you might call sophie maxwell the warrior goddess. she never stopped and until her bay view neighborhood could joy the same opportunities like the parks and the affordable housing and the safe streets. without her courage and fortitude we welcome you sophie maxwell >> thank you both of you on the d s and out there. this is what collective leadership looks like and the collective determination looks like. this is what a vision that people in the community had and then it was the city become infected by the this vision. it put a lot of resources at least 3 mayors were infected and the assembly and the senate and then loots at least two governors and federally 3 president's. and about warrior goddess women we have the senate infected by this determination and the vision. and then the armed services the united states navy of america. can you believe that the vision and the determination so all one person or maybe 20 thousand can say oh, i'm home. i'm home. it's been an honor

you might call sophie maxwell the warrior goddess. she never stopped and until her bay view neighborhood could joy the same opportunities like the parks and the affordable housing and the safe streets. without her courage and fortitude we welcome you sophie maxwell >> thank you both of you on the d s and out there. this is what collective leadership looks like and the collective determination looks like. this is what a vision that people in the community had and then it was the city become infected by the this vision. it put a lot of resources at least 3 mayors were infected and the assembly and the senate and then loots at least two governors and federally 3 president's. and about warrior goddess women we have the senate infected by this determination and the vision. and then the armed services the united states navy of america. can you believe that the vision and the determination so all one person or maybe 20 thousand can say oh, i'm home. i'm home. it's been an honor to be part of that. thank you all of you and thank everyone who

in the hague. >> ok, thanks sophie. well, the frenchesforns laurent fabius says france is proposing a resolution setting out conditions for syria to place its chemical weapons under international control. that resolution would also demand syria dismantle the weapons. that resolution would warn of extremely serious consequences if it breached those conditions. >> we seek the elimination of the chemical weapons and the protection of the syrian people. we saw with the russian proposals on monday and it was our determination to act including militarily that created a new path towards that goal. we wish to explore this new path in good faith. but we do not want to see it work as a delaying tactic, all options currently remain on the table. >> france's prosed security resolution comes as russia has been pushing through a similar plan to put syria's weapons under international control. moscow says it's now discussing with the syria regime and a spokesman for putin says the russian president and barack obama discussed the idea

hello welcome to sophie and co i was sophie shevardnadze the notorious n.s.a. leaks of better words snowden have ended a whole erode faith and privacy that can co-exist with modern technology they also cost him his u.s. 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 sovan to the world's biggest power he's now running from it's off to leaking some of its big secrets it would snow today would stay here i just saw him in detroit he was. and with no passport and no way to return to russia because he is new. or does he feel it's a prison he cannot 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 known to have access to him at the moment and that's his lawyer and that's what you thought if i say i didn't think you very much for being with us on the program today don't know we'v

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sophie shevardnadze talks to former lebanese army chief about how the long lasting conflict in syria is affecting his country. syria shattered into pieces the wall has left nothing intact little remains of the peaceful past little capital 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. now the spirit of diplomatic optimism at the u.n. also extended to rare encounter which saw the u.s. secretary of state meet his iranian counterpart for their country's highest level talks in decades their meeting centered on to iran's atomic program and sell within the framework of the seven nation negotiations speaking to the washington post or am president hassan rouhani expressed hope of more cooperation with the u.s. and that you once you reach a deal within months the shift intel was widely welcomed both sides remain cautious saying actions will speak louder than words international law professor and middle east expert iraq says iran is trying t

welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze and egypt is at a crossroads actually it's been there for quite a while without finding the way to move on after the opposing dictator barricades to first green shoots of democracy appeared but just after a year in office egypt's first ever democratically elected leader mohamed morsy was removed as well now the question is what's next. mubarak i've stood morsi i've stood protests continuing people dying. how much more blood has to spill to achieve stability and how many more changes at the top are heaps leaders just puppets of the real pharaoh the military will disown the ever rise over egypt will the ancient land of noah finds peace and flourish again. and our guest today is not being a fox need a minister of foreign affairs of egypt's interim government for a minister it's great to have you in our to studios today with us thank you for having me right so it's not a dictatorship right now in egypt it's not quite a democracy and people are talking about the military rule who is really in charge of the country it's very clear the people a

hello welcome to sophie and sophie shevardnadze levanon has accepted hundreds of thousands of refugees from syria they come in addition to the already great number of refugees from palestine was well made remains out of sides after decades in exile but the newcomers there for the long term and will they cost the lebanese economy to crumble well lebanon be dragged deeper into its neighbors conflicts but want to beirut to talk to one of the country's most influential politicians former prime minister fouad siniora. they cross the border every day the syrian refugees escaping the chaos of war in their land. filling up homes and tent camps stranded and separated from their families lebanon promised to keep the border open for whoever runs from the war but struggles to feed and keep warm the needy while lacking a plan for their future. how strong is lebanon's helping hand how far will it breach how committed is beirut to its neighbor. what's in there as ink you very much for being with r.t. today thank you for coming in so we're actually witnessing a resurgence of sectarian violence here in

welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze and today we're talking about syria the u.s. congress is voting on about this proposal to bomb syria an operation he claims will be surgical not intended to instigate regime change that was seen as the full and if we have why aren't we learning from. striking syria an absurdity all right just necessity 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 guess today if that 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 st

hello welcome to sophie and co i'm sophia shevardnadze levanon has accepted hundreds of thousands of refugees from syria they come in addition to the already great number of refugees from palestine was well made remains out of sight after decades in exile but the newcomers there for the long term and will they cause the lebanese economy to crumble well lebanon be dragged deeper into its neighbors conflict following to beirut to talk to one of the country's most and.

welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze and 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 was seen as the full and if we have why aren't we learning. striking syria an absurdity or a righteousness city america's ships sit on the horizon do they carry hopes for a solution or nails for the coffin of assad's presidency. can the west reads the reality of conflicts in the east. the chemical trail poisons it all is syria the next iraq. is assad then you said. will surgical strikes cure the patient or spreads disease inside the borders and beyond . i guess today is 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. i assume that congress will approve the strike if only because

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hello welcome to sophie and co i was selfish ever accept the notorious n.s.a. leaks a better word snowden have ended their whole erode faith and privacy that can co-exist with modern technology and they also cost him his u.s. passport and force 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. it's strange sky sky he says he never planned. one says so into the world's biggest power he's now running from it's off to leaking some of its big secrets edward snowden would stay here a just. straight to the one. with no passport and no way to return to russia because me is new. or does he feel it's a prison he cannot wait to escape. does he still believe his sacrifice was what the price. now we're talking about edward snowden to the only person that is known to have access to him at the moment and that's his lawyer on the twenty third if i say a budgeting thank you very much for being with us on the program today now we've been waiting a long time

welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze and today we're talking about syria the u.s. congress is voting on about his proposal to bomb syria an operation he claims will be surgical not intended to instigate regime change that was seen as the full and if we have why aren't we learning. striking syria an absurdity 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. can the west reads the reality of conflicts in the east.

sophie shevardnadze talks to lebanon's ex army chief to discuss how the long lasting conflict is affecting he's country. syria shattered into pieces the wall has left nothing intact little remains of the peaceful pasta 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. told to lebanon's ex chief commander. now another major breakthrough at the un 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 is running counterpart that face to face as part of seven nation talks on reviving stalled negotiations over iran's nuclear ambitions the iranian foreign minister said these countries hoping a deal on the contested issue can be made it was a new year with the u.s. and british diplomats praising the tell and spirit of the meeting however he said sanctions against iran were counterproductive and expressed hope they would be lifted in the near future earlier the u.s.

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 welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze and a.j. it is at a crossroads actually it's been there for quite a while without finding the way to move on after the closing dictator barricades in black to first screen shots of democracy appeared but just after a year in office egypt's first ever democratically elected leader mohamed morsi was removed as well now the question is what's next. mubarak i was to morsi to protests continuing people dying. how much more blood has to spill to achieve stability and how many more changes at the top are egypt's leaders just puppets of the real pharaoh the military will disown the ever rise over egypt will the ancients low. of noel finds peace and flourish again. and our guest today is not being the fox lady minister of foreign affairs of egypt's interim government foreign minister it's great to have you in our to studios today with us thank you for having me right so it's not a dictatorship right now in egypt it's not quite a democracy and people are talking about the military rule who is really in

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

sophie shevardnadze talks to a former lebanese army chief about how the long lasting conflict in syria is affecting his country. syria shattered into pieces the wall has left nothing intact little remains of that peaceful pasta 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. to lebanon's ex chief commander. at a spirit of diplomatic optimism at the u.n. also extended to a rare account or which saw the u.s. secretary of state made his iranian counterpart for they are a country's highest level talks in a generation their meeting centered on iran's atomic program and fell within the framework of a seven nation to give speaking to the washington post iranian president hassan rouhani expressed hope of more cooperation with the u.s. and that he wants to reach a deal within months the shift in tone was widely welcomed both sides remain cautious saying actions will speak louder than words international law professor and middle east expert. as iran is trying to win the hea

now welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze and today we're talking about syria the u.s. congress is voting on about his proposal to bomb syria an operation he claims will be surgical not intended to instigate regime change that was seen as the full and if we have why aren't we learning. striking syria an absurdity the righteousness city america's ships sit on the horizon but do they carry hopes for a solution or nails for the coffin of assad.

lower welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze and egypt is at a crossroads actually it's been there for quite a while without finding the way to move on after the closing dictator barricades. black to first green shoots of democracy appeared but just after a year in office egypt's first ever democratically elected leader mohamed morsi was removed as well now the question is what's next. mubarak. morsi ousted protests continuing people dying. how much more blood has to spill to achieve stability and how many more changes at the top are egypt's leaders just puppets of the real pharaoh the military will disown the ever rise over egypt will the ancient land of no oil find peace and flourish again. and our guest today is not being a fox needed minister of foreign affairs of egypt's.

hello welcome to sophie and i'm sophie shevardnadze today we were in beirut capital of lebanon one year in this beautiful middle eastern city it is hard to imagine that there was a battleground next door in syria with endless blood tears and destruction and the echoes of this conflict cannot but resonate around lebanon and whoever you talk to they would has one question on their mind when is it going to be over. syria shattered into pieces the wall has left nothing in tax little remains of the peaceful pasta little kept for a peaceful future. as rebels fight the government and each other the ones who suffer the people. is president just sad right over rome a would stepping down contribution how does it feel to share the border with such a neighbor. to lebanon's ex chief commander the person who had his share of fighting with this syrians general michael. general michel aoun thank you very much for being with russia today you're always come so a year ago when you were asked about the conflict in syria you expressed confidence that the opposition would lose he still. thank so. they lost a

hello welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze and egypt is at a crossroads actually it's been there for quite a while without finding the way to move on after an opposing dictator of a barricade seemed like to first screenshots of democracy appeared but just after a year in office egypt's first ever democratically elected leader mohamed morsi was removed as well now the question is what's next. i've stood morsi i've stood protests continuing people dying. how much more blood has to spill to achieve stability and how many more changes at the top are heaps leaders just puppets of the real pharaoh the military will the storm ever rise over egypt will the ancient land of noel finds peace and flourish again. and our guest today is not being far away the minister of foreign affairs of egypt's interim government foreign minister it's great to have you in our to studios today with us thank you for having me right so it's not a dictatorship right now in egypt it's not quite a democracy and people are talking about the military will who is really in charge of the country it's very clear

last there moscow time to stay with us if you can the tough questions on the international issues with sophie co that's coming up in just a moment. david silver and president of american atheists initially had his request for a custom license plate with the word atheist on it rejected atheist written with a one as the i was deemed to be just too offensive after some pressure the new jersey motor vehicles commission caved in allowed the plate this is only logical because a properly spelled atheist point had already been in use i look at this two ways one if you're going to give people the freedom of choice of expression then some people are going to express themselves in an offensive way so if you're terrified of offending people then why not just give everyone a random plate with a random number and no one will be offended at all or to if you really believe in freedom of speech and expression all that then allow drivers to pick whatever they want and be responsible for themselves if someone throws a brick through their car window for having an ultra offensive license plate and if you want to

sophie, each cheerio seems to come as a complete and utter surprise. well, at one point, the owner, by the way, says, come on, you've got this. this one's yours. >> and? >> every time. that one was almost a get. dan, you were supposed to bring the cheerios for me to try this trick. i guess you didn't get the memo. >> no, no, no. i played the game with ron before. doesn't go well. i'm too short to get the cheerio up to. >> oh, i'm so sorry, dan. >> it's okay. i'll recover. >>> we'll be right back with more "gma." keep it here. >> you're tall. >> i know. >> you're such a big boy. really? you're sacrificing that gorum... it's the playoffs!s? enough with the sacrificing. start here... light & fit greek nonfat yogurt. thick, creamy, twice the protein and ps 80 calories. light & fit greek. ♪ dannon! causing dark marks to become visible. dove has the effective solution. dove® cleartone™ anti-perspirant. the result? underarms with visibly reduced dark marks and an even tone. try dove cleartone. guys, you took tums® a couple hours ago. why keep taking it

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. >> 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

it would be impossible for me to show you all the defying vascular but to give you a taste is sophie lauren in paris with a gentleman wearing a very important rubin i didn't and a diamond necklace and claudia wearing a 66 carrot pear-shaped diamond drop and another actor wearing a loaned magnetic necklace. if it's set with 7 large columbine emerald over 1 hundred and 87 carrots. it's known in bully as the 7 wonders because it was and still is considered one of the finest jewelers every created. it's wonderful for the 7 emeralds perfectly matched in size, shape and a color. it was sold in the 1960s to a wife of a italian industrial i thought and brought back for the collection. now what you've seen from the jewels that the bully jewels i've shown they continue to be independent to the high trends of jeweler. they were mount in platinum and the colored gives me were employed individually in association with the diamonds and not combined with other colored give me stones. emerald were mounted that diamonds and rubbing i didn't see were mounted with diamond and so forth. there are some r

hello welcome to sophie. shevardnadze today where we're in beirut capital of lebanon when you're in this beautiful middle eastern city it is hard to imagine that there is a battleground next door in syria with endless blood tears and destruction and the echoes of this conflict cannot resonate around lebanon and whoever you talk to in beirut has one question on their mind when is it going to be over. syria shattered into pieces. little remains of the peaceful little kept for a peaceful future. as rebels fight the government. of the people. is present a sad. how does it feel to share the border with such a neighbor. with the syrians general michael. general michel aoun thank you very much for being with russia today. so a year ago when you were asked about the conflict in syria you expressed confidence that the opposition would lose you still think so. zero zero. zero zero zero. zero what. the crisis it's a stop to. this. compromising you know. between. syria. and giving go. the senate will be before nothing yo

. >> good afternoon sophie the planning staff the item is the draft ordinance that would amended the session 842 for the mixed use area in the south market area. it's related to the size of tourist hotel that are allowed on certainty particles with the conditional use authorization. the resolution was passed on june 6th daurpt the ordinance you're considering today. and the proposed ordinance would have the tourist codes with the court instructs the jury use of 1 hundred and 5 feet or higher within the use district. i'll put up a map of the area thank you. i have copies of the area. currently hotels are loud with the court instructs the jury use authorization provided that the hotel have fewer than 75 rooms and it will remove that but only on those particles are the height designation of 1 hundred feet and greater that are in red on the map. the 3 areas that would be changed with this ordinance are the areas that are along second street and by 2 and third street. i want to note that the area on the east side are built out already. this is the outline of the green and the black is the

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

. >> by the end of this project will be a leniently and also form supervisor sophie maxwell. >> and we will get to any introduction to the rest of the folks on the instantly. at this time i want to bring up our mc. she's brought the news to our living rooms for years this is ms. pam. (clapping) >> and the journalist she's been inducted into the arts and sciences and she's receives any with regards honoring her contribution to california. it's a great principle she will join use it in come mentoring this celebration >> ms. pam (clapping). >> thank you supervisors cowen and wow. what a beautiful day in san francisco wow. arrest (clapping). >> and want an exciting day per it's my pleasure to be here today to the official project 25 years in the making. (clapping). >> this really is a historic moment in time for this community and today's celebration assigned to honor all the people who have fought for this. but to build on what is already here for a bright future and a for those who live here in the future. there was a song it's a long time coming but i know change is going to come. oh, y

hello welcome to sofia and sophie shevardnadze levanon has accepted hundreds of thousands of refugees from syria they come in addition to the already great number of refugees from palestine was well the remains out of sides after decades in exile but the newcomers there for the long term and will they cause the lebanese economy to crumble well lebanon be dragged deeper into its neighbors conflict but want to beirut to talk to one of the country's most influential politicians former prime minister fouad siniora. they cross the border every day the syrian refugees escaping the chaos of war in their land. filling up homes and tent camps. stranded in separated from their families lebanon promised to keep the border open for whoever runs from the war but struggles to feed and keep warm the needy lacking uproar. and for their future. how strong is lebanon's helping hand how far will it breach how committed is beirut to its neighbor. what's in there as ink you very much for being with r.t. today thank you for coming in so we're actually witnessing the resurgence of sectarian violence here in

sophie shevardnadze that's in just a couple of moments. iraq afghanistan the balkans somalia haiti libya yemen and so on and so on the list of engagements and airstrikes by post cold war nato just keeps getting longer and now it looks like it's serious turn a lot of people have written me asking me to predict what is going to happen next which for me is impossible i am not good at predicting the future but i can say is that we are living in a very tense moment in history many argue that the us economy with its unfathomable debt is really propped up by war and the petro dollar so if the us backs down here would could be the beginning of the end for the world's only hyper power but if they do attack syria there will probably be 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 by one all resistance to the un ending hunger of nato will

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's short there is 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 its 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 one the

allen 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 storm and on safe ocean for the global economy it's thought there is safety in numbers. the world trade organization was called on to study the shift coordinates direction and help participants communicate. in the turbulence of recent years because these giants lost it's called for dense while its members become more selfish the rich dominate even the poor imposing full and fair rules for obtaining better deals . how can the w t o restore come among its ranks and extinguish fierce trade conflicts doesn't know where it's heading where is it safer to be now within the w t o or without it. and our guest today is it all back to as 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. general you said the w t o and the multil

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 this fall. >> reporter: because without the immunizations she can't go to school. >> if they're not up to date. it's a huge difference. >> reporter: mendoza qualified for a medicaid program under obama care and her coverage begins immediately. ben tracy, cbs news, el monte, california. >>> this morning tropical storm gabrielle is headed toward puerto rico with sustained winds of 40 miles an hour. gabrielle is located about 50 miles south of puerto rico. tropical storm warnings are posted for puerto rico and parts of the dominican republic. the storm is expected to pass between the islands late today and then curve northeast away from the u.s. mainland. >>> and the suspect in a series of stabbings at a houston area high school is due in court tomorrow. one student was killed at spring high school and th

institute of the responsible technology thank you once again for since you're with the thinker and me sophie shevardnadze alan see you next time. they all told me my language as well but i will only react to situations as i have read the reports so unlike the players i know i will leave them to the state department to comment on your latter point of the month to say it's ok as a car is on the docket. no more weasel words when you fade a direct question be prepared for a change when you have to punch be ready for a battle pretty speech and a little down different costs. but . i think i feel alone and. a pleasure to have you with us here on our team today i'm sure. it. wealthy british. time right. leg market. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser reports. mission free cretaceous free. for chargers free arrangement free. three stooges free. old free blog clothing videos for your media project a free media. german intelligence shares obama's confidence the assad regime was behind last month's

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