especially in light of what brought him here to begin with so we'll be watching that closely of course sophie cohen has more on her absolutely so if he has more and if anybody is interested in the life of edward snowden here in our moscow well you can watch the full exclusive interview with. the lawyer assisting whistleblower edward snowden next week here on our team. germany will be electing a new parliament of this weekend and it's promising to be a close race with no party heading for an hour drive majority coalition talks unlikely and the outside affections may have a decisive influence on what the destruction looks like us come next week r.t. the people of attended a rally of one of the parties that is now an expected to make a crucial difference. that germany's political new kids on the block but it does seem that alternative for germany will have a key role to play and shaping what the country does politically over the next few years no the most recent polls ahead of the elections next sunday suggest that alternative germany will be taking a good four percent it's expected they'll take

interview show sophie coast spoke to one of the few men in touch with the fugitive leaker you'll be able to watch the full exclusive interview with snowden's lawyer anatoly could check in at nine thirty g.m.t. in the meantime here's a quick preview. this problem you know a lot of job opportunities for him and we keep receiving job offers by telephone or mail this one you know. from google are they all coming from security services or from different organizations as well. that offers come from different organizations the right even ordinary people who call and offer help as they are concerned about him settling in a new home. and we also have heads of big companies who offer him employment when you know. i would rather we think a little is there any offer in particular that was surprising gerat a no major laugh. yes we had a woman of about fifty years old who cold and offer to adopt mr snowden. how well that would take care of this predicament. yes but he's thirty so this procedure would be complicated but it was funny. i'll be back with the news team in about thirty minutes but next up i

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the russian president's press chief talks to r t's a sophie shevardnadze in a few minutes. iraq afghanistan the balkans somalia haiti libya yemen and so on and so on the list of engagements of airstrikes by post cold war nato just keeps getting longer and now it looks like it's serious toward a lot of people have written me asking me to predict what is going to happen next which for me is a possible i'm not good at predicting the future but i can see is that we are living in a very tense moment in history many argue that the u.s. economy with its unfathomable debt is really propped up by war in the petro dollars so if the us backs down here what could be the beginning of the end for the world's only hyper power but if they do attack syria there will probably be so. some sort of reaction from iran russia and china if you haven't noticed nato has been trying to encircled these nations and had russian internet conspiracy land a lot of people are saying that russia is next you see if there is no resistance in syria then one one by.

moscow time do stay with us if you can the tough questions on international issues with sophie co that's coming up in just a moment.

commission for having the wherewithal to consider us to help out with a program that obviously started by sophie maxwell and i would love to see it flourish. so, ms. flynn. >>> good evening, everyone. first, i wanted to thank you all for allowing us the chance to be here today. and i did prepare a couple of words just to speak on behalf of our organization. historically apri has been serving very low-income minority communities and engaginges are debttionv and public participation and voting activities. and since our inception, our capacity has grown to include work force and youth services. every year apri offers summer internship opportunities and year round volunteer based youth chapter. our services support the mental growth of young adults from low-income communities. city-wide, we do target all youth, but there has been specific targeting of the bayview where we have the highest poverty concentrations and our youth are plagued with negative social influences. this year our kids describe their own neighborhoods as dangerous, negative in places where you have to watch your back. it's easier

proposal for a diplomatic solution while the conflict in syria is also the focus of the latest edition of sophie and co here on r t so he said we're not in talks to lebanon's x. army teeth to discuss how the long lasting conflict is affecting his country. syria shattered into pieces the wall has left nothing intact little remains of the peaceful past little kept for a peaceful future. as rebels fight the government and each other the ones who suffer the people. how does it feel to share the border with such a neighbor we talked to lebanon's ex chief commander. i . mean another major breakthrough at the u.n. general assembly u.s. and iranian officials held one of the highest level meetings in more than thirty years of frozen relations the american secretary of state and he's iranian counterpart met face to face as part of seven nation talks on refining stalled negotiations over to iran's nuclear ambitions there were any and foreign minister said he's country is hoping a deal on the contested issue can be made within a year when u.s. and british diplomats praising the tone and spirit of the meetin

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and criteria, and formula retail proposed changes, but these have as sophie has indicated the planning commission has asked us or the supervisors to put these on. and so these items are on pause, while we deal with the larger formula retail question. >> when is the recess end? >> the recess, the board of supervisors are back the first week of september, and the first four supervisors meeting is september third. >> okay. >> and so with that, and unless there are any questions, conclude. >> what type of a business was that? >> in-home healthcare. >> okay. >> and i have a question, just you may not know the answer and if you don't, just let me know. and on the affordable care act, and that matches up with the health security organization in san francisco, i got the impression from looking at the board of supervisors here, you know, that this week or last week, and it is still leaving a lot of people and the affordable care act it seems like is going to a lot of people are going to healthcare today are not going to have healthcare with the affordable care act if the healthy security ordina

they knocked on pilar mendoza's door she went to her local clinic to get coverage for her daughter sophie. with health care coverage what will you be able to do for your daughter that you haven't been able to do? >> i will be able to get her immunizations back on track and enroll her in school. >> reporter: because without immunizations she can't go to school? >> right. >> reporter: so that makes a big difference? >> it's a huge difference. it's her future. >> reporter: mendoza qualified for medicaid under obamacare and her coverage begins immediately. ben tracy, cbs news, california. >> pelley: so, how much will it cost to buy health insurance on the state exchange? in a new study of 11 states that have posted prices so far a mid- range policy would cost a 21- year-old on average $270 a month. a 40-year-old would pay $330, a 60-year-old $615. tax credits for lower-income people would reduce those costs. if you want proof that the economy is getting stronger, look no further than show room. that's next. next. ,,,, >> pelley: one of the hottest places in the country this august was the aut

institute of responsible technology thank you once again for us inside here with the thinker and me sophie shevardnadze alan see you next time. live. live. live live. live . they were ready to do anything for their country to me is to love the country more than yourself if you joined the military for any other reason that you're probably not going to have a good day they were tools in the hands of the state now they live remembering the past which is impossible to get rid of. the war. however good people didn't get hurt. but i've heard good people empty silent. a lot. but would prefer not to be sometimes i feel like. i should have died over there. because. i saw some people who had died. near is cheaper than therapy. on our. own and the new mom and i watch the news all the face i decide to. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. it's not going to take part in a military campaign against syria this as a u.s. aircraft carrier boosts america's navy presence in the region meanwhile. revelations that a british company with kwan for the life of that full potential in that gas

syria's war drags on well its neighbors to billet taters how long can we keep the balance big question sophie shevardnadze looks at that after the break. this is the media leave us so we leave that maybe. by the same motions secure the way your party years ago. for shoes that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all politics. are today. this point being an expensive car soon. the new fashion show. also designer bags and shoes in the best shop windows. luxury is a school. is a lost cause. concentrate . on archie. the island is so small the fermi's it's the center see the center of the universe. on a tiny island the size of a football field in the middle of a lake stands a ruined monastery forty years ago two lovers decided to spend their honeymoon here . they have no idea but the island would change their lives forever but they would change the fate of the island. never seen anything like this before visiting the coming months. in the fortress of ice is grown in just one hour and it's only the beginning. i want to. pick up something that is quite simply it's. pla

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>> well sophie, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> and this is very, very informative. >> you don't know how we have been looking forward to this presentation. >> and you know, write down everything that we had to say. you know? listen, you know this is a tough one. but it is something that does need to be addressed and we are seeing it a lot and it is city-wide and i really appreciate that your commission and your department is taking this on right now. because it needs to be discussed. so thank you, and thank you again for coming tonight, >> thank you. >> and go home and take care of your kids. >> director? >> i just before you leave, so, we agenda this as an action item, but if the commission is just comfortable with having individual commissioners making suggestions and recommendations, christian has been making note of that and then we will just, you know, we will reaffirm what the commission stated and send it over to the planning department, as well and if you are fine with that we don't need to take a formal action on that. >> i think that we are fine with that. >> great, th

interview shows sophie and curry spoke to one of the few men in touch with the fugitive leaker and you'll be able to watch the full interview with a lawyer orchestrating a snowden's arrival to russia on a topic which ran at fourteen prior to jam t.v. but in the meantime here's a quick. there are a lot of job opportunities for him and we keep receiving job offers by telephone or mail. or they are all coming from security services or from different organizations as well. come from different organizations there i even ordinary people who call and offer help as they are concerned about him settling in a new home. and we also have heads of big companies who offer him employment. i would think a little is there any offer in particular that was surprising girl i don't know made you laugh. yes we had a woman of about fifty years old who called and offered to adopt mr snowden. how well that would take care of this predicament. yes but he's thirteen so this procedure would be complicated but it was funny. day starting with the ongoing hostage crisis in the kenyan capital and right now you're saying

i want to welcome to sophie and co meets the shevardnadze well look at the global economy today and how i would spin this players the world trade organization is finding its way in the changing circumstances. in the stormy you don't say for ocean of the global economy it's thought there is safety in numbers. the world trade organization was told to steady the ship coordinates direction and help the participants communicate. in the turbulence of recent years because this giants lost its confidence while its members become more selfish the rich dominate the poor imposing plane fare rules for obtaining better deals. how can the w t o restore come among its ranks and extinguish fierce trade conflicts does it know where it's headed where is it safer to be now within the w t o or without. and i guess today's it all back to as a vat though the director general of the world trade organization who just assumed office at the beginning of september this year mr as a veteran it's great to have you with us on the show. so in your first address to the director general you set the w t o on the multila

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helen welcome to mean sophie shevardnadze and today we're talking about syria again years limited strikes are being held back and may not take place at all in no small part thanks to russia but it progress in a war that has already cost so many lives are we back to square one. millions of people displaced hundreds of thousands killed.

well i welcome to sophia and co i'm sophie shevardnadze today we're talking about syria the u.s. congress is voting on about my proposal to bomb syria an operation he claims will be surgical not intended to instigate regime change that we've seen this before and if we have why aren't we learning from. striking syria an absurdity or a righteousness city america's ships sit on the horizon but do they carry hopes for a solution or nails for the coffin of assad's presidency. the west reads the reality of conflicts in the east. the chemical trail poisons it all is syria the next iraq. is a sign that the new subject. will surgical strikes cure the patient or spreads disease inside the borders and beyond. i mean yesterday if the person directly involved in taking a similar decision to launch an attack on another country without a complete picture jack straw that's one member of parliament and british foreign secretary when britain went into war with iraq. have you with us today. thank you so do you think the congress will approve the strike. are assuming that congress will approve the s

shirt sophie shevardnadze reignites the g.m. debate in the latest edition of her interview shows. many gay bars are starting to refuse to sell russian vodka as a means of protesting the homosexual propaganda laws in russia as i've said before boycotts are a great way to put pressure on people but are they putting pressure on the right people not only is it racist to assume that hurting the vodka flow will deal a massive blow to the russian economy but it is also racist to think that any vodka with a russian sounding name is itself russian and many videos angry gay bartenders were pouring stolichnaya vodka what should be put out by the way onto the ground in a fury but if those bartenders would take a closer look at the labels they would see that exported stoli is produced and bold in latvia by the s.p.i. group not in russia also according to the n p d group beverage alcohol report the most popular vodka in america with a russian sounding name is smirnoff which is british owned and produced and bottled in various countries around the globe including the usa itself way to support th

next is the world trade organization capable of tackling global trade problems sophie and k. will be attempting to answer that tough thing. we talked before about people getting in trouble throughout the usa just for gardening in fact according to the christian science monitor a couple in florida has been fined five hundred dollars a day until they dig up their vegetable garden which is on their own property and mediately people who write these articles druck comparisons to communist russia where people weren't allowed to grow their own food unless the state allowed it yes the revolutionary period in russia forced agriculture to change rapidly and often against the will of many of those involved and this did lead to starvation revolution isn't fun but what about after that while stalin and khrushchev gave out a lot of doctors which are private summer houses where people guard and also there were markets in the soviet union where people could bring the food they grew to sell to see all these pictures behind me these are people in the soviet union selling food they produced pri

hello and welcome to sophie and co the shevardnadze well look at the global economy today and how i would speak this players the world trade organization is finding its way in the changing circumstances. in the stormy you don't say for ocean of the global economy it stores their safety in numbers. the world trade organization was called on to steady the ship coordinates direction and help the participants communicate. in the turbulence of recent years because these giants lost it's called friends while its members become more selfish the rich dominate the poor imposing unfair rules of training better deals. how can the w t o restore come among its ranks and extinguish fierce trade conflicts does it know where it's headed where is it safer to be now within the w t o or with ours. and our guest today is it all back to us of that though the director general of the world trade organization who just assumed office at the beginning of september this year mr as a veteran it's great to have you with us on the show. so in your first address to the director general you said at the w t o y and the m

i will welcome to sophie and co i'm selfish ever not to the natori assent to say leaks of better words snowden have ended the whole erode faith and privacy that can co-exist with modern technology they also cost him his us passport and forced him to flee his homeland turn into a sea of uncertainty snowden has temporarily anchored himself here in russia which is now his place of refuge and also sort of a prison. a strange sky sky he says he never planned to come one says servants of the world's biggest power he's now running from it's off to leaking some of its big secrets edward snowden would still be here a just some of the new traitors he was. a man with no passport and no way to return to russia because he is new. or does he feel it's a prison he can't wait to escape. does he still believe his sacrifice was worth the price. now we're talking about edward snowden to the only person that is. i don't have access to him at the moment and that's his lawyer on the. spicier budgeting thank you very much for being with us on the program today don't know we've been waiting a long time to get

interview show sophie co spoke to one of the few men in touch with the fugitive leaker you'll be able to watch the full exclusive interview with snowden's lawyer anatoly at nine thirty g.m.t. in the meantime here's a quick preview. emerge you have to understand that he found himself in a very tough situation. his position may change over time but right now he's adapting to his new circumstances studying russian reading russian classics in english because naturally he hasn't been able to master the language yet. so this point that's the choice he has made to north well as for his communication with the outside world yes i am his main contact but as for friendships of course he has some people he's close with that made in america both in america and here because as i said when we began to discuss where to place him and how to organize his live he's american friends were part of the decision making process of course any person who dares to challenge a superpower has to realize that they will have to look over their shoulder for the rest of their lives. because he can't just go to a night

but don't go away sophie because we are going to finish this up here. so do we have any members of the public who would like to make a comment on item threes and four? >> welcome mr. cornel. >> thank you, nice to be here, steven cornel of small business advocates i think that maybe looking at this broader, the purpose of the whole thing was to help and preserve the unique character of small businesses in san francisco. and keep it vital in a place to do things. and san francisco is only 49 square miles, and so i think, it is just keeping it for the neighborhood is looking at things too small of an area. and you come into san francisco, from the south, the first thing that you see, is on one freeway, it is home depot and the other freeway is lowes and ha is what you see is the first big things coming into the city, the big boxes, you are starting to see some of that on coming in from the golden gate bridge, the walgreens and the gas station and ihop and not very much over there but it is sort of sets the stage on what we are. and if we are going to be or

alone welcome to me sophie shevardnadze but today we're talking about syria again u.s. military strikes are being held back and may not take place at all in no small part thanks to russia but is it progress in a war that has already cost so what he lives or are we back to square one. millions of people displaced hundreds of thousands killed and lists fights with little advantage why the sides push the end of the civil war in syria beyond the horizon by the size and the rebels are running on weapons supplied by their powerful respected allies to the syrians care who wins any war would a possible intervention solway anything or just worsen the disaster who has the key to the door which leads to peace. and our guest today hans blix who worked as the u.n. chief weapons inspector read the time iraq was accused of having weapons of mass destruction and was invaded as a result mr blix it's really great to have you with us on the show now russia's latest offer to hand over the control of syria's chemical stockpiles to the international community can you call it a diplomatic suc

as thank you both here in moscow of the break sophie shevardnadze his interview with the russian president spokesman just a little under two minutes from. iraq afghanistan the balkans somalia haiti libya yemen and so on and so on the list of engagements of airstrikes by post cold war nato just keeps getting longer and now it looks like it's serious.

hello welcome to sophia and komi sophie shevardnadze and today we're talking about syria again u.s. military strikes are being held back and may not take place at all in no small part thanks to russia bus that progress in a war that has already cost so what he lives are we back to square one. millions of people displaced hundreds of thousands killed endless fights with little advantage why the sides push the end of the civil war in syria beyond the horizon by the side and the rebels are running on weapons supplied by their powerful respected allies to the syrians can do with any ball what a possible intervention sold anything or just worsen the disaster who has the key to the door which leads to peace. and our guest today hans blix who worked as the u.n. chief weapons inspector read the time iraq was accused of having weapons of mass destruction and was invaded as a result mr blix it's really great to have you with us on the show now russia's latest offer to hand over the control of syria's chemical stockpiles to the international community can you call it a diplomatic success or is

with us sophie co and she is interviewing anatomy. and who's assisting edward snowden here's what's coming up in that weeks episode. trying to determine who will be electing a new parliament this weekend and is promising to be a close race with no party heading for an hour drive majority coalition talks are likely and the outside factions may be decisive influence on what their stuff looks like come next week artie's get all of the attended a rally of one of the parties that is now unexpectedly set to make a crucial difference. that germany's political new kids on the block but it does seem that alternative for germany will have a key role to play in shaping what the country does politically over the next few years now the most recent polls ahead of the elections next sunday suggests that alternative germany will be taking a good four percent it's expected they'll take far more from not when germans actually get in to the voting at the polling stations now five percent is what you need to take a seat in the bundestag and it seems alte

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sophia, sophie and mary. >> they are out of control. >> how cute are you three. >> bonjour, ladies. >> do you guys speak any french? >> yeah, a little. >> what do you say? >> tell us. >> bonjour. >> i love them. >> bon appetit. >> what are we making? >> crepes. so alfie and amelia are the brother and sister in this book. they go on these really fun adventures when their aunt cooks for them. and so in this particular adventure she's making them some crepes. they take a bite of a crepe and it transports them to paris. and all these adventures they have in paris. i thought it would be fun it make crepes. this is not a cookbook, obviously for kids but in the back of the book, which we don't have one. in the back of the book, there's two recipes in each book. it's laminated so the kids can make whatever alfie and amelia. >> and is your telephone number in this? >> i, unlike hoda, do not give out my phone number. >> i'm a little bit more -- >> careful. >> so that's how they act. >> the kids can do them with their parents. >> so we're making crepes. >> which are not really working out so wel

sophie, it's a very complex double story here. on the one hand, you have the mass shooter, on the other, you have a young man who took his life because of mental illness. the link is the mental illness, isn't it? >> yes, and the link is probably cored at anger. one is self-directed and suicide and another anger directed toward others outwardly. >> when you look at the shooter in the navy yard shooting, what we know about him, all the warning signs and red flags that should have been picked up. there's no doubt about that now, is this the classic build-up to somebody then committing something bad. something. will you look at what's happened here? >> absolutely. when you have the warning signs, even as late as august, this past couple months, couple weeks ago, someone hearing voices not in reality. whether they stay in that frame of mind ongoing or comes and goes, there are red flags they're going to act out because they're not thinking properly. yeah, it is going to connect those dots. >> dr. amador, this guy passes a background ch

it's like sophie's choice. except it's soup. okay, we're keeping the soup. putting back this, this, this, and this. mr. monk, look at us. this is ridiculous. we're both broke. we haven't had a new case in three weeks. what do you want me to do? you need to get a raise. you gotta talk to the captain. we can't go on like this. i'm not good at this, asking for more money. okay, then let me do the talking. i'm not good at that either. mr. monk, you deserve a raise. you've solved a lot of big cases for them single-handedly. maybe i helped a little. no, no, no, no. you can't think like that. you gotta brag about yourself. you gotta toot your own horn. i'm not much of a tooter. (natalie) you better learn how to toot. ous. oh, hello. gladys. natalie teeger, this is gladys. gladys is great. ys has been cleaning up around here for years. i used to help her out in my spare time. oh, boy. oh, boy. remember? yeah. until i got that restraining order. remember? good times. good times. you have to get underneath, right, gladys? under? why? nobody ever looks there. but you'l

sophie picked greens. look at that, broccoli and cheese. >> can i have one of these? >> we have a great show tomorrow. >> we're getting over your fear to change your life. and preparing for the next big -- >> plus, there's travel. we have all kinds of stuff. a very busy show. >> call me. by the way, i think we are up to 2,000 phone calls. >> everybody loves hoda. have a great day, everyone. >>> good morning and thanks for being with us. i'm marla tellez. we now know a home invasion robbery on the peninsula that ended in gunfire has turned deadly. it happened at a home in san mateo near the corner of lodi avenue and norfolk street just off highway 101. nbc bay air yoe's arturon&o santiago, police say one is dead, one is in custody and a third is on the run. >> reporter: that's right, marla. police still have lodi avenue blocked off to traffic as they continue their investigation. take a look behind me. the gun fightoo

. >> was that when the judges go into -- >> how would you do sophi sophia vergara. >> i wouldn't do her. i would just try to emulate her body. >> there you go. that's a tough impersonation. >> before we let you go. give me your biggest hits and miss of the night. >> my biggest hits i have to say, anna gun looked stunning. sky high hit all the way. so nice when somebody takes such a big departure in fashion. heidi klum. >> heidi klum. >> straight off the run way. mel you could rock that dress too. >> yeah, incredible. >> and i would also have to say that fashion is all about taking risks and this is all over the twitterverse but i loved julianne hough. you have to have that body. if you have a problem with that dress, you have a problem with that body. >> ladies, we could do this all day but we have to run. continue working on your impersonations and get back to us. and we'll see you at the started using bb cream about a year ago. it's great because it hydrates, it's a foundation, it's a concealer, it's a primer, it has sunscreen... i love it. and it's really quick. that is very helpful,

. >> sophie or scott. how does in the 3 unit building how is it determined which one is a non-xhoufrm unit >> typically we allow the property own to - it's a proposal that two of the units we would ask them to file a notice of special restrictions so in the future there's permitting an extension of that. >> okay. thanks. >> commissioner. i oppose that. i know it's widespread but typically the neighborhood likes the density most people are there because of the density and maybe it maybe harmless enough but something that may have long been permitted illegal but it's still adds for cars to the streets probably and adds for density and couple that although this is straightaway separate from the in law problem we've got problems with illegal in-laws and over density we have two. small units in san francisco and by putting other bedroom in but you're going to cutup smaller rooms didn't make it that much more liveable. it is over density where the neighbors want it to be a certainly way and not wanting to see mo