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rick perry, who has been a critic, also local leaders, faith leaders, they'll sit down and talk over wha what is happening. but that's in dallas, thousand of miles they have concerned that he's not getting down there as well. >> libby casey, thank you very much. and as you heard libby say the critics say they want to see the president face-to-face at the border. they want him to see firsthand the flood of migrants coming into the country. we go to texas to see how they're coping. >> reporter: the president has not only been criticized by rick perry, but state and local ""r" official officials who say he should be tear to see what is going on firsthand. >>> as they walk into this community center in texas migrant women and children are given supplies they need or a place to spend the night. some hope to take a bus out of town to be reunited with loved ones, but for others the journey is unknown but preferable to the alternative. >> the moms that we're seeing hearsay they rather risk the difficulties they will face along the way and what they're going through than know that their family, t

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questions -- we had to win of them down there were so many, i asked what are some really rate examples of wha what you ae doing, what you're seeing other people do with respect to enhancing the in store shopping experience? we're going to start directly to my left with oren. write down this aisle. >> good afternoon. i think the first thing and probably the most important thing i can say about independent retail in the book business that not only are we still here, there are more of us here, and the resurgence in the bookselling israel. as many of you may have seen, we will announce tomorrow at the aba annual town hall meeting that for the first time since 2005 the american booksellers association members operate in more than 2000 locations across the country. we know there is a popular narrative out there, often that attaches a word beleaguered to independent stores. the facts are quite contrary. we are actually experience a resurgence in the stores because they are create an experience that consumers are responding to our absolutely alive and well and making a real difference in treating exp

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wha? oh.lamook ice cream, tastes better because it's made better. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning at 6:30 on thursday. the marine layer is over the transamerica and downtown financial san francisco building. that is how we start. things will be changing. thanks for winning us. >>> if you don't like the weather if san francisco, you can go south, east, a little bit of everything every where. >> we check with meteorologist mike nicco. how is it looking? >> great. until you get inland east bay where it is clear. some of the clouds are trying to keep over the east bay hills and will do it better moving forward in the forecast so we will have a cooling trend. it will be hot again at 40 degree spread from the cool temperatures of the cost to the 100s inland. live doppler 7 hd dry with low clouds and fog and temperatures in the 50's and 60's and by noon we are nearly 80 inland to 100 at 4:00 andment and stuffy in the evening and happening out in the 70's f

wha? oh.illamook ice cream, tastes better because it's made better. >>> holiday weekend traffic research is nur way this, is a look at traffic. a live look. as you can see, people heading to the lower deck of the bay bridge. traffic is not moving much. and is better on 101 south. taking a look at traffic maps you can see spots in red are those problem areas now. >> there are shut downs continuing until king street the road isn't going to reopen until monday so going to be a long weekend in and around that part of town. jonathan bloom is live with the latest. >> workers finished tearing a hole in the freeway now, the slow part. forming a concrete and rebar to last another 50 or more years. it's kind of peaceful, but that is because traffic is directly below us. they're not fans of the traffic. >> five miles per hour, bad. >> just tons of people. >> instead of a cruise, a scenic tour with close friends who might have forgotten manners. >> running red lights turning right. yes. then blocking lane

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someone to watch over them because of their lack of integrity and we've brought up the mortality and wha when did e and the peer review. i needs to is you had people from the same specialty reviewing the charts and people that know they are familiar with the procedures that you're talking about and you do that to try to make things better and if someone is feeling that they have to go because the reputation is on the line. it's not fair to be punitive but to make everything better as far as care. so my question as far as whistleblowing is there any chance for the providers and put such as have too much administrative responsibility we don't get to see the patients, such as i need another clinical assistant in here i need a medical assistance then i can see by times more patients or do you have the opportunity to say so and so is a poor performer in the clinic and it's slowing my time down with my patients and i don't get to see as many. is that available? and i will start with you, doctor mitchell. >> in a particular form is not available. in section four and five i talk about the retali

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glen had been with wha for more than a decade, coming from the bbc and spent years providing support to the tv department. >> reporter: what troubles many is the unknown. >> what if the cure or ads was on that plane. we -- ides was -- aids was on that plane. >>> who knows, indeed. all the figures were important. dr lang, he was considered a ground breaker in many respects. >> in so many different respects. he was one of the first people to talk about an aides cocktail. he found that was effective. he did work with pregnant women and was one of the first people to find out by giving antiviral drugs while breastfeeding you could reduce the passing on of the disease to newborns. >>> he was a pioneer. you talked about preventive medication. did he do anything on that? >> he did. this is a drug you can take every day, new recommendations saying if you are at risk, you should take the h.i.v. preventive medication called prep. in twif there was skeptisism about taking a pill. dr lang wrote a paper and tried to rally the community around the idea that prep was a way to prevent h.i.v. in the

. >> his test wha one has just gon underway. after all this time, and wonder if her e-mails may still be recoverable as was suggested last week by deputy attorney general. say he has not pursued any further inquiries or investigations on his own because they have asked him to step aside while they conduct their own investigation. back to you be at jon: if you turn up those e-mails, get back to us, okay? >> two ukrainian jets shot down not far from the malaysia airlines flight 17. looking to confirm the details of that particular story be at this happening as other aircraft landed in the netherlands carrying the first bodies from the malaysian airlines crash after that plane was blown out of the sky last week. on the faces of everybody, they want the children back. for the french and for everyone. >> it is very important. now coming, a very important day for the people here and all the people in other countries. very important. jenna: we go back to ukraine with steve. >> jenna, the first of the victims getting a sign of respect l

. >> wha says 18 medical facilities have been damaged.kets are launched and reportedly in many cases they were in populated areas. the launching sites. again, as you said earlier, rockets are not doing much damage in israel. there's damage and lots of death in injuries, you talk about how the palestinian psyche is being destroyed and the will to live is being destroyed. again, you said that people can't celebrate hamas rockets on israel and complain about israel's response. >> absolutely not. >> i understand that it's disproportional that hamas and - gaza is suffering more than israel is. why is hamas doing this, and not looking for a ceasefire and continuing to send rockets when suffer. >> you cannot ask me or the spokesperson of the government what it wants. we took it for granted that refused. >> if you lisen to them. they are saying no one talk to us about a ceasefire. we can't take words and believe them. not the spaes person, you or anybody. you want to know what they want. who is talking to hamas. i oppose the firing of rockets. i'

. >> it is with sadness we have to inform you that wha lost a colleague. >> thomas was one of several confirmed killed while on route to an an aides conference. social media shared reports that as many as 100 scientists, doctors, reachers and members of the h.i.v. aids community could have been on the flight. the twitters fear lit up with tributes, when encompassing the enormity of the loss saying: >>> the conference will go ahead. president obama paid condolences. >> in this world today, we shouldn't forget that in the midst of conflict and killing there are people like these, people focussed on what can be built, rather than what can be destroyed. >> with the community devastated. this author put into words what so many were thinking: all unlikely victims of a conflict that rages on. >> dr rachel is an h.i.v. professor and teacher of paediatrics, in melbourne, where the conference gets under way. welcome. you are in melbourne when you got the news. what has been the rehabilitation there? >> it's been a -- the reaction there? >> it's been a sad and sombre rehabilitation. i was at the

frank, you are an expert on wha is going on in the middle east.s, the caliphate and their m attemptin to regionalize their association and eliminate national borders. do you believe what' s going on in our southern border we are at risk by those people? >> i actually consider this to be a global jihad.f a part of if you will the war w for the free world. i really think that's what's at stake is freedom more generallyy not just in regions as you say of the middle east but incl worldwide. and including here. and i think there's no question that what we're seeing is gr growing evidence that enemies oo this country who have a shared goal, namely the imposition of sharia and its rule according t sharia by caliphate whether they're organized or flying ther banner of the islamic state, whether they're al qaeda, e, whe whether they're hamas, whether they're hezbollah, whether they're the stataliban they all agree even the iranians who have differences on some points of islam, all are agreed that sharia is the way. i think they are in fact exploiting the p

>> host: >> guest: with wha >> guest: with what we should stop doing. the obama administration's response to the problem is to go easier on criminals. he wants to reduce sentences for drug offenders. besides from that in schools, he wants kids suspended at lower rates than they currently are because there is a disparity. >> guest: regardless of who is doing the bullying in the schools. >> host: many people are not fully aware or they may not be about the disparity. at one time in the 100-1 disparity where those who had -- were using crack cocaine got a much larger sentences than those that did powder cocaine. who is the one -- what is the group that is thought to do cocaine into the group that is thought to powder, white america so that disparity has been whittled down in the administration said there is a racial element. >> guest: do you know who but the initial ratio in place by >> host: bill clinton had a chance to pull it down. >> guest: the congressional black caucus. >> host: they had a chance to pull it down and they did not. >> guest: the lawmak

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whas to stop the people in the clown car that was mentioned by the white house press secretary? who says they won't make more noise than boehner makes? and 57% of people agree with the clown car. >> it's a strategy to run against steve king, taking a few of the right wing congressmen and trying to run a whole midterm campaign strategy. >> that's why they have a voice. when he made the comments -- >> he's a birther. >> that wasn't this week. that was last year at a town hall meeting. august of 2013. >> do you think it's possible to impeach someone who's not in the country legally? >> that's logical. you're thinking logically. a lot of them have never been logical. your question is a fair one. >> do you want to have the kids in school? grandkids, great grandkids. they want to see pictures of the president and george w. bush and then the next republican president. they don't want obama on the list. they don't want him there. >> they don't want him on the list of american presidents? who's they? >> the haters who want him out of office, to say he wasn't here legally, birthers, peopl

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