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the military o on the ground isa successful one. >> reporter: both russia and iran say the news of the chemical attacks are accurate. it's more likely rebel groups are behind the attacks. the syrian national coalition has called for an international investigation. they say u.n. weapons inspectors already in syria to investigate allegations of previous attacks should urgently include wednesday's atrocity as part of their mandate. there have been claims and counter claims over the use of chemical weapons over the last two years. the slaughtering of the syrian people is likely to continue. al jazeera. >> for more we turn to al jazeera's zana who is in beirut. how is the syrian government reacting? is more and more condemnation comes in from world leaders. >> well, we do know that the syrian government has categorically denied using chemical weapons. in fact, they have accused the opposition fabricating these lice to use it as a pretext to intervene in syria. so this is a position of the syrian government, but when you talk to observers, they will tell you that the syrian government seems

this isa a san francisco problem. it is a city of san francisco problem. >> in san francisco, kpix5. >>> now on to that wildfire that is still out of control near yosemite. the rim fire on northern border of yosemite national park is slowing its advance. firefighters are still scrambling to bulldoze fire breaks. the fire that is jumping from treetop to treetop is nearly 210 square miles. so far, it is only 7% contained. >>> cbs reporter on the fight to save some of california's prize possessions. >> reporter: yes. ann, good to be with you. the firefight here is a 24/7 operation, the latest push for the crews on the frontline is also to protect some of the world's oldest treasures. >> the wildfire reaching out of control around yosemite park is covering the size of chicago. the smoke is visible from space. >> right now we near this area. that is the hot spot right now. >> reporter: the fire engineer oversees the safety of more than 250 firefighters on the frontlines of the blaze. >> the interiors could burn for a long

milestone which we really appreciate it. [ applause ] in closing you have heard all along that there isa phase two and i invite mayor lee and supervisor chiu to attend our ribbon cutting session next year for phase 2. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, david. thank you. are we ready to cut this ribbon? >> yeah. >> all right. so what's going to happen is we are going to cut the ribbon and there is a walk down the street and everybody welcome to our new two way street. after the ribbon is cut, this is a two way street. >> yeah!

looked at middle feeders for bryant elementary and again, webster and because of the closure of the isa middle school, they did not have a feeder school. and the proposal, from staff, is to allow for just the transition year, and the ability for bryant and webster fifth graders to elect their own middle schools. and so that is the proposal. and we heard an enrollment update and talked about the future meetings. and i just for the interest of those who are in the enrollment cycle currently, i just wanted to point out that students who did not attend the first three days of school were withdrawn, openings were filled, from the wait pool and the wait pool process will end on friday, september 6th. wait pools will be dissolved and no transfer period will be implemented, however, requests for spring transfers will be accepted. beginning november 9th. >> and also another big day in fall, is our public school enrollment fair, on saturday, november second. and our next meeting of the student assignment ad hov committee is september the 11th. >> thank you, commissioner murase. >> commissioner ha

according to a list of the 50 wealthiest lawmakers, california congressman da nell isa is said to be worth more than $355 million. texas republican congressman michael michael mccaul is second on the list worth about 102 million. coming in third virginia senator mark warner who is said to be worth about $88 million. >>> and now from abc2, maryland's most accurate forecast. all right, satellite and radar picking up on some clouds coming in here this morning, we're also dealing with patchy fog, so as you step out and about this morning, be prepared for that, and you know what to do. just make sure you leave, give yourself enough time on the roadway this morning. we can see what's going on. we have reduced visibility because of this fog this morning. the last time i showed you this we were at 8 in baltire. we're at 7 now and we're at 7 in easton, 5 now in easton of visibility, 1 in frederick and below 1 mile visibility in york. along i-83 that is going to be pretty much the worst of it unless you're heading south towards culpepper on 95. the dew points, yes it's out there. the humidity

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a massive flood in russia's fi isa set as communities says thousands forced to say goodbye to their homes meets those who are determined to stay at this submit childless to the bitter end. the u.s. national security agency has been spying on the united nations headquarters in new york that's according to newly published information leaked by edward snowden is a read up on a is in new york with the details on this latest revelation. america's national security agency allegedly cracked the encryption guarding the united nations' internal video conferencing system that's according to german der spiegel the publication says that the n.s.a. surveillance of the united nations took place last summer and three weeks after hacking into the video system america's spy agency had allegedly boosted its number its number of such decrypted communications from twelve to four hundred fifty eight now for anyone who doesn't already know the spying on the united nations is illegal under international law der spiegel also reports that the u.s. maintains a monitoring program called the special collection servi

identical suggesting the new law hasn't led to an increase in and to gay sentiment in russia while she's an isa now investigates. but there is. no stoli no sochi. dumping russian vodka and calls to boycott the olympic games the l g b t community in the west is furious with the passing of a new russian law banning gay propaganda to minors a detail almost never mentioned lot of here putin signed a law and some very strict anti-gay measures these laws absolutely obscure they're not clear in what they mean of course it will not have a wide ranging gretzky's of being applied everywhere and to everyone and members of the gay community have been attacked and arrested you cannot say that there is massive suppression or messi of attacks against gay people in the streets and that wherever you say that you are gay you will be killed or beaten russian gay activists are taking their case to the european court of human rights and say the law is meant to target specific individuals but see the picture of gay life in russia from abroad is warped these pictures being shown and being portrayed just because this

difference i think on those issues and as the western access ryans up against the new russian or she's an isa now where when to find out what's it like for the gay community in moscow and she discovered it's thriving. there is. no stoli no sochi. dumping russian vodka and calls to boycott the olympic games the l g b t community in the west is furious with the passing of a new russian law banning gay propaganda to minors a detail almost never mentioned lot of here putin signed a law and some very strict anti-gay measures these laws absolutely obscure they're not clear in what they mean of course it will not have a white ranging gretzky's of being applied everywhere and to everyone and members of the gay community have been attacked and arrested you cannot say that there is massive suppression or messi of attacks against gay people in the streets and that wherever you say that you're gay you will be killed or beaten russian gay activists are taking their case to the european court of human rights and say the law is meant to target specific individuals but see the picture of gay life in russia f

weapons to the country but it appears some european countries already deeply involved in the civil war isa decisions are flocking to syria to join and he is sad fight is on the scale appears to be vast a french official said that in nine years of conflict in afghanistan only fifty jihadists left the country to fight meanwhile in syria's case more than one hundred people have gone there from france in one year alone according to some experts in most cases they join al-qaeda and other terror groups the total number of europeans who have left to fight in the syrian war is now over six hundred three think you son joined jihad his forces in syria told us his story. you want to hold on to it friends with muslim brothers when they become eighty and there's nothing wrong with the goal of the to discover the war you know. after the last contact with them as much as though there's entire euro that they give him money that they give him a scholarship that pay money to study to continue this study of this muslim religion and so off. you go but i didn't trust it i had the feeling that something was goi

all that information about attacks on kurds hard to verify we turn to kurdish journalist was on the isa to help us put together the timeline of the conflict let's take a look at that right now now according to him islam is a launch of the assault on the nineteenth of july trying to plant a bomb in a kurdish school and kidnapping local civilians the next day many houses across the kurdish includes were blown up one of the villages destroyed completely around five hundred codes were kidnapped while a radical cleric declared from a local mosque there those killing kurdish civilians will go to heaven also encouraging people to loot and destroy kurdish homes the violence continued into early august al-qaeda linked fighters murdered seventy could and abducted three hundred fifty german journalist karin aloof elder who's been following the report says a kurdish villages are targeted to be cut of the natural resources. actually what is behind all this fighting is it's a struggle about control struggle about control of certain areas we know that in the area of fighting in the north and in the ea

the quest for profits what it isa magic relation of power between bosses and workers it's very logic tied to profits with how rocky's that the workplace is very logic tends to lead for it for the most part. wealth inequality that in the end is usually unjustified and so i tend to be a critic of capitalism across the board just like i'm a critic of imperialism white supremacy male supremacy as images of. muslim sensibility and i'm very suspicious actually of various forms of nationalism that tend to be chauvinist think that somehow only human being within borders has value and those outside have no value with much less value but because we live in a moment in which capitalism is so ubiquitous it is so had to monic it is leading twar its own internal collapse there's no doubt about that given the ecological catastrophe but we've still got a way to go and we still have to fight day in and day out even when the reforms are not enough the reforms do make a difference because every individual ought to be viewed as being precious but i think in the end we're going to need for the middle tra

to be descending back into an anti-government turmoil but while where people hoping for artie's an isa now we investigate. the arab spring captivated the world just over two swords years ago changed democracy and new elected governments were promised in the three countries that began this wave of revolution but what prevailed is nothing short of chaos almost full circles in tunisia and egypt and in neighboring libya a situation some described as much worse than before regime change we don't hear anything about libya in the western press or western television channels what we know is different groups vying for supremacy people are desperate to try and put a cover all of what has been created by the libyan disaster in the fall of gadhafi trends have formed take tunisia we all remember mohamed bouazizi the fruit vendor who set himself on fire in december twenty ten his death sparked mass protests followed by the president fleeing in mid january twentieth eleven now again the death of an opposition leader sparked protests in july twenty third teen they haven't let down still this week tens

it isa rotating market right now. gerri: do you believe we will see a better economy?ickled through broadly throughout the s&p 500 market? >> the same thing i have been saying for a couple of years. the economy will be okay one month in the next it won't. we are in no one's right now for gdp. that is really not good numbers. the potential for the economy will be hit. not only nationally, the states. regulations are getting bigger and hitting business. i still think there is a big dose of uncertainty out there which is why you still see unemployment in the sevens. until we get into the low sixes and fires, i don't think the economy can look for help in any meaningful fashion. gerri: we just have to get rid of this employment problem. next week is a big one for stocks. what do you see as the important ones here? >> this coming week there are a few things. for me it is all about the fed. all this talk. i hate the word, but they're talking about tapering. last time they did, the market got hit. they had to row the back. if they start coming out talking about capering i thi

isa tennessee mother appealing a judge's ruling to change her infant son's first name from messiah to martin. the baby's parents ended up in court when they could not agree on his last name, but the child support magistrate said that they had to change his first name, replacing it with martin, his mother's surname. televisionold station wbir -- she said the name could put him at odds with a lot of people in a heavily christian county. interestingly, we have our own messiah here, a videographer here at democracy now! a i was raised by conservative christian household and there was no hostility because of my name. it is interesting this is happening in tennessee, a state history of racial bigotry. it is silly, it is just a name. this is what happens when there is no separation of church and state. >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. listeners andour viewers from around the country and world. we begin with a ruling that the stop and frisk policy is unconstitutional. u.s. district court judge shira scheindlin said that police had relied

isa matter of fact, if there a human race here, a world here from a humor may be one of the things thatave us. >> pete, there are so many historic anniversaries this year . we just passed the 50th anniversary of your historic carnegie hall concert of the "we shall overcome" album was released. were sung your songs 50 years ago "if i had a hammer" by peter paul and mary. >> this last week was the anniversary of the bombing of hiroshima. -- well,t, today august 6 was the anniversary of hiroshima, and august 9 the bombing of nagasaki. you didn't plant the march on washington, but your songs were played in the song helped "opularize "we shall overcome and he sang a president obama's first inauguration. he sang the forbidden verses of "this land is your land." >> it didn't get on the recording, but woody guthrie had great highline "that wall tried to stop me, break postalid try and stop me but on the other side it didn't say nothing." this guy was one of the geniuses and human mistakes in his life with black woody guthrie. >> but he didn't stop trying to create. in spite of the mistakes that

isa store owner says racism not the reason oprah winfrey was discouraged from buying a luxury handbag in switzerland. to looksaid she tried at a 38,000 other crocodile clerkg, but the store refused to show it to her saying it was too expensive. the store apologized, but a owner called it a misunderstanding and says the salesperson simply wanted to show winfrey it is available in other materials. winfrey earned $77 million last year. >> so she can afford it. she could afford several. >> yes. now let's see what is coming up tonight at 6:00. >> gordon peterson is live in the newsroom. >> just a short time ago, president obama announced a series of changes to the nsa surveillance program. why the president says these changes would have happened even if edward snowden had not leaked the information. and more on the terror threat in pakistan with people living in the d c area concerned about loved ones overseas. that and more coming up. beer is raining from the skies of south africa thanks to flying robots. part of a beer delivery service during an outdoor rock festival, customers can place

alexis once worked for isa as a model.nvestigating the bling ring case, she says he sent her inappropriate texts and facebook messages and he says she made a bet with her that alexis was going to jail. >> and if you lost your bet, what happened? >> then he would get to have sex with me, i guess. >> you ever reciprocate any of that flirtation? >> no. >> when "dateline" covered the bling ring case three years ago. >> translated them into becoming very good burglars. >> but he declined to speak on camera for this story, about any of the allegations against him. he did talk to the los angeles times about his involvement with the movie. i wanted to see what sofia was going to do with the story. it's interesting to see how things work in a factory town. and i'm certain i'll never work on a movie again, he said. and alexis and her mom make one more claim. remember the incriminating videotape from orlando bloom's house? alexis says that can't be her, because she was with jennifer issa that night. although -- and this might seem co

the tesla s got the highest safe tiff rating from the government and darrell isa from california is worth $355 million. be sure to tune into "nightly business report" right here on your public television station. >> rose: welcome to our summer sere wrez we bring you some of our favorite programs from the past year year. tonight lee daniels' "the butler." joining me to talk about the film with screenwriter danny strong and two of its stars -- forest whitaker and oprah winfrey. >> it was a challenge. it was one of the most challenging roles i've ever played. i think because of the sort of being able to communicate without words, you know? the process of going through all these years and the age prog says, trying to carry these experiences that were painted in the script by danny and lee, the side of myself so that you could feel them and know them and they'd be a part of me and understanding the history so i could take that tapestry and pull it together. >> because it's also for me a love story. a love story through the eyes of this man and one of the reasons i said yes to lee after he was

. >> why was he rehired by darryl isa? was he fired because he became the issue and then -- >> yeah, i think he was fired because he messed up. i think he -- the boss -- it was at the time it was decided it was time to go. he was rehired because he has a very, have close relationship with darryl issa. he was good at his job. issa got a lot of press thanks to curt bardelli. he's got talent. >> you write a lot about harry reid. let's watch this little incident from just recently. >> 15 nominees held up for an average of nine months. does this place need to be changed? yes. you get always -- what do you do? look at all the people. always you're here. i don't mind your being here but you get the question. you're a bull. >> the question as i mentioned -- >> what does that say about harry reid? >> harry reid is a real character. i focused on him. first of all, he did you want b have a very, very well defined verbal filtering dwils. he says what's on his mind. he's an odd character and someone who i think is fascinating in that h

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all they wanted to do was hold hearings like darryl isa and investigate for communists.me go back to chris on this. when you go up there and cover them, not just in numbers, in history, but the way they are today, do they believe they can sell this or is this to avoid having primary challenges? >> i think it's a little of both. chris, i don't think there's any question the governor knows this, you know this well. they look around -- all politicians look around and when they see their colleagues lose, when they see a dick lugar lose, a bob bennett in utah lose, it has a real and lasting impact on them. i think the danger here is that i guess i disagree a little bit with the governor in that redistricting -- the line drawing process has created it so you have so few competitive seats that i don't know that there are enough seats to flip. what i think is dangerous is the mentality that they're adopting, for example, on immigration, which is immigration is a huge issue for the national republican party, but in congressional districts that are controlled by republicans, there

. >> once he starts talking in the negative, a broa isa-r od is being cancelled them.e already heard that he is dancing under the gallows. >> what is he just making a mockery of the whole thing? >> if his 30 years old then he has another seven to eight years ago. he is going to be 4 years old when it comes back. it is just about over. he will fight this to the end. he has the resources to do it. if he was a younger guy, but he has the money. he has three teams of lawyers. if it comes outcome that he is banned from baseball them all wrong but, he does i get back on the field. all these reports are that he will be abandoned because of the drugs. he can appeal that. >> he has already made it clear that he will appeal. but you also have these other players and they are born to be suspended as well. >> braun is like 30. if you are banned until your 40 years of age. when the appeal he keeps getting paid. that would try to milk more money out of them as they can. >> what would you do if you were him? >> what would you do if you were the team? i think that is the interesting t

imagino que se sentÍa sola, decidiÓ salir con amistades a una discoteca, y se encuentra con el ex de isaay alguito. >>> se rumoraba mucho de ninel conde y su todavÍa marido, llegarÁ a "mira quiÉn baila" solterita, habrÁ que ver quiÉn le tira los dogs. >>> sÍ, se sabe que andaba el matrimonio mal, uno como figura pÚblica lo da a conocer despuÉs, no lo tiene que decir en el momento, primero tiene que pasar por el duelo, la separaciÓn, separaron. >>> sÍ, sabrÁ dios desde cuando tienen problemas. >>> sÍ, estÁ interesante, lo curioso que por el twitter todo sabe, entonces ya el ex de ninel estuvo comentando. >>> sÍ. >>> tambiÉn. >>> que estaba soltera. >>> ninel dice que se vio con otro. >>> no son enchiladas, no crean que porque se ven con uno saliendo a cenar, ya estÁs. >>> para empezar. >>> mandamos un comunicado, estÁs cenando con alguien. >>> para empezar, cuando uno se divorcia quiere salir con amistades, y conocer a a un poco. no necesariamente conocer a otra persona, para disfrutar, y olvidarse de lo que pasa en la cabeza. >>> ninel viene para miami, seÁa la nueva juez de "mira quiÉn

in on people's phone calls or reading their emails and failing to report their violations to the frn isa court. some members of congress find the latest leak about the nsa more troubling. senator rand paul wants to take the scandal to the highest court in the land. >> the only way to fine justice you have to hear both side. there needs to be a discussion from people who are a little bit more skeptical of the nsa in an open court, i think, before the supreme court on this program. >> reporter: the latest information comes from documents that nsa leaker edward snowden released. they detail thousands of privacy violations made by nsa. president obama denies the government is abusing the programs. congressman pete king who sits on the house intelligence committee supports the nsa surveillance program. he says the program itself works in protecting america from terrorism and has what he calls a 99.99% batting average in being compliant. >> this whole tone of snooping and spying that we use i think it's horrible, it's a distortion and a smear and a slander of good patriotic americans. >> repor

i think the controversy stems he -- it isa that below the dignity of the president. past presidents have felt going on a late-night comedy show is really not up to the stature of the president, but president obama feels differently. i think is on the right track in terms of communicating because people get their information in such different ways these days, and he recognizes that. i think other presidents will do just what he is doing. oft: ken walsh is an author a number of books on the presidents. let me share with you the rights,on a blog their incredibly, the first question the president received on the situation in benghazi in the situation with the terrorist threats is coming from a comedian in california, and not from the traditional white house press corps. you touched on this a moment ago , but this is the first time we've heard from the president since those threats went up last friday here in washington by the state department. guest: that's right. within the white house press corps, which you and i have been associated with an members of for a long time,

. >> and mike al i don't knlen isa look at his famous play book. >> she's trying to evoke voter outrager mike enzi. what did liz cheney say? >> we got the first clue about high l how liz cheney is going to run against mike enzi. we got a clue about how she's going to run and she's going to try to run as a washington outsider. she's going to try and run against washington. now, that's a little hard when you're a former principal deputy assistant secretary of state and the daughter of dick and lynn cheney, but that is how she's planning to run. she's going against this agreement that allows the government to keep subsidizing health care for members of congress and their staffs and mentioned she's going online, a petition. that's the way politicians collect e-mail addresses so they can later solicit contributions and you can work and vote for them. mike enzi is firing back saying he's against this deal that this was an administration agreement and in the statement we got the first sort of really nasty words in this race. he said that he didn't need advice from candidates cheney. >> mike, r

isa c. t., come on. she say, who are y'all? we say, we are with dr. king. she said sure enough?man. she said i trust you all. c. t. said yes, ma'am. let's have per. y'all got to declare you won't tell on me. and she said i watched the rise of there. and this man who had a caller on, when he walked out, these men to you to come the all the time walked around with sticks and they begin. they came back in their blood on the stick and they were laughing. so when the chinese man said he did not know who killed the reverend, he now. we left, right, that house and went over to house an and dr. kg was on the bed study. he called bobby kennedy. that's how they caught those guys so quick, because they chased us in the house. you can only call that the guard factor. and dr. king then followed up and said we know who knows who killed reverend rita. that's what happen. so spirituality was not just eating seeds and looking at script. it was rooted in god giving us across the river. love you guys so much. thank you. [applause] >> wow. this is been quite of the presentation tonight. but does --

and of course that's isa in the koran. you love him this much?o where he is the executioners with mahdi, our messiah, to kill every jew and christian who won't become a muslim. fear islam convert or die. you heard it. that's what's going on. now listen to jesus, if the world hate you remember it hated me before it hated you. now why does islam so hate jesus and the message of the cross and the christians who preach it? because of the offense of the cross, galatians 5:16. and persecution will come because of preaching about the cross, galatians 6:12. and what is that wonderful message, christ made peace through the blood of his cross, colossians 1:20. you don't believe it? the preaching of the cross is to them that perish, perish foolishness, but unto us which are saved, it is the power of god unto salvation. and if you hate the message of the cross here's what god almighty and the lord jesus calls you in philippians 3:18, enemies, enemies othe cross of the lord jesus christ. oh what a job jesus did for us that day. hebrews 12:2, looking unto jesu

at their own statements and radio program not only the organizer but his buddies kevin barrett and isak. have a ton of interviews where they say that 9/11 was a zionist conspiracy. a false flag operation. the adl identified these guys as some of the most virulent anti-sem might nationally. they are trying to get some screen time. it's really just frustrating beyond belief to see them just so dishonor the families and the horrors that we had on 9/11. we as muslims should be standing up to marginalize these guys not only as nut case truthers but actually to tell america that it's our responsibility to fix now the greatest threat in the world is terrorism. the middle east is on fire from radical islam and muslim dictators and others and we are blaming america? seriously? >> tucker: america and zionist conspiracy. how insulting too to the families of those killed on that day to stage that kind of event on 9/11. >> it really is. and, you know, this shows that in this environmentment if we are apeefsinging the ideologies that radicalize muslims. they will sort of take and it run with it sayi