousands tonight. >> if you do posters say that say not a boring white guy, vote

. >>> outrage of a new luxury condo in new york city after reports surfaced the developer is planning to have separate entrances for wealthynd low-income residents. according to "the "the new york post,"" the developer is seeking millions of dollars in tax breaks from the city in exchange for building 55 low-income units in the luxury tower. but the five floors of affordable housing being planned will face away from the waterfront, have a separate entrance, separate elevator maintenance company. big difference there. new york state assemblywoman linda rosenthal calls the plan a, quote, blatant attempt to segregate people. she's here with us now. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> we've reached out to the developer of this building. we did not hear back. as you pointed out in your assessment, this is a blatant attempt to segregate people. what did this developer say to the city? how did they explain this? >> they've submitted an application for permission to do this. they also intend to apply for 421 tax credits and to get massive air rights for doing this inclusionary housing. but in terms of explaining it, they cal

and up next hour we take you to south a city as it continues to rebuild five years after it came under attack from the georgian army. wealthy british style. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines joining us a report on r.t.e. . mission. critique a show free storage free. range three. three. three. three blog. just plug in video for your media project free medio dadar t.v. dot com. news my name is natalia peter. yarrow i'm russian my husband loves us a if is a said he and. we came here to south his thirtieth from russia with who he is it's been four years since we moved here i don't regret a. week . force anyway the city of sin fall was devastated by the two thousand and eight con what would i do there was debris everywhere you looked there were burnt trees and. it was a horrible sight. i'm already thinking of settling down here. it's an heiress divide you can not enjoy it must be the climate is definitely. i love a certain tube or its hospitality or its mountains board's proud people.

parents in the city know we need this investment, and asking the wealthy do a little more is there and is just in terms of what we need to do for the future of our city. mr. thompson has not offered a plan that will provide this help for parents and children. >> we have to wrap up, thank you. >> do i get to talk at all? spent there's a lot of hot air. i haven't talked in a while. what's going on? and i can talk, too, you know? [applause] >> do i have to just jump in? >> there's a lot of hot air. i want to talk to, you know. >> good evening again. a times reader e-mailed me this morning and said that in her opinion with the exception of the blizzard, she thought that mayor bloomberg and ray kelly have done a good job responding to crises, but she has no idea as to each of you would respond to a crisis. so let's just play along for a second. it's the summer of 2014. you're out of town on your first vacation as mayor. not in bermuda presumably. suddenly your that power is out, goes out in new york city and you're not sure why. you think it's a blackout but you don't know. you don't know i

off our correspondent heads to the russian city that's poised to become the world's went as sports capital and gives the brand new venues a once over. wealthy british style. that's not on. the. markets why not scandals. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the kinds of reports on our t.v. . least be cool language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world talks about seventy i p interviews intriguing stories for you. in troy t. arabic to find out more visit our big teeth dog called. out against twenty sixty moscow time now i'm kevin i'm going back to one of our top stories and i'll tell you tonight the united nations has launched an investigation into the reported massacre of kurdish civilians by al-qaeda linked rebels in syria maybe four hundred fifty kurds we think most of them women and children were allegedly killed in the north east of the country the details are still sketchy though must say. let's try and put some more a fact into this now karyn felt a german journalist she's just returned from syria to joining us on the line hi there i mean we've been talking about this for

we are one city with a common aspirational goal and this notion that we are all middle- sees people, sometimes you people who are actually quite wealthy but when they look in their mirror, they say this is the capital of middle-class and the talk about their experience. anyone who makes less than $150,000 per year gets a 10% tax cut in if you make more than $1 million or more you pay 1% more. the fundamental numbers of people you're struggling to make it in this city, we are losing middle-class jobs and creating jobs at the very low end of the spectrum, restaurant worker jobs, poor people jobs. we have to make this the middle- class capital again which is why i have education policies, tax policies. click send your plan for the extra revenue? >> it generates revenue. that's the remarkable thing and all we ask them to do is pay 1% more. >> mr. de blasio. tax on theis for a wealthiest so we can have pre-k for the full day for every child because the greatest investment we can make infighting and equality for the long run is get more kids a good education. i say that as a public school parent. i will be the first american history of the

world i'll correspond hand to the russian city that's poised to become the world's winter sports capital and gives a brand new venue and once over. the . pool. wealthy british style it's time to retire limericks with. the. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy cars report on our. week speak your language anything about the war not advance. what programs and documentaries and spanish what matters to you breaking news a little turn to angle stories. here. altie spanish to find out more visit i to our. interview. welcome back you're watching r.t. now it's exactly six months till the olympic flame is let in sochi for the twenty fourteen winter games critics have long been there to question if the resorts and he's got what it takes to become the capital of winter sports for two weeks our very own mark man who is headed there to check up on the preparations. ok i'm not see bad but i think it's best to leave it to the professionals when they arrive next year in tsotsi for the winter olympics twenty fourteen the calendar is getting lower the olympic park with its brand new arenas is almost ready and in february next year ma

wealthy islam is businesspeople. he warns us against going any further. -- site of site people with a camera might incite people. becoming a place of radicals as jihadists come here. all over the city will see the black flag of war. they are all opponents of the syrian regime. there is also a flag outside the house of the -- islam is to makes no secret of his support for al qaeda. war in lebanon is inevitable. >> the situation is complete uprising. related to syria. really, strongly believe that the sunni giant has awakened. >> he is one of many who is feeling discontent and recruiting young men for the cause. but the majority of people in lebanon want one thing, peace. he and his friends are moderate muslims. we meet them in the harbor quarter. it's, theyome pantry are afraid that war could break out in lebanon. the radicalization fills them with dread. they say many young people go to the mosque, and then go to syria to fight. he says that youngsters feel obligated to take up arms against the regime in syria in support of the rebels. >> moin and his friends do what they can to keep other young people from getting involved in the war. the 17-year-old has organized a concert to enc

wealthy ones. then she had to go to the city and discovered oh, my.r her, the joy was like her father and she went horse back riding. he didn't lead the horse. she was actually riding on the horse by herself and she was queen of the world and felt wealthy. so the expectations way, way, way back are different. i think as we get older also people who work all their lives are very resourceful. we will find a way to meet our bills and pay for it so people we're talking about on the $1200, of which i am one, plus the others, find a way to make it work. there are people who are afraid their money will run out. what are they going to do? >> i completely respected my mother as a completely resourceful person and my father, both officially seniors even beyond the definition you gave before but i also feel like they worked their whole lives. i don't want them to have to make it work. i want it to just work for them. thanks so much. coming up, complete this phrase, some of my best friends -- right, yes. when we come back at the top of the hour, a frank look at f

city get it. i have seen ample evidence, it is fair and just to ask the wealthy to do even more.acknowledge the schools are not good enough. we're not preparing the kids for 20th century economy. i would like people doing well to recognize this is in their interest, too, to try to make this whole society work better for everyone. so i think those attacks will come. i'm not going to be surprised by them. i actually think that people will resent if those attacks are over the top. they will resent it. certainly in this country we need to build a majority that believes in fair share, that believes in asking the majority to do their fair share, so we can make the society fair for everyone. it is not working. in this approach, here is the other point. this status quo is not working for a huge percentage of americans and workers. so what is the definition of insanity? doing the same thing over and over and expecting another result. it is time for a more progressive approach. >> bill, we have been talking nationally about the policy of stop-and-frisk. you have come out with ads saying yo

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this is 6,000 miles from the city of lights, luxury development, in the outskirts of shanghai that was constructed in 2007 to attract china's new wealthyevelopers, it is currently on the 20% to 30% occupied. location, location, location is part of the problem. the luxury development sprouted in an area surrounded by farmland and dead end roads. it is also a symptom of china's property bubble. ghost towns, even entire ghost cities, are increasingly common sites in china. in this case it seems instead of going to fake paris, the chinese are going to the real city of lights. 1.4 million chinese visited france last year. a 23% increase to 2011. the question to our gps challenge question was a tie. austria and portugal both grant their workers 22 days of vacation time plus 13 paid holidays for a grand whopping total of 35 paid days off. if you guessed the united states, you must not work here because u.s. workers have no legal right to any vacation time. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. >>> hello, everyone. i'm fredericka whitfield. welcome to the "cnn newsroom." syria makes a new promis

lives in the city and we love it everyone loves his homeland right but you know we didn't expect to live through five years of such peace and quiet. there's no war. wealthy british style some time to. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on. one of the new. banking news all the face i dislike you. pleasure to have you with us here on our streets today i roll researchers. two years ago a massive earthquake and subsequent tsunami crippled a nuclear power plant fukushima japan resulted in the meltdown of three nuclear reactors since it's been out of sight out of mind however despite official reports suggesting that radiation was contained it's just been confirmed that contaminated water has been pouring into the ocean at a rate of three hundred tons per day for the last two years but as tragic as the situation may be japan is no stranger to nuclear disaster this latest update on fukushima's crisis also happens to coincide with the anniversary of one of the deadliest and most horrific events in the world history the droppin

city of lights. a luxury development in the outskirts of shanghai that was constructed to 2007 to attract china's new wealthyhe developers, it is currently only 20% to 30% occupied. location, location, location is part of the problem. the luxury development sproutd in an area surrounded by farmland and dead-end roads. it is also a symptom of china's property bubble. ghost towns, even entire ghost cities are increasingly common sights in china. in this case, it seems instead of going to fake paris, the chinese are going to the real city of lights. 1.4 million chinese visited france last year, a 23% increase from 2011. the correct answer to our gps challenge question was actually a tie. austria and portugal both grant their workers 22 days of vacation time plus 13 paid holidays for a grand whopping total of 35 paid days off. if you guessed the united states, you must not work here because u.s. worrs

and growing up in an affluent part of new york in a wealthy family shaped him as the early experience as police commissioner etc.. it was in new york cityhe was forged as a politician. this is a dual book on the city of on the verge of greatness. >> one of the book coming up from basic, churchill's bomb? >> graham barr mellows another returning author. he wrote a book called the strangest man which is the biography of paul tarak. the new book is about the race to create nuclear technology during world war ii and all of the best scientists many of them who had immigrated into england from europe in the lead-up to world war ii were based in england. they were developing you know efforts to build an atomic tom. this is really a story about failed scientific leadership and churchill for all of his many wonderful political qualities actually really dropped the ball on the development of the atomic bomb. he offered no funding and knowing courage meant to the scientists and allowed america to take the lead and develop the atomic bomb. by the time the bombs were dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki the british role in all of this have been complet

we live in a city and we love it everyone loves his homeland right but you know we didn't expect to live through five years of such peace and quiet. there's no war. wealthy british style. market why not. come to find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cause or there are no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds or report. the a. player. i. was. it was. kurdish civilians of fall victim to the war in syria as al qaeda linked groups a push to expand they control to set up an islamic state and also. to interact with them not to look at them as humans talk but not to speak with them we talk to a formal one tunnel god about his just serving day job at the notorious jail which led him to quit and converted to islam. and anguish in stead of aid major medical gaffes and bridges government funded hospitals leaves hundreds of patients suffering examine the problems plaguing the n.h.s. and need some of the victims.

power promising to help the city's rough sleepers as a place to provide a roof for all remains a fantasy of that report and the rest of the world's top headlines in just us. wealthy british. time to time the. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser reports. interview. thank you for joining us here on. choreography and synchronized moves to make the bolshoi's directors jealous russia's twenty. providing the stage for a study of the. very daring pilots some spectacular footage with lindsey franz he went to watch some magnificent men and of course the flying machine. three days of business led up to this but now the fun begins for the public here at . fields just outside of moscow the flight programs are the big draw for crowds here every year at max and it could because it's not just about the exhibit the latest in aviation technology that's on the ground it's what's flying above us in the sky and it makes quite an impression on the eyes and i can tell you on the ears as well some of the highlights included in the flight of the t. fifty brand new it's a fea