john doe says that keeps a lot of people working on the black market. >> there's a lot of people that have broken the law that are great entrepreneurs, work very hard, have good work ethics, family values, good communication skills. i mean, i definitely believe that they should be given a chance. the rules and regulations should allow a good grower that's been in trouble to do this. they're not hurting anybody. they're not out there, you know, stealing and robbing. most of these people probably got caught up trying to make a living, trying to make money. >> reporter: the counter- argument, though, is it also shows that they are willing to break the law because it was illegal. so, maybe if we give them a license and they open up a grow facility licensed, maybe they won't pay the taxes. >> they're more prone to breaking laws. well, you know, they say that about many people, but you have to see their track record. >> reporter: john doe says his family has been growing marijuana for many generations in latin america. he believes the legal industry should benefit from his experience and pa

john: so does that mean, indira, that the allies believe they can actually push russia out of ukraine? >> look, i mean, this is all happening on the heels today of this supposed cease-fire agreement. and we'll have to see how that plays. i think that the allies are trying to be careful. because they want to make very clear to putin that nato is unshabeable. anyone who's already in nato, unfortunately for ukraine they're not in nato but if in your nato don't even think about putin coming to estonia. don't even think about it coming to lithuania, to poland. don't come to any of those countries because article five gets enacted one for all. i think the problem is they can't really defend ukraine in the way that ukraine would like and in the way in a a lot of politicians in -- that a lot of politicians in the u.s. might do because they're not a member of nato. we know today that the u.s. and the e.u. have basically agreed on the next round of sanctions. they're going to deepen financial energy, defense-related sanctions. but that announcement that could have come out today didn't come out

john, does the house vote today mean that government will stay open and next month congress will avoid a shutdown? and what does the election have to do with all of this? >> it means they will avoid a shutdown at least through september, tyler, and you're right, this was a bipartisan vote overwhelming. the house cast more than 300 votes in favor of this. the majority of both democrats and republicans voting yes. they want to clear this issue off the table and get back home and campaign in mid-term elections. >> john, to what extent does the debate change because of that amendment of president obama on his new offensive against isis? is there any connection between the two? >> well, that served, susie to try to enhance the bipartisan feeling behind this bill. republicans already wanted to avoid the government shutdown and don't want to make themselves the issues in the mid-terms. they want to make the democrats and president obama the issue. so it is likely to go that way anyway. but to some extent the public is rallying around the president's offensive against isis, and it served to ad

the police officer described as john doe 1 fired a single shot that struck mr. geer in the chest. the lawsuit goes on to state that geer was unarmed and posed no immediate threat. police waited more than 45 minutes to enter the home. the lawsuit states authorities allowed him to bleed to death. >> john certainly had his faults. but none that justified him losing his life that day. >> stewart says he and geer's are going through a second trauma. more than a year after the shooting, investigators have yet to roll if this was a justified shooting or not. stuart says this appalling lack of transparency has left him and others devastated. >> for it to go a year and not have answers to what appears to be a simple case, it is getting to the point where it is disgusting. >> fairfax county police are declining comment. seeks 12 million dollars. the internal investigation remains open. the criminal investigation has been handed over to federal authorities. the officer involved remains on desk duty. >> ok, thank you. toens gathered tonight remember a mother and call for change. last night, t

but luckyly she didn't go too far we get to work with her still we're worked with cal we say that john doe i didn't talks to my staff on 0 daily basis if issues ranging from reimbursements to the rim fire occupying we've worked closely with cal o s and mark has been in his position since 2012 was appoint by governor jerry brown and serves as the homeland security advisors he comes with us with thirty plus years in the field and responded to so many disasters in california i'm he can't remember but we have this critically close work are, manship here's mark (clapping.) i may have caused some disasters in all those years too anyway mr. mayor and all of you thank you very much for taking advantage to deal with this very, very important topic and ann said drug she meant drought she mentioned rim fire california is, you know, truly as the governor said a nation state 38 million i difference people complicated and managing in a crisis like drought this is statewide incorporating all 58 counties and the impacts from that drought to all 18 sectors infrastructure and transportation and education yo

it is a john doe at this time. >> reporter: philadelphia police were ones to spot burning car just before 8:00 wednesday night while on routine patrol. victim was fun on the passenger side and pronounced dead on the scene. investigating believe he may have been involve in a shooting three blocks away on roselyn street earlier in the day no victim was found when he was reported there at 4:00p m but eyewitnesses describe seeing that same car. >> they interviewed several witnesses who did say that a man was shot while sitting in the passenger seat of the myths bushy driver then sped away, at this point, no arrests have been made, heavy set man was seen running away from the burning koran lawrence but it is unclear how or if he is involve. it is unclear who may have shot the victim as he is indeed the same man who was found burned beyond recognition. >> we cannot tell if he is shot, nobody touching body, nobody, and, and. >> medical examiner's office autopsy looking for the cause manner and death, and, looking to see, found and to attend as eyewitnesses reported on the scene. anyone with any

my next incourt with john was this book by far the best book every written about sea level rise john does an excellent job of taking scientist science and preparing that in a way i understand it he talked about the implementations of super storm coming ashore in atlanta city and human right atlanta city the thing he did was publish the book a week before the storm. so i think he causes it (laughter) >> he did anything to sell the book. >> yeah. anything to sell the book i'm glad he didn't work on the bicycle he's a great writer with you also more important a better speaker than a writer so i recruited him to come to the bay area to work with me as i was trying to explain sea level rise i found there was a considerable regulation of people hearing from a bureaucrat using this to administer i thought john could explain it better as a result we've developed a close working relationship he's in the bay area more than anywhere else except his home in florida and the work in washington he appeared and i appeared i was at lunch today at the lauren national lab tomorrow at the sea level institute

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scene we are taking a live look at investigators say the man inside this carries being called a john doe, at this point. they don't know how he was killed, but family members say that they are sure that relatives is the the man in that car, 24 year-old with a two month-old baby. we are not releasing the name, until police make a positive identification. witnesses say they saw a man running from the scene, before he jumped into a red car, right now, detectives are talking with neighbors and looking for surveillance video. we will continue to gather information on this scene and as soon as we get it, we will bring it the to you. reporting live from olney kenneth moton for "action news" at ten on phl17. >> thanks very much. >>> newly released surveillance shows gunman wanted for shooting and paralyzing a father of four in west philadelphia. police say 49 year-old edward lynn accidentally bumped in to the suspect outside of market and 50th and haverford on friday afternoon. that led to an altercation. lynn was sucker punched and then shot six times as suspect ran away. shooter and two other

. >> michael, do you see it the way john does? >> well, not exactly. i see these protests as something that happens from time to time. and going on over the years for democra democracy. the police, military and china have learned their lesson against becoming too heavy handed and creating a larger incident that would result in sanctions and other things. i mean, they know with enough experience that not to overreact. so i think this passes as long as it doesn't escalate, i think the china investment story is largely intact, though i probably wouldn't put money -- >> what about john's argument that we're due for a correction -- >> ah. >> -- and that some of the froth from the alibaba ipo is part of the argument for that. >> we've been expecting a correction in u.s. markets now i think for three years certainly. this is probably most overanticipated correction that just hasn't happened in my career. so yeah, we're due. he's right. but it just doesn't seem to happen. this could be the spark or we continue back as normal. it feels toppy. >> let me ask you

. >> reporter: even though police are calling the victim john doe watson is sure it is her 24 year-old brother. >> he was a good guy. he just had a baby. baby is not even two months old yet. >> reporter: as we look live at this crime scene we are not releasing the name, family members shared with us until investigators make a positive identification. police say witnesses saw a man running away from the scene before he jumped into a red car. right now detectives are scouring this area talking to resident and looking for surveillance video. reporting live from olney tonight, kenneth moton for channel six "action news", jim. >> thanks, kenneth. >>> more than a thousand people gathered tonight in linwood atlantic county, new jersey to mourn the deaths of 14 year-old killed in a tragic accident. friend of aceling cook tearfully embraced each other in the stand of the mainland regional high school football stadium. the freshman soccer player died after several days on life support. she died today. a truck driver crossed into the on coming lane of traffic saturday on route 40 striking the car

it is a john doe at this time. >> reporter: philadelphia police were ones to spot burning car just before 8:00 o'clock wednesday night while on routine patrol. vick them was found on the passenger side and pronounced dead on the scene. investigators believe he may have been involve in the shooting just three blocks away on roselyn street earlier in the day. no victim was found there, but eyewitnesses on roselyn street described seeing that same car. >> interviewed several witness hose did say a male was shot while sitting in the passenger seat of a mitsubishi. >> reporter: police say driver then sped away. at this point no arrests have have been made. heavy set man was seen running away from the burning car, but it is unclear how, or if, he is involved. it is also unclear who may have shot the victim and if he is, indeed the same man was found burned beyond recognition. >> we can the not tell at this time if he is shot. of course, nobody is touching the the body or the vehicle. we are hold ago this vehicle as a crime scene. >> reporter: the medical examiner's office will conduct an autops

. >> john: again. , it does not take the hop that he's looking for and that ball with a 56-foot off-speed pitch. the hop that he's looking for and that ball with a 56-foot off-speed pitch. >> matt: rizzo bounces that one past gordon. coghlan scores and it's a 7-3 dodger lead. second hit of the afternoon for anthony rizzo and his 74th rbi of the season. >> john: hanging breaking ball and again, he's the got his hands so over the play, but keeps them back. putting the ball in place at the right place at the right time. first and third, nobody out. couldn't score a run so the cubs get a run back. the pinch hitter now will be the right-handed swinging mike gold. >> matt: it's been a tough year altogether for the young baseman who was given the starting opportunity at third. struggled through the all-star break and slowly lost more and more playing time to luis valbuena who has hit with power since the break upon. 6 . >> john: did he come over here from texas in the garza trade? what everyone is talking about the farm system is bryant. >> matt: right. >> john: he had a monster season and didn'

john: that does happen. >> you walk out with no spa spaghetti sauce.u walk out they make bad choices, when there are too many options, and dimensions, chances go up you will make a mistake. and third thing, if you choose well, you end up less sa satisfd is so easy on imagine that one of the other choices was better than the one that you made. john: you governmen want governo limit choices. >> now, no, people suffer with too much choice, sometimes government should play a role. john: i don't see anyone walking out of the store empty hand. >> they walk out with less stuff than they would have walked out if there were fewer options. john: come on, stores north s not stupid. >> they are remark a remarkable, there is a huge impetus on part of producers to offer more choice, in the fight for real estate in the supermarket, pepsi offers 12 different varieties because every inch of shelf space that taken up by spacey is an inch note taken up by coke. john: paradise was old soviet union. >> come on, no one saying that no choice is ideal, the ideal -- right aim

so does john legend, so does willa i.ou admit that melody is becoming visible in so much of music today. >> unfortunately, yes, yeah. but, you know, things go in cycle. i'm not going to be -- because, you know, this is a country that, you know, we had gerschwin, fantastic melodies, but when you talk to john legend or janelle or will or any of my guests, they love melody. look at john legend's song now, it's number one all over the world. it's a beautiful melody. not this one, i hope this one will be, too, but his song. the love of melody for me, it's what this album is all about. also the diversity. if you listen samba one to the end, to the last song, different rhythms, different collars. amazing, i also have on this album i must tell you, i mention about going to rio de janeiro, but i come back to l.a. and invite, for instance, alphonso johnson to play base. now alphonso played with miles, with the weather report. i mean, it's just amazing. p.j. playing guitar, paul jackson jr., so that whole combination of incredible m

even though we consider him a john doe until he's positively identified. >> that same afternoon, a 47n named providence marie markham collapses and dies at home in roseville, michigan. 13 days earlier, mrs. markham had hernia surgery. doctors warned it could be risky. she weighed more than 300 pounds. according to her husband, michael, the day she was released from the hospital, she told her doctor she didn't feel well enough to go home. >> he just looked at her and finally she just says i don't feel right. i don't think i should. i don't feel i'm ready. and he said, "mrs. markham, you're going home." >> over the next two days, she has excruciating abdominal pain and loss of bowel control. her husband says he called the doctor repeatedly to no avail. >> he said, mr. markham, i think your wife just wants to be sick. and i said, should i bring her to the er? and he says, that's up to you, but there's nothing we can do for her in the er that you can't do for her there. >> ten minutes after hanging up the phone, michael markham decides to buck the doctor's advice and take his wife to an e

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. >> john: rondon does a great job with his mechanics back and behind every pitch he's thrown.slider. >> matt: that will do it. a 1-2-3 ninth by rondon caps a brilliant come from behind win for the chicago cubs. without question, our game changer profile brought to you by t-mobile, official sponsor and game changer today, chris coghlan, 4 for 4 including the game winner in the last of the eighth. >> john: sign him up and give him a long-term deal and he had a great game and certainly one he'll never forget. two rbies and a big come from behind. >> matt: the cubs and the dodgers, 8-7 and the dodger score. let's send it to our fox sports studios and ryan field and erik karros and frank thomas. >> all right, matt. thanks. welcome to the chevrolet fox saturday post game show in los angeles. ryan, erik and frank here with you. dodgers with a 7-2 lead as the cubs come back and get an impressive victory and l.a.'s magic number remain at six to make the playoffs and if you're the dodgers you can't have losses like this at this juncture of the season. you like to lead the game when you'

it is a john doe at this time. >> reporter: philadelphia police were the ones to spot burning car just before 8:00 wednesday night while on routine patrol. victim was found on the passenger side ape pronounced dead on the scene. investigators believe he may have been involve in the shooting just three blocks away on roselyn street earlier in the day. no victim was found when a shooting was reported there at 4:00 p.m. but eyewitnesses on roselyn street described seeing that same car. >> they interviewed several witnesses that a male was shot in the back seat. >> reporter: police say driver spend sped away. at this point no arrests have been made. heavy set man was seen running away from north warren but it is unclear how or if he is involved. it is also unclear who may have shot the victim and if he is, indeed, the same man who was found burned beyond recognition. >> we cannot tell if he is shot. of course, nobody is touching the body or touching the vehicle. we are hold ago this vehicle as a crime scene. >> reporter: medical examiner's office will conduct an autopsy to determine the id

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john ralston, does the middle east play into this midterm at all?i think it does in the accepts that the foreign policy in general has hurt the president's numbers. unless you to the kind of micro targeting that larry just talked about with voters who can be activated.to the kind of micro targeting that larry just talked about with voters who can be activated. i don't being the average voter really cares who is the head of the senate. so you have to do something else. and i don't think for policy drives them. i think to get democratic voters to the poll, you have to use minimum wage, you have to use bread and butter issues. and still it will be very, very tough. the clichÉ is about the headwinds the democrats are facing. they haven't seen headwinds like this in a long time. and when you were talking about the rates, they have very little margin for error. the republicans essentially are within one seat of the majority if you look at the races that are considered done already. so it's a very, very tough for the democrats and i don't think foreign pol

john, what does congress have to do, if anything, in the short time they'll be in session before they break for campaigning in the elections? >> you know, tyler, those kids aren't as mature as they always need to be. so they're not going to get much done. the one thing they have to do is pass legislation extending government funding. government runs ow t of money on september 30th. to avoid a government shutdown, they've got to pass what they call a continuing resolution to keep that going. and the main threat to that possibility was the idea that the president would invoke unilateral action on immigration and conservative republicans might have then refused to fund the government. that has now gone away. it does look like that one essential piece of business will get done over the next couple of weeks. >> we know that these kids also have their own preferences. so what is the number one project that the republicans would like to get done? and how about for the democrats? >> the republicans are planning to have a series of message bills to emphasize conservative policies that they've

does he do? out foricate ellen sing this president and for john kerry. they are still dealing with nuclear issue, still facing the deadline to finally have a deal with iran. they are still moving toward that and suggest progress is being made. everyone knows there are major sticking points that still remain. it was this time last year the president had his first phone call with the leader of iran. could they have a face-to-face meeting? it is something to watch carefully. the president walks a fine line and they're and they're trying to do that specifically with iraq and serious suggesting they may have a almond goal. they will not do it hand-in-hand with the iranian government. >> clearly serious anti-islamic state are the hottest issues at the moment. ukraine,till russia, and ebola. will the president address either of those? presidentl or the address both those and he will make the case the u.s., particularly ebola, is doing a lot more than the united states may be is giving credit for her the president announcing u.s. military forces helping with log

do think, and i call this a psychology of empire, that has emerged in the united states even if john doesnot agree with having the military bases abro abroad, i certainly do think that is an earmark of the empire even after we go in by bribing them in treatment commandment. putting that aside, i do think that the whole country, and this is we the people have accepted to rest the ied is that we have to bring a church of monsters to destroy, and we are surrounding our liberty for ostensible safety. that is something that they couldn't understand because the whole idea of the revolution was liberty, individual liberty. and ultimately you are right, the remedy is not going to stick a backbone into congress, that is not going to happen, it is up to the american people through debate, through education, through seminars, through space like this, no, we are standing up and we will keep voting people out of office. that is what happens with regard to syria and what needs to happen again? >> i didn't think it was a question, i agree with bruce but here's more of what i had to say. >> had this sent

john. >> that does not sound so terrible. that does not sound nefarious at all. >> no, not at all.oh but as you are -- >> but as i am sure you are aware, there has been a hue and cry about the leaking of security of photographs or information entered on line that has a resale value. a life of its own. >> the difference between the casino model and what a lot of us encounter doing daily basis -- doing daily interactions on the internet -- and the casino you have a choice. if you want the rewards, you can enter the program. they keep that data within vegas. they do not trade that. with many commercial transactions, the app store what they do with the data. who do they sell to? creates frustration. and that is creating a big backlash against companies that are not open about that. >> and whether it is legal or illegal in various jurisdictions, you can get your hands are pretty much any data that you want to pay for. very intimates about most americans. unlike the nsa that is only interested in a select number of people, commercial data brokers are interested in pretty much every body.