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adventures, humus, kirkland cooked tail-on shrimp and kirkland signature vanilla ice cream which beat out briers. when the party's over, break out the kirkland signature trash bags. consumer reports says they're strong enough to handle most messes. when tallying savings, factor in the cost of membership to shop there. however, costco does have a generous return policy, accepting virtually anything every time. >> thank you. >> it's time to check in on the weather. sandhya patel is upstairs with the accuweather forecast outside. >> you know, earlier at 4rk 4:00 larry said i was basking in the sun. now it's clouded up. the breeze is in. i think a lot of people are noticing that it's not sticky and uncomfortable anymore. at least for the time being. drier air mass, back to the summer pattern, cooler today. that's going to be changing for the weekend. let me show you live doppler 7 hd. marine layer deepened, sitting near the coast solid at this hour. sierra nevada, thunderstorms firing up over 2,000 lightning strikes around the state, still counting. if you're heading to the tahoe area, a heads up, t

and here's why firstly it will allow the government to monitor your private messages emails from briers stuff stored online authorities will be able to block websites something that seen accusations of censorship and finally the government will be able to ban anyone from going abroad if it suspects terrorists. for the trip well jeremy zimmerman internet freedoms activists explains why he thinks this bill is in that range. this low speaks of terrorists to be and is about combating the intent of people who may become terrorists even before they start doing anything so in practice it would be to the police and to the government to the executive to decide whenever someone is a potential terrorist who may do something and then would be a load to infiltrate his computer to try to decrypt encrypted data to block him from leaving friends where is the limit. between being a terrorist and being a suspected terrorists when it is the police or the government that decides if it's not the judicial judge that exist decision then we're breaking the fundamental values of democracy online for you right n

the prime minister briers the injury could solve decade old disappearances. tokyo says it will still abide international sanctions. even if they are a passport. the growing population will be hardest hit if the law passes, lawrence lee reports from darby where activists are fighting a uphill battle to help. >> here is something you won't see reportin reportin the british media, people trying to do the best for themselves in the new country. the work turns out to be a chicken processes factory outside town. barely a white face to be seen, it isn't the kind of thing english people want to do. afternoon worked in the chicken factory, and other factories all paying minimum wage, and his experience that. >> our job that pay for you. >> if you read the papers you would think that roman workers are incapable of lifting a finger. with with thousands of people who have tried to escape a life on the margins in eastern europe. yet once they move into an area, they get accused of contaminating it. >> european people are -- it's sensitive to the country, that's when we st

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groon brier gaining ground after raising its full year outlook on deliveries. google bought songza. pandora shrugged off the move and moving higher today. >> will the songs acquisition make over force in the song arena? welcome to you both. colleen, i think perhaps the most telling thing is the fact that pandora shares are hire today by 0.5%. so do you think google is late to the game here? >> this is definitely a validation of the whole music streaming market that google is getting into this. but kelly, i think they're a bit late to the game here. pandora has been in this space for ten plus years. i feel like if google really wanted to make a big splash and a big entry into the music space they would have bought a spotify or a pandora. this is going to be a need add on for google's existing services, but i don't think it's going to make a dense in its overall impact of the market. >> how does this work? >> sure, yeah. >> for people who aren't familiar with songza, i can give you a look here. basically, what happens is it gives you created song lists. let's scroll down a little bit.