and "light well" is the wrong word here. but it created a certain lightness and transparency for all people that participated in the front and rear expansion on the lot and i would suggest that we find a way to help the applicant with all of things that he needs, with his elevator and the stair issue, et cetera, but try to really lighten up the building a little bit in the middle of the property in order to have an interior courtyard of some sort. >> commissioner antonini. >> looking at this exempt, that looks - at , sketch and perhaps i could give it to mr. ionin to put on the screen. the issues of real estate yard coverage is something that the zoning administrator is going to have to interpret, as i said before. that is pretty good, if you could push it a little further to show -- you can see the space between the two. right there. you can see there is a setback on the dr requesters that is fairly generous, look like maybe 3' -- i can't tell -- from the property line. then you see the setback of 4' on the lower floors, 2

>> well, do i own them? my players earn $100 million a year. some of them earn $50 million a year o-- >> you say you support them. >> well, i think i create opportunities for them so they can make $100 million. i don't give them anything, believe me. and those players could get that same amount of money anywhere else. >> you acknowledge they earn that? >> of course they earn it. and they work harder than any other sport. >> well, the nba says they want you out. are you willing to give up ownership of the clippers? >> well, i'm not sure that is what they want. >> no, that is what they want. >> well, that is your opinion and that is what the media says. there are people on my team -- the media says that the players want me out doesn't mean they want me out. >> have you talked to some of the other owners? >> yes, i have talked to the other owners. >> do they support you? >> you are saying some owners want you to remain the owner of the clippers? >> i don't speak for them. they speak -- >> have any owners told y

well, yes. if we set the stage better who knows whether she may not be attracted to the objects of her trade and perhaps up here among us? look. look. here she is. here she is. it's madame pace. what did i tell you? here she is. what sort of a game do you call this? --what's going on? they've been holding her in reserve. one moment please. why should you want to destroy this prodigy of reality, which was born which was evoked attracted and formed by the scene itself, a reality that had far more right to live than you have, because it is very much more alive than you are? why should you want to spoil it all because of some niggling vulgar convention of truth? now, which one of you actresses is to play the part of madame pace? because that person is madame pace. grant me at least that the actress who plays that part will be less too than she is because there is madame pace in person. look. my stepdaughter recognized her and went up to her at once. now, watch this scene, just watch it. well? but wh

so the mayor's budget included technical updates and as well as well as well as fringe benefit reductions and so it took some good news and higher cost news into place but that's typical for our commission budget to get those adjustments in addition to that the mayor can make policy adjustments as well to the recommended budget that comes from commissions and is forwarded by his office to the board and as the general manager has said a lot of progress was made so our picture went from a half a million dollars to the bad to all above zero so we're also able to project what would be above zero and satisfying the 15 percent reserve target for the commission so that's incredible progress over the course of 3 months. the key policy measures included capital plan cuts which we last mentioned and brought before you in the april 22nd packet and as well as as well as $155 million over 10 years and then the reprogramming of the cca funding reserves as well as the appropriation proposed appropriation for drought preparedness in the cherry drought situation so slide five the majority of the changes h

know one well it's well. the united states well use military force unilaterally if necessary when our core interests demand it. making some wonder whether the u.s. recognizes other nations right to do the same president obama has named countries which in his view challenge the international law russia china iran although he spoke persistently about the u.s. is right to use military force unilaterally the u.s. president admitted not every problem as a military solution just because we have the best hammer does not mean that every problem is a nail. president obama's major foreign policy address was far from home but because of america's efforts. because of american diplomacy and foreign assistance as well as the sacrifices of our military. more people live under elected governments today than at any time in human history washington takes pride in bringing democracy to iraq. the thinks. he's countries are in chaos. empires typically you know the romans talk about the d.v.d. the emperor of divide and rule you kn

as many our 10 year capital plan as well as the supplemental being requested. the largest supplemental being sewer related that's $951 million in our agenda today and other key work is in the 15 miles of sewer remnant you'll see several sections of road we're cooperating with other you'll see activities for the next several years making sure we replace what needs to be retained. the sewer mains includes over one hundred miles a year for condition assessment we're targeting those surgeries that are month at risk for collapse and we've spending and stretching the dollar. the house/senate program that includes the programming of 19 and and a half million dollars assumes $1.2 million i've seen over $2 billion over the next few years the numbers will be large every year. we've we've tried to stretch out by issuing power revenue and water revenue bonds for water and where it's warptd and looking at whatever cash funding and that will be inclusive of the cca money being reprogrammed. the financial solvency item this is to supervisor avalos point in addition to the det

letter to the president as well as well as to the general manager to the mayor and to other relevant entities about this staff member who should have been given a promotion 2 years ago promised to him but was not by the add visor and i'm a person that if i say something i'll follow through i'd like you all to offer him all the support necessary so that he really serves the bay view thank you very much. >> thank you francisco i have to echo the comments not the personnel stuff but he is an outstanding advocate and he has a lot of capacity does a really really good job and is there any other public comment on this item? dr. jackson. >> i thought i might say something before leave i'm happy to be one of those persons that was selected to serve on the committee and you can you can be assured that the committee will work at its best and i'm glad to be a part of it and i'll make sure it works and the job will get done much sooner than later thank you very much. >> our new working group right? >> yes. >> thank you doctor. is there any other? counselor. >> good afternoon. again here to empha

well, you know, i like to tell you all having pondered over this -- i'm a director of the environmental justice advocacy and put over 45 years addressing environmental issues not just talking and writing about it and as your attorney here knows from the days when you were on the port commission -- really addressing issues so i write about it. what i want you commissioners to pay attention to is like your staff. it has come to my attention that you now have another layer of the staff, deputy assistant general managers or whatever but you sit here when you need real answers, they can not be given, so the staff has to learn to have empirical data that's readily available and finally in the 20 seconds that i that i have, i would recommend that that we support one of your staff that has worked very hard in the bay view his name is massoud -- i will be sending a letter to the president as well as well as to the general manager to the mayor and to other relevant entities about this staff member who should have been given a promotion 2 years ago promised to him but was not by the add visor and

well, there was a statement that well next year it's going to be 8 percent and that's comparable to other water districts how about the next 4 years? would that about comparable? are the other water districts going to experience a 38 percent increase? that's a question there. another comment there were comments about the water meters well you all know this is important but i think it's really important because san francisco as you all know, there's over 70 percent renters and i've noticed the people that don't have individual meters that's a serious issue so if you are concerned about water conservation that's a serious serious problem that you can't really -- well conservation that's done. another issue is water supply. there was an article recently i forget where it was maybe san francisco business times -- in the event of an earthquake there may not be adequate water supply to fight high-rises well we're building a ton of high-rises and most of the new units housing units there's midrise and high-rise well that's an important safety concern that the commission has to express more stron

number one. >> well, i think you asked for solutions well, here's my solutions. well, first the hospitals they need a certainty amount of money for shelter beds. i've heard the story small business needs to be released to the streets and the other thing is the vets. you need more vets helping veterans. it's a different culture and language from time to time. and you go through go through boat camp you are different. the other seniors we need a certainty amount of community labeling like a hostile maybe 6 or 10 people to a place maybe one or two programs one for seniors and others. i think the other thing we need to deal with some of the trauma that people go through especially going through war and just being a service individual you mentioned the rates that the women go through and the post traumatic stress disorder the city has delayed those things i also think i have more ideas but - i guess just more mental health services and we should take a look at the occupancy rates of the shelter beds that are being set aside for the veterans i think that's another thin

>> well, it is a stretch. but the american unity fund has been working really hard, and we have seen success in pretty much every state where they have attempted to get some republicans on board with some americans on board. and we saw this these primaries last night that it is still very difficult to win a primary in the republican party while you are putting forward a position to support marriage equality. >> and in 2016, the run for the presidential has to be not ga s against lgbt people. >> and we are hours from the ruling in pennsylvania, and the pennsylvania governor corbett has still not issued a statem t statement. he has said nothing. a.g. kathleen cain who is not defending the marriage ban issued a statement minutes after the ruling came down, and governor corbett who is defending the ban has said nothing. he is reviewing the ruling. >> and so chris and aisha, what a great con vversation and than you. we want to remind you that president obama is expected at the podium this hour discussing his meetin

million barrels a day in april as well. there's been a seasonal low in april as well. that's the latest from the iaea. the cartel has told him they will cut existing output to make space. he was speaking to reporters in moscow where he says the current oil price is fair. neil atkinson joins us now. every time we get the monthly oil report, i feel lake i'm moving around on the margins here. >> the thing about the oil market is simple, global oil demand is only moving ahead sluggishly. we're showing signs even of weaker growth in china. meanwhile, as you eluded to a second ago, there's plenty of supply. not just from the united states but from canada, russia, to some extent, some other countries. and certainly the estimates for this year is that growth in nonopec oil supply should exceed the growth in global oil demand. now, on top of the nonopec countries you have opec countries. you just mentioned iran in your introduction there. they think they should have space to have oil production. iraq is expecting to increase its pro

well the u.s. media is less and less inclined to do investigative reporting we have a conglomerate now oligarchies of major media and that's the problem we have no sources in the united states very few sources in the united states that are really investigative reporting as glenn greenwald recently said we turned out it's like al-jazeera russia today other international agencies to cover this war is american media is in the hands of major corporations and they don't want to bite the hand that feeds them that attorney of law thomas nelson of thomas h. nelson and associates thank you so much for joining us tonight it's been a real pleasure thank you. and they get you for being in the now you can write me at a now are today and remember you can always join the conversation during our show by tweeting at in the now hash r.t. has tagged. the interview. going going and probably already gone this is a state of ukraine's sovereignty as the western backed and unelected regime in kiev continues its military o

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this is an enormous light well. it's an absolutely enormous light well. there are five other conditions on this block that show a transition between two buildings of different heights. here is one. two. three. four and five. for this building over here i managed to take a picture from the rear as well. so we can see what we are talking about. i want to point out a few more facts nearly 30% of the addition -- the rear of building is only 10' above ground. and the shadow analysis shows little to no significant -- all the photos that you saw were taken december 21st, the shortest day of the year. >> thank you. >> rest of the year is not a problem. thank you. >> thank you. other public speakers in support of the project sponsor? >> good morning, commissioners, my name is orry bash and ty's brother and in support of ty's project. ty suffers from -- as you mentioned a neuromuscular disorder. there is no cure and no interpret and therapy. he likes to spend time in tahoe skiing and today he struggles with even taking his dog on a walk and i'm asking the commissio

the senior planner is meant to fill that as well as under finance and administration. we have a analyst. these are the next layer of senior staff below the management level who are going to help alleviate the work load and distribute that decision making power across the operation and provides a track for the staff to move up and across all divisions you will see the analyst for ad min and the data analyst for the modying group. we have creating a deputy district level and allow the two large divisions to have distributed management capacity to assist the deputys in both divisions and on capital projects you see senior engineer proposed to be added and that

well, and clearly, it has a lot of power. i mean, when i go on yelp and see, you know, a lot of or stars, i filter that differently because that's not the business i'm in. .. i would never buy a product. i'm choosing between two and one half your reviews. what is wrong with this? i had an agent asked me recently, why does the matters look at any reviews on amazon? i think he really not know how this works? it was really strange. [laughter] >> s., man. with the increase in imports and -- a writer self-promotion, how important is it to align your self with a large company and no, well publishing house for a specialty if you're writing children's books, you should be looking to do that. just wondering the importance of that. >> well, the thing that a large publisher can do for you is get your book into bookstores and get it out to all of the media and distributed everywhere that you wanted to be distributed. that doesn't necessarily mean it will ultimately be more successful than the self publishers mall press books that an auth

. >> well, thank you. >> i'm an expert at that. peak oil, i forget the guy's name, cupboard or something. in san antonio, he predicted the end -- it was a san antonio bank, good history. i recent talk to somebody and you don't become he said see, there's a problem with peak oil. that was not true because with plenty of oil now with shale. i said i don't think so. you're going off to the side, mopping up what's left over. >> hubbard had a very simple prediction. he said if you look at all of the wells were drilling and was available, that we're going to keep increasing, producing oil in the united states and then write about 1972, 73 star going into a long decline. he was actually write angel 2008. thathen something interesting happened. we started to reverse that. we started to grow production again. we've gone all. all the discussion of peak oil seems to be over right now. we have more oil and gas we know what to do with, reminds me of the old quote from the shake from saudi arabia who said the stone age didn't end because of a la

that he recorded as well.he sent the manifest itoemanifesto to many people whose parents searched for them frantically as they received them. and jennifer from isla vista, what more are we learning this afternoon? >> well, we got word from the sheriff department's spokesperson who walked out and said that within the next hour they will give is the three names of the first three vicktims who were killed, stabbed to death in that apartment that was shared by the suspect. we are learning more about the welfare check that the deputies went on. the sheriff's department got a call from the family and they did a wellness check, and that was before this disturbing video was posted on youtube and the family was more concerned that he was depressed and would do harm to himself, craig. >> and what more are we hearing from the killer's family? >> it is difficult. we are hearing a little bit through the lawyer who is speaking on behalf of the family and offering condolences and we are learning more about his father, his mo

well, there they are, eog, in your playbook. >> worked phenomenally well. >> double-digit gainer. >> pxp, a name i would focus on. jim and stephanie have nailed it with anadarko, cnq, suncore. >> and mro, they've lagged, they've had some of the international production disappointments. and i think they're shedding those assets. and as they shed the assets, they'll put that money into the u.s. shales. so that one we're actually buying today. it's in my playbook. >> buying marathon today? >> and ensco, we've been buying at 50. the deep-water plays are so hated right now, and it won't see much for them to turn. >>> a good segue to gasoline. futures rising to the highest levels of the month. let's get to jackie. >> hey, good afternoon, scott. memorial day, the unofficial kickoff to the summer driving season and aaa says that more than 30 million people are going to hit the road this summer, perhaps the anticipation of that has these gasoline futures prices up. we're seeing them at the highest levels since april. jim, i want to get your take on this. we're a couple pennies below where we

the senior planner is meant to fill that as well as under finance and administration. we have a analyst. these are the next layer of senior staff below the management level who are going to help alleviate the work load and distribute that decision making power across the operation and provides a track for the staff to move up and across all divisions you will see the analyst for ad min and the data analyst for the modying group. we have creating a deputy district level and allow the two large divisions to have distributed management capacity to assist the deputys in both divisions and on capital projects you see senior engineer proposed to be added and that helps provide that senior management support. and for the most part i think this structure should be able to help us respond to the three challenges that we identify in the memo, the new work and the new goals we're trying to respond to, the capacity and the work load management programs that we did see starting to crop up and the succession planning so we can remain a competitive and sustainable organization. >> i

well handled that. a british journalist reporting for a new crane is detained while we try to track down his whereabouts some sources claim he may have been taken to the capital by the national guard. on the c.c.t.v. footage captures the moment two palestinian teenagers were fatally wounded during a protest. by israeli soldiers. on the eve of the use. some regions say they want a different kind of demanding the right to decide whether to become independent from their capitals. or asian leaders meet for a second day in shanghai where political wheeling and dealing has moved russia and china to the costs of the world's biggest energy deal. journalist graham phillips who's been reporting from. eastern ukraine has been detained his captors identified themselves as ukraine's national guard grahams current whereabouts unknown. has more. according to his source graham phillips is most likely being taken to kiev in order to be interrogated by the ukrainian security services or the s.b.u. at this point we haven'

check out this one as well. scientists say they've worked out how to keep connected on the web even in space those details the web. for the meantime here in our international record levels of unemployment and demick poverty and immigration they're all pushing weary europeans to vote for extremes and while countries with stable economies such as the u.k. and france are voting for the right those that most severely hit by the crisis have swung to the political left in portugal for example the anger at austerity policies well it's brought the socialist party out on top with the ruling social democratic party left far behind the opposition also gone and strong support in spain where the united left coalition won six seats and the upstart spanish protest party that translates to we can they manage to get five representatives into the e.u. parliament and then greece of course the worst hit by the full crisis the opposition syria is a party has won the largest number of seats now let's follow syria's way to the top of

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as well. so striking video, and a classic hostage video, really, but al of the more chilling, because you are talking about teenaged schoolgirls. craig. >> stephanie gosk, thank you, and samuel, thank you to you as well. >>> now we turn to the crisis in ukraine. the acting president condemned the votes in eastern ukraine calling them quote, a farce." the united states and other western countries have called them illegal. and meanwhile, russia said that it will be honoring the referendums. and one region claims that about 90% of the voters approved breaking away from ukraine while the other claims that some 96% voted for the awe tutonomy, and however, reports of widespread irregularities and including people voting multiple times, and also violence in at least one town near donetsk with people firing on a town hall, and reports say that at least one man was killed in that, and joining me in the ooh stud -- in our studio is eamon. >> well, it just matters what the government is going to do, beca

well, such as the unemployment rate. it will be a fruitful discussion here to bring you all that from here later on during the show. with that, back to you. >>> we'll look at the bank of japan minutes among other things. and it's game on for sonia. lit make a deal to break. we needed 30 new hires for our call center. i'm spending too much time hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. [ female announcer ] need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 30 of the web's leading job boards with a single click; then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. you put up one post and the next day you have all these candidates. makes my job a lot easier. [ female announcer ] over 100,000 businesses have already used zip recruiter and now you can use zip recruiter for free at a special site for tv viewers; go to ziprecruiter.com/offer2. >>> headlines from around the globe, an election boosts a rally for italian stocks. this is in contrast to france where it is being dubbed a political ear

well back by martin. and gibbs again. a fight there for norwich which you could argue this season. >> there was a great ball in for russell martin. he's got to be the man at the near post. nice play, nice one touch. gibbs is not really in the equation. shouldn't really be putting that ball beyond koscielny. it wasn't great delivery. >> no fall. now koscielny is standing up, he's playing his first game in the league for arsenal in this campaign today. it might be his final league game for the club. his contract is up. there was talk of him wanting to get away to get some regular football which i think he'd say he deserves. >> he's got the policy of playing in the cup, in that's the case he plays -- he'll put out his absolute strongest team next week. that means from one to center forward. >> remember, when they play mat city, for the final itself. that's next weekend. well, the end of three campaigns in the premier league for norwich. they finish 12th and 11th in the previous two seasons. this year eight points off of this

very well. we talk to each other on the phone, very close, military to military. our commitments to israel's security are the most significant in dollar terms they've ever been. we're working very closely with them on a lot of areas. now, are there differences? sure there are differences, but every nation has differences. >> charlie: speak to the differences of iran. >> that's an area where i think we're coming together. prime minister netanyahu and i had a good conversation about that as did the defense minister and other leaders. the israelis have always been very skeptical of this six-month effort to try to find some diplomatic resolution of the first step. now, there are other issues to address -- the missile capacity of the iranians, state sponsorship of terrorism -- but we're focused on nuclear right now. i think the israelis still i don't think have agreed totally with what our approach is. but they've given us, for them, an allowance to try to produce some kind of way out of this, which

well. yesterday. experts of the european central geopolitical lies from poland were witnessing this situation in donetsk they have seen civilians killed a great way station there in donetsk so we can say that of course this this operation is directed not as much against. military oh nice as you need the government calls them separatist forces but it's directed to target that civilian population and the whole population of the southeast of ukraine and i guess there what will they are trying to do now is still frighten to scare the whole population of yourself east of the country just fill in and become not only obedient about the just but become passive and not acting anyhow so folks not really i guess but a. military operation will be continuing both that and then you know a number of victims will be much more and more and i guess that it's not really what we can expect these a long time civil war in eastern parts of ukraine is not right when he tells that so-called antiterrorist operation will last o

as well.initely so. because you've got waves that travel -- that sound not only travels but it bounces off of different things. if you've got a mountain range at the bottom of the ocean then, you know, the sound would be bouncing off programs. and then, i mean, from talking to a lot of industry experts they say, you know, initially they felt very good about these pings because of the length of the ping. because they had been listening and the reports that we've gotten from investigators was that the pings had lasted for a really long time. >> and even those they were at 37.5 megahertz, they were picked up at 33. that didn't raise any concern with folks? >> well, i think it depended on how the information was released because initially we just heard, oh, they heard the pings for this amount of length. so, when you talk to oceanographers, they say, yes, it would probably not be sea life. we talked about sea life about, you know, rain that can cause a lot of static in the ocean, the sound of stat

well-worn, old news, been there. done that. >> now, the decision for democrats is whether or not to go along with this. so we're just you know, boycotted outright. what is your advice? >> look, when we have facts on our side i see no reason to boycott. i see a lot of reasons to embarrass them. for example, every time they say the word "cover-up" and the word spontaneous demonstration triggered by the cairo protests, those words have been used to show a cover-up by the white house. when we know the fact that they can't dispute, which is the cia wrote that sentence based upon then current intelligence and turned out to be wrong. will they are honest, or will we challenge them by showing up saying who wrote the words "spontaneous demonstration" are you willing to say the cia was in the tank for the white house when the deputy director who worked for three republican careers over a 30-year career is being accused of what? no republican has the guts or the courage, certainly not congressman gouty who is driving this thing

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well. these months show the line between the truth and reality becomes even full blood and bush and america joined forces to fight concepts we take the shape and respect and i do become the cool kid in the clock. we've done the future. right on the scene to. search for you and i think that you're. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. the. the interview. in the. last quarter us a g.d.p. grew a whopping is zero point one percent so if we take an extreme glass half full approach we should be happy about g.d.p. it didn't shrink right well that raises the question of what is happening to us monetary policy isn't quantitative easing supposed to be doing something positive well as spoke to dr paul craig roberts about fed policy and the future of the dollar now dr roberts served as the assistant secretary of the treasury under reagan and has been an editor and columnist for many publications i first asked him about the future of the u.s. dollar and its status as the world's reserve currency tak

>> well, she's glib. i have to say that. we have the usda coming out this week saying we expect to see the biggest spike in food prices in three years. this is something we have to be concerned about. meanwhile we have president obama who when he was first running talking about the price of arugala at whole foods. they don't care about the average family bubble and he's putting things constricting growth. if we had growth this inflation wouldn't be such a worry right now. >> i get it the price of computers are going down. you have to buy food every day. >> but what a shame that we have to try and find a way to pin this on the administration. look, we have the smallest herds since the 1950s. pigs are disappearing because of a bizarre disease going around. we have had remarkable droughts in this country last year and this year. this effects food prices in a very real way. i actually agree with you. i don't think that the fed definition of inflation is right because it leaves out energy and food. but to try and pin this on the

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>> well, i would line up my putt. i would -- well, i have a lot of ideas.e and all of this, how do we do with all these terminal patients and the expense and critical care and all that stuff? i would make all the machinery that these guys are hooked up to coin operated. that way, now, just hear me out, bill. >> i didn't say anything. i'm stunned. >> but what i'm saying is if your loved ones didn't love you enough to show one a pillow case full of nickels and keep that ventilator going u would you want to return to a world where nobody -- it sort of solves itself. do you know what i mean? if they just let you flat line because they couldn't break a 20. >> go for the hospice? >> i actually combined it with obama's hope and change. you better hope they have change. otherwise, you are dying. >> i know you were hopped up in the book about voter ids. >> yes. well, first off, you and i think the same. call it voter suppression. it's absolutely insane. i flew out here yesterday. i needed my id to go through the airport. i needed my id to check into the hotel. i nee

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if the encryption can be -- >> well, no. the evidence is the information on the phone is encrypted this my understanding, justice sotomayor but the phone itself has the key to decrypt it because the user obviously wants to get access to the information. >> i mean, you have a problem. apparently, neither you nor i actually have this on their phone, as far as i know. so i'm imagining something. maybe you have it. there is some kind of system that once it goes "bzzz," you never can get the stuff again except after eight months, and when this "bzzz" happens, is it happens at least ten minutes after the arrest and not before, so the policeman would have time to look at it. but the by the time you get to the stationhouse, the "bzzz" has already happened, so now nobody else can. maybe there is such a thing. i've never heard of it before this minute or before the briefs. well, why wouldn't you see i'm similarly incredulous about it from my tone of voice because i don't see why somebody who wanted to "bzzz" actually to keep the polic

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and that is -- >> well, apathy as well.t is also part of it. >> and he had access to a bmw, and he had access to the knife, and what are we going to do? >> so he can kill more people -- >> and excuse me, are we going to -- >> and there were more kids that died in swimming pools, and more kids that died in swimming pools last year than died at the hands of the mass violence committed with guns. so, you know -- >> and now, make a point. >> and how many death dos we have to have before we talk about this -- >> and kim, let me stop you for a second. >> and how many kids -- >> okay. ken, let me stop you, because we can't hear you. >> and let me start with the idea of the obvious misogyne, and the country is more and more violent and turning to guns, and again, weapons of mass destruction, and more and more, and in the old days, he probably would have gone and sulked somewhere or had a temper tantrum and now he is taking various weapons whether they are guns or knives and killing someone, and we are having a cheapening of life so

well, i've got a recipe for you. it's chili popcorn, and it's a great way to spice up the usual movie snack. we're gonna start with about eight cups of freshly popped popcorn. now we're gonna make a spice mixture. it starts with a pinch of salt. but if you're cutting down on your salt, you can just leave it out. now were gonna add a 1/4 teaspoon of chili powder... an 1/8 of a teaspoon paprika... an 1/8 of a teaspoon of garlic powder... and an 1/8 teaspoon of cayenne pepper. cayenne pepper is really spicy, so if you don't like things too spicy, cut down on the amount of cayenne pepper that you add. there we go. it's all mixed up. let's sprinkle it over our popcorn, and then we'll just toss it with a spatula so it's all evenly coated. told you it was easy. now all you have to do is decide on a movie. and that is chili popcorn at the culinary institute of america. for "teen kids news," i'm andrea. >> okay, everyone, it's time to find out what teens think. here's "speak of the week." >> it can seem like high school lasts

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as painful as it may well be for the west and ukraine as well. the hope was of course now we have what is seen to be -- widely seen to be a legitimate president elect of ukraine. actually dialogue between russia and ukraine could start taking off a little bit better now and we could avert having more sanctions. that's the risk that diplomacy fails and sanctions are very much on the table. what i do want to say to viewers, we'll get a u.s. take on this. right at the top of u.s. programming we'll speak to jeffrey piatt, the u.s. ambassador to ukraine. >> thanks so much, steve. the markets continue to ignore perceived concerns about what this means as far as further diplomacy is concerned. let me give you a look at how the european markets are trading, relatively unchanged given the headlines we've seen out of ukraine in the last 20 to 30 minutes or so. gains across the board for the uk markets. the italian market in particular adding to the 3.6 gains that we sought yesterday, too. let's give you a look at what's on today's agenda. at 9:00 a.m. we g

well with the.science technology innovation all the developments around russia we've got the future covered. i think. mind. and. mine and i'm actually. right. here just to. a chance for some. to finish line a. kick . this is the city of lugansk we are now inside the barricade which has been set up around the perimeter of the square. people are on guard here. keeping watch over our city. who also does not do they keep watch around the clock there are no weapons or troops here you can see for yourself the barricades made of tires. and bob wire going to this particular section has been reinforced to repel potential attacks which may come at any time of the day or night. other. than under budget. deal and what is our government excuse me the skiff going to done to unite ukraine when you like you did mobilize their army excuse me but against who are they mobilizing who are the aggressors where are they made some pies later clean table cloth and i'm waiting for this aggressor to come and capture me what i

when they call near misses a lot of times, well, fine. it was a near collision. >> i'm not happy about it but i'm saying better than a collision. >> who knows better than our former flight attendant on the dangers in the skies. >> and i'm getting on a plane after the show today and i'm going to be going right through george bush in houston and i'm fine with that. to adam's point. you are going to die from a bee sting before you die on a plane and there's no reason to not feel safe in a plane, ben, than you should feel in your car right now. i would mush rather get on a plane than drive. >> you got on to the plane and ran -- >> i'll tell you, not to freak people out but it does happen more than you realize. a lot of these near misses don't get reported. the faa does have a plan. they do want to upgrade the system. i think it's about time. better radar and better technology. >> but i get much better food in my car. i get much better food in my car. >> he stops by mcdonald's. >> i almost got nearly run over walking across the street but i th