ivan moreno of the associated press joining us from denver. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> >> sreenivasan: returning now to the conflict in the middle east. temporary cease-fires have come and gone between israel and hamas, but the online battle between the two sides has been fought non-stop. newshour's p.j. tobia has our story. (explosion) >> reporter: as fighting in gaza moves into a fifth week, a parallel battle is taking place on a different front waged online through social media. both hamas and israel are seeking to control the message behind the fighting, and are taking to twitter, facebook and other online platforms to influence the public's perception. >> it is a competition for likes, recommends, tweets, retweets. >> reporter: adel iskandar is a professor of global communications at simon fraser university in vancouver. he says both sides of the conflict are pursuing similar objectives with online content. >> they realize that their footprint can be much wider, and they can reach sort of the deep crevices and far-out places in onli

he is joining us from denver, colorado, welcome to "mad money." >> thank you, it's great being on your jim, i appreciate it. >> there is a sense among people p ro rotating in and out of growth. we should not necessarily draw that conclusion. >> that is absolutely right. one we have a long track record of growing and doing what we say we're going to do. we have the longest net acreage situation, and we believe it's the core area. so when you look at range, we believe we can triple and even if all things stay equal, including pricing, it's not all of the same. you look at our contracts next year for range and it's more than a 25% uplift on our pro pain combined. that's a huge uplift. it translates into more than $100 million increase. >> unlike a lot of other companies, it looks like you have pipelines everywhere. some of them are really locked in and can't get this stuff to market, you have them everywhere. >> yeah, that's a great point. range discovered back in october of 2004, so we're coming up on the tenth anniversary. and we recognized we had a great opportunity and we found a huge

rates really support the gold price. >> tony jensen, royal gold's president and ceo the majority us from denverong with our bloomberg commodities reporter, su keenan. we are coming up on 26 minutes past the hour. that means bloomberg is on the market. matt miller is standing by. >> i want to get you caught up on where stocks are trading today. take a look at the indexes, up across the board. all day long on optimism that the situation in ukraine will not get out of control and that the bad economic news, the negative economic news this morning will be overshadowed by better news later. a couple of stocks we are watching, ge is in talks with electrolux. this is according to people with knowledge of the matter. the start of quirky is said to revenueering with equity funds, including blackstone. the ge appliance division is expected to sell for at least $2 billion. and we are watching shares of cisco, the network maker cutting 6000 jobs as it forecast little to no growth going forward. of nearlygotten rid 26,000 people over the last 5.5 years. we are back on the market in 30 minutes. more "bottom

ambassador to iraq, chris hill joining us from denver. ambassador, first to you, let me ask you about where are the allies? we saw the president was just now on the phone within the last hour with jordan's king abdullah, probably to reassure him, but this is a situation where we haven't heard from the saudis. we don't have any other air forces going in. where is the coalition here? >> well, there's been a resounding silence on the issue of this sunni extremist group. and i'm not sure that's going to change as long as their targets are shia. arab shia on the one hand and kurds on the other. so i think for the time being it's going to be a fairly lonely fight, but i think it's worth making because i think if the perception among the kurds were that the u.s. didn't come to their help, i think that would change a lot of equations starting with the fact that the kurds have not gone ahead with independence, largely because the u.s. didn't want them to. and i think that has been the major factor in preventing kurds from becoming or from going wi

he was nice enough to join us from vacation via skype from denver, colorado. or steamboat springs, right? >> that's right. >> thanks for being with us. the interesting thing, we've heard a lot about its surprising results that there was just a one day after taking the serum an improvement in at least two of the patients. you had an interesting story about where this came from and why putting it into widespread use at least right now is an extremely large challenge. >> well, you still have a highly experimental drug. it's great, almost unexpected that it would do so well in the first two humans who got it. it's really only been given to a small number of monkeys, success there. but to bring a drug forward really so you know how to use it, what the dose is, how to administer it, how often to give it you have to test it on a lot more human beings. we might try this drug on children, very old people. what are the doses for them, how they're going to respond again unknown. so very promising, very exciting. but we're still in the early stages of human experimentation

she joins us from denver, colorado this morning. thank you for getting up early. do you agree with the ruling? >> great question. i think the ruling itself creates a tipping point to have on going discussions. having the autonomy for the big five conferences is something that has been talked about for the last 30 years. now, with the board of directors' vote yesterday, passing this means 60 days of intense conversation across the country on the impact this means for individual institutions outside of the big five conferences, as well as conferences that are outside the big five, how it affects competitiveness, the branding of their athletic democratic and where do we go from there. i think although the university of denver, we are opposed to paying our athletes, because we don't do that for our post docs or doctoral candidates, we think as long as there is transparency and accountability for the money spent. >> do you think the foxes are in charge of the hen house? is it the responsibility of the ncaa to address these issues and aren't they passing the buck giving

correspondent elisia fills us in from denver tonight. >> reporter: colorado's john hickenlooper is seekingcond term. in a race tighter than many expected, where in an average of polls he and his republican challenger are virtually tied. >> john hickenlooper looked very, very strong about a year ago. >> reporter: that changed last year, after colorado's democratically controlled legislature pushed through some of the strictest gun control measures in the country, with the victims of the aurora theater shooting in mind. governor hickenlooper signed the bill into law. >> we didn't want anyone to have to endure what they went through. >> reporter: the backlash was virulent. two state senators, both democrats, were tossed out in recall elections. some county sheriffs tried and failed to overturn the new laws. >> i don't think we did a good job on any of that. >> reporter: an attempt to mend fences with the sheriffs fell flat. >> the curtain's been pulled back. >> reporter: the gubernatorial candidate said hickenlooper is not the centrist he campaigned to be. >> we decided to grant a temporary r

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. >>> well a heated argument from newark to denver t- started because one man was using a knee defender which prevent is the person in front from declining. well the device is prohibited. he was asked to take it down so the woman in front of him threw a cup of water on him and that's when they decided to land in chicago and both the man and woman were kicked off the flight. >>> they were posing as an airport worker and on saturday, they flew from san diego from vegas. 11 hours later, he was wearing an orange safety of vest which connect is the terminal to the plane. when an airport employee tried to talk with him he tried to board a united flight. he was later arrested and police did an extensive search of the ones, he was hiding. >> there is no possibility he could have hidden anything else. >> surveillance video shows how he wassable to be do that. but they say it is causing a problem. >>> coming up, the nail polish that can help tell if your drink will put you in danger. >>> napa quake has people around the bay area jumping into preparedness mode, the next one for the next big one. .

now this all began sunday when a man on a flight from newark to denver used device called the knee defender. it attaches to the tray table and stops the passenger in front of you from reclining their seat whether they like the or not. united airlines does not allow that gadget on board and this was united flight. the man refused to put the devry away and woman in front of him who want to do recline her seat was not at all happy. their exchange got so tense, witnesses say she through water in the guy's face. the pilot decided to land that plane in chicago. neither of the passengers were arrested but they could face fines up to $25,000. when reminds me to right to my parents said is you're not going to be behave we're going to pull the car over because did he that with the plane. >> does driving in philadelphia feel like torture? >> honestly. >>> yes. >> occasionally he is earl somely center city. >>> well, there may be a good reason for it. >> the new study explaining why philly drivers are the worst in the us, that's what the researchers are saying it's not us. also, teen brains on pot. wha

from reclining in his/her seat. over the weekend a woman flew water at the man for using the device on a four-hour flight from newark to denver. apparently once the plane was on the ground in chicago the pilot kicked off both passengers because they were arguing on the plane. >> those knee defenders are banned on flights in this country including united airlines. that's not a good move. >> it is an ongoing debate. everyone is paying for the ticket, so everyone has the reclining feature. everyone uses it, but sometimes there's just not enough room on the plane. >>> the sunrise you see on the screen, gorgeous this morning with a beautiful day ahead for a lot of us. we want to get you up to speed on the forecast. chuck bell is out in laurel this morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, aaron and eun. 64 degrees in west laurel this morning. a beautiful day to be outside. a great day to go back to school. i mentioned earlier i've already seen the principal on the first day of school. this is justin fitzgerald here at bond mill elementary. tell us about the excitement of first day. >> the first day is exciting because the new kinde

invite 68,000 of your closest friends to party with you and then the denver broncos show up, they spoiled us. we have not seen much from the 49ers in the preseason games. >> no, remember, they are going to may the denver broncos in the regular season. if you are going to play them you will show nothing. no game planning. practicing. keep it in perspective. not exactly as ken mentioned the way you want to christen a new stadium. and super bowl, denver broncos that were crushed themselves wanted to show off. now, 49ers first offensive series, going in, fireworks on the opening drive. now, going out to lloyd. can not make it to the catch on the end zone. i guarantee he was looking into the sun. now, dawson, peyton manning played into the 2nd quarter. finding a touchdown others broken coverage by the 49ers, the 49ers commit 4 turnovers and get shutout. scoring 3 points through 2 games in the preseason. >>> as a player, competitor, are you shocked by what happened today? >> oh, definitely. definitely. sucks to lose. no matter if it is the regular or preseason game. like i said, we need to come out and practice and put more

speaking of flying, a flight from newark to denver had to make an unscheduled landing in chicago because a fight broke out after one passenger was usinget called the knee defender. it attaches to a tray and prevents the other from reclining. much bigger situation. >> thanks very much. my next guest has a foothold in the aviation industry and the secular as ms.. common?they have an hter. dic you pay forlets only what you use. we are trying to knit together these three disparate businesses. you would think they have nothing in common. presstequila and the jews business and wheels up. it is all about the people that you have got to make this happen. people and partners. tell me. >> it is all about people and partners. we can start with wheels up which is my day job. to have partners that are the top in the industry including folks like cessna, scott don nelly. have people on the airline industry behind you. the great american company. they make beechcraft which we acquired. they have cessna which is from the excel all the way to the +.tation 10 this type of aviation different from netjets or exit jet -- xojet? are widening the pyramid on

let's take a closer look with richard monkreath joining us from the the oil and gas conference in denverrado, where we're learning more about his company and prospects. welcome to "mad money". >> oh, thank you very much, jim. good to be here. >> last time i saw you we were in a helicopter overlooking continental resources at acreage and williston. how does it stack up to your old boss' play? >> well, we are blessed with great acreage here at wpx and i think it's pretty nice. of course, continental is a 900-pound gorilla in the balkan with the acreage holding and they've been there a long time and doing a great job. here at wpx we're excited about the acreage and the position and we have some of the best rock in the basin and we have great people working on it it and can't tell you how excited we are to be here. >> rick, you have the highest oil production growth. i must cover 100 companies in the country. you have 57% second quarter 14%, second quarter 13 production growth. will that not mean at that pace that you will be largely an oil company in four years? >> well, you know, i think i

us what caused the trouble. >> reporter: it all began on a flight from newark to denver in economy plus, where you pay for some extra room. the woman in 11-b couldn't recline because a man behind her in 12-b put a $22 piece of plastic on the seatback to keep her seat from reclining. a source tells abc news the man refused to move the gadget, so the woman stood up and threw a cup of water in his face. a faceoff that prompted a landing in chicago. both passengers were removed from the aircraft but not charged. the man was using these. they're called the knee defenders. on this flight, we enlisted rick to help us show the frustration when somebody brings their seat back very quickly. that's where these knee defenders come in. you just slide them onto the tray and they sit right in there and when rick tries to bring his seat back again, it won't come back. the problem is the airlines don't allow the use of the knee defenders. >> knee defenders aren't about getting more space. >> reporter: he should know, he invented the gadget. >> the idea is to let the person in front of you know that you're back there. >> report

it stemmed from one passenger's use of a device called the knee defender, which prevent the seat in front of you from relining. from newark to denvera woman had the device and when a man wanted to -- a woman wanted to reline her seat she couldn't. it ended with her throwing a cup of water in a man's face. >> this has been on the market for 11 years next month and hasn't happened before. knee defenders aren't about getting more space. they're about stopping something from moving and hitting you. >> yeah, and maybe she was just doing the ice bucket challenge on him. the pilot landed in chicago and security removed boat passengers from -- both passengers from the plane. while the knee defender is legal, most airlines including united ban its use. >> i'm sure the other passengers were really happy when that flight was diverted. >> all right. let's go ahead and talk about our weather situation which continues to be really nice doug. >> yeah, sunshine and comfortable temperatures. 83 outside the belfort furniture weather center. let's get you started with a look at the numbers here. now if you're into number crunching, interesting so far

last person to see roby and he's going to join us live about 15 minutes with the latest on this search. >>> a united airlines flight heading from newark to denverle over leg room. a passenger using a banned knee defender device, you can see it there, to stop the woman in front of him from reclining. the knee defender essentially locked her seat into place so she couldn't move back. that made her angry. flight attendant intervened, asked the man to remove the gadget, but he refused. that's when the passengers got into an argument. the furious female even threw her water on the guy. both passengers were kicked off the plane when it landed in chicago and they were both seated in economy plus, which already gave them four extra inches of leg room. >>> batteryies in the apple iphone 5 turning rotten. apple recalling the iphone 5 because the batteries no longer hold their charges. the company saying it is a very small percentage of those phones. brian apparently has one -- that will need their battery replaced. to see if your phone is eligible, head to apple's web site and enter in your serial number. >> i need something else to do. >> i'll do it for

from b.a.r.t. they just got the boot at merit. >> i wish they would have told us, if that were the case we would have taken our car and we would have been there. >> i'm from denver, so i don't know my way. >> reporter: practicing what we learn when we're five, how to share. >> the stanford, in downtown san francisco. >> reporter: so what's your solution? >> sharing a cab. >> reporter: so lots of people trying to make the best of a bad situation. if they didn't save any time in all of this they at least did save some money, sharing. >>> san francisco's transbay terminal long lines formed with people hoping to hop a bus across the bay. ac transit offers bus service into oakland. a few minutes after the all clear came. >>> in the past few minutes the traffic has gotten much better although you can see it is definitely heavier than normal for this time of night in both direction. the head lights are headed toward the bay bridge. >>> moving to the other side of the bay at new bay bridge the eastern span there, it's also a little heavier than normal. you can see the back up there although things pick up as you head past treasure island. >>> and a reminder, whenever ne

they were already torn up from last night's game when they lost to the denver broncos : it was touted for its heavy use and water uses. the organization would like to a poll guys to any fans who were inconvenient by the practice ending early. problems with the turf, the latest engulf, they are experiencing levi stadium and some fans complained about the heat and not enough shade and there was confusion about parking and some complaints but for the most part they are working to improve the issues and your game will be next week. >>> they are taking you behind the scenes of levi stadium and all access pass, levi stadium, dick off is taken after the game. >>> part is planning on it. >>> the stairways leading into and out of bart stair station smell so bad they have to hold their breath. it has been a long standing problem and they are frequently filled with garbage and the smell of urine. cut backs forced them to trim cleaning grews. >>> they are trying to figure out what caused a fire with several cars. a car in the parking lot caught fire and the flames spread to four other vehicles. it took 20 minutes

from limo tours, cooking and art classes, even spa days all involving, yes, marijuana. tonight at 10:00 our chris o'connell takes to us denver where the pot tourism business is booming and we would love for to you come on down to our studios during good day tomorrow. you can help us stuff the bus. we have partnered with the united way and cradles to crayon to stuff 222,000 backpack with school supplies. we need you. bring what you can. tomorrow right down to the fourth and market. ♪ ♪ >> police in south jersey are trying to figure out who this man is. investigators say he pulled off really sneaky theft at cafe flora in cherry hill. this puck cher came to us from a cherry hill police department's facebook page. police say he tried to confuse a cashier by claiming did he not receive the correct change. police say he left with more money than he came in with. so call police if you know who this guy is. >> fox 29 getting results for neighbors tired of living in a make shift campground. frustrated homeowner in philadelphia's juniata neighborhood sent us this photo. she says that is her next door neighbor fast asleep and surrounde

trevent has helped us to advocate from the state level we've not had a lot of response but we're proud of the passage of our approximation so here is interpret. >> good afternoon thanks denver. as mayor good news homeless in-laws when we drafted the plan and if this roll of the first 4 years i'm pleased at the progress i have known ann lo a lot and said god you're a pain in the butt but she pushed us a community partners and advocates to work together and realize the unit 3 thousand was a bold goal in 2004. we're at 27 unit 10 years later and over 3 hundred more units in the pipeline we've housed over 11 thousand people and reunited many folks that's 19 thousand people we've moved off the streets in 10 years we've far exceeded our goals given the turnover at the perpetual leadership from angela and, of course, with mayor ed lee incremental that we know the support of housing works we know how to solve homelessness. messing commitment to seeing the 3 thousand unit through as well as hundreds of more units over the next several years we'll remorpgs of the council really shows to my colleagues and his department heads we'll work together and reach those goals we'll continue to

from newark to denver. the 737 was forced to divert to chicago when a passenger tried to stop a woman in front of him from reclining. he apparently did so using to the tray table and locks the seat in place. as you might imagine, the woman was not too happy about that and she let him know about it rather loudly. you know who else wasn't happy? the pilot, who kicked them both off the flight. why would you ever buy a knee defender? that's so mean. >> it's very jerky. >> you can find just about anything on the internet these days, including that knee defender that we're not endorsing the use of. >> not at all. >> i'm not anyway. you can also know all the emmy winners without having actually watched the emmys. you can get the latest on isis with a single search. you can catch the bullet points from the president's speech today without watching it by watching people live tweet it. in fact, ask google virtually anything, and boom, you have an answer. but is all this access to info helping us or hurting us. ian leslie argues it's making us lazier at a time when rewards of intellectual curiosity has never been higher. you say curiosity has never been

denver marking 31 degrees. i'll leave you now for your extended forecast. >>> and that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. . >>> good evening from los angeles i'm travis smiley. tonight conversation with a true legend david crosby. and one-fourth of the a i claimed group crosby stils nash and young. she just released his latest album in 20 years. entitled kroz. a conversation with rock and roll hall of fame inductee david crosby coming up right now.

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>>> a heated argument on board a united airlines flight from newark to denver prompted an unscheduled landing. it started because one man was using this gadget. it's called the knee defender. i didn't know they had it. it attaches to the tray table and prevents the person from declining. the flight attendant asked the man to take it down. he refused. the woman threw a cup of water on him. that's when the pilot decide d to land the plane in chicago. both the man and woman were kicked off that flight. >>> a 22-year-old las vegas man is arrested after posing as an airport worker. he was found wearing an orange safety vest is sleeping inside the bridge that connects the terminal to the plane. when the airport employee talked to him to he walked off. surveillance video shows how he was able to sneak onto a plane but is not releasing that information for safety reasons. they do say that doing so would expose a security vulnerability. >>> time now 7:47. let's go to sal. major, major mess on highway 24. >> i'm shaking my head. two lanes taken away at this time of the morning ruins the commute fast. we're up to almost 40 minutes. it takes

from bismarck to denver. all the locations to the southeast. people are saying it's been nice, it's been unusual. bell well, we have been unusual hot and humid but that fog takes us back to a normal pattern. the tropical clouds continue to rotate around. there will be tropical storms near us but not over us. i think it's a push here, but thunderstorms are possible to east, a little breeze for some once that fog bank burns off. 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, if you get some cloud cover, it may take some cloud cover off. san jose 81, 87-morgan hills, 60s on the coast. 80s for the peninsula. we will just be normal for this time of the year. >> thank you steven. it's 7:20. a warning to all bay area drivers following an accident that sent 4 firefighters to the hospital. >> stuck on a roller coaster, the thrill no one asked for. the malfunction that a maryland amusement park dropped people in the air for hours. it makes me happy to go on the computer. i like feeling smart. internet essentials from comcast has brought low-cost internet access to over 1.4 million low-income people at home. internet essentials helped me progress in my schoolwork. it helped my grades move higher. tod

from us? that's what's unclear right now. >> steve, before we go, what is this impact on the american agriculture? >> well, i was reading the "denver post" of all things. you have states around the country very quickly looking at what is the impact only their economy. the "denver post" said we're going to lose $53 million in beef sales. i'm sure you have this going on in states around the country. so as chris jansing said, the overall amount is about $1.3 billion. but if a time where the economy is just trying to move forward, ag exports are a huge part of the american expert business. but that's a tit for tat thing. you begin worrying about all the bridges we have in russia, economic and people to people and those are now all threatened. >> thanks for joining us tonight. >>> coming up, michelle obama and laura bush talk about men. and kiki palmer is going to join us later, so tweet me your questions for kiki. i grew up with three brothers, so i figured hey, i get it, kids get stains. but we have these three beautiful little girls, and they make us look like amateurs. so i'm living in a world of tiny sweaters and dolphins and weird

from mexico. my father and mother. back ine over here 1947. i was born in denver general hospital. back then, there was a whole bunch of people coming from mexico. a whole bunch of usnded up in the colorado state orphanage. why? came overr parents here and they did not take care of us. here's what i want to say right now -- i wish i could have been born in mexico. i wish i could know my culture. i have never known what my culture is. here's what i'm going to say right now. years inrked for 40 the u.s. and i'm very happy for that. i could just as well been born in mexico and work there. if the mexican government could have protected their own people -- host: thank you for calling in. angeles times," obamacare rates to rise a modest 4.2% as their headline. of the majority leader house, kevin mccarthy, has an op-ed in "the washington post." a fresh agenda for congress. a little bit from this op-ed. congress must let go of the steel policies -- of the stale policies of the past. a little bit from his op-ed. has a tedhronicle" cruz story as their lead. gop border clash. borderwithin gop quashes vote. a side story about senator ted cruz and his influence. robert costa wr

us. >>> a gps tracker for kids giving parents a new way to keep tabs on their children. fox correspondent has more from denverow many kids are we looking for? >> five. >> five different kids. the daughter and one son of the guys who developed kids sport gps, new way to track your kids. >> okay, so according to this, shay is right there. >> right there. >> sporting the bracelet with a gps system registered to the app. her location, right there on her parent's phone. they narrow it to the exact street, exact location within three meters. >> jason and brian and eric long developed the bracelet and cell phone watch after a vacation in mexico where a friend's kid was missing for three hours. >> every kid wears bands and bracelets and silly bands and every parent has a cell phone. >> there's an option to create predetermined boundaries. if they leave it, a text is sent to the parent. it comes with a locking mechanism. when tampered with, an alarm and text. sullivan says he's heard criticism, the ultimate held cometer parenting. >> i think it's the opposite. i'll let her go, but, you know, i get peace of mind i pres

police using cameras, it would benefit from a lot of public notification about the fact that police are doing that, and it would benefit from a lot of public debate. the police department in denver colorado announced they would be launching a pilot program with body cameras, in the hopes that all of their officers would be wearing these cameras by the end of the year. they released this psa video showing the police chief in denver and the mayor walking around the city telling people about this plan. >> i'm michael hancock, how are you? >> i have a question for you, we're out testing something. you notice the glasses i have on in. >> yes. >> this is a camera. we're considering fitting all of our police officers with body cameras. what do you think about that? >> i think it's a good idea. the recording doesn't record the entire time, you have to turn it on and off? >> we have a policy that will say when you can turn it on or off. if you're on a crime scene or making a traffic stop, they're required to have it on. >> i think it's a good idea, absolutely. >> there are real potentials for up sides here, in terms of transparency and accountability on both sides of the relationship bet

. >> we heard from denver in particular about the fundamentals of the consensus. i would say they are really about making a full useof an expanding and very promising set of prevention tools, including treatment. there is a sense that in the last several years there has been dramatic improvement and expansion of tools and those become central in moving forward. the sense of the need to systematically retool approaches, from the general to more targeted investments in local and sub regional areas. where the epidemic is most intense, and that includes geographic as well as target populations. to medically, the imperative to improve use of empirical data to guide investments and track and prove impacts that will guide our future investments. improved assessments. the shared common view around girls, particularly rural girls in southern africa, obviously, key populations as high priorities. i would put us a broad frame of this, a shared optimism, a pragmatic approach, a forward-looking approach, a data-driven approach, and i was being only facetious really in saying it bothered me there was not a more active debate, th

use the problem of rain. >> we sure could. >> thank you, lisa. >>> in sports, just one day away from the 49ers first-ever game at levi stadium. tomorrow's preseason match-up with the denverat 1:00 p.m. last night the raiders played their first home preseason game of the year against the lions and it had an exciting finish. here's rick quan with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. it's just the preseason, but raider nation has reason to smile as oakland came back late last night to beat the lions. it did not look good early on. durrell brown blows the coverage and matt stafford finds him. 13-0 detroit after one. oakland is relying on veterans like justin tuck it lead the defense. he drops reggie bush for a loss. matt shaw threw a pick. sets up a nice screen pass to maurice jones drew. the former de la salle star picks up 23 yards. that would lead to the short touchdown run by derek mcfadden. oakland by 6 at the half. the third quarter, the rookie quarterback derek carr led the raiders on an 80-yard touchdown drive. carr completed 16 passes of 109 yards. his night ended early after brought down by big larry webster. he suffered a concussion and left t

denver. gentlemen, thank you so much for being here. general, i want to start with you. you just returned late last night from iraq. tell us what you saw there. >> thank you, alisyn. i was in kurdistan and spoke to a number of kurdish officials. and they're under two crises. the first is a huge and overwhelming humanitarian crisis. anywhere from 1 to 1.4 million refugees. in the words of the chief of staff to president barzani, they're overwhelmed. they need international support. they need frankly and are asking for our help to pull this together. >> and what does that look like, general? when they ask for our help, what do they need from us? >> they need everything. they need supplies, obviously. they need camps to be established. they need health care for these people. and it continues to grow as isis continues to put pressure. and that leads to the second crisis, this military crisis that the kurds are facing. we focused our attention in erbil and sinjar. they are under pressure and fighting in eight different areas. all the way to the iranian border, along a thousand kilometer front with isis. and they're outgunned an

. >> the denver post says the colorado governor's office launches a new campaign this morning. it discorns teenagers from usingijuana in a state where adults can. ads will start running on tv and movie theaters telling kids don't be a elaboralab rat. they suggest it's a testing ground for marijuana legalsation but points out dangers like memory loss or brain shrinkage. >>> boston herald of market basket said he offered to buy the grocery chain at a precrisis value. supporters have refused to work until he's reinstated. he was fired in june when a family feud over control of the company boiled over. it's suspected he offered $1.5 billion for market basket, but so far his offer is being rejected. >>> and the atlantic reports former secretary of state hillary clinton is distancing herself from president obama's foreign policy. she told the magazine the decision not to intervene earlier in syrian war was a failure. she commented on the doctrine, don't do good stuff, she said, quote, great nations need organizing principles. don't do stupid stuff is not an organizing principle. looks like the beginning of distancin

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