and i believe we have michael shorts will be presenting from staff. >> good morning, maria lombardo. the i want to echo the chair's remark, but also to thank the ta and mta board, including mta director. this is something the city and these two bodies should be very proud of it this is the highest ranked small start project in the nation. it will show us a brand new mode of transportation for san francisco. i want to thank miss change and the team that really delivered this. some of the members from the mta, tim, peter, paul. from the ta, michael shorts, sherry -- i always mess up your name -- rachel, and of course kelly change for the leadership. i'll conclude. >> thank you. >> avalos and commissioners, i'm going to briefly go through, as maria said, i'm just going to go through the document and what your approval actions are today. so the van ness brt is the first in the brt network and the main goal is to fill in this main rail network gap in the east and southwest parts of the city. we don't have heavy infrastructure in that part of the city. van ness is the first one going from

. >> reporter: retired general michael short commanded the air mission over kosovo. while some targets are static, short says there's now a greater risk you hit the defense ministry with no defense ministers inside. >> you'll have an incredible picture of the building coming down when it's struck by a couple of cruise missiles but assads ability to command and control his military has been impacted not at all. >> reporter: officials are confident because they believe that asad cannot hide some very important targets. they say syria does not have large, fortified underground bunkers that can protect big targets like airplanes and attack helicopters and you can't part many of those next to an urban school or mosque. officials believe after two years of conflict that assads forces are degraded where limited damage to his communications and assets will be felt by the regime. chris lawrence, cnn, the pentagon. >>> president obama gets a big boost from his plan for key republicans. we'll look at who is backing the president's plan and why, coming up next. i even wrote a pl

each time that record has been challenged, team after team has fallin short. >> michael eaves joins us to talk more about that. the president was having a lot but should you be made aware if you are consuming them. that's next on "consider this." care of our family, take care of our children and to get 7.35 raise up to 12.35 or 15. nothing. here is my question for every member of >> welcome to al jazeera i'll del wawrts. these are hour. the japanese government promising more action on that leaking nuclear power plant. and west indian labor day parade in new york. >> today president obama tries to rally congressional support for a strike on syria. he'll be meeting with key senators including john mccain, who

. >> reporter: retired general michael short commanded the air mission over kosovo. while some targets, like syrian military and police headquarters are static, short says there's now a greater risk you hit the defense ministry with no defense ministers inside. >> you'll have an incredible picture of the building coming down when it's struck by a couple of cruise missiles. but assad's ability has been impacted not at all. >> reporter: pentagon officials say they are confidence because number one, they do not think that assad can hide very important targets. they don't feel he has the large, fortified underground bunkers. you can't park many of those next to an urban school or a mosque. runways are out in the open. and they think that after a couple years of intense fighting, that assad's forces are degraded enough that even limited damage to his communications and assets will be felt by the regime. wolf? >> chris lawrence at the pentagon for us, thank you. let's talk a little bit more about the way syria may be preparing right now for a potential u.s. attack. tom for

each time that record has been challenged, team after team has fallin short. >> michael eaves joins us to talk more about that. the president was having a lot "consider this" will be right back. >> a project at new york university caught my attention because it is geared at making movies about mutual funds which sounds like absolutely the most boring thing ever, ever, ever. but here is the thing: the financial industry hasn't done itself any favors and younger folks who should be investing aren't. so a couple of film maze makers decided instead of hearing about bonds, maybe folks would prefer to hear from james bond. >> i don't know if you have heard but risk is my middle name. >> so you must be the same as mutual fund agent 007%? >> there are no guarantees. at least of all 007%. >> in the short film, stocktopussy, in the grips of a lovely evil late and the evil task force, time intended to represent an investment vehicle called exchange traded funds. >> try and try as we might, we have never been able to replicate your portfolio. >> the idea was the evil task force, the etfs, we are g

each time that record has been challenged, team after team has fallin short. >> michael eaves joins us to talk more about that. the president was having a lot ♪ hello again and let me go through the top stories on al jazeera, the united nations says 2 million people fled from syria into neighboring countries and three quarters of them are women and children. u.s. secretary of state john jerry will press syria later on tuesday and they are appearing before a senate committee trying to persuade congress to back a strike. and syria's president says a foreign military strike could start a regional war and assad told the paper it's volume tile where chaos and extremism could spread. and for more on the syrian refugee crisis i spoke to paul from world vision and told me more funding is crucial to help deal with the thousands of refugees. >> the sheer scale of the crisis is what is the main challenge. as we are seeing in lebanon, if the rates of refugees continue, by christmas there could be one in three people in lebanon could be a refugee, so the sheer scale of this crisis is the biggest

each time that record has been challenged, team after team has fallin short. >> michael eaves joins us to talk more about that. the president was having a lot >> "consider this" will be right back. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to al jazeera. i'm dale walters coming to you live from new york. summer is over, and kids across the nation are headed back to school, but for school districts nationwide, tough times. budget cuts are a harsh reality. in michigan some districts there are being done away with completely, and the 53 that remain, well, they're starting the school year in the red. from our bureau in detroit, we have more to tell you about the closures. bizi. >> reporter: dale, the detroit public school system no longer wants to hold onto property it doesn't need, and this means that many investors now have an opportunity to breathe new life into these old structures. joel landy loves movies, and here he runs the show. the movie theater, the entire building, all of it, is his. it was once a detroit public high school. >> many people saw the schools as a one-purpose, one-use. it's a schoo

michael montgomery was released a short time ago from jail. live in the newsroom, kpix5. >> now people in fort bragg were the victim, jonathan denver lived are trying to cope with his death. joe vasquez is there. >> from what i understand, they were not the aggressors. >> jordan talked to some of the guys in the fight. >> the folks are saying it was self-defense. what are you hearing from the guys involved in. >> i am hearing the people from lodi with the ones that started the fight. >> what were they saying? >> they were just bad mouthing the dodgers colors and stuff like that. >> you were beaten up. >> my friend was beat up as well. >> what did they do to him? >> he had a black eye and stitches under his eye and he looks pretty bad. >> what did he say happened? >> he was knocked out cold. he doesn't remember a whole lot. >> we reached out to joey as well as rob who was there for the fight. neither of them have made themselves available to talk. in fort bragg, kpix5. >> san francisco police say alcohol likely played a role in wednesday night'

each time that record has been challenged, team after team has fallin short. >> michael eaves joins us to talk more about that. the president was having a lot >> an interesting debate. coming up, a school where students don't read books. instead they use ipads almost >> good morning, this is aljazeera. i'm del walters. it is a full campaign for support as president obama attempts to gain congressional approval for his plan to strike against the syrian government. >> i don't believe that my former colleagues in the united states senate and the house will turn their backs on all of our interests. >> secretary of state john kerry making the case for military action in syria. >> hopes for a political resolution in egypt fading, as out offed president mohamed morsi and other leaders will stand trial for inciting murder.

each time that record has been challenged, team after team has fallin short. >> michael eaves joins us to talk more about that. the president was having a lot >> welcome back to al jazeera, tony harris. and let's see the heart senate building again and the hearing with the hearing will begin in just a minute. we'll start to see the senators, if they're not already in the room entering the room. and a lot of photographers in the room right now. we'll bring in randall pinkston. he's in washington, and randall, if you would, tell us more about the meeting between the president and house leaders including the speaker, john boehner. >> well, we have to say that this was a very, very surprised meeting in terms of its outcome because going in there has been all of the predictions about resistence on the part of most republicans, including some of the leadership to president obama's plan. there has been criticism of his delay. there has been criticism about his appear ant refusal to fight assad, and there was an american finding that chemical weapons had, indeed, been employed by assad. coming

for more on the military options, i spoke a short time ago with general michael hayden, the director of the cia and the national security agency. weeral comment seems like are in this unsatisfactory position where the u.s. may strike against syria simply because not acting at this stage is more risky than acting. that is not a great position to be in, is it? >> it is a horrible position to be in, but i think it is accurate of the position we are in. frankly, good people, not isolation list, are thinking twice and three times before they might give their consent for the attack. my personal view, we are at that point. syria is a bad option. the worst option is doing nothing. >> you support a strike? >> i do, a little strike. the little syria issue is the use of chemical weapons, and that is a big deal in its own right. i think there is an awful lot of legitimacy, both in our national interests and the broader moral way for us to help friends to take action. but then you have the broader syrian issue. i don't think we should be under any pretense that dealing with the smaller syrian iss

i'm going to michael's party wins the german general election just short of an absolute majority but the country's youngest euro skeptic party paul some rain conservatives. showdown at the u.n. security council members clash over syria resolution with russia saying it's being blackmailed by the u.s. . decides to ban any activity by the muslim brotherhood. or its assets but it could lead to. supporters of the.

michael with a home run to left center off sergio romo. 20th of the season. later in the ninth, check out the catch by this young lady. why is that ball going. look at this late. bang. great glove work. rockies win, 9-8. world cup qualifying. they score at the header and off the corner from landon donovan. 1-0, america. saturday with the same score. donovan with a right foot finds the back of the net. the 49ers play the seahawks here on nbc. reportedly has the shade on the eyebrow. they will be open or -- >> we have bushy eyebrows. >> approximate are bushy eyebrows. jessica, you are attractive enough that you might get away with it. raj and i would not. >> i don't think it's a good idea. >> big game sunday night. thanks a lot. >> we'll be right back. ♪ [ horn honks ] kevin! toaster strudel, yah? ♪ warm, flaky, gooey toaster strudel. faster than kenny can dodge a question. honey, how'd that test go? [ female announcer ] in just 60 seconds, you've got snack-defying, satisfying mmmm. totino's pizza rolls. mmm hmmm. mmmm. [ female announcer ] zero to pizza. p

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. >> well, we had one of your republican new york counterparts on just a short time ago, michael grimm, and he said, look, i don't want a government shutdown but we should be talking about some compromise here, about a delay. let me play for you what he had to say. >> the american people to the awareness that we've already delayed major parts of obama care. we've already missed most of the deadlines. so it is not unreasonable to believe that maybe under the right circumstances, and there are other leverage points that weren't mentioned, that maybe i think there's a lot of democrat senators that don't want to take this vote. they're in tough races. the more we find out about obama care, there's more and more people that aren't liking it as their premium has gone up and so on. so the idea of a delay i don't think is completely irrational. >> is there room for negotiation and possibly a delay? >> look, there's not going to be any negotiation on the debt ceiling. the president has been clear on that. we've never done that before. i feel sorrow -- >> but what about delaying obama care. >> o

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we've heard from the sheriffs office that michael mont fwgome was released at 9:04 this evening. the sheriffs department does not have enough evidence to hold him and the district attorney saying they're not sure if they're going to be able to press charges, that montgomery may have acted in self-defense. it is an ongoing story. again, he has been released from jail tonight. >>> it's one of the most anticipated comebacks in the tech world. instead of waiting for details tomorrow, we have the exculusiv story tonight. john mcafee is back in town. he has a new company, a new wife and critical words for the silicon valley. do you believe limb? tonight the interview with the controversial john mcafee. those beaches in belize, the murder of his neighbor, and the media frenzy that followed. john mcafee has turned his life willingly into a hollywood script. >> is this a story of a successful entrepreneur who went crazy and surrounded himself with girls and guns and became a murderer or the greatest [ bleep ] of all time? >> reporter: we caught up with mcafee earlier this year in portland

. >> michael crowley, i hope there's a deal somewhere short of them having a weapon. but is there a deal here potentially? >> well, chris, i think there is potentially a deal, but i think we're still a long way from it. so everyone is kind of dancing and the courtship has begun, the mating ritual and the sides are circling each other. but substantively you haven't seen anybody change their fundamental positions. so, for instance, the iranians among other things, one has to stop threatening to use force. don't put a gun on the table when you begin negotiations. i don't think that you're going to see obama stop the use of force. we want to see the iranians do something tangible like top their nuclear program. are they really going to be willing to do that before sanctions are lifted? so who goes first? what are people putting on the table? that is really complicated stuff. >> is there ignorance here? michael, you're acting -- you're suggesting there's ignorance. they know the terms. they can't build a weapon. we knows terms, we can't let them build a weapon. why is ther

. >> michael crowley, i hope there's a deal somewhere short of them having a weapon. but is there a deal here potentially? >> well, chris, i think there is potentially a deal, but i think we're still a long way from it. so everyone is kind of dancing around the courtship has be gun, the mating ritual and the sides are circling each other. but substantively you haven't seen anybody change their fundamental positions. so, for instance, the iranians among other things, one has to stop threatening to use force. don't put a gun on the table when you begin negotiations. i don't think that you're going to see obama stop the use of force. we want to see the iranians do s something tangible like top their nuclear program. are they really going to be willing to do that before sanctions are lifted? so who goes first? what are people putting on the table? that is really complicated stuff. >> is there ignorance here? michael, you're acting -- you're suggesting there's ignorance. they know the terms. they can't build a weapon. we knows terms, we can't let them build a weapon. why i

therefore the developer has fallen short of the sbe goal, with only 35 percent participation during the previous development phase. that said, the developer is committed to achieve 50 percent sbe participation during the construction phase of development. that concludes my presentation, and i would like to introduce members of the development team, and other fans who are here to support the project. and let me make sure that i got everybody. from the bay view hunter's point we have cathy davis who is the executive director miss picins who is 97 years old and kendricks and kinser and we have falicila tibito and linda richardson is a member of the board, dr. walker who is a president of the board and unofficial oscar james is here to support the project. >> and we have lisa free man and flores and gravile and any of us will be happy to answer any questions that you may have, thank you. >> okay, thank you very much. do we have any public comment on this item? >> madam chair, the first speaker is james. >> good evening, commissioners. my name is oscar james and i am a native residents of th

that was the trait trade that was featured in michael loose lewis's the big short. paul, thank you for being here this morning. >> you're welcome. >> so you saw the housing bubble coming. and i just wonder if there's anything that you see happening today with the fed, with zero interest rates, with everything they've been doing with qe. do you ever any other big bubbles building up? >> potentially. i think that whenever you have a situation where there isn't free market price discovery of assets, that the potential for those assets to be mispriced on a risk reward basis is significant. to the greater degree that repression exists, the likelihood that is significant. that's the way we feel today about sovereign interest rates and what people consider to be risk free interest rates. that at some point, the wheel of the market will be greater than the wills of any central banks and that you will have price discovery. and that price discovery could be disruptive to markets. >> are there any areas in particular that worry you or is this more of a broad call? >> it's more

>> reporter: jim, barbara, the jackson family says it was a career and life cut short by drugs. that entertainment company says the only person responsible for michael jackson is michael jackson. >> the truth here is a tragedy. >> the defense argues the case to the jury, which has seen almost 6 1 witnesses over the last five months. >> and make no mistake about this. it was mr. jackson, not aeg live, that chose dr. conrad murray. >> the entertainment company argues jackson a grown man, was responsible for his own health and health care and aeg executives are not only learn ing jackson was using these medications. >> aeg would never knew this if he knew mr. jackson was playing russian roulette every night in his bedroom. >> a life worth millions if not billions of dollars. their legal team offered a dazzling overview of his life. from the jackson five to arena shows as a superstar emerged and rocketed into pop culture history. and for the first time the attorney for the jackson family put out a dollar amount. personal damages of $85 million for each of jackson's three children an

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michael walker is the name everybody's talking about. the cardinals' rookie. no-hitter heading into the ninth. ground out to short. former texas a&m star, gets denard span. good game to watch. the cards drafted him with a pick they got in the albert pujols deal when pujols came to the angels. one out away from the no-hitter. he's 6'6". if he's 6'7", he gloves that and he's out. pulls matt adams off the bag. and cardinals get the win. >>> rays and yankees. matt joyce leading off. and teeing off. for tampa bay. that's off of kuroda. his 18th. the rays up 1-0. top of the sixth. bases loaded. one out. rays up 3-0. james loney had a big hit in a pinch hitting spot for the rays. and then, he doubles here. kuroda. and the rays win 7-0, over the yankees, who are falling out of contention. >> if they lose one more or cleveland wins one more, new york does not make the playoffs. >> that's a fact. >> did i do that -- that was off the top of my head, too. >> just how he does it. >> not really. >>> that's all we got. back to you. >> guys, thanks. >> so smart. >>> there cou

and think it will be a good thing. >> i think short term is probably is a good thing. government has gotten way too big and somebody has to put their foot down at some point. laying a lot of blame. >> what are you, 100% in cash? >> no, no, i'm fully invested and i'm going to use this as a buying opportunity. the three things in the market's favor, we have historically low interest rates, we have balance sheets that are in the best shape they have ever been in almost the history of corporate america of the and three, europe, china, the middle east, maybe china this morning had a little hiccup. >> do you want a shutdown because you can buy stocks more cheaply? >> i think it's the right thing to do and you have to think about the skpconstituents forci these guys hands. the republicans are looking at a midterm election. they have got tea parties lined up to fight all the incumbents. >> i don't get it, though. you're the first guy on wall street that i've heard say that a government shutdown is the right thing to do and it's good. >> it's only going to be short term. the ma

michael, thank you so much for joining us on short notice. the fact that it doesn't have to give us a lot of detail about its ipo under this jobs act, is that a good thing for twitter? because it can, you know, work towards ipo outside of public scrutiny? >> that is exactly right. they basically had a year and a half to see what the process was like for companies like facebook or zinga or groupon who had to do a lot of what twitter is doing right now, which is hash out some of the fine points of going public end public with the s.e.c. and that means everything the public can see means the details they won't have to hammer down before they absolutely have to show us these financial details. >> mike, the twitter ipo would come 1 1/2 years after that disastrous facebook ipo. what can twitter learn from facebook? >> that's exactly right. i think there are a few things. i think that, a, it gives the bankers a chance to correctly price the tock to give us a sense for where the markets are now. honestly, lately, facebook has been on sort of a tear r

>> short answer is no. not in california. you still owe money they don't have a way to get it for you. they have four years as a statute of limitations nortd to sue you to get the money. now, if they sue you and have a judgment they can go on forever until they get money if they don't bother to su you before four years you do not have to pay which is why if you're out there seven eight years saying why, excuse me, before four years saying they'll go pay $10. we'll get this going. because then, they veet the clock from that point. so george r asked with gas stations close for the day? one station jacks up prices as much as 0 cents. >> how sneaky is that? >> yes. le. legal, you're charge whatever unless there is a emergency. if there is an emergency. they're allowed to do that. >> interesting. >> yes. >> gary j wants to know a new company operating under the same name as old refusing to honor old company's lifetime warranty on our windows. that are now fogging. old company went bankrupt but not the lifetime warranty liability t

. >> the dodgers get michael young. thank you so much, jess. speaking of sports, diana nighad is back in the swim, trying to swim from cuba to florida. this is her fifth attempt. her previous efforts have been cut short by jellyfish stings. if she en counters them again, nyad said she would put on a body suit and face mask and keep on swimming. that will do it for this addition of al jazeera news. >> i am morgan radford. ali belshe is next. remember news at the top of every single hour and thank you so much for watching. remember, you can always follow us any time at aljazeera.com. >> home sales are buying. 401(k) fees could set your retirement account back. and a look at how water is becoming a hot commodity for farmers struggle ling to survive in the west. i am ali velshi, and this is "real money." >> welcome to real money. you are the most important part of the show. tell me what you think by tweeting me

thank you for your time, michael. >> happy to do it. >> let's talk about this push here. we heard to start this week, i saw an ad a short time ago, but are they banking, meaning the administration, banking on this being effective? after all we've seen different messes and different attempt to educate the public for some time now. >> i think there's -- i think it's different for two reasons. i think the actual legislation is now going to go into effect the exchanges and insurance marketplaces open up for enrollment on october 1st and they'll start ensuring people on january 1st and banking on the idea once people are insured getting that benefit, that some of those poll numbers will change. it's also the case that their target is more specific this time. they need to convince somebody lying 7 million people over the course the next six months to actually sign up for insurance for first time. these are the uninsured, the target is 7 million people in first six months, that's what they are doing, knocking on doors and handing people flyers and advertising for the sole purpos

michael, what is your understanding of the latest version of where we are? >> the latest version is, as you just reported, the rental car has been located across the street in the garage. and law enforcement authorities are trying to get the search warrant tosser ch those. but the big unanswered question here is why. motive has not yet been established. the closest that i have seen are the interviews with the friends who talk about that he had some sort of beef with the contracting firm that had employed him. didn't feel he was being paid. was ticked off at them and had this propensity that i think one of his friends or acquaintances. we heard that before. with adam lanza and the newtown shooting. it's fair to say there is is a lot of unanswered questions. just a couple of points on access to the base. we did get this statement tonight from hp confirming that alexis had been employed by a sub contracting firm called the experts, which was part of an hp contract to refresh equipment used on the navy. they went down and refreshing them, replacing them. that di