had a matching skirt with the beautiful lace anc plans and netting and a daytime best with a matching color, and this could be war with the short waisted skirts. >> >> host: welcome to after words especially vali nasr it is a treat after seeing you all long time away. it is great to have you here and i did enjoy your book for different reasons i would go through that but thank you very much for coming here today. vali nasr is here with us from johns hopkins school of the advance studies and author of the book "the dispensable nation" american foreign policy in retreat". vali nasr a political commentator american iranian and has briefed president, congress, many influential people and born in tehran and then came to the united states after having left after the revolution with a bachelor's and master's degree from the fletcher school and also earned his ph.d. from m.i.t.. well done. i will not go through your long list of accomplishments, they are special but i want to especially to draw attention to a great part of your book that is a time you spent working under richard holbrooke as

we will take up this with the best of the business with us in the capitol global equity strategist alex young. president obama and displaying what he has not been known for good timing the president of mexico talking resurgent with all of the day's good economic news back home he sees of the opportunity to call for even more government spending. our chief white house correspondent has the report >> as president obama continue to talk up the economic resurgence in this hemisphere as the focus of his three day trips south of the border. >> trade and commerce create good jobs florida people. >> the labor department reports the unemployment rate dropped seven point* 5% the lowest level in four years that more people were finding jobs than leaving the work force and in the dish with april's gains the government revised the february and march numbers suffered by a total of 114,000 jobs. >> we are gaining jobs over 160,000 and unemployment has taken down. >> there were still major warning signs they are struggling in not a single new job in april while construction employment fell for the firs

it is just moist with a lot of cloud cover. moving forward, we are dealing with our temperatures running around the 50's. the computer is not advancing the graphics so i will reload this quickly and give you an idea what is going on. clouds this morning and drizzle and most of us did not have to use our windshield wipe wees to give you an idea how light it is. temperatures is 65, below average at the bay with sunny conditions. inland neighborhoods we will see sunshine quicker and we will be warmer at 69 by 4:00. at the coast it will be clouds for the better part of the day and temperatures flirting with 60 this afternoon. >> i have to say it is quiet at this hour and we do not see many accidents but one report of the two-car crash in oakland is not causing any delay as we look outside. southbound direction the tail lights moving down to 580, and we have clear conditions as you make the drive to sausalito and over the golden gate bridge. a check in the east bay, and a look at the walnut creek, 680 to highway 24, we are seeing a

probation, you communicate with traffic court judges, with community referral center, and with station personnel. so, you really act as a good communicator and facilitator in the program from a law enforcement background. and the grant we get through public works really allows us to run effectively. >> great, thank you. >> [speaker not understood]. let me come on over here. what's your question? >> okay. [speaker not understood]. i've gotten three years of knowledge [speaker not understood]. my question is this. how am i going to get the police department, how am i going to get city council -- they're partially on board, but some of our people in public works are here today. how can i convey to them that i'm not a nut -- everybody here thinks i'm a nut because [speaker not understood]. how did they really take this seriously and realize that graffiti is a crime and it requires money and it requires attention from the officials, not just from covering graffiti? is there an answer? can you give me some sort of -- what's a good direction? >> [speaker not understood]. >> [speaker not under

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i disagree with what mr. sanchez said. the other thing he said was there is nothing wrong with it. these are what was required when 1380 was approved back in 1986. it's not the case. conditional approval for 1380 states the final landscaping plan shall be reviewed by the department and it should be covered with ground cover, not covered with a 300 square foot deck. they are going to put tables and chairs and everything else on it. it doesn't conform. it should have as a minimum gone to the planning commission. also for all the excavation these folks that lived on the property. it should have been filed proof for management plan, for management practices in the state of california. it has changed the drainage on that slope and it's taken away the ground cover that was required and it's always affected the treason that property. it should have never happened without a full review of the planning commissioner. >> thank you. >> any other public comment? are you paid member of the staff associated with the project? >> just a contractor. >> you are paid by the owner. you can speak at reb

you can start out with this experience, very lively and robust with very few users. and then when the first users come in, there is actually something for them to do and see. and i think that you'll start to see as the data sets get more robust and a little bit better and hopefully as we get to improve them ourselves and put them back into the public domain, the innovation that comes off with them is just going to grow exponentially. >> this seems like a really important moment. the world of civic innovation until now has really been focused on sort of open public data and the private data world has been separate. the fact that the city realizes that it is private data that adds to that and provides so much more richness because it is information as motion loft tells us where people are dwelling in the city or in the park applications how people are using it. when you add all that together, that leads to new forms of innovation. this summer there was a project in singapore, urban prototyping singapore where we worked with local interests to open up over 30 private da

is with us now. good morning, good to see you. >> good morning, savannah. >> when you were in the middle of it did you realize what a sensation all of this was? >> i had no earthly idea it would command the attention it did worldwide. it was truly a fantastic experience. >> well you had a vantage point very few have, in particular on the defendant, casey anthony. i wonder what your impression was of her, in front of the jury and other times that the rest of us didn't see. >> there were two sides to casey, the side before the jury where she portrayed the role of a mother who had lost a child, someone who was wrongfully accused, and then you could notice the change and transformation in her when the jury went out. she was very commanding, she took charge of different things and you could see sometime her scolding her attorneys. >> did you think she was manipulative? >> very manipulative. >> you almost suggest she was rather two-faced or putting on an act in front of the jury. >> there's always two side

thing with my teeth.students would set themselves or the customers on fire. the sterno would spill, and there would be this line from the thing down up their leg. no, that doesn't happen here. like i said, professional. >> this is going to go like a big fireball? >> good. >> the kind who know how to properly prepare these dishes. >> sweet. >> like a goosebump moment. >> yeah. >> for dave, another classic, filet de boeuf. a sauce made of conknack, cream and glaze. and for fred, scampi newberg. when is the last time you saw the word "newberg" on a menu? >> awesome, absolutely awesome. >> for me, that most noble of dishes, dover sole. this appears to be one of the few remaining servers alive who knows how to take it off the bone, sauce it, and properly serve it. >> thank you very much. >> a pleasure. bon apetit. >> merci. man, i love this place. so happy. very comforting. there's continuity in this world. >>> across town -- ♪ >>> another thing entirely. the younger, wilder l'affaire est ketchup, which i'm re

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people call with pedestrian safety questions, with traffic laws, with issues regarding parking, a lot of stuff. and this is an unfunded role that we provide, but it's a very vast community service that we rely on pi's extensive knowledge of the community and of the pedestrian safety laws and rules. he would be an excellent candidate. he is an excellent candidate. has been an excellent member. i would highly recommend him. he is the best pi safety coordinator you can find. thank you very much. [laughter] >>> i would like to speak also for pi ra. i'm a member of the yerba buena consortium and we have dealt with policies regarding pedestrian safety, including traffic signals and new signals and changing traffic signals and ramps so people can get up and down the streets for many years, and pi has been involved for all of those years with us and many people in the community have gone on with pi to various places way outside of yerba buena to see that the city people realized this crossing is not a good crossing for anybody. and working with the bicycle w them on getting them to behave a l

back with our panel here. nathan, i want to know how you're invested in this environment, where you do have record after record breaking, and you're of the view that, in fact, things will slow down second half of the year. >> i think -- i don't think they're going to slow down, maria. what i think right now is that for a balanced portfolio, it's about 60% in equities, it's about 40% in bonds. i'm moving the bond duration a lot shorter than it was before, because i'm expecting at some point, interest rates are going to go up. on the stock side, i think the danger for investors is to admire their work and go, oh, boy, isn't that nice? and not to rebalance. you know, if you've had a profit, and the stock market gods don't push the chips out all the time, if you've gone from 60 to 75% of an allocation in stocks, now's the time to do some rebalancing and enjoy the summer, regardless of what gets thrown at us. and the biggest danger right now is that congress doesn't listen to bernanke. he was really clear last week

and so i love engaging with our volunteers, with our membership, with our certificants that we work with, because i see the effort being made by them. how bad was it? we have listened to the profession. in order for us to be able to offer what people need, not just what we presume that they need, but we've also looked at what is out there in terms of new evidence-based practices. in this new age of electronic technology, we're going to see more and more need for electronic health records. hit systems are going to be a godsend for our profession. being able to share that, that demographic information and treatment plans and progress notes is going to be very important to help that person move quicker in their recovery and get more comprehensive recovery. if a recovering person can find employment early on in their recovery, it lends self-value. it helps a person's self-image to feel gainfully employed. i like to tell employers, when i do employer training, that the thing about people in recovery is that you know what their issue is. you don't have to guess. i believe it's very important t

i'm with first marine briged. i've been coming to san francisco since may for the planning efforts and i got to participate in the com drill with 6 marines and we were dispersed from all 3 different sites. >> good morning, everybody, my name is michelle geddis, i'm with the san francisco department of emergency management, i'm responsible for the project management ofrs and one of our major programs is the interoperatability program. so i was more than delighted to be part of this com exercise, i was able to be an evaluator at the ocean beach location and we have a lot of lessons learned to talk about. thanks. >> one of the challenges that we have in civilian and also you as military is that common operating picture. how do we make sure that all of our resources in the field, back in the command post, have the same operating picture and we can ensure that we have an unity of effort of everyone. and with the command and control exercise that we started with, this was one great opportunity for the military and the c

the adapter as good with me.she gets me away was getting off of them because they get all the side effects. i put myself in a mess about on this probiotics and introduce from the bacteria in the system. can you protect yourself by doing this because there's so many out there 10 years ago i came upon a book worst pills, best pills and sidney wolfe is one of the contributors. i call up my bible. i don't have access right now, but i have to get another one. every certain ones that cause antibiotics that begins with the sea, but can cause different things like tendinitis -- tendinitis and different things and i'm very leery of antibiotics. i put myself on probiotics and wonder if people take one of those and introduce that every day, would that be helpful? >> host: richard conniff come if i could add to that because there's an e-mail that says in there any validity to taking probiotics replaces good bacteria in the human god provided manufactured and preserved, refrigerated and in case to protect it in maybe three oi

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slowing with a four-car pileup with construction that will be around until 7:00 a.m.und 680 and south mission boulevard to north mission a few lanes blocked and not seeing too much travel in the northbound direction but a little bit of volume building southbound and as we take the drive to san francisco this construction project should wrap up soon and southbound 101 connected to eastbound 80 will also be closed. we will hook at our drive time track headed along highway four you are at 2 2 minutes and half an hour and 14 minutes from highway four to the maze. >> all is quiet in seattle this morning following a confrontation between police and may day protesters. police used flash bang devices and pepper spray to try to break up the cloud during a march and rally and you can see the officers and photographers getting pelted with rocks. one police officer was injured and 13 people were arrested. >> president obama hopes the trip to mexico today will help sell the immigration reform plan to congress when he is back. the president is meeting with mexico's new president wh

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that don't work with the folk but receive money to work with the organizations. the orchestras that have the capacity to do a lot of oversight and accounting they have a infrastructure and i'll use this as an example. this has nothing to do with the efficiency of the department. young folks are is a infrastructure in place that makes it easier for them to have a team in place and actually provides the services necessary to make sure their managing the programs well. as a program like the herein community center is spending every dollar on the kids their serving. i baffles me that the program it that impacts the most challenging part of our community i can go on and on. i'm looking forward this is a budget as a whole. we're looking at approving next year's budget at the same time, you allocated for a 3 year budget grant program with those kinds of changes how significant their it's going to be a tough challenge to figure out how we deal with this in the coming months. i know the city is going to have some tough challenges people think that because theirs additiona

with dzhokhar tsarnaev. this classmate was not able to confirm a friendship between these two but he could confirm they did have mutual friends. in fact, one of them was just communicated with on the telephone and none too pleased to be talking at this point. i can also tell you there is very little description i can give you about robel phillipos as at least a high school senior other than he played on the basketball court with the source i was speaking with, the classmate, that he liked to talk a lot of smack on the basketball court but when i asked what kind of person he was, was he a nice guy, a tough guy? it seemed as though the description was that he was just a good guy, a bit mouthy but a good guy. again, we're talking about a 17-year-old in the graduating class of 2011. they were once again both attending cambridge latin high school. that's robel phillipos, the third suspect, making that court appearance today. and he is the suspect, wolf, who is charged with making those false statements to the inv

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okay with me. >> did they check with you, hoda? whatever. >> ridiculous. >> really silly. it only matters because i think it would be weird if bradley cooper lived with his mom. but i think it's sweet that his mom lives with him. >> his mom lives with bradley cooper. >> you're right on that we're following up on a little something. we told you guys that it was heidi klum who was giving her child, her children money to eat their veggies, basically. >> to drink smoothies or something. we asked you guys, what did you think about -- >> did you think it was right to bribe your children to do things like that? it was almost right down the middle, wasn't it? 45% said yes. but there is like a 10% swing in it. and 55% of you said not a good idea. >> i think that's probably -- >> but they probably do it anyway. >> i think you're right. >> we've got a good drink with us. >> it's thirst-day thursday, we're drinking strawberry mojitos, why, do you know? >> because it's thirst-day thursday. >> are you ready for bobbi's wedding tomorrow? >> i hav

let's start with a quick first look with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi. we are cooler, cloudier and breezy. today we are look at a wind advisory from the san mateo county coast down through half moon bay. south winds 20 to 35 miles an hour. could see gusts over 45 miles an hour, making driving difficult along highway 1, perhaps some light branches could be snapped, as well as some power lines. for san jose today, it continues. temperatures in the upper 50s and around the bay upper 60s to near 70. coastline the upper 50s to the low 60s and inland we are look agent just mid-to perhaps a few upper 70s. but we will have the wind, the breezy conditions all through the day and that will add to the cooling. we will talk about the chance of showers, showers, when that comes into play, in a few minutes. carolyn. >> thank you. the california highway patrol is the lead agency investigating why a limousine burst into flames, killing five passengers and killing four more. it happened late last night on the san mateo bridge. abc7 news reporter kira klapper joins us liv

visits had to do with mixing the drug with other drugs.he shortest amount of time. it's not to be used every day. >> thank you, doctor. >>> darts are taking a new direction and they're shooting at more than the corner bar. mark phillips takes a look at this, a portion of "cbs 60 sports." >> you might be surprised, although less so because you find out i'm talking about darts. >> when you come with me to the darts -- >> alex never went to a party like this. they not only came from across the kuncountry. they seem to have come from across the universe. pouring into the palace for the annual darts champion attracted by the love of the game oddball costumes, and beer. if you love the darts, stand up they sang and they stood. and during the two-week tourn meant they rose again and again to cheer their heroes with nicknames like the hammer. the wizard. and jackpot. the final, a 23-year-old dutch upstart, michael "mighty mike" van derwin against -- >> 15-time world champion phil "the power" taylor. at 52 years of age, the reigning king of darts.

we'll begin with one man's terrifying encounter with the bombing suspects. tsarnaev's carjacking victim known only as danny is coming forward describing a scene of sheer terror, his daring escape, and the 911 call he made to help take the brothers down. all this as investigators uncover key evidence, spotting at least one fingerprint on bomb debris. and another intriguing development as well. for the first time, we're hearing tamerlan tsarnaev speak out on a video that just surfaced. pamela brown is in boston with the latest. good morning, pamela. >> reporter: good morning to you, john. a very busy week in the investigation. we're also getting unique insight into tamerlan and dzhokhar tsarnaev from the carjacking victim who spent a harrowing 90 minutes in car with them. for days after the bombings, tamerlan and dzhokhar tsarnaev hid in plain sight until they killed m.i.t. police officer sean collier and then carjacked an suv. the man inside the suv, a chinese immigrant that moved back to cambridge only days earlier. he wants to remain anonymous and calls him

i work with 71 countries with whom i have 65 bilateral agreements with those entities. but everything really starts at the most local level first. so, it's appropriate to hear from captain stow and the network of partnerships that she's dealt here in the bay area, but we have this lattice work that goes across my entire pacific region. and then i need to focus on what do i do in the event of a threat right now in dealing with the arctic. what if i have a deep water horizon spill there? because now it affects the nate and i have indigenous tribes of that part of the world. and how do i flow resources there, recognizing the navy doesn't have ice breakers and our nation has one. so, we do a lot of work with canada when we're starting to work on those contingencies. but we look at the national response framework. it was rewritten post katrina. and another key part of partnerships, when i was the federal on scene coordinator during deep water horizon, it's not in the national response framework, but every parish president, every mayor, every governor had a coast guard liaiso

we're going to check in with add with just a minute. a decade of captivity in cleveland. nbc kristen dahlgren is there covering the story. what's the latest there? >> good morning, willie. i'm here on the outside of amanda berry's home. just a short time ago we watched her come to her sister's home here. she was under heavy police escort. she went passed a crush of media and neighbors who had gathered outside her sister's home. an audible cheer went up in the crowd, something amanda no doubt was able to hear inside of the car she was coming home here to her sister's house. on the front porch of the home, balloons, zines that say welcome home amanda, we missed you very much. another one which said, we never lost hope, mandy. there is also her original missing persons poster on a tree out front with a yellow ribbon. something i'm sure that will be coming down soon. her family has no need for that anymore. so she is now home. as to the other two women, we're not sure when gina dejesus and michelle knight will be returning to their families

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with this trial. >> hello. >> we start with this home video played for the jury.t shows travis holding court amid a circle of friends. look a little closer and you'll see a blond tenderly nestled in his lap. that's jodi, in much happier times. when she and travis first started dating. no hint then of what was coming. >> we were excited for travis finding somebody that he was interested in. >> chris hughes was travis' mentor at work. that's him on the couch with travis and jodi. chris and his wife skye were there when the two met. >> when we met her that first night, we liked her. >> yeah. >> right off the bat, thought she was someone that would be a good match for travis. >> aaron dewey was roommate of travis. >> aside from the physical chemistry already there there seemed to be a lot of emotional chemistry right off the bat as well. >> jodi arias has been described as seductive, sexy, sultry, and travis alexander when they first met probably felt he was every bit her counterpart. he was a successful insurance salesman, handsome, charismatic. dave hall worked with

programs in dealing with individuals who are charged with crimes, either providing treatment a little bit more treatment model, and a locally based model because those individuals are from those specific communities. and i think those communities need to have the flexibility to be able to develop those local solutions. obviously, san francisco is blessed with a probation chief and she told me earlier that certain people are supervised by probation and is not the general rule throughout california. i think los angeles, where i'm from, there was no supervision for misdemeanors by the probation department. those individuals were onc summary probation which meant go home and sin no more. and if you do, you'll be back here to see us. and so, i think that once again, i go back to the fact that under the current system, because we have so many of those individuals who were once incarcerated at the state level, being pushed down to the counties, there's no room at the end in terms of the county jails. so misdemeanors aren't going to be sentenced to county jail but will be sentenced in communi

the management of the park has to do with their acreage, with their threats. there are just a lot of factors that go into the budget, and i think it's very difficult to say it's a function of the number of visitors versus a broader view of what -- >> but what i would like to ask you to do is to review the formula you use for this. because, number one, i think you ought to take into account the fact that the park can't, by law, collecting entrance fee. and so it loses 14 or $15 million right there, which is, you know, 75% as much as the entire federal appropriations. and second, for to also be funded less than the western parks, at a time when has a lot more visitors, the wear and tear on the parks is substantially a product of visitors. you can't really get the whole formula right here, but as you begin your study, i would hope that you would take a fresh look at that funding formula in light of what i think is the persistent underfunding of the smokies. we love the grand canyon. i've been down it. in fact, i went with senator udall's cousin, he took me down t

with george p. schultz senior fellow for policy at the national security at the hoover institution. where the secretary shall a little while ago with one of his rules of him was if you are going to point a gun at somebody, be prepared to use it. >> guest: that's absolutely right. we've escalated the verbal war to a ridiculous point, but would not use the.net all virtually. would set the nuclear armed iran unacceptable. we say iran supports the terrorism is unacceptable that we have the option, military option on the table. the president said he will prevent a nuclear undermanned the vice president most recently said the president isn't laughing. a lot of words to express, do with the latter ran to kill about a thousand american soldiers in the last 30 years it may have not pushed back adequately. really timely pushback was in 1987 in the cold february day pushback you think about sugar rain in speed boats in one area and ship, the arraign and scott thomas savage. they stop putting mines in the polls

a person with a disability. you can see he has a hand control that he uses to operate his vehicle and he has a parking placard. the problem is not that he has a placard, the problem is that he could find the parking he needs close to his destination. i have an example of that problem and i would like to actually turn to my fellow presenter jessie lorentz and ask her to share that. >> jessie lorentz from the executive director of the independent living resource center in san francisco. we've been a part of san francisco's community since 1977 and one of the things that we've noticed as an organization particularly over the last 6-7 years is that folks who come to our organization seeking services and support are often unable to find parking and it many cases have to turn around and go home. so parking availability particularly for folks with disability and with plaque card is a big concern. and the failure to access people with disabilities. when confronted with this problem we formed a committee of 16 stake hold

>> i agree with that. i also think that while the president thought that he might be turning a corner and that i think he would really like to turn that corner, he gave no specifics for how he's actually going to make this guantanamo move to the united states come about. he gave -- he kept the predator with a disciplined regime. he kept the targeted killing programs to be used in the future. so he may be turning a corner and he may want to end the war on terror but i didn't see him ending the concept of war. so david i understand why you think this way, but i -- i think the country was expecting a lot more and it's been a long time now to be in this war and a long time to have guantanamo and a long time to have a targeted killing program that we've known very little about. and it makes me wopbder are we accepting so little so late? so that's my response? >> rose: david? david ignatius first then david kilcullen. >> i think those are all good points. certainly president is not suspending the ability of the

you're stuck with me.ave brought in a lot of good, fun, smart folks frankly folks smarter than me to talk about the news of the day. and there is a lot of stuff going on. part of those smart people, of course is alichia cruz who is screening your calls today. if you call 1-866-55-press. and running the board is dan henning. >> good morning. >> and to you. >> on the video is cyprian bowlding. mr. bolding proudly representing the nationals who lost again yesterday. >> they won over the weekend though. >> yeah, but they lost yesterday. >> they took 2-3. >> they have some problems. >> they do. i won't argue with you there. >> not like the san antonio spurs. >> what a segue. >> let me tell you something. i make no bones about my love of the spurs. when i started working for bill press, i was, at the time, working for a radio station in san antonio. i worked for the spurs. i left. the night that they won the world championship in 2007, i -- the night that they won i got in the car and i drove here and i started

with less pain, i'm feeling better with lyrica.is r&b sound. >> for the first time this season. the final 12 sang for america's votes and none of the contestants could be saved by the judges. sadly vito's journey came to an end. but he stopped by our studio and it's a pleasure to meet you. >> thank you. >> and you're talented and you're sweet. >> i try to be. >> you're a tribute to your mom. >> a lot of us got to know you and your mom. we know your mom passed away early in the season and it was a very emotional journey for you singing on "the voice" wasn't it? >> i think definitely it was emotional especially the beginning of it. the blind audition battle round. it was so close to when she had passed. i think that as i progress in the show and as i went on and advanced through rounds, i was thinking it had gotten easier for me, because it was almost like at a certain point like when i talk about my mom, when i talked about her, i would cry. but it was at a certain point when i talked about it, she wouldn't let me cry. >> vito, we w

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it's been a somber day at fruitvale health center with people with tears in their eyes have been bringing in flowers. the facility confirmed two current employees dead, two injured. although it's not confirmed, it appears jasmine de deguia still works here. they made a statement: >> reporter: the healthcare center also says two former employees died and two are injured. >> i'm thankful that god gave her a second chance to live and all we can do for her right now is just to support her and reassure her that we're here for her. >> reporter: mary grace guardian no who was released from the hospital now works at crown bay nursing and rehabilitation center in alameda. her supervisor says she is one of the best. >> she is one of the superstars here. she has really good interaction with our residents. >> reporter: the most seriously injured, amalia loyola, is still in critical condition. anna al can tar rest's neighbors are devastated to hear she was killed. one said she was a wonderful young woman and her family is heartbroken. another neighborhood said they had come by with food. estrera and t

so you already have contact with everyone. i also help with the education. and i sing and dance.nd as soon as i start dancing. everybody comes to me and says, teach me. teach me. i want to dance. and besides that i'm a lot of fun. i'm funny. my prison time goes by like that. so i make it smooth for other people, too. >> neve tirza not only has a rec room for dancing, it has one other unusual facility. one we have never seen in any other prison. a petting zoo. >> what we found is that -- treating of animals is something very therapeutic for them. some of them were victims, their parents' victims. so that helps them deal with those issues. people who have violent offenses, learn how to be gentle and they learn how to respect a living creature. and there is a darkroom in there, there is comfortable chair and an aquarium with fish that glow in the dark. and supposed to be a place for relaxation. >> translator: something inside of me really enjoys the silence. because for many, many years i lived in a very difficult and emotional storm. >> this prisoner is serving 25 years for aiding

with u.s. state department funding, an american research extensive d an report on availability of information and changes that are taking place on availability of information in north korea. north korea is in a changing media environment. this indicates that north korea still has no internet access. it is one key places on eartha internet is not available. it is not a question of lack of equipment but the government does not want the public to have access to information. despite the fact that north korea, as you know, it is illegal to own a radio that can be tuned. the only radios that you can legally buy and own are the ones that are preset to the government channel. despite this fact, there's a urprising -- we're talking 20%-30%-of people who left north korea indicated they have listened to foreign radio. at a time where radio is less and less important as a source of information. in north korea, radio is the most important source of information from the outside world that is reaching north k

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thank you very much for being here with us >> sure i'm with the public defenders office good morning supervisors and thank you for this opportunity. much of what i was going to say is has already been said but i want to repeat some of the things. first and foremost we've harder and should be extremely proud that san francisco the level which we collaborate and coordinate with all the participates before the realignment was in place we were meeting bio weekly and continue to do so. what makes the cooperation and collaboration so effective we share the values of evidencing the approaches and share the approaches of being innovative and without of the leadership of the adult probation department we wouldn't see that. we shouldn't overlook the fact we're at historic loads in the jail we have especially with the realignment population a recidivism rate that is really remarkable. but i want to point out some of the gaps. in housing is definitely one of them and what we're seeing is because of that inadequate housing because of treatment providers residential treatment options that are not

ride with danica. >> j.y with matt. >> pulled the car back in the garage area.ons of what took place. tell me from your vantage point. >> i was trying to win the race and went to the outside, had a great run, almost got to the lead the previous lap. going back straightaway, regan trying to side draft me and we were going along fine and i got hit in the corner. looks like the stenhouse on the outside and not enough room and just enough to clip me, get loose, on from there. a little carnage. trying to win the race, had a run going for golden corral. >> thank you, j.j. >> thank you. >> tough break for the 36 small two car team of tommy baldwin. and a tougher break for kurt busch. all drivers climbed from their cars and are okay. >> that is 3300 pounds of race car slipping through the -- flipping through the air look a feather. >> looked like stenhouse saw yaly made enough move to the inside it was going to open up a big enough pole to get the 17 car. >> remember what we said in the opening? when you make a move, finish it. started to make a move but he hesitated. s

is sir from boston the to the fuck i couldn't agree with you more do you agree with the general. the enemy of the troops so by the administration's definition the wall that is the battlefield with me today is brian becker with the answer coalition brian thanks for joining bryan you have president obama saying that his national security speech that the u.s. is not engaged in a boundless war and yet you have this vast military presence across the globe washington post cited a senior administration official who said u.s. special operations forces were active in seventy five countries to that you had the drone strikes and new drone bases does it look like the u.s. this really seeking to limit itself in the use of military force no in fact the policy in the institutional policy is for the united states then it would be prepared for endless war but they're being engaged in all of the activities that would lead one to believe that they are an endless war there's one point three million u.s. military personnel three hundred to four hundred thousand of them are overseas there's nine hundr

the brother of eight-year-old leila fowler was charged with second-degree murder with a special allegation for the use of a dangerous weapon. we are not show his face because he is a minor. defense attorneys want him released from custody becaused on his cooperation. >> we will ask for that. and urge that. at this same, we don't know if that is a possible but we hope it is. >> officials released the step mother's 9-1-1 call. she called police after the 12-year-old called her to report an intruder in the house. she did not know that leila fowler had been killed. we posted the call online at abc7news.com. >> a man on a mission to promote a soccer charity has been killed while on a walk to brazil. this is the last video he posted on youtube, uploaded yesterday hours before he was killed on the oregon coast. the 42-year-old who was documenting the mission planned to walk will and dribble a soccer ball from seattle to brazil for the world cup tournament. he was only a few week into the journey to help a berkeley-based charity. >> the america's cup goes on as planned despite a deadly crash on th

with the delegation. my view is that that is a mistake. it is shortsighted on their part. at the last i heard was the islamic republic was not seeking my advice. especially on a particular question. >> and suggest that question resolution for you? >> yes. when we stay on principle. it is time to talk when the country has an election. you can't say this is the democracy that we can talk about free and fair elections. how else are we going to talk about democracy? least when they are having elections, when you talk about how absolutely corrupt they are. to news ago we were in tonto for a conference that was put together for the monk school of the university of toronto. the canadian defense gave rousing speeches to a group of iranian dissidents. the entire time, all i can take was that this was absolutely wonderful. this is so incredibly powerful and useful and effective. primarily the united states, if only they could join, it would make all the difference. >> the canadian government should not be the head

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