and recently, i went to spicket the premises and i noticed that mr. tim had filled out an emergency card to contact the police and i gave him a copy of the good neighbor policy as well as too >> but do you have any concerns about the bill yard table in particular. >> i look at it on june 11th this year i was concerned how many tables there were but mr. owens said he's putting in one table and when i went out to ininspect it he had applied for one table. this is a well-established place for the club on sunset. i've been on patrol important the also 22 years. i also want to check >> thank you, officer chin. >> coma up. this is your first comment to us on your own >> he's coming oh, my god. i'm with the unit and i went by the club around 11 clock. i think it's perfect for a bill yard table. i think somebody should be checking ids at the door there's a lot of people that look 21. >> good idea. >> my name is steven and i live in the neighborhood. looks like i got drafted for this one. it's uncommon for all bars to have a pool table so i'm in full support of it

our guest tonight from project runway, mr. timis with us. [ cheers and applause ] a glorious human being. but we start tonight with justice. now earlier this summer we heard a lot about the supreme court which likedded gay marriage but not southern minorities' ability to vote for it. but there are other much less supreme courts. did you know that you are sitting in one right now? that's right. it's time for tonight's installment of judge johnny. bail live, shoot that man. >> you are about to enter the courtroom of judge johnny oliver. >> melissa, please pass your knives and go. >> he's not legally trained. his understanding of the judicial system is based entirely on reruns of night court. >> all right, boys, hit the showers. >> his decisions are generally bad. this is judge johnny. [ cheers and applause ] >> court is in session. jason jones, please call tonight's first defendant. >> judge johnny, the people call the halliburton corporation. you may know them as dick cheneys former company that was awarded sweetheart deals in iraq

please we welcome back to the sw tim gunn. [ cheers and applause ] mr.i'm thrilled to be here with you. >> john: i am thrilled to be here with you. i love project runway. >> i love your work on the daily show. so we're even. >> john: there's no other work. so i'm done on that. i watch news all the time, sport all the time and project runway. in the convenient diagram of those three things i think it's just me in the middle. >> i think you may be correct. john: at first as a gay man, congratulations on the catholic church's change of tone. you must be almost pleased by that news. >> i have to tell you at least watching your piece on this explaind the entire thing to me because i was completely mystified by it. >> john: the tone has changed. some hateful message but much friendlier tone of voice. >> that's to seduce you in a little closer and then give you a big bitch slap. >> john: over the years the catholic church has been good with the bitch slap. >> it's the best. john: just ask the spanish. i was reading that you recently endorsed christine quinn her

tim. you busy? - quite so, mr. rhodes. - oh, this will be quick.ure of me. - well, so long as it's work-related and personally enriching. - [clears throat] uh, wait. [exhales sharply] oh, here we go. - i'm not quite sure what's happening here, sir. - i'm--i'm just--i'm trying to find a good pose. - it's not going well, sir. - look, i'm not sure what to do. jen thinks i look gay in pictures. - well, you don't in person, mr. rhodes, so i can't imagine-- oh, yes. now i can imagine it. um, maybe just lean on the desk. - okay. - try to seem natural. - okay. okay. - now, i'm seeing nothing that's not entirely hetero. so hold it, and... [camera beeps] how the hell does that happen? - i know. it's weird, right? - yes. it's like straight, straight, straight, straight, straight-- hello, judy. - so india... [chuckles] what's that like? - well, it's hot, chaotic, overcrowded, squalid. - at least you have great indian food. - yes, but we just call it food. - [chuckles] that's great. good sense of humor too. that doesn't help me. - so tell me, russell, why have

tim armstrong the ceo of aol. he called put that camera right now. abel, you're fired. out. five seconds later to stunned silence, mr. armstrong proceeded with the rest of the conference. he said i'm really sorry. i shouldn't have fired him so publicly. >> but he still fired him. >>> very quickly, jeff, coc coca-cola their nonsugary drinks. >> diet drinks have been good. we thought they were doing fine here and it's just the main act the sugary product has seen declining sales here. coke coming out with a very big ad campaign. there appears to be a decline in

he had tim to speak up about mr. martin, time to say that the dream nine should have no responsibility for breaking the rule of law in our country. he had time to speak up on a lot of issues. silence speaks volumes on this. neil: nothing points to the white house, but by dismissing it, something it off, and saying e investigation is not going there or ere is no use going the, i think, it begs credulity. i wanted thank you both. i look forward to having you both back. well, if you have had i with that guy, what did these your mind at all if it were hal? remember how? may be a machines buying nine new. that is what they are trying. are you buying? ♪ >> mind your manners or you will lose your lens. warning. warning. fire ii the port fuel cells. ♪ neil: the onlnly one to remember this, but i want to a shout out to the robot from lost in space. this still does not compute because the nsa i replacing human beings with computers to be senseless new bond people does not mean the agency stl is not stepping on people. what it

mr. frye wants to speak on this it's got a more modern signage in the district >> tim frye department staff. the historic preservation commission we created signs for landmark districts and those may be part of the discussion on this committee but we tried to give the tenants the proper size and materials and as at least as we relate to the public realm and organizations >> that's all my comments for today. >> item 5 is the consideration of the draft minutes for june 13 june 13th nefdz. >> any public comments on the minutes. >> board approval. >> second. >> we'll take a vote. >> on that motion to approve the minutes for june 13 june 13 >> so move forward that passes and places you under comments and questions. >> commissioner pearlman. >> next wednesday there's an all day forum between the pummels and the port on the ports offices on sea. i'll report after but if anyone else is interested given the interest ton sequa in the last few months >> yesterday's chronicle had an article on the photographs which were taken during the construction of the bay bridge in 1935 and 1936. i'm familiar with

tim had a very positive conversation with mr. icahn today. i tweeted out a little while ago that the translation of that is, simply, "gulp." >> and to think this was one time a target of shorts. you had david einhorn in there last year. >> exactly. >> shorting the stock. and now to think carl icahn is calling it undervalued. certainly one to watch today. >> much more coming up over the next couple of hours, i'm sure. also, it's called the hindenburg, and it has the trading floor buzzing, because the omen is back in play right now. so even as stocks are rebounding today, you can find out why some are predicting a stock market disaster is looming. we will look carefully at that coming up a little bit here. >>> and one merger is grounded. look at the stocks of american airlines and u.s. air, both depending on a deal to go through. american airlines down 48%. u.s. air down 11.5%. the proposed merger, the department of justice says consumers would be hurt and is suing to block that deal. so far, only investors are getting crushed today. we'll talk

tim ajindu wouldn't tell us anything. mr. ajindu, drew griffin with cnn. >> who are you?ait a minute now. your former employees say you are billing for the county services you're not providing, sir. ajindu soon left without talking to us. mr. ajindu, if you have nothing to hide, why you taking off? we found case after case of rehab centers like pomona with a history of problems that still are allowed to keep billing the state. tamara askew is a former counselor at pride health services who told us she was told to bill for clients she didn't actually see. did you have a client list? >> i had a client list. when i first got there, they gave me about 20 folders. 20 folders of clients that they had. >> reporter: did you ever account for the 20 cases that you had in your folders? >> nope. i never could. because -- >> reporter: you couldn't find them? >> some were in jail. one was dead. >> reporter: wait a minute. >> one was dead. >> reporter: still a client of this? >> still listed as a client. >> reporter: she says she confronted the operator of pride. >> reporter: i told god

is taking a stake in the company, and apple says, quote, tim -- that's tim cook, the ceo, had a very positive conversation with mricahn today. ha-ha, they took the call. you better always take icahn's telephone call, but he told us just before the top of the hour we're in when it comes to apple says it's extremely undervalued, and he said, liz, a bigger stock bye back is something we would expect. now, that's not exactly something we have not heard before, but we heard other activists investors ask for the exact same thing when they were not doing something like that like david einhorn, but there's real activity here. i don't know if we can look at the quote on apple. i can pull it up as well, but the stock moved 4% up immediately, up 4.5% now. there's that. there's jcpenney, which has a very interesting, all be it gossip thread of a connection here because bill ackman battles with icahn, but we have more on the battle to save jcpenney. fox business also just spoke with former jcpenney ceo, and this is the guy that was asked by bill, would you come back and replace mike illman, the guy there now trying to fix the

mr. bentley is definitely a case in point. >> officers ended up arresting him. and later he admitted he didn't remember dancing. shocking. [ laughter ] >>> timm has a reason to dance! and football season is upon us! the 49ers and broncos go head-to-head. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. trade but failed a physical. his new team >>> the 49ers have signed eric wright. he was acquired two weeks ago but failed the physical. >>> kaepernick played just one series connecting with davis for the 1st down. he was 4-4 as the 49ers settle fairfield goal on their first driv

tim armstrong the ceo of aol. he called put that camera right now. abel, you're fired. out. five seconds later to stunned silence, mr. armstrong proceeded with the rest of the conference. he said i'm really sorry. i shouldn't have fired him so publicly. >> but he still fired him. >>> very quickly, jeff, coc coca-cola their nonsugary drinks. >> diet drinks have been good. we thought they were doing fine here and it's just the main act the sugary product has seen declining sales here. coke coming out with a very big ad campaign. there appears to be a decline in the diet coke product. they need to address some of the concerns healthwise over aspartane. >>> 16 new jersey public employees are now millionaires after winning part of that $448 million jackpot. they came together in a colorful news conference yesterday. >> we lost our home in the storm. i stayed with my brother for a few months. first thing i'm going to do is buy my daughter and me a home and bring my dog back home. it's been an extremely rough year since then, but i did -- when we lost everything, this whole group and everyone i work with pulled me through.

tim had a very positive conversation with mr. icahn. johnson, anchor of bloomberg west says while the investment sounds big, it's still very small. >> he has less than 1% even probably a quarter of a percentage point worth of apple shares. but it's a loud quarter of a percentage point. >> reporter: the move as jittery investors continue to worry about whether apple can innovate without steve jobs. yesterday, on "cbs this morning," oracle ceo larry ellison called the pioneer irreplaceable. >> what happened to apple without steve? >> we already know. we conducted the experiment. it's been done. we saw apple with steve jobs. we saw apple without steve jobs. we saw apple with steve jobs. now we're going to see apple without steve jobs. >> reporter: now in a different way, wall street will see apple with carl icahn. carl icahn can sometimes change the company in which he makes an investment. investors, seeing that investment, think he might actually change apple in some important ways. >> reporter: this is not all aye icahn has on his plate.

doesn't sound anything tim's mission to teach me the creation of life should care about humans in the world this is why you should care only. this is. my colleagues and i will never shake mr hands i consider him a war criminal. will . be. rightly. caught in the crossfire. slaughter hundreds of kurds living in northern syria showing no mercy to women and children and their creating a breakaway islamic state. feel. for what he calls a cold war stance while russia demands america like adults and maintains that old hostilities have long been forgotten. and gears up for its first elections in a decade the two leading candidates the acting city chief and the prominent opposition or their campaign efforts. coming up next the kaiser report right here on r.t. .

mr. scott. >> chairman, mahan, ranking member clarks, i'm tim scott, chief security officer for the dow chemical company and i'm speaking today on behalf of dow and the when chemistry council. we all mourn the loss of life suffered in west, texas. while the exact cause of the explosion may never be known the path to this disaster is clear. noncompliance with established regulations, lack of regulatory oversight no community awareness of the risk no training for local first responderes no warning system no security. this disaster might have been avoided or at least the impact minimized if any one of those steps had been corrected. there are regulations under place at both the state and ferrell levels that require the submission of data relative to chemicals chemicals of interest on site. compliance will have identified this facility as a potentially high risk site. clearly the facility owner and state and federal regulatory agencies failed in their responsibilities. more regulations are not the answer. but, rather, communication, understanding, compliance, and enforcement of the established regul

have a statement from apple and that is for those viewing here, tim cook, the ceo of apple did have a very positive conversation with mrday and he said they plan to speak again shortly so we'll wait and see what they all have to say. >> thanks, jon. >> there has actually been a real strong rally in european markets. new 52-week highs today for spain, netherlands, france, and romania. ireland is the best performing european market year to date so the question is has europe finally turned the corner, and is now the time to put the money back into europe? joining us now is the five-sta star monday manager from franklin adviser. philippe, great to have you with us today. >> thank. >> you people have been focusing so much on all the negative headlines coming out of europe and have perhaps missed what's been happening in the market and that's a good story, isn't it? >> it is. the real money has been made when people start investing a year ago and markets up 30% and what's interesting here is that in the u.s. markets are at an all-time historic high. this is not the case in europe by a long margin so there is a lot to do for

mr. snowden leaked this information that provided whistle blower intelligence to the community. >> it was a tough sell. trevor timsked, does president barack obama think we are stupid? the fact is he's had years to initiate a debate and instead stifled it. one thing everyone can agree on, both the debate and the debate about the debate will tonight. matt, what did you make of the president's announcement on friday and his intentions here? >> i'm all for a mend it, don't end it approach. i have been in the camp that assumed this stuff is going on. i'm more troubled by google and facebook having all our information. it's voluntary. we have known what they are doing since 2005 and 2006. there's not been the same stink over it. i don't view snowden as a hero. he's a criminal, but sparked a debate that is arguably overdue. when obama comes out, the idea that he is doing this in anything other than response to the debate snowden created puts the president in a weak position and gives enormous credit to snowden. there's something in the timing of this that if obama wanted to have this debate or propose the reforms, doin

mr saakashvili as hands i consider him a war criminal. secret laboratory to mccurry was able to build a new most sophisticated robot which all unfortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tim's mission to teach creation why it should care about humans and worry that this is why you should care only on the dot com. world. science technology innovation all the least of elements from around russia we've got the future covered. please. welcome back to cross now where all things considered i'm peter lavelle to mind who were discussing china's pivot. ok newfangled back to you in one chinese china acting rationally i mean you brought up the issue of rationality go ahead. i think china is acting rationally rationally meaning what's good for china on. at least let's see in the short to medium term that doesn't necessarily mean that china especially or the u.s. or the rationality on the part of the us here and countries necessarily is aligned you know because it's like to combat and if you will and each may act rationally but it doesn't necessarily mean that there's alignment you know clearly china's energy needs a massive and you know projecting out for the next twenty years china's

mr. >>> that is a brand new television ad from the conservative group, americans for prosperity. the president of that group, tim phillips, is right here in our studio audience. >> we want to make sure that folks who sign up for this terrible law they have all the information. we want them to understand their costs will go up, so this is just part of an effort. we'll have thousands of volunteers in communities, in neighborhoods talking to these younger americans who are the target of obamacare. they're being counted on to fund it. we need to make sure they understand exactly what they're signing up for so hopefully they won't sign up for it. >> they use the back door. remember, scott brown was supposed to be the 41st vote against obamacare? they used the reconciliation process. it was corrupt from the beginning and we lost out. yes -- sorry. >> greg hollis. let me help you. >> yes. >> i'm a business owner, and i've been hearing all this talk -- >> what kind of business. do you want to plug it? >> government contracts. we provide security throughout the united states. i've heard there is uncertainty, and maybe th

mr. president that is like king kiddie from a baby to site they named their baby northwest in the mainstream media watches with the fst lady is watching just as much as timdashian and the first lady was on the cover of vogue twice as we don't count them headlights when she got ratings earlier this year does this make you at all uncomfortable to iticize a lavish lifestyle when you live in a fair size house yourself like a big airplane flight 134 rounds of golf since becoming president and by the way i don't need to remind you that you leave on saturday for the eight day vacation for martha's vineyard we state the $8 million estate but tt is hell least a gesture on your part is stepping down a little bit because that $21 million mansion you normally use was not available but it is one-third of what yo normally do mr. president you make the job way too easy. by the way you are not doing o badly for the rest of us either. the first charges have been filed in the bang gauzy terrorist attack. of a month later. we react to the lou: the justice department finally filing criminal charges against a number of suspects against the consulates in benghazi. it is calle

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tim ajindu is accused of fraudulent practices at his drug rehab clinic, but it hasn't stopped him from billing the state of california either. mr. jindu -- >> yes. who are you? >> reporter: i just told you i'm drew griffin. your former employees say you are billing for the county services you're not providing, sir. and then there's this man, alexander firdman. convicted for running an organized crime ring in texas ripping off insurance companies. it hasn't stopped him from coming to california, setting up a drug rehab clinic and billing taxpayers even though felons are barred from running drug medi-cal centers. how can a guy with a record like you run a drug rehab clinic in california. you've been convicted of a major car crash scheme in texas. >> i was convicted, but it's not what it seems. >> reporter: in the last two fiscal years, taxpayers spent $186 million supposedly treating drug and alcohol abuse patients in california. our investigation with the center for investigative reporting found half of that money, or about $94 million, has gone to clinics that have shown questionable billing practices or signs of fraud. joy jar

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mr. moss, so billy bean, you're welcome. 2-1, a's victory half game behind rangers in the al west. red sox teed off in timm, he should grow the hair out again. the giants are struggling. 4-0, sox after the fifth. top ninth, red sox up 7-0. take a look at this, pop-up in foul territory, right? >> easy to get. >> except the ball girl wants it too. in the supposed to do that. she's taken an out away from her team. it's a nice catch. she was -- >> oh, god. >> she was laser focused, a little embarrass, no harm, no foul there. take a look at this, joe. >> all right. doug mientkiewicz, remember him. >> oh, yeah. >> he ignited this brawl here. don't know if we will see him, but he's the manager for the ft. myers miracle, sprinted for the dugout, locks arms with the ma raiders manager, wrestles him to the ground, sparked him to the mehe. he cut the final out in the 2004 world series win for the red sox. we can't really do the spot shadow in minor leagues. it's a ball. we didn't have that. >> man, that's rough. all right. getting rough there. still can't believe that girardi got thrown out. >> of that game? >> yeah

former deputy prime minister tim fischer has made strong remarks and joining us to talk about the case and his warning to australian tourists to boycott visiting the united states. mroining us this morning. let's get right to it. you're warning australianeur tourists or anyone who wants to come to the united states not to come to the united states. is this an emotional response on your part to a tragedy or do you really not think it is safe to be visiting the united states? >> it's a reflection of statistics which show that you are 15 times more likely to be shot dead in the usa per 1 million people than here in australia, and people should factor that in. they should think twice in the circumstances that it's joged along by the senseless killing, the shooting in the back of an outstanding young australian on a scholarship in the usa, which has, of course, quite properly deep-seated anger right across australia. >> have you heard any reaction from australians about your warning? how are they reacting to you? >> look, i've been consistent on this. six months ago or even after the massacre at sandy hollow, i said think twice. evaluate the risk. you are 15 times more