residents here fully back the mothers against them you os -- against muos. the municipality is on their side, too, and in fighting spirit. >> we do not want this facility here, not at all, because it is harmful with all of its emissions. it is basically a huge microwave. they can have their satellite dishes back, as far as i'm concerned. >> the people want to know why the u.s. has been operating a communications facility here for two decades and they have still not been informed about the health risks. and how did the facility get improved -- approved in the first place in the middle of a nature reserve? it all looks pretty illegal. doctors in the area have been doing some research. their findings are worrying. >> we set up a cancer register. what it shows is that we have an elevated rate of thyroid cancer, double the average for sicily and italy as a whole. the same holds true for testicular cancer and some forms of leukemia. >> nobody had any idea of the hazard until it was too late. >> i had cancer. it was because of the radiation. now i'm scared my child

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mundo. >>> y un diario alemÁn dijo que estados unidos habrÍa irrumpido sin permiso dentro de oficina os de uniÓn europa y puesto micrÓfonos en algunas ovacion. >>> yo estoy en shock como represento delante uniÓn europa siento que me trataron como si fuera un enemigo. >>> y el presidente barack obama tratÓ calmar a aliados, y les pidiÓ que no entraran en pÁnico, y pidiÓ que todos los servicios de inteligencia del mundo participan en la bÚsqueda de informaciÓn sobre sus aliados y opositores por igual, decir que todos spain. >>> tenemos que partir de la base de que todos los servicios de inteligencia no somos solamente nosotros, todos o tratando entender mejor al mundo y usan fuentes de informaciÓn que no estÁn desdisponible nosotros los medios de comunicaciÓn. >>> y mÉxico tambien reaccionÓ porque segÚn edward snowden la embajada de esee paÍs en las naciones unid naciones unidas habÍa sido objeto de espionaje por parte de estados unidos. >>> tendrÍa que haber por parte de mÉxico, seguramente lo habrÁ en estos dÍas una declaraciÓn, diciendo esto no es un gesto toso, y

somewhere just dump os unit -- police uniform. they attacked it with a huge explosion. it rattled every house in the neighborhood. they knocked out power supplies before blowing open the walls of the prison and storming into the jail. officials say they used this to call them by name. >> both the taliban and the authorities say around two hundred 50 prisoners escaped including some 30 military leaders. >> where the attack took lace is meant to be the settled area. this is the part of northern pakistan which is meant to be strictly controlled by the government. militants have emerged. they have done what they want to do. >> authorities are reported to have received intelligence two weeks ago. officials say they do not expect it to become so soon. it all adds to the embarrassment pakistan's government of scores of people around the country post messages i social media expressing disbelief and anger. oner a successful attack another prisoner last year, many are demanding to know how the militants are able to do the same thing all over again. abc news. -- bbc news. >> he is

thank my colleagues for being here, my name is john avalos i am the chair and to my right is david camp os and london breed and across the aisle is eric marr. madam clerk, could you call the next item? >> call the roll, or the commissioners who are absent, or some are on the way and we will excuse those who are not here later on the agenda. and if you could call the next item. >> approval of at proval from the april, 26th, 2013, regular meeting. >> colleagues any comments or questions on the minutes? >> okay. we can go on to public comment. on the minutes? we will close public comment. and colleagues could we get a motion to approve the minutes? >> so moved. >> the question from commissioner campos and seconded by breed and we will take that without objection. >> item three, authorizing the agreement and june 30, 2014. we have a presentation from jason freed. >> jason freed's office staff, which is now what is becoming the annual update to the contract that we have with our legal services/interrum director, to continue the contract and it is expiring at the end of the month and the staff i

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residents here fully back the mothers against them you os -- against muos. the municipality is on their side, too, and in fighting spirit. >> we do not want this facility here, not at all, because it is harmful with all of its emissions. it is basically a huge microwave. they can have their satellite dishes back, as far as i'm concerned. >> the people want to know why the u.s. has been operating a communications facility here for two decades and they have still not been informed about the health risks. and how did the facility get improved -- approved in the first place in the middle of a nature reserve? it all looks pretty illegal. doctors in the area have been doing some research. their findings are worrying. >> we set up a cancer register. what it shows is that we have an elevated rate of thyroid cancer, double the average for sicily and italy as a whole. the same holds true for testicular cancer and some forms of leukemia. >> nobody had any idea of the hazard until it was too late. >> i had cancer. it was because of the radiation. now i'm scared my child

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hundreds were impacted by the crash >>> dozen os people gathered in san francisco to call attention to an unsolved hit-and-run crash that seriously injured a woman. friends gathered today where the researcher was hit. it happened on february 24th when a dark honda accord ran a stop sign and hit kra san da. she suffered a shattered leg and pelvis and a traumatic brain injury as well. we spoke with her yesterday from her rehab center in los angeles. >> i do hope the person is caught. i would like to meet him or her. i don't have any anger to be honest. it may sound strange, but i don't. i would like to look him or her in the eye and that would provide closure. >> doctors say she is recovering remarkably quickly from the crash but there are months and years left of rehab. she says she's appreciative of the help to try to track down the drivers and would like to work toward making tougher penalties for hit-and-run drivers in the foo chur. >> san jose police officer are searching for the gunman in the city's 27th homicide of the year. it happened in the city's quiet neighborhood at the koer

>> yes, he was. >> reporter: next on the stand was mark os terman. he described george zimmerman as the best friend he ever had. >> george said trayvon grabbed his head and start bashing his head on the concrete. >> reporter: the medical examiner described the injuries as insignificant. >> they were not life-threatening. they were very insignificant. >> reporter: zimmerman has pleetded not guilty, claiming self-defense. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," jack ford will have analysis of the zimmerman trial. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." your home and auto insurance together. i'll just press this, and you'll save on both. ding! ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, llllet's get ready to bundlllllle... [ holding final syllable ] oh, yeah, sorry! let's get ready to bundle and save. guilty, claiming self-defense. now, that's progressive. oh, i think i broke my spleen! home insurance provided and serviced by third party insurers. i don't miss out... you sat out most of our game yesterday! asthma doesn't affec

the five orioles to make the team are the most in some time. >>> also at camden yard, some young os fans got to take the field. they ran the bases at the end of 9th inning. looks like fun. dozens of kids crossed home base and the players cheered them up. >>> coming up, road closed. a large chunk of a highway is shut down after park rangers find this huge crack. the dangers and how much it's grown. >>> plus, the american nag is at the center of -- flag is at the center of a car accident. the driver tells his story. >>> a mom goes to extremes to teach her son a lesson. what the teen did and how he's paying for it, next. . >>> giving blood has gone to the dogs. i'm tim williams at the humane society with more on a unique donation opportunity for you and your pet coming up. >>> a heat wave moves in for the work week. i'll have what you can expect,,,

the os took a 3-2 lead. bottom of the sixth now, the rangers, they tied it up at three. bases loaded for elvis andres. and he hits to the same spot as muchado. adrian beltre, he's going to come in to score. the rangers go on top 4-3. they go on to win it 8-5. >>> also, chris davis of the orioles will participate in the home run derby for the american league. >>> moving on it tennis now. they -- moving on to tennis now. they are the safest bet in sports. the winning streak was on the line at castle stadium at the whatever. the castles received their championship rings and kept the winning streak alive. honored before the match as 2012 champions. venus williams in attendance but did not play. her replacement, martina hingis, didn't disappoint. crushes one for the point. two-handed power. they take it 5-4. in women's doubles, hingis showing off the power again. the serve and you don't want to leave one up for her. they would lose the women's doubles 5-3. it wouldn't matter because the men's doubles, robert kendrick hits long from the double fault. that seals it. the castles

says 24-year-old justin montgomery from los angeles ran through an exhibit with giraffes, zebras and os ostriches. he jumped the fence because he didn't want to pay the $15 to get in. he was cited for trespassing and released. no animals were hurt. >>> nearly 100 cats are dead after a fire rips through a san jose home. you'll hear from the woman who was rescued, and you'll also hear if the cats were even allowed to be here. >>> medical examiners provide details about what it was that killed glee star cory montieth. >>> and i'm back right after the break. there's a lot of fog out there. it was cool today, but the fog is going to pinch down. it is going to warm up. how warm is it going to get? i'll have the specifics for your neighborhood. . >>> a ground breaking was held today on north first street in san jose for santa clara county family in justice center courthouse. it's the state's first new courthouse devoted solely to family law. the new facility will consolidate all family law operations. the new eight-story building is set to open in fall of 2015. >>> a south bay woman's dog is b

men with low t are at hire risk for die bee tees, heart disease and os yo pro sis. >> i think the data are quite clear the single most important health indicator for men is this testosterone level. >> hormone therapy is not without controversy from men or women. critics believe it's being overprescribed raising concerns about possible sield effects. >> possible increased risk of prostate cancer. >> there has to be a caution. it has to be done well. has to be provided by a physician who knows what he's doing. >> only men with a true deficiency should be treated. it's not for healthy older men just looking for energy boost. then there's the stigma of testosterone use, whether ut's abused by proathletes or men who overdo it at the gym. >> that negativety goes away when you realize how really much better you file. >> a possible prescription for better health. >> and certain drugs like mor feeng and anabolic steroids can cause low testosterone. >>> researchers in florida say they've developed an experimental drug that could some day improve exercise endurance. they sate boosts metabolism in

the os would get the last laugh. chris davis with his first home run since the all-star break. look at that. baltimore wins 4-3. nice job. >>> finally, for the florida marlins, even celebrating doesn't come easy. that is chad qualls right there. he takes a dive while going for the fist pump. not a pretty sight. it happens. >> nice recovery. >> it happens. >> yeah, it's all about the dismount. you saw the way he got back up. >> back up. all right. so the marlins would lose in extra innings 4-2. >>> the man with the best dismount in weather, nbc meteorologist. >> am i going vault or rings? >> i would say start with vault and we'll get you to rings after a highly caffeinated drink. >> the rings takes too much strength. >> yeah. >> burn your forearms out. we don't want to burn your forearms out early. >>> last day of july. in the southeast, more rain. what else is new? from charlotte to atlanta all the way to florida. it's been a rainy, soggy july. just figures. this is how we woend it. more rain this morning. it is raining pretty good in atlanta. a slow drive from tennessee back u

israel carried out an attack on the key syrian port of attack an os for an according to statements made by three anonymous u.s. officials the predawn bloss allegedly targeted a russian made and t. ship missile battery which syria received two years ago and the talk is around eighty kilometers from russia's naval base and syrian rebel free syrian army said they had nothing to do with the attack because they don't have the kind of. israeli government hasn't confirmed all commented on the issue why the but if these u.s. claims turn out to be true that with the fourth israeli air strike in syria in the past six months coalmines written extensively about the syrian conflict and says that israel is trying to help the syrian rebels who are losing the war against the government. i think that the reason they carried back is because the rebels are losing i mean foreign terrorists part of mercenaries they're losing the battle into israel i think giving them a helping hand and. the last attack member in may was against a military training center in damascus i was very very wrong because the syrians

one of the thing eswith os we are plan tog do is hold a series of hearings and the next hearing we're planning to hold which i would love to work with you is on this issue of what is our plan for enrolling people into the exchange, what kind of outreach, and my hope is that between now and the time we hold a hearing in september because the enrollment begins in october that we will get from the department of department health a robust plan for outreach. >> i'm feeling an incredible sense of urgency, it's still going to need some money and some resources and i don't know where those are going to come from. non-profit is already stressed and probably don't have accessed money and a budget to do this kind of work, but why not hire some of the people to go door to door and knock and have them begin to do some peer to peer education. >> so, i have a couple of responses to that. first, we are working on a citywide communications plan and work witching the mayor's office on outreach and education plan for the city, we are planning to apply for the second round of funding with the same applic

on an os he sorts. this is all see coming here live from moscow hello and welcome to the program. cia leaker edward snowden has officially requested temporary asylum in russia the whistleblower has been stranded in a moscow airport for over three weeks now and let's not get all the details live from aussies andrew farmer how they're angry so what do we know about mr snowden's current status or we do know that perhaps his three week ordeal in the transit of moscow sheremetyevo airport is about to end that's because the russian migration service has confirmed it has received an application from him for temporary political asylum in russia and even though that might take three months to process we do know that within the next week or so he should receive documents that allow him to leave the transit area to pass through passport control and to walk on russian soil. we do know also that he it's a process as we said that could take three months or so but it's a process that has led to a lot of criticism as w

expected today well the latest news in the end we have from the phone these cameras that they have os his supporters not to carry demonstrations that had been planned over the weekend in going to his release of course yesterday just about his conviction thousands of his supporters did did tonight into the streets of moscow to protest today said that the trial was politically motivated organizers claim the seven times and people to police say the figure. nearer three thousand they had originally intended to demonstrate mohnish nice square but they did not have official permission from the authorities had the police prevented them from doing so however crowds were allowed to gather on its perimeter very crowded close to the kremlin and also the state duma overall it did pass peacefully has to be said even though police made two hundred arrests they do say the bulk of those were made because people were attracting the highway they were standing at a busy intersection during rush hour in moscow last night similar scenes were repeated incent paid but it is also fair to say this was not the

>>> esta solt varÍa me estÁ matando por favor. >>> gracias. >>> quÉ guapas os ves hoy. >>> quÉ elegancia. . >>> igual porque estoy aquÍ. >>> son por positivas y yo tengo tanta negatividad. >>> pero bueno. >>> gracias. >>> de nada. >>> bueno ya estamos calentando motores para mera qui quie "miÉ, ya sabemos los participantes. . >>> (informaciÓn en pantalla) concursante tsz allÍ estallÍ eÁa a su favorito para que no pierda "mira quiÉn baila." >>> felicidades a los que estarÁn participando y suerte. >>> tremendo elenco, y mucho talento. >>> se acerca el fin de semana para saber pelÍculas que estrenarÁn el fin de semana, vamos con daniela a los Ángeles. >>> adelante. >>> hola. >>> gracias quÉ tal?. >>> bien, bien. >>> bueno, les cuento, llega la secuela de la pelÍcula red regresa entonces brus willy y john y otros pero esta vez acompaÑados del veterano y antony y tambiÉn de katherine zeta jones, y se apunta dos estrenos esta semana, una cinta ab nada y animada y james el director de la saga. y experto en el genero de horror, nos trae otra cinta con lo mejor de su trabajo. >>> e

developing story we will follow it osely. >> internet passwords? privacy is so in question in. one day care teacher is claiming she was fired for putting out a nearby fire to save their lives by her boss said she broke safety rule should she have been fire here to duke and out is our panel. does the teacher deserved to lose her job? >> no question she did not deserve to lose her job but when you get into law that is not the same way but the at will employee does not have a contractual rights and who did be terminated for any reason and less discriminatory should have to bring the case as a whistle-blower she did try to protect their children in the workplace than allegedly fired for that. know whether the law covers at is debatable but unfortunately this is the case she could pursue this to see if legislation could be brought'' to find a cause of action. >> the reason there are safety procedures in place when she went to see what was going on she could have been injured. there is a class of sleeping kids and if that happened under somebody was inju

still on loe ose. a lot of countries are not exactly eager to help the u.s. out on this. so i think that this is still unfolding but not making this administration look very good. gwen: not interested in helping us out. or not interested in snubbing us, either. >> and increasingly, we're not as sensitive to oil coming from the middle east as we were. and that gives us more freedom to let these things play out. skirmishes in the middle east don't push up oil prices as much as they used to because there's so much supply. gwen: one thing that's been a common theme throughout this first six months has been distractions. the ways in which pure politics has driven what ends up happening. so let's talk about this a little bit. sue, on the hill, we spent more time talking about the i.r.s. and benghazi, and the n.s.a. and privacy and tapping or gathering information from our phones, than almost anything else. and now is that just because it's -- it's more interesting to talk about distraction than to try to get policy done? >> i do think in -- particularly in the i.r.s. case there

soil despite american assurances that he won't be executed or tortured os cases of other whistleblowers suggests he is right to be wary of going home r.t. if you can has more on washington's crackdown on lead. by relentlessly going after whistleblowers here we picked some of the most notable ones the u.s. government is sending a message this is what's going to happen to you if you speak out even if you think you're doing it. for the public good even if the public things you did the right thing in edward snowden's case fifty five percent of americans consider him a whistleblower not a traitor and yet even as many americans are thinking to snowden for greater awareness about the government's blatant snooping on millions of absolutely innocent people snowden still had to flee the country so was not to share the fate of his fellow whistleblowers had he stayed he would have been in jail facing life in prison or maybe even the death penalty the example of bradley manning is right there the twenty five year old u.s. army private bradley manning has been in custody for three years now and is fa

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that is what we were talking about and ose are the questions at need to be asked. gerri: i think this is the money question. they were originally the people in charge, western connecticut, they appointed a committee. those are the lks with the devil. why is it that they wanted to ld some of this money back for other purposes? >> well, it is entered operating procedure and then makes this work and they don't have to fund raise that money because they happen to be in a community it seems like very often the public doesn't realize that that is what is happening it looks like they are accepting itor the victims because they say that we are eecting money on behalf of the victims it gives the nonprofit the latitude to give the money however they want in whatever proportions that they want. gerri: he is a very persuasive person and yes, the money has still not been distributed and will not be. august 16 is the day? >> that's right, that is the day they announced it. there is a process that they have to go throu and they have an open comment period until monday. but noby c

president and the attorney general claim they were disappointed and upset and attorneys general in ose affected by the voting rights act, a good decision? [laughter] >> i will not follow suit but the issue that justice robert wrote this is data from 1975 but the issue that i haven't is we had made strides but under the voting rights a we kind of wonder will we go back course stay where we are or move forward? that issue was not touched. lou: i talked to the attorney general about that to win the vot discrimination lawsuit. they have incredible statisticasupport for their procedures and their wall. why would the hang on to something in material >> the federal government says we will not babysit but if you misbehave we will step back is how we interpret it. lou: wilson from south carolina those are to attorney-general said -- with the electoral laws in their state they will pursue them to put th in jail. >> sometimes it is beyond what is lel. lou: i don't thank you want a politicized justice department that is the other part of the issue. says zimmerman trial. you are the lawyers but tha

on the web site -- website tickets to the point @%u finally by we want you have to say no than and ose gs to cross sell and at south bend you may have thought this colct along the way they use the something on your credit card you did not want to buy. also of a renewal. this is if you purchased the domain name and on the register for one year then after that ddn't what it but then you will start to see that hits the credit card again. lori: is any of this illegal? >> the million-dollar question. it is arguably unethical i some thinking is illegal but so to the companies were nailed with some hefty fines but underscores the impoance of you ian me to become more engaged with our credit card statements to understand what every one of those line items means to correlate with what we intended to purchase. lori: if you cv $2 charge that is what the bank on you will not waste the time to go to the hassle to track that down or sit on the phone to go through the difficult computer web site how you canceled. day you have advice? >> exactlyight. there is a strategy behind the amount to between 10

>> as the kids become older more of them want the latest gadgets and that is driving ose members. lori: are we including technology? my kids are a little like crayons and pencils not computers or ids. >> the new books is not going up but it is the technology in theegadgets that all the ki are wanting more and more. so 1200 and another is 600. lori: but it is still the backpacking index that you put together that is far outpacing inflation and 7.3% podium -- inflation rate is below 2%? >> the backpack index was put together by someone else but mostly driven by technology allow the school districts are hurting and teachers are passing the burden for supplies back to the kids and the parents that the school traditionay provided. lori: doesn't matter where you sho? >> all the big retailers try to convince you they have the best prices but actually it pays to shop around starting next week a lot of states have the sales taught -- sales tax holiiays to shop the weekend for free so that cou add up. lori: you put it of list of ideal credit cards can you give me some examples? >> absolutel

in the beginning in the 1950s and '6 os they were escaping from the violence, from the political violence between the two parties in colombia. >> so if you were having problems in the city or in wherever you were from you came out here. >> yeah, yeah. >> so what did you do for a living out here? >> cattle and some agriculture and after that the drug trade began and everything with the coca plantation. >> this climate is good for it? >> very good. since 1999 there was no police or army force here so it was just occupied by the farc. and then by the paramilitary. >> yeah. >> so that is when the real violence began. >> so the problem preexisted the drug trade. >> the drug trade just made everything more. there is no judge here, few institutions. basically you know the state is here just because the army is here. so i think when i met the major --. >> anthony, this is the major. >> julio cesar gonzalez is the current mayor of miraflores which has seen much better and much worse days. how many people live in this town? >> around 1500, 2,000 in the community. the farc were here for 20 years and

sysco big rigs unloading meat and vegetables and milk into storage united nationss all os area and would have continued going on for years. don't eat before you swim. but at this san jose swim center the source of the food could be the problem. for weeks now we have kept cameras on these outdoor unrefrigerated sheds across northern california. they're rented by sysco corporation. if you've ever dined out you have probably eaten sysco food. they provide food to 400,000 clients worldwide from hospitals to hotels. >> sysco provides every type of food you can think of. >> but how is the food treated before it gets there? we found out after a source revealed the company's dirty secret. >> this this "s" something that has been going on for a very long time, over ten years. enough is enough. the public needs to know where their food is coming from. >> reporter: it's 4:30 on a tuesday morning. watch as a sysco delivery truck arrives a it this concord shed. the driver unloads box after box, carrying bread, lettuce, cheese, and raw pork. >> he's getting the steaks. >> reporter: throughout the day