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i'm an electron you're watching r t america ukraine has tentatively agreed to a second ceasefire after four way talks between germany france russia and the kiev government happened today in berlin more talks are planned for this weekend to hopefully end the crisis that has dragged on for months artie's peter all over has more from the meeting in berlin. the german foreign minister said that there was a clear understanding that a ceasefire was needed following the recent violence that we've seen bush's surrogate love for those said that their inability that there had been violations on both sides during the previous ceasefire he called on any peace that comes from this agreement and he knew ceasefire should be used to meaningful dialogue and dialogue only you that there will still be there it is alludes if the cease fires were to be used to regroup forces on either side to realize the part of the ukrainian president's plans which we had grievers the regions about for example that the opposition has to be dissolved armed or not i laid it all chance of you but in this would be course of a

it will be named drchlt tom waddell street t . >> an out of control wildfire in central california more than doubled to 5600 acres burning in sierra national forest in madera county. crews say it's making the fire tough to contain. people in east san jose are on the move after a fast moving fire burned in the foothills. in allen rock park, if that is not clear, there are man made signs throughout the park. today an additional warning from rangers. >> barbecues and fires are not not allowed in the park. >> yesterday a three-alarm fire started near the park on sierra road. this wasn't a careless hiker but a car accident people living in the area are very aware of the dry conditions. >> i hiv here, yes. you know? when you smell something burning you look around. make sure there isn't smoke. >> allen rock park will be hot temperatures reaching into mid-80s but humidity will be high. regulars told me they see fewer park rangers so they realize there is more of a responsibility to protect it. >> it gets hot here. they don't have man power to watch over people. and to make sure people are beha

first question that he was working for r t an eighty's or a russian television station secondly that he was broadcasting and so was attracting an english speaking audience and so that if i may say so because mr bennett is a very good journalist and was broadcasting things that the ukrainian authorities don't want the world to see and he was doing that as i said in english and that was obviously unacceptable to them so presumably they will be treating other journalists who work for other russian television stations or news media organizations in the same way i find it actually very worrying. well dutch police and investigators have arrived in eastern ukraine to examine the size of the crash of the malaysian airlines plane that came down last week killing all two hundred ninety eight people on board well they haven't reached the scene of the tragedy yet these are pictures from the netherlands bodies of the victims have been arriving back in the country from where the fated flight departed the flight recorders are currently being examined by experts in the u.k. and the dutch safety board

it will be named drchlt tom waddell street t . >> an out of control wildfire in central california more than doubled to 5600 acres burning in sierra national forest in madera county. crews say it's making the fire tough to contain. people in east san jose are on the move after a fast moving fire burned in the foothills. in allen rock park, if that is not clear, there are man made signs throughout the park. today an additional warning from rangers. >> barbecues and fires are not not allowed in the park. >> yesterday a three-alarm fire started near the park on sierra road. th wasn't a careless hiker but a car accident people living in the area are very aware of the dry conditions. >> i hiv here, yes. you know? when you smell something burning you look around. make sure there isn't smoke. >> allen rock park will be hot temperatures reaching into mid-80s but humidity will be high. regulars told me they see fewer park rangers so they realize there is more of a responsibility to protect it. >> it gets hot here. they don't have man power to watch over people. and to make sure people are behavi

the increased frequency and better reliability. >> we've had it this conversation about the t line i think an argument can be made this is the most important public transit that needs to happen in san francisco given the level of improvements in the southeast and the warriors and so forth fourth and king i think that john worked hard to improve that it's less problematic but still a problem i feel like when i'm on the t waiting to make that turn it just is painful. and there are times when i been down at pier 70s a few times lastly i've taken the 48 instead of the t because the 48 is faster so godspeed on making those changes it's really important >> maybe you can help us help you. what did you need from us to help us make the t line run more efficiently besides money >> its not about money but the continued investment and the focused repairs on the light rail vehicles to improve their reliability is an important part of it we're systematically doing we're reare you aware our vehicle rehab to focus on the equipment we're investing our resources to repair the doors that led to the reliability

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they are told to call t an airline and leave immediately. better or worse, we hear from iraqis living under a new regime. >> inspiring faith and fear, why the church is joining forces against a saint in mexico. in sport, who is in the final of the southern hemisphere rugby event. >> it's a chilling and draconian sentence... it simply cannot stand. >> its disgraceful... the only crime they really committed is journalism... >> they are truth seekers... >> all they really wanna do is find out what's happening, so they can tell people... >> governments around the world all united to condemn this... >> as you can see, it's still a very much volatile situation... >> the government is prepared to carry out mass array... >> hello, you are watching aljazeera. a temporary cease fire agreed between israel and the palestinian group hamas is due to end in three hours. the israeli army is saying three mortars have been fired from gaza in the past hour. >> a thousand palestinians have been killed since the assaults started earlier in the month. >> french p

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it's an iconic american monument t took an enormous amount of work but has all that work been recognized? anne-marie green has our story. >> here he is literally carving the eye of abraham lincoln. >> since he was a child, he has seen something in the faces of mt. rushmore that few others have. >> i see my grandpa. and i feel him. i mean he may as well be the fifth face on that mountain for me. >> hundreds of men worked on the iconic sculptures but lous's grandfather was the only chief carver trusted to sculpt the most significant detail, the lips and eyes. >> pie grandfather was quoted in 1966 where he talks about lincoln. he said i know every line, every bump, every ridge of that beautiful face. and i truly believe that his gift as an artist helped to bring the soul of lincoln out and that's what people see. >> the work was grueling and decades later luigi would die from lung disease as a result of his life long work as a stone camper. it was only after his death that lou learned of his grandfather's crucial role at mt. rushmore, all of the credit went to gutsan borglam would design an

his friend an a's t-shirt. the game had already ended with the a's slaughtering the giants 6-1, the woman should have been happy, she was wearing an a's t-shirt. the woman and her friend were standing outside the restaurant, momo's, that is when corey white noticed them. >> the woman was obviously intoxicated and the guy was helping her. he was giving her a cup of water, trying to help support her. >> reporter: white told us that is when a group of two men and two women approached the couple. white doesn't know what started the fight but he says it quickly got out of hand. >> it definitely escalated from words from shoving to punches pretty quickly over the period of a minute or two. >> reporter: reliable sources tell us the group was making fun of the intoxicated woman, even perhaps taking her picture. white says a woman in the group took her picture, and hit her sending her to the ground. at that point the two began to fight. >> at that point the secondary victim, which was a female attempted to intervene to s

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like an at&t for paying 5%.ld a bond for 10 years or hold at&t and 5% on an at&t stock there is a reasonably decent chance that at&t 10 years from now should be worth at least more than it is today, so hopefully you'll have the purchasing power of your money higher than what you'd get from the maturity date of a bond, so generally i tell people to stay away from long-term bonds and also take a good look at bond mutual funds, which has no maturity date. you are far better off if you're going to be in bonds to accept a lower rate and get the majority rate so you know get the money back. gerri: that's a whole other segment, bond buying. we will do it someday soon. allen, greg and greg, thanks for coming on tonight. >> thanks for having us. >> thanks. gerri: now, we want to hear from you. here's what some of your treating me about poll question. does it make a difference in your relationship if your spouse makes more money than you do? jason tweets, you cannot talk about finances been it will make a difference, 100%

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t it's an alternative universe. they're blaming the ukraine andi the united states for shooting down the jet. >> they'ree raising alternative theories. one was aiming for putin's plane that was coming back from latin america. but the important thing to a realize thatce putin has blocks himself inin russia. he told a completely alternative version of essentially global reality of what is happening in> ukraine. but especially since the s ukrainianu revolution was a io humiliation forn him. his crony was toppled in february. a mass movement for freedom and democracy. the west didn't really help. putin is trying to explain it. these are people who hate i russians. >> they live in -- the russian citizens are buying it. >>>> people in russia live in a close space. they don't have access to othery sorts of dinformation. >> would you lie. to your own e people so systemically that's how you can take a country to war. you pack yourself in a corner and you end up having to strike out at the world. i talked to a senator this we

and in the city has taken the position that the 60 day clock, does not start running until at&t applies for an encroachment permit and they disagree and in this case, even under the own theory the 60 days ran out in may, before the new legislation what is pased at&t applied for a permit not to be confused with the approval on march 26, the city approved the at&t excavation permit on april the fourth and the 60 day statutory period to either approve or deny the permit expired on may 26th. today is july 16th. and the upshot is that the board no longer has any local authority to deny the permit, any authority that the board had in that regard, expired two months ago, and according l i for all of these reasons, at&t would ask that the board deny the appeal and affirm the department's decision. thank you. >> counselor? >> go ahead. >> please. >> thank you for the comment and it is a new one and i appreciate that very much. when the new legislation requires only the certain steps that you have not done verses starting all over again? >> the department is currently drafting the series of additional g

lifeguard returned in to help a swimmer in newport beach when 10-foot wave knocked him underwater t took an hour and a half for other lifeguards to find his body. the swimmer did safely make it to shore. >> nicole, another swimmer lived to see another day after coming face-to-face with great white shark. the 50 year old is recovering after being attacked over the weekend. cbs correspondent with his incredible story of survival. >> i'm looking at this shark, eye to eye, just right here, and at that very moment i was fighting for my life. >> swimmer steven thought the great white was the last thing woe see. >> i had absolutely no time to react. >> he scrolled for help during his weekly saturday morning swim, near california's manhattan beach. a shark had sung its teeth into his right side. >> just instinctively i used my right hands to grab its nose and just tried to yank it off of me. >> people warned others in the water. >> hey, get out of the water, shark! hey, get out of the water, shark. >> i looked at steve and i thought well maybe he had a heart attackment then i looked under the water

i mean you're a david and you're watching r t america. an appeal for help in preventing the country's chemical weapons from being used by insurgents in iraq as a veiled in a letter to the united nations that the extremist group formerly known as isis has made off with dangerous materials used to create dirty bombs today the state department responded to those revelations take a listen is this recently said that it has acquired a chemical weapons facility in twenty five hundred degraded weapons does the state department have a comment on that and what is the potential fallout over acquiring the weapons and the chemical facilities well first let me note that there was a copy of a letter and i know you're aware of this but just so everybody is aware of a letter that the iraqi permanent representative to united nations sent to u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon which was circulated yesterday to members of the security council which outlined this the purpose of the letter was to notify the international community of the seizure of university of m

r t washington d.c. . an investigative reporter ben swan says the constant flow of allegations is actually leaving some in the west rather embarrassed we now see the ministration stepping back walking back some of these comments about the involvement of russia the administration saying we don't even know that the training happened in russia but again we're pretty sure we're not going to tell you who these sources are again they're all speaking anonymously but we're pretty sure this is all happening in russia again but not offering any evidence here's what we're going to see happen is the administration kind of gives this kind of soft explanation that they don't have evidence but with a nudge in the wink that says but we really know media picks up on that they'll begin to report a little bit and then within a few weeks we'll probably see that this becomes a non-story in many ways because it now no longer fits the narrative that the administration was hoping for and that media was hoping for and they'll move on

t.-mo was an aerospace engineering student. the first thing can be hard to see he said how he should survived as he said how do we survive if we promise our he has promised our daughter we will come here but it actually as soon as possible does the time factor week he should have come here the minute it happened the next day. the program here to establish what brought the plane down but it's widely believed to have been hit by miss som russia as a defense ministry has presented its information on the crash publishing satellite images and rated tracking data from that day let's take a look at that now moscow says it detected another aircraft in the same path as the malaysian plane which was bearing the parameters of a ukrainian military jet however ikea of claims all of its planes were on the ground at the time but a satellite images show a ukrainian rocket launching system in the area just days before the crash but on the same day as the tragedy was apparently moving to an unknown location russia's defense ministry is still wai

well it's not necessarily a miss statement there's an uncertainty who is responsible for the area immediately adjacent to where the box it is proposed in at&trief they've included an e-mail stating this is a paper street so the adjacent property owner is responsible for the maintenance we believe that's true, however, we've found inconsistent in our record we're in the process of confirming with the city attorney's office to get the original ordinance it refers to a list

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t-mobile is such an important part of that.hat we see is not just the entry of an important lower-cost cell phone, but lower-cost smartphones. there become important not just in china, where they have had t-mobile, by saying to customers, you can get a no contract, you just pay for the phone. you don't have to submit to a long-term contract means that customers in big markets like the u.s. are looking at the actual cost of their phone and they don't want to pay $600 like the iphone and the samsung galaxy cost. that could create a new opening to take the market share away from apple and samsung. when we talk about samson, we are not just talking about samsung electronics. it is a company that does all kinds of stuff and all kinds of arenas you might not know about. let's look at the giant that is samsung electronics. part apple, part into a, samsung electronics is a bold -- part tronics --ung samsung electronics has over 200,000 global employees. you know about their success and smart phones and tablets, but the mobile i.t. divi