in the prior, and i don't agree that it is predetermined that dpw would grant this permit, under the new ordinance, as miss short clearly stated it is completely additional requirements. and the idea, i think, behind the ordinance is to have the community have more input and make sure that the process is fair, and that there is community input, and that there is communication between at&t and the community, and you know, the reason that we have this ordinance is that because that has not happened in the past and in the community has been rightly incensed about that situation. and so, my intonation would be to do what we did last time and so remind me that we continued it to a certain date after which we believed that dpw will issue its guidance. and i thought that we would deny it. >> yeah, we did deny. and what did we do last time? can someone remind me. >> continue the case. >> we did continue it. >> yeah. >> well, the alternative is that of course, we could, we could. >> call the appeal? >> anyone else have thoughts? >> i am on the same line of you vice president hurtado, the reason t

this 90 minute event was hosted by the new america foundation. the gilder lehrman institute of american history. and dickinson college. >> ok, good morning and welcome to the new america foundation. we are here for the third and in our panel series of presidents at war. this is a series for the understanding lincoln course , brought to you by the gilder lehrman institute for american history and dickinson college. so we are engaged in a discussion of abraham lincoln and his role in his legacy in american society but we're also thinking about how the issues he confronted as a commander in chief, as a president had he -- president have evolved in the modern day and where they might be headed in the future. this panel is about the role of the press. this is the wartime press and civil liberties during war. it is one of the most controversial aspects of lincoln's legacy. it remains one of the most controversial subjects. -- subjects in american history. my name is matthew pinsker and i am the instructor of the understanding lincoln course. i would lik

under section, 2703 of the new legislation, you can wave the entire preapplication process for the permit if there is no other feasible location and that would seem appropriate under these circumstances. given that the department's position is that the street is the ideal there does not seem to be a reason to repeat the entire month long process that will involve the considerable out weigh of the department and city resources. and it also has the effect of denying these services to everybody in the neighborhood who wants them and there is a strong demand for these services. and it will not be installing the cabinet and of course it drives up the cost of the services that are available and because it leaves an effective monopoly on large parts of staoet and accordingly, at&t asked that you affirm the department's decision and deny the appeal. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> and miss short? >> department of public works. we think that the only thing that i would like to rebutte is that the intention of waving the preapplication process if there is no other feasible location. has to do with t

the stadium is in east rutherford, new jersey. it is just across the hudson river from new york. ife opened its doors four years ago. jonathan tisch was instrumental in getting it built. it's the only stadium that houses two nfl teams -- giants and the jets. it's also the largest in terms of seating capacity. all of those seats came with a hefty price tag. >> this is an amazing building. it cost $1.6 billion to build. people say to us, why is there no roof on it? that would have been another $400 million. it is important to note that there has been not a dime of public money in this building. it is all privately financed. it was quite a remarkable accomplishment. >> the stadium will be in the spotlight in early february when it plays host to the most-watched sporting event in the world -- the super bowl. >> super bowl is a great opportunity for this region, for new york and new jersey. this is a super bowl of a lot of firsts. this is the first time it is being hosted by two teams, the jets and the giants. the first time it is being hosted by two states and one big city. the first

welcome to the new world of major league baseball. yes, folks, beginning with tonight's game all baseball fans coming through the right-field gates will have to go through medal detectors. >> after events like the boston marathon happening, it made we, security directors, look inward and say if we need a little help with our security procedures what can we do? this is where major league baseball went and all parks are doing it next year. >> and slowly but surely all sports venues are looking at revving up the security measures. and the phillies citizens bank park installed metal detectors. >> you don't have to take off your belt or shoes. the only thing we ask to you take out of your pockets is a call -- camera, cell phone and keys. put them in a dish and walk through. >> and they are operational throughout the rest of the phillies season and next year permanently at all gates. and that is likely to slow down the fans' entry into the ballpark. >> i just walked through. and we're ok. it is for our safety that they are doing it. so i am

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to the students. >>> we've been fooling the breaking news if she -- following the breaking news for s now the out of control fire in napa county, we have an update. this fire continues to spread at a large rate. it is now up to 2,500 acres, you'll recall a couple of minutes ago it was at 1,000 acres and it's only 30% contained. i want to show you now what it looks like live. it's estimated that some 200 homes have been evacuated a massive effort is underway to fight the fire that includes helicopter and is planes dropping the fire retardant, you can see the massive plume from this smoke from the out of control fire that continues to sfred by the minute. it's estimated there's at least 100 firefighters on the ground covering the fire. we have three reporters following the information on this fire, working to get updated information, we'll have live coverage for you coming up on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 and we're update it go web danger, ktvu.com, along with facebook and twitter. >>> a neighborhood is on alert tonight after a mountain lion was killed. residents say they heard noises

time, the networks were spending $200 million year to do half an hour of news on the evening newse plane was just made 20 to $30 million to do news 24 hours a day. everyone thought it was impossible. you could cover things in ways that you could not if you only had a half hour. he had this else in advantage to -- that make content fit with .istribution it has grown into a jane company. or with time,at this papers were exploding. time said let's aggregate the .ewspapers people would listen on the radio and they would hear someone's voice. magazine let people see what people liked. when you look across or even radio. people thought he would go back to cigars because cigars are much better business than radio. no one would stand for ads that interrupted the flow of audio and radio. the key is the reason there are so many media startups is because there is an explosion of distribution technology. newher it is radio or printing presses or cable television there follows close kind an explosion of new kinds of media companies. with smartphones and social media you're saying the ability t

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what is the biggest news? ob iger of disney when we asked today said, "you tell me what's going on." i think there always are a number of discussions that pop up in the press surrounding an event like this. not to say there is nothing happening. we find ourselves right smack in the middle of two major transactions, as we have highlighted. the fact you have this at&t and directv and the comcast-time warner deal. how could you not wonder about everybody else thinking about where the chips will fall. dish this week came out against the comcast-time warner deal. the broadcasters have been pretty quiet overall about where this is. but we will see. >> all right, jon erlichman, watching disney ceo bob iger walking in, jeffrey katzenberg, michael dell. we are continuing to follow whether you can bring any more scoops. thank you, jon, senior west coast correspondent in sun valley. thank you so much for watching this edition of "bloomberg west." get all the latest headlines all the time at bloomberg.com. ♪ >> the followi

when the news spread of his death, this neighborhood exploded. this is a garbage dumpster that his neighbors use to fight israel police yesterday, the two sides fought for more than 12 hours. >> today's violence has two fronts, southern israel on the gaza border, palestinian rockets are finding targets. last night and this morning, two slammed into this neighborhood, apartments hit directly, but no injuries, because the families who live here are hiding in safe rooms. we spent a day with a family, four kids, aged 4-16. they've grown up with the rocket threat and they've memorized a 15 second song, 15 seconds because that's how long they have to run to a shelter before a missile could hit. >> we can really normalize like any other teenager in israel, but our normalize, it's our routine. >> i sleep in the bomb shelter. yes, i do hear them and it wakes me up a lot, but you get used to it. >> behind their fence is the army's fence and behind that, less than a mile away is gaza. every night, it's beginning to feel like a war zone in response to all tho

and the brewers win. >> all right. so newrk, the rangers on the field against the yankees, a deep shot to right field, heading to the wall, makes a juggling grab. looked like the ball was almost out of the park. and newly acquired third baseman -- >> much later, midnight. >> greeting his teammates. traded from the padres earlier in the day, and had to catch a flight from chicago. but the cubs, you made it. all right. and with the game tied in the bottom of the 14th, hits an rbi single, not bad for the first day. and he gets the gatorade bath during his post-game interview. we don't have the bath? >> no. >> not seen here. >> typical. >> to philadelphia for the giants against the padres in the 14th. pitch away from the catcher, hector sanchez. we don't like to show video here. but gets the throwback from sanchez, and the home plate umpire at the same time. yeah. >> one out of two isn't bad. >> catches one, takes the other off the leg. but no harm done. san francisco wins it 9-6 in extras. >>> let's check on the weather, bill is

," the breaking news. e secret mission, the u.s. embassy evacuated in libya. this evening, the first pictures. the u.s. marines at the ready as the entire embassy is cleared out. more than 100 americans raced to safety. the growing violence that led to the operation. the documents destroyed before they left. a drone, two f-16 fighter jets all kept out of sight. we have team coverage. >>> also tonight, the severe weather hitting right now. 100 million americans on alert. high winds, hail and the confirmed tornado already. small planes flipped. >>> the air scare. what we now know about that jet turned around over west virginia. >> heads down, hands up! >> tonight, inside the plane, the passengers now describing the suspect's behavior. >>> and the new fallout tonight after this video, the nfl star and his then-fiance, pulled from a casino elevator, appearing unconscious.

i was the first woman producer on the evening news. at this christmas party, the first time i went, my name is linda. he said hello mary. i didn't correct him. then we were out in california. we were interviewing both candidates for the democratic primary. in those day, it was humphrey and mcgovern. i was charged with taking walter to dinner. i knew he loved trader vicks. he was a real journalist. he was really great. >> any reporter who wants to cover american military forces has to read ernie pile. the great world war ii correspondent who died in his coverage. his essays are full of hometown voices and great color and great sort of understanding of the common soldier's life. i think there's just as much great coverage today. i have three time colleges, who great personal risks and elevated the craft. not only did they accept the risks and have a great reporter's eye but they're also beautiful writers. lot of them were correspondents, shout. these guys know how to draw you in with a whisper. >> i had great pleasure of visiting ernie pi

>> we use watch the news, and now we don't. ps. >> i think, i didn't hear what the president said, i don't watch the news, i think maybe what he is saying, 6:30, doesn't say okay, family let's sit around walter cronkite like they used to and watch news. when breaking news happens, i'm positive they're putting it on the fox news chan they. they want to see what is going on. i think that is what he was trying to say. i'm not really watching the news. also getting so much criticism in the news that he is going to say i don't listen to what they say. i'm doing my own thing anyway. i'm not obsessing. >> isn't that what is happening here? can we make assumption he doesn't get his information from the news pause he has been watching news and we've been talking about him learning everything from the news? >> yes. he has been brutalized because people are saying where is your leadership? the president isn't supposed to have to sit down to watch the sinks news to figure out what is going on. -- 6:00 news. i watch the news. but i already k

the "cbs evening news" is next. ptions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: tonight, death in a en.e haven. shells hit a u.n. school in gaza where civilians had taken shelter from the war. barry petersen is there. >> reporter: the hospital was overwhelmed. hos everything we've seen, most of the casualties are children and women. >> pelley: deadly weather. ea oh, my god. >> pelley: a tornado hits a campground in eastern virginia. chip reid reports. was it cruel and unusual? the execution of a convicted killer was supposed to take about ten minutes. ben tracy reports it lasted nearly two hours. and over 100 on long island-- not the temperature, the weatherman. >> i think i'm 100. >> reporter: i think you're 101. >> who put the one on there? ( laughter ) captioning sponsored by cbs

of the news this hour but up next because i'll be martin is breaking the set once again. as a new physician i swear to abide by the hippocratic oath. to the best of my ability and judgment. i will prescribe for the good of my patients. i will not give deadly doses to anybody. or advise of those to do so. i will never do harm to the. doctors of the dogs on. war is probably the most complex of all human activity. all of us are still locked up. in the phenomenon of friendly fire probably extends back to the invention of gunpowder. just killed a bunch of people you know don't know if they're on the premises there are of us people. right now reading. this something shoots my brother in the leg not intentional because it is because it was night times four in the morning even the best commanders even the mesh shoulder. are going to make mistakes does this whole idea of brotherhood an author and an end camaraderie in this sense it was in this context it has absolutely no place. this is what we do we kill people and break things we can see something if simple as people playing a so

for the latest go to cbsmoneywatch.com. in new. >>> hiv rates are declining in the u.s. new research shows the annual hiv diagnosis rate in the u.s. has decreased more than 30% from 2002 to 2011. while declines have been seen in several groups including women between 35 and 44 cases among homosexual men have remained stable and increases were seen in groups of young men. >>> a new study found most of the genetic risks of autism comes from virtues of genes that are common and not rare mutations. researchers at mount sinai in new york says knowing the nature of the genetic risk can help them better understand the disorder that right now has no cure. >>> and attending a successful school may improve a student's behavior as well as their performance in the classroom. a study looked at high school students from low income neighborhoods. students admitted to higher charter schools performed much better on math and english tests. fewer also engaged very risky behaviors. >>> and those are some of today's top health stories. i'm david begn

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i try to go back when it was in the news. there's a school choice movement and they said you're just doing this predictable libertarian things and no one wants watch that. >> during sequestration, the highly successful government follow this which we have done for years primarily under president bush but not particularly because of him. the federal bureaucracy is an administration to administration. i argue that they were hugely popular and we're talking about how money is spent and waste and fraud and abuse by the millions and billions. john: you try to do stories on green energy. >> green energy was another topic and i began a well-received story with cbs. at one point they said that we would love to have as many as we can get. john: you reported not just on slender but beacon power pick about 43 million despite a terrible credit rating. >> there were so many. after the first report they said give it more and i was never able to do another one because the light switch went off and there was a lot of pushback from administrat

the global director of news. well, the rules for the game for fast food franchises are all over america. well, they just changed. the national labor relations board said that mcdonald's could be held jointly responsible for labor relations made by franchise owners. 95% of mcdonald restaurant are franchises that the company doesn't own or run directly. mcdonald ace say these small businesses call the shots and set their own policies for things like wages and working conditions. this ruling could force the home office to get more directly involved in issues like union organization and pay. it comes at a time when fast food workers have been pushing for a higher minimum wage as we discussed a while ago. coming up adding up the dollars. i'll take a hard look at who stands to gain and who stands to lose if there is success of buying "family dollar." >> israel's invasion of gaza continues tonight. >> we have been hearing a lot of tank shelling coming from where we are, here. >> every single one of these buildings shook

units for single-family homes the booker t washington is using the housing authority and the new participating at the site on the corner of presidio. the 24 units will help the youth. the housing and community center is located in separate air rights particles so the affordable housing will be structured as a bond with 19.9 million with the sthat fnsz this bond application will be reviewed and if paragraphed the project is starting in september. it is not condo financing. a public hearing was held and upon award our office will return to the board it issue the bonds so if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them about this project we also have representatives from the booker t washington center and the other center >> thank you, thank you very much number one for public comment seeing none, public comment is closed. okay supervisor cohen can i have a motion to forward item one not full board with revolver recommendation >> absolutely i want to make a motion with positive recommendation. >> okay we'll take that without objection. madam clerk item 2. >> item 2 is a reso

same building with the cbs news and so he moved to the national news in 1961. though some of you who are old enough may remember that in 1961 the national news was only 15 minutes and that it wasn't until 1963 that it went to the standard half hour program. in the subsequent years, he became a regular on cbs. he was their cbs senate reporter. he was covering political campaigns. he was anchoring wherever walter cronkite was away. he was a regular feature on "cbs evening news." in 1980, cbs had the equivalent of the war of the roses and he went to nbc and then to pbs and many of you are much more familiar of him in recent years as a host on the history channel on many of their programs. he's also the author of a wonderful memoir that i recommend very highly called "a place to be: washington, cbs, and the glory days of television news" which has a lot of stories about covering the senate and covering in particular the civil rights act of 1964. so andy and roger i want to welcome you both and thank you for being here today. you were both members of something called

introducing the all-new subaru legacy. designed to help the driver in you... ...care for the passenger in them. the subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. >>> i'm kristin fisher and in just one hour marijuana will be decriminalized in the district, but hop up onto the curb into federal territory, the rules totally different. i'll break it down for you. >> we're tracking 60s, tell you how many days you can leave the ac off and look ahead to your weekend forecast. >> houses literally on a slippery slope. >> homeowners find out if the county will fix the problem or buy their homes. >> plus smallpox and hundreds of contagious viruses uncovered and unprotected at nih. >> what else was in that storage room. >>> the new option unveiled by prince george's county officials tonight still requires engineers to shore up and stablize this slow moving landslide behind me, but instead of buying out all 28 displaced homeowners under the new option most homeowners would be allowed to remain in their homes. the new $15 million

they don't like the new black-and-white uniforms. they like the old orange uniforms. me of them are so mad they're vowing never to be incarcerated again. [ laughter ] but stories like this are like catnip for local news because there are a lot of different ways you can play with a headline involving orange is the new black. unfortunately, though, in this case they all chose to play it the same way. >> a michigan sheriff says orange is no longer the new black in his jail. >> a michigan sheriff says orange is no longer the new black. >> orange is no longer the new black. >> orange is no longer the new black. >> orange is no longer the new black. >> orange is no longer the new black. >> orange is no longer the new black. >> orange is no longer the new black. >> orange is no longer the new black. >> orange is no longer the new black. >> orange is no longer the new black. >> orange is no longer the new black. >> orange is no longer the new black. >> orange is no longer the new black in his jail. >> jimmy: what a coincidence that is. it's almost like they're not writing thei

. >> and a team of reporters on the ground. news 4 is live at one of the brand new stations. we're watching for issues on the rail lines from the first 4 traffic center, as well, and we're live riding the train with you to show you how things are running. >>> first, though, meteorologist tom kierein keeping a close eye on the radar for us. >> yes indeed. good morning. we missed those nasty storms from last night. they passed north and south of us. they rolled right across pennsylvania in to new jersey. they're now off the coast, getting showers now garrett county into west virginia, no severe storms. just some passing showers. they're heading off to the east maybe tracking through winchester are, martinsburg and hagerstown with now and around 8:00. temperatures in the mountains in the low to mid-60s. closer to washington, mid and upper 60s. and the sky beginning to clear out now. low 70s in washington. around the bay, mid-70s this morning. weather headlines fr this monday, our severe weather threat ends. should be a breezy day. gusts to around 25 miles an hour. and about a 30%

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and you know, they can combine the new box that is one of the existing boxes. and it is on polk street and it is there. and the truck have to come to the service these boxes and so there is, winding ways already, and already really tight. and prague and it is a small street and if there is a service truck involved there it is going to block all of the traffic. and so i am in opposition to the box, thank you. >> thank you. >> and is there any other public comment? >> okay, seeing none, we will have rebuttal from the appellants. >> and i think that we are encouraging that this board, up hold the appeal, and the board of supervisors and the ordinance, 76-14 and hopefully, when at&t reapplies for it we can have a better communication with them and have a dialogue and which we have not had a dialogue in many many many months and so the last dialogue that we had was when we did a walk through on july third, that ended then and there and so we are encouraging you, this board to up hold the appeal and we will proceed. >> nancy barsotti again and i think that i did not

it is the new capital to us. longeno. back and relocate the ni new government. we are standing in the most hi toric moves of the chouse. many of the most important events in our state's history. for instance, on january 9th, 1961. delegates voted 21, 18. and the reasons were very clear. they didn't leave much doubt in regard to a documentation that was passed they were doing it these delegates to defend the institution of slavery. there was tremendous concern. if the institutional slavelry would be attacked an would be, you know, tried to be apoll. why did mississippi su sfreed the union? in that point -- that is a different question than why did soldiers night the civil war. i think that's a different issue entirely. this young man who does not own any slaves is probably fighting and enduring the hardships of r due to other issues beside slavery. he's probably not doing anything to protect slavery and institution. so i think it's a very fine line that we today in mississippi and across the country struggle with trying to determine the causes of war, the reasons

microsoft will be on the forefront. amid a neweport that microsoft may still have a bright router selling its windows operating system. sales fell just under one percent in the second quarter, the smallest quarterly drop in two years. shipmentss the tablet declined for the first time ever. what is the future of tablets? pc? microsoft? joining us from boston, we have the ibc chief analyst. the pc may be alive, but it sounds like the tablet is dying? what is going on? is theseou're finding categories are settling out. it it was an interesting dialogue for the last few years. backe needed these lean consumption devices. what we are seeing are these tablets are propagated many, many different types. it does not give you the lean forward that you need, especially in a business environment. we expected this. we see it is starting to happen. we see it is starting to stabilize. we are seeing the consumer segment. what you will see in the future is a shorter lifecycles, people upgrading faster. i think you will see stabilization on the pc

best anchors ever the long time ago the c.b.s. evening news he currently is the host and managing editor of dan rather reports on access t.v. and i'm honored to have the legendary newsman and my friend than join me he's been with us many times in fact this man while anchoring the c.b.s. news would cover hurricanes for us on larry king live here in the lower member standing are very very well know victory dan rather without a man or let's get right to it what do you make of the bridge gate well first of all it's an overstatement call it bridge gate and i want to start of all this serious but if you first wrote about it this all started with watergate watergate became a shorthand word for a widespread criminal conspiracy led sort of say by the president of united states out of the oval office constitutional crisis of the country more than forty people serve hard time now those who know that story to be true of this widespread criminal conspiracy tried always to soften it by saying well these things happen all the time as bridge gate it is this g

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this is the "cbs morning news" home run derby. this is the "cbs morning news" for tuesday, july 15th, 2014. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. another one/two punch of severe weather across much of the country today. from drenching rain and hail to an unexpected summer shiver. flash flood watches are in eeffect from new jersey to connecticut. severe storms rolled through the northeast. flash floods stranded several drivers just north of new york city. a possible tornado touched down in new jersey knocking out trees and taking down power to more than 1,000 customers. some areas got as much as 4 inches of rain in just two hours. the storm's caused thousands of lightning strikes. a 14-year-old boy in pennsylvania was hit by a bolt when he was trying to get into a friend's car. his friend says he's in good condition. near phoenix, arizona residents could see the storm headed their way. the monsoon-like rain caused roads to flood and trapped a woman in a car. she called 911 and firefigh

where do you see the markets starting off the new week? next week is going to be the week of the is. the pmi numbers coming in, but again, the most important number will be the cp be i. we continue to hear that our federal reserve is not afraid of a little inflation. they're actually trying to stimulate it, and that's the real wonder, whether or not they'll be behind the yield curve, so to speak. if that starts to happen and gets ahead of them. but they've demonstrated to the world that more concern is on the unemployment number rather than on inflation. as a matter of fact, they continue to fan the embers of inflation to try to get it to reignite to get this market started. so i think that's going to be the most important number. i've got to tell you, there's not a grain in the world that can compare to as beautiful as you are -- [laughter] lori: you guys are killing me. you're all welcome back to join me at my regular shift at 5:00 in the morning eastern time, love to have you. thanks so much. quick note on markets, we're at session high

is the new green. new push to get feel to save water by cutting back on watering their lawn. kron 4 shows us how it's working out for one homeowner. >> reporter: this lawn in los gatos is getting a drink of water just once a week. it is going a little brown, but its a professional landscaper, says he cut the flow by some 60%. >> this lawn has been watered one time a week for the past two weeks. with water conservation in early spring, i took one day off. that's 33% savings right there. >> reporter: he is on board with the valley water district's new conservation message that brown is the new green, as this chart shows, outdoor watering accounts for 59% of a typical homeowner's consumption. as you can see, this lawn still looks pretty good. >> something else to watch for, the experts tell us if you have a spot like this, that looks like it is a little too brown, you could have a bad nozzle, so it's important to stay on top of your maintenance. >> reporter: he suggests water one to two times a week. >> it

and their votes in the past have been correctly counted. but this new law will not accept out of precinct balloting, and we think that is possibly a problem. >> hillary shelt be not, the naacp headed into court to oppose the law, joined with other organizations, and what is the problem. >> the problem is it locks out many eligible voters. as we determine 317,000 north carolinians are actually registered to vote, but don't have the requisite state issued photo identities. and we want to make sure that every american, regardless of state, race, ethnicity, if you live in the state of north carolina, you should be able to cast a vote. the problem with this bill and the photo i.d. provision is same day registration. it works, and people go to the polls, if they're apt the wrong polling site, you step out of one line and get into another line, you register and you vote. and make sure that every vote can be counted. that's what we want to make sure happens. there have been no problems disclosed in north carolina to mandate these solutions, the kinds of solutio

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