i forgot it was the hobarts today.ghing) it always bums me out when we have an alzheimer's patient with young kids. well, there's no shame in sitting this one out. i can me like i'm your wife. on the trial, i'm a colleague. i'm allowed to say it bums me out. doesn't mean you have to feed me warm milk and run a bath. treat me like a doctor. right. sorry. okay. go do the intake, colleague. shepherd, you got a minute? i need to talk to you about your trial. oh, um... well, i should get meredith. i just got a lecture on the failure to extend professional courtesy to one's spouse. i think it's best you don't get meredith. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. you're in-- i still feel bad that i'm not gonna be here. for the surgery? i'll be unconscious. that's not when i'm gonna miss you. okay. then i guess i w-- you can feel bad about all the time that follows. you know, when i'm not under general anesthesia, and you're still not here. you're halfway around the world... with arnold. andrew. raah! excuse me? he's a r

later on and now we are here to release out a study on the toxic legacy of union carbide factory in hobart and there is a lot of talk in the government that and we have read some reports that the site is not boxing outside the factory he collected a little ground water samples we found mostly in one sample which is twenty four times the drinking water standard all the samples that we lifted from the site when heavily contaminated on the side chlorinated been give us insight and we might not be going to. believe that one is not a one time disaster it is a continuing disaster simply because there is a continuing groundwater contamination and contamination of a matter of the whole body because of you see. why is there is a contradiction in what the government is saying i mean you have to ask the government and i think it's a very good question to ask the government the indian government is submitting a request for relief. to us we're saying we support this case we want union carbide to clean up this plant and this pollution at the same time the government is making statements that there is no

military council vowed to restore security in sinai but the region's only seen more laws since present hobart was out with al qaeda groups targeting security forces and arms being smuggled from libya investigative journalist pepe escobar says morsi has moved could spark a bad lash problem the military that could potentially and in a coma. we should expect some say to happen not immediately in terms of a counter cool by scaf because the joints are still there even if they are prerogatives in terms of that constitutional amendment which transfer of powers from the presidents to them no more civil why did that completely gave me have some cards to play in those four get very good relationship with the pentagon i'm sure a lot of people in washington are horrified about the morsi move and they really are these are areas are really freaking out with the morsi move because now they say that he has become a dictatorship so there could be some counter kooks from foreign actors as well basically from the movie brotherhood going to as you do they don't want any more frictions between scaf and the presid

he chased them for ten miles to hobart where the suspects crashed their vehicle. the suspect who died, suffered a self-inflicted gunshot wound. police believe the incident had been planned for some time. the deceased suspect is a 20 year old man from crown point. his identity has not been released the other three suspects are being held at lake county jail. the woman's neighbor is in surgery to remove the bullet from his hand. the woman was treated at the hospital for her injuries. we're now hearing the 911 call from a woman who fell into a manhole in palatine on monday. the 74 year old had a few minor injuries but couldn't get out... so she used her cellphone to call for help. while on the phone with a 911 operator... police were able to track her phone's signal and rescue her. >>how far down are you? >>are you injured? >>i think i have sprained something a little bit i am about 4 ft. down i have been trying to grab hold of the manhole but it is wobbly here ... megabus has settled a five million dollar lawsuit filed by the family of a man who was struck and kille

know about you but when i was growing up and flipping burgers at mcdonald's in front of that big hobart machine, washing dishes or waiting tables, i never thought of myself as stuck in a station in life. i thought of myself as the american dream and the path of journey and i can find happiness however i define it for myself. >> sean: you notice, no teleprompter, compelling life stories. >> yeah. look, this is one of the great things about this guy. i know him well. we spent some time driving his district together. his brothers give him no respect whatsoever. this is a great sign -- member of the congress -- big whoopety-whoop. so that's really fun to watch. he's so passionate about the right to rise. this is what we need. you didn't create that, the government did it. but you have a right to rise. we need to change government and remove the obstacles, to you being everything you can be in life. i didn't come from much of anything. i didn't go to college except i have a $1500-a-year scholarship. life's been good to me. that's the life we want for our kids and grandkids and paul ryan embo

to attack one of the gcc states again in the late 90s when the iran a threat seems to rise after hobarttowers, so it started working at the gulf countries again and try to force some cohesive bond and of course we've been doing it back again. it really is a partnership. if the u.s. military was going to operate in the middle east we can't do this alone. it's not only ferguson and access. post does so where does iraq fit in all of this? we have iraq somehow between pro-american and pro-iranian arabi trained maybe trying to be both, but iraq was their enemy. alistair friend of a back-and-forth, back-and-forth. iraq in gulf countries don't get along well at all. they quite profoundly disagree about whether iran is good guy or bad guy. so how would you imagine here we've engaged, tried to modernize the military, made this huge investment in bringing iraq institutions back online. how would you imagine the iraqis playing in a contingency with respect to iran? >> guest: that's a completely unanswered question. iraq is in a transition. and there's hope that eventually the gulf states will come

. >> several years ago, we embarked on something called the hobart doctrine. as we talk with people in both countries, but especially pakistan, i think pakistan feud that whole approach to be very offensive. looking at pakistan or looking at pakistan through the eyes of afghanistan was pretty offensive, i think, to the folks in pakistan. we really do not have a relationship in pakistan. or a long-term relationship. it is more of a transaction relationship, almost a pay to play kind of relationship. it has been that way for a long, long time. to mr. olson, as we deal with a country that basically the military controls, and elected leaders are candidly, not particularly effective, how do we, as members of congress -- you talk about the generosity of congress. it is really the american taxpayer that is putting this bill and is quite frustrated with pakistan at present -- how do we leverage our relationship with them, since it is more of a transactional relationship, not one that is really built on good will? how do we leverage the resources we have to cause pakis

and the heat continues in the places they've already been seeing the heat. 111 in hobart, ft. worth, 105. look at the pacific northwest. it's going to be temperatures -- we're looking at temperatures in the 80s. portland on saturday. 88 degrees. >> another hot and humid day. expecting high temperatures between 92 and 96. >> and that's your latest weather. >> al, thanks. there is much more to come from now sunny london including aly raisman. she finished third last night in gymnastics but does not get the bronze medal. we'll talk to her about that live coming up after this. ♪ so twiddly-tee twiddly-dum ♪ look out baby 'cause here i come ♪ ♪ and i'm bringing you a love that's true ♪ ♪ so get ready ♪ so get ready the lines, the cost, the hassle. ♪ express yourself [ female announcer ] why not try coffee-mate? with over 25 delicious flavors for a fraction of the cost of the coffee house. add your flavor, with coffee-mate, from nestle. [ male announcer ] to hold a patent that has changed the modern world... would define you as an innovator. to hold more than one patent of this cali

and the heat continues in the places they've already been seeing the heat. 111 in hobart, ft. worth, 105. look at the pacific northwest. it's going to be temperatures -- we're looking at temperatures in the 80s. portland on saturday. 88 degrees. that's w >> 7:38. friday morning. good morning, i'm meteorologist christina loren. starting with a live look over the embarcadero. yeah, hard to make it out. that's because we have a full deck of clouds. the sun is out in full force burning the marine layer off. that's what you see here in san jose. about an hour away from full sunshine in san jose. 79 degrees today in los gatos. 70 in santa cruz. 68 degrees in the city by the bay, so cooler by about 5 to 10 degrees than yesterday, even cooler through the weekend. >> and that's your latest weather. >> al, thanks. there is much more to come from now sunny london including aly raisman. she finished third last night in gymnastics but does not get the bronze medal. we'll talk to her about that live coming up after this. ♪ so twiddly-tee twiddly-dum ♪ look out baby 'cause here i come ♪ ♪ an

. >> several years ago, we embarked on something called the hobart doctrine. as we talk with people in both countries, but especially pakistan, i think pakistan feud that whole approach to be very offensive. looking at pakistan or looking at pakistan through the eyes of afghanistan was pretty offensive, i think to the folks in pakistan. we really do not have a relationship in pakistan. or a long-term relationship. it is more of a transaction relationship, almost a pay to play kind of relationship. it has been that way for a long, long time. to mr. olson, as we deal with a country that basically the military controls, and elected leaders are candidly, not particularly effective, how do we as members of congress -- you talk about the generosity of congress. it is really the american taxpayer that is putting this bill and is quite frustrated with pakistan at present -- how do we leverage our relationship with them, since it is more of a transactional relationship, not one that is really built on good will? how do we leverage the resources we have to cause pakista