she has cp. she is married to a man with it also, named jim murphy interestingly enough. >> really?> i grew up at peace with the idea you can have a fully functioning brain but maybe speak a little slower. and with jason it was -- it was easy. he is so sweet and so funny and so quick and one thing i appreciate about gary is that -- there is something natural when you speak to somebody, you look them in the eye. the fact that jason's eyes do the talking and -- all that happen is gary said is the words come from your mouth but you still make eye contact. you still watch the flow of conversation and you get to know someone better and because the system works through spelling out words, you start predicting words and then you can start predicting sentences and that moves things along faster. the communication feels normal and maybe slightly slower and i think probably the only thing that takes a bit of getting used too is we get used to a certain amount of conversational supportiveness. we get used to people kind of encouraging you to go on when you talk and with jason, you know, he can

. >> cps dice que investigaron el caso y no encontraron evidencias. >> ella fue mandada al centro deveces abusan de su poder cuando realizan una redada , ahora tendrán que adoptar cambios para cumplir con la orden de un tribunal federal. >> han recibido l aorden de apegarse a reglamentos para alejarse de una práctica que hace años han utilizado. >> que te golpeen la puerta queriendose llevar a las familias. >> eran las cinco de la mañana cuando agentes rodearon su casa como si fuesen terroristas. >> aquí adentro había cuatro. >> ahora gracias a una demanda ice y una corte han llegado a un acuerdo , de no entrar en el domicilio , tienen que pedir permiso y sin orden de cateo solo pueden hacer una redada cuando exite algún peligro. >> rosa tuvo suerte esa madarugada . >> nos preguntaron si había gente , que tal si esas personas no tuvieran papeles . >> en un comunicado ace nos dijo que esto es una parte vital para sus carreras , como resultado ace reformara el entrenamieneto de su personal. >> que vayan al centro del problema , vengoa detener a cierta persona o tocan y preguntan por la

>> to talk to the cps people about the -- >> testing! >> the testing.ell them, lila? >> i don't like it. >> what happened when you got tested? >> i was crying. >> yeah? why? >> because i didn't know the answers. >> yeah. do you want me to tell them that then? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> but tell i didn't like it. >> i know. >> the computer testing. >> my name is claire and i'm a parent with three children in the chicago public school system. my daughter had come home in tears saying how horrible this test was. she couldn't hear the questions. the headsets didn't fit correctly. she couldn't get the mouse to work. she was afraid to go to sleep that night. she was worried about the test the next day because she was worried she was going to do badly. afterwards she said i am no good at kindergarten. in this i saw absolutely no value in to why a kid 5 years old should be anything other than happy to be at school. the fact that chicago public schools are using these to ascertain data at the emotional cost i think is too high a price to pay. i mean, obviously if all

there was a restraining order on his wife and daphne is missing part of her ear, which was part of the cps investigation. >> reporter: can you tell us how she lost that part of the ear? >> i'm not doing that on national tv. >> reporter: why? >> i'm not doing that. i just want my baby home. >> reporter: now webb said will go home and prepare to go out and find his daughter. abc 7 news. >> a third young woman has died from injuries suffered in the asiana airlines crash at sfo, we have learned that the victim is a 17-year-old girl, a chinese national. chinese media reports that she was unconscious at the hospital since saturday's crash. >> today, we are sad to announce that one of the victims of the plane crash expired this morning. she died of her injuries. it is a pediatric patient that has been in the icu since the time of the crash. >> 14 people from the crash remain in bay area hospitals. 6 at sf general and two at california pacific medical center and one each stamford saint mary's and saint francis. the 16-year-old was run over by a fire truck, and may have been killed in the crash bef

there was a restraining order on his wife and daphne is missing part of her ear, which was part of the cps investigation. >> reporter: can you tell us how she lost that part of the ear? >> i'm not doing that on national tv. >> reporter: why? >> i'm not doing that. i just want my baby home. >> reporter: now webb said will go home and prepare to go out and find his daughter. abc 7 news. >> a third young woman has died from injuries suffered in the asiana airlines crash at sfo, we have learned that the victim is a 17-year-old girl, a chinese national. chinese media reports that she was unconscious at the hospital since saturday's crash. >> today, we are sad to announce that one of the victims of the plane crash expired this morning. she died of her injuries. it is a pediatric patient that has been in the icu since the time of the crash. >> 14 people from the crash remain in bay area hospitals. 6 at sf general and two at california pacific medical center and one each stamford saint mary's and saint francis. the 16-year-old was run over by a fire truck, and may have been killed in the crash bef

cps has also postponed an additional $52 million in reductions.any bracing for even more cuts. chicago teachers union president cara lewis expressed her frustration saying, once again, cps has lied to parentses, employees and the public about keeping the new school-based budget cuts away from the classroom. now, the backdrop in all of this is that the city of chicago is one of the most dangerous cities in the country. rahm emanuel's plan seems to be closing schools instead of investing in neighborhoods. kind of cutting your losses instead of investing in people in your neighborhoods. the mayor of chicago, what is he doing? i think he's picking and choosing neighborhoods where it's unnecessary. for more, i'm joined by chicago public school activist shoniece reynolds and her son. great to have you both with us once again. how are the teachers reacting to this? this news comes as a real slam. >> it's devastating. a couple of teachers, a lot of teachers that i know that i'm close with, got phone calls only yesterday. some of them even get phone calls

there was a restraining order on his wife and daphne is missing part of her ear, which was part of the cps investigation. >> reporter: can you tell us how she lost that part of the ear? >> i'm not doing that on national tv. >> reporter: why? >> i'm not doing that. i just want my baby home. >>said will go home and prepare to go out and find his daughter. abc 7 news. >> a third young woman has died from injuries suffered in the asiana airlines crash at sfo, we have learned that the victim is a 17-year-old girl, a chinese national. chinese media reports that she was unconscious at the hospital since saturday's crash. >> today, we are sad to announce that one of the victims of the plane crash expired this morning. she died of her injuries. it is a pediatric patient that has been in the icu since the time of the crash. >> 14 people from the crash remain in bay area tals. 6 at sf general and two at california pacific medical center and one each stamford saint mary's and saint francis. the 16-year-old was run over by a fire truck, and may have been killed in the crash before the truck arrived. ye

well-being of that child and they are considering charges concerning that baby and according to reports cps has been called in this incident. >>> apparently this other woman had been running her mouth and had even threatened to sleep with her man. >> that's what jerry springer is for. a couple of animals, you don't want to get too close to but we do courtesy high technology. first an albino alligator. this is at the houston zoo. >> taken into the reptile enclosure courtesy google glass. the reptile keeper put on the optical device and is showing us what her day is like hanging out with blanco. >> she is awfully close. >> what's interesting, you will see her holding a board as a protective device. if you notice they have long poles. they train the alligator to associate that pole with food because they just put a rat on it and it usually eats rats or rabbits. where the pole is, that's where the alligator will go because it knows it will get fed. it does have one normal brown spot on the snout. >> liking a normal alligator with a giant white spot covering most of his body. >> this animal, you

understand them and the debt charges from a variety of health care providers technicians, labs, look for the cpcode that tells you what you are being charged for. make sure that matches the final accounting from your doctor. there is a decoder on the web site to tell you what it means. billing for services that were never offered and typos 80 percent have a mistake with information. that is my to cents. coming up tomorrow we will talk about comparing prices before procedures are done. that is it for tonight. thank you for joining us. have a great night. >> good evening. thank you for being with us. and has been four days since george zimmerman was found not guilty of murdering trayvon martin l the ignorance operating is reaching alarming and disturbing levels. we begin with the white house. press secretary jay carney today confirms that president obama is firmly behind attorney general eric holder opinion that "stand your ground" need to be changed in the name of gun-control. here is the spokesman earlier today. >>

more than 450,000 people have signed an online and aa cp petition for the department of justice to move forward with a civirights investigation into the case and organization has issued an even broader call to action. [indiscernible] a powerful anti- racial profiling ordinance. >> there may be no prison sentence but zimmerman is anything but free, attorney said. as frustration and concern continue across the country. there are indications we could learn more about the verdict in the trial. nbc news confirmed one of the dosha there it was a literary agent that would represent writing a book about the case. >> thank you. much of the talk and focus of the two days has been with the jury. >> joining us from the newsroom with reaction and perspective from a local legal expert. six women were chosen. protest to social media, the verdict in the george zimmerman case got a lot of reaction and much of it was aimed at the group who was chosen to decide the outcome. >> i think according to the law they did their duty. >> exactly the evidence they were presented. they made a decision based on the l

child welfare, cps workers, child protective service workers have ways that they look at the risk factors in a family. imminent risk is: this is something that is critical and the child must be removed from that family right now in order to keep that child safe. so there's danger to their life? there's danger to their physical life, to their safety. meaning that the risk of who else is in the household can't be controlled so that there might be something going on that they need to say, right now, we need to make this removal. but there are about 200,000-a little more than 200,000 children removed each year. whereas, there are about 3 million children that are investigated for abuse and neglect. and within those 200,000, are there cases where they are removed where the parents are having either a mental or substance use disorder? the vast majority. ivette, may i go back and kind of piggyback on what nancy was saying? you started by describing sort of what it looks like for a child who is in school and how they may present. and so to say what is happening at home in those situations, if you

>> blossom trails of a single variety fruit are big all across the country, but it's the variety of cps that makes this one so popular. they say that traffic increases by about 30% thiq timof year, which means big business for a pretty sml community. the path through peach, plum, apple, orange, and nut orchards shows off the picturesque side of the san joaquin valley's staple industry, agriculture. the colorful tetops set against the majestic peaks of the sierrnevada are part ob a changing landscape re. already, the trail has been altered several times since its 1988 inception to accommodate the region's growing population. >> well, it's important for our area. it's important to fresno unty that we preserve agriculture. >> the trail traces the outskirts of suctiny central valley towns as reedley, selma, and sanger. and as the landscape wakes up around the area, so does business. take simonian farms, for example. just outside thfrno city limits is where you'll find this 20-acre family owned operation that has grown 100 varieties of fruits and vegetables for more than00 years, and doesn't

but she wants the folks in the na a cp to sign up. they are involved and holding jobs and doing work in the communities and involved where they live, she needs those folks to be stake holders. you may have reservations about the law, but you signed up for the new entitlement program is tanned amount for you fighting back against jim crow and the segregated south. times are getting desperate for the administration. >> on the flip side. the president spoke about the affordable care act and he said it is working and insurance companies will have to compete for your business and cited new york state as a great example of where premiums will drop substantially thanks to obama care. you pointed out in power play, you can't use new york as representative of the whole country. >> you mustn't. it is most expensive in the counsel row. they have said in new york. you people, that every insurance company must insure everybody who wants health insurance, what that has caused is a sick pool of insurance ricks. that means most expensive insurance in

think nothing should be illegal, but as far as morality and what she should be doing, if he has that cp -- >> you do not have to act it out. you do not have to act it out. >> right, all right, fine. >> then he is doing the right thing. >> we have bigger fish to fry rather than worry about if he has not found a chick. >> i have translate what he said so it's socially acceptable. if your child as a disability that prevents him from having sexual needs, then it's correct. that is one of the great things about prostitution, i learned it from board walk empire. a guy gets his face blown off in the war, the only way he ever has sex with a woman is with a prostitute. because he is not going pick up a woman, he does not have a face. that makes sense to me, remi. i have gone off topic. what are your thoughts? mom is wrong? >> obviously the answer to that question is yes, in theory if you are reading it in a book or watching it in a movie, there's something super cool about what the mother is trying to do. assuming the son never finds out. >> right. >> i hope he watches red eye. >> it's so creepy

. >> every god corporate accounting -- every good cp at corporate account department. neil: now.nce, worried about fracking thing, said our newfound fracking technology have made this country more energy independent, which means we needless oil from his country, the prince is worried. >> maybe he should be ore happy thatur own president has concerns about this? >> he is a big investor in u.s. companies, i believe a big holder in citigroup. u.s. companies do better if u.s. is less dependenta saudi arabia and others. neil: what d you make of that? >> we'll burn every drop of that saudi oil, it is just a matter of what price, i don't care how much gas we find here, we're still going to need and use that oil. he should be worriedbout tapering, he practically owned citigroup, whats e going to do when they can't sell their mortgage backed security to the fed. that is what he oughto be whining about. neil: now get ready for bigger payments to farmers who long ago bought the farm. see whether you reap. neil: 30 million bucks to dead farmers that is how much a agency watchdog said they ar

was a restraining order on his wife and daphne is missing part of her ear, which is also part of the cps investigation. >> can you tell us how she lost part of her ear. >> i'm not doing that on national tv. >> why? >> no. i'm not doing that. i just want my baby home. >> now webb says he's going to go home and prepare to go out and find his daughter. at the jail in dublin, allen wong, abc7 news. >>> police in redwood city have identified a man killed in a six-alarm fire that gutted an apartment complex earlier this week. a 48-year-old man was killed when the fire broke out on apartments on wood side drive just before 2:00 that morning. investigators are still trying to determine the cause of the fire. >>> a fundraiser will be held today to honor a man who was shot to death in oakland after a fender-bender. police say 22-year-old man was gunned down on june 12th after getting into an altercation with two men who rear-ended car. a reward is being offered for the suspect's arrest. today's fundraiser is from 4:00 p.m. to 11:00. proceeds will go toward his family and paying off his student loa

david: and we're going to talk about cps and time warner cable, they've agreed to extend their negotiating deadline until 5 p.m. on friday after a short blackout last night of the cbs network in some markets on time warner cable systems. liz: eurozone sentiments picking up in july reaching the highest level since april of 2012. sentiment across the 17 countries rose to 92.5 from 91.3. david: also a pennsylvania judge has ordered three former penn state administrators to stand trial in the jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal. the judge ruled prosecutors have shown enough evidence to warrant a trial for ex-president graham spannier, former vp gary schultz and ex-athletic director tim curley. busy hour coming straight up, "after the bell" starts right now. ♪ ♪ liz: let's get to today's action. we head to the pits of the, with me with larry. is everybody talking about this fed meeting, waiting to hear what ben bernanke and company say, not necessarily dosome. >> you know, i think they are. they're thinking about that, also what will carney do, the bank of edge bland, what will happen with d

>> the allegations were true in the eyes of cps. >> announcer: "judge judy."bout to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution daniel maxson is suing his ex-wife, heidi maxson, for making false charges with child protective services. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 486 on the

speaking of cp, canadian pacific. >> if he runs the railroad, i wouldn't want to be on it. that's what i would say. but i mean, that's not talking bad about him. i would tell you you shouldn't micromanage a company. >> he taunted you in a sense on the air during the infamous brawl of january 25th to make a tender offer, make a tender offer, carl. make a tender offer. is that where this thing is going? >> i am not going to get goaded into saying stuff that the sec may look unkindly on so i'm not going to say where it's going. i will tell you that as far as i'm concerned the company is undervalued and i really do believe that the ceo would also agree with that, and i find him to be a good ceo. i think he works hard. i think he believes very strongly in the product. i really mean that. i'm not saying it because we own the stock. i think he believes strongly in the product. he obviously is not a great fan of ackman. now we have that in common. now i like him. >> what do you think the best deal you've ever done is of all of them? >> i can't. they are all sort of fascinating. i j

i have been checking with the cp track the clock and it does appear to be traffic free.ay centers indicates speeds in the cream which indicates 50 mi. or higher per hour. >>james: face erica. --thank you erica. a wind shift is turning a southern california wildfire back toward populated areas and has forced the evacuation of more than 6,000 homes, hotels and cabins in idyllwild. huge areas of wilderness have already burned and the mountain community of idyllwild is just about empty at a time of year when it's normally booming. residents and visitors streamed down the two highways that led down the mountain toward the larger cities of hemet and banning. temperatures are expected to linger near 100 degrees for the next two days before a weekend cooling trend. seven homes were destroyed or damaged by the wildfire soon after it broke out monday. the fire is about 15 percent contained. a new report from the a-c- l-u warns that police agencies have compiled huge databases detailing where millions of americans are driving. the increasingly popular technology uses high speed cam

the latest is the ceo of a big drug horse sailor his tormentor is called cp w. service workers they are against to re-elect him and two directors to the board and the union guys are mad he earns money. he does but why should the union even care? they could just sell their stocks the combined stake is only 6,000 of 1% but they don't because the ceo has returned to his enormous wealth to all shareholders including the pension funds. the stock is up 112% in five years that is more than four times the rise of the s&p 500 index. so why complain? because the unions are forests -- foot soldiers on the war on wealth to rattle voters. tweet me should union's stock vilifying ceo pay and focus on their workers? your turn to weigh in. tweet me and your comments coming up. cheryl: june car sales did put up speed but will the brakes on that sector? dennis: snowden a man without a country in the latest ahead on the shrinking list of nations he can turn to for asylum. and now we will look at metals. cheryl: the dollar is higher a and we move into a short trading session but loo

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in texas last year, their 12 progressive criminal justice bills passed by the end of the lady cp-identified politicians and the tea party identified politicians. we both agreed the system is too , you neede drug rehab to look into that area this year in texas, there were 50 bills. texas is now rejected to shut down its first prison ever called through a vehicle the texas criminal justice coalition, a long time ago, they went looking for that one thing. , if we are going to build back a bipartisan on theus, especially principle of one person, one vote, we are going to have to the hard work of reaching out and talking to our neighbors. that is how we got to 80% to a majority oppose that the battle box. -- at the ballot box. wet is why

were exerting pressure, they had their upcoming convention in tampa, they were working with the ncaa cp the number of officials, and they were basically fostering a political environment and the had a choice to make so this definitely has indication of a wrongful termination. greg: the police department, law enforcement that makes decisions on probable cause and prosecutors who prosecute, since when does the city manager get involved? >> i can speak from two different hats. i'm a former mayor myself in new jersey and we have a city manager in the former government. he felt the chief breached his trust of the community no doubt tremendous amount of overtones of this case. it appears he ignored the low threshold of probable cause and ignored his investigators. greg: how would a city manager know that? he is not a lawyer, not law enforcement, no experience in that. he is making a political judgment. he doesn't know that. speaker can't assume every decision he made was political. you have a young man killed and he didn't have a weapon. truthfully being unarmed is more than probable cause an

remains popular with the black community and the activist core that he is talking to today in the naa cphe will go down well one assumes and said look, the president is with you and we'll find a way to get justify for trayvon. >> the bottom line here, chris, in essence, the doj investigated this. the fbi is under the doj. and they have interviewed friends of george zimmerman and talked to a number of people and came to the conclusion there was no racial prejudice. black officers in the sanford police department, no, i don't so racial prejudice. it is tough to move it forward. what are they looking for? >> that's where the politics of the obama style makes things difficult. you need to cope on on keep the base fired up. you need them with you. his approval ratings are down and eric holder, particularly here in this town, he's one of the longest serving attorney generals in recent history and still here and got all of the problems in town. if he were to do to take the department, which is dealing with fast and furious and its own fallout for going after reporters and leak investigations an

. >> at a na a cp there was a lot of skepticism and people who said they don't believe a word of it. there is not a lot of love for george zimmerman. it is snashgy and doubtful and one quote on twitter saying, zimmerman can pull machine from a burning car and can't push a 17-year-old by off of him. so george zimmerman saved a family from a car crash. i don't believe it at all. one word, staged. and zimmerman's brother said people should be less vindictive. >> to people who if he hadn't stopped and taken the time to help someone who needed help getting out of the car? >> and the people we haven't heard from is the people inside of that car. they have not yet commented on this. shannon. >> trace, it is interesting. it was a custody fight that got national attention. the supreme court rowelled against the man who wanted to take baby veronica from the partners that she had ever known. today we will give you the painful twist in that case. and new drama in the pope's trip to brazil. his motorcade was nearly run by excited crowds. and after turning to the nfl. american li buyerians and nfl

and why would you close all these schools if you can -- if cps knows everything and mayor rahm emanuelthey know everything, and you're standing there, they don't have no resour resources, why didn't you give them to them in the first place so they can have those resources and they can be a succeeding school. >> when you say resources, you're talking about an equal number of books. explain what you think of that. >> an equal number of books and it needs to be all equal money into all schools. not -- don't give more money to one school and give less money to the other. don't put more money into charter schools and private schools and -- private schools already get money from the tuition. so why would you -- why are you putting more money into private school if you know they already get money? >> what has this done for you as far as your willingness to speak up and people are paying attention to you. has it changed your life a little bit? >> well, yes, it has, because i have been experiencing a lot of things and this is one of my best experiences ever, coming to new orleans, right here, i

a new 120 bed hospital will be built at cp and seize existing st.campus in the mission district and a new hospital with up to 304 beds will be built on a van ness avenue at the site of the now shuddered cathedral hill hotel. the new agreement includes increased contributions by the hospital group to the city for charity care and a commitment to hire at least 30 percent san francisco residents for construction jobs on the new buildings. construction on the project will begin later this year. >>mark: california's prison system will not appeal to the state supreme court ruling invalidating the state's three drug cocktail means of execution. instead, the state said it would continue developing an execution protocol that uses a single drug. governor jerry brown has ordered prison officials to continue working on this thing go drug met their rather than fighting to keep the three drug cartel in place. california executions have been on hold since 2006 there are currently 275 inmates on death row. >>anny: a new transitional housing facility for homeless mi

in the department cannot ask us so tourism is one thing but as cp eight activities we can not collectthat but if it uncovers evidence of any crime from sexual abuse through scpa they turned over to the department of justice but it cannot ask us >> foreign policy benghazi you said when the analyst try to determine if they can target a particular e-mail address if they find added it is a valid target if it is said by a u.s. person and if they're outside the weskit you explain technically how they do that? determining those two things by just looking at the e-mail address is technically difficult. how do they do that? >> you are a bright spot. when i of not at liberty to do is talk about that but they do have a variety of information of databases they can check. already disclosed their information to a third party. when so many of the tech companies have michelle obama on -- monopoly on the services they provide. would you consider that meaningful as far as providing that information to a certain party? >> i guess the relevant issue is not whether i would but whether the court would. the

how much has he made in cp? 8 billion to 20. is that the market cap?he market cap of the company. >> the market cap of the whole company over that time period. he's got a lot of money in canadian pacific. this is the biggest bet they have ever done. i want to look at where the stock is right now. >> can't tell. got a big wide -- this is something. we have three hours. we have -- is it really the employment report this week? >> it is. >> wasn't it just -- >> we're just getting older. >> the months are -- and -- >> time is -- >> andrew is back tomorrow. >> yes. >> are you alerting viewers or warning viewers? >> alerting or warning. >> we'll hear from nbc parent comcast also today. mastercard, sodastream, allergen and garmin among others before the bell. we have a few other stocks to watch today. all of these are after the bell movers from last night. amgen initially traded higher, reporting better than expected earnings and revenues and they said it expects full year revenue at the upper end of its range. when it was all said and done, looks like down a