some are as wide as 14 fields. resulting in the closure of beaches and businesses. >> actually the sink hole development is the drop in the level of the dead sea. and associated with that drop is a drop in the groundwater level. and that causes areas that were previously within salty water to be flushed by fresh water. >> reporter: some projects have been launched to try to save the dead sea. but it could take decades to repair the ecological damage. until neighboring countries stop diverting waters to the lake or put an end to their mining practices, it's all but certain to dry up. >>> don't forget, you can get the latest news on our website, the address is right there on your screen, www.aljazeera.com. the mentally ill are more likely to land in prison than hospital. >>> saturday is the 10th anniversary of hurricane katrina making land fall in louisiana. while the category 3 storm brought destruction. nowherff

some are as wide as 14 fields and as deep as a two story buildings. swallowing up roads and power lines. >> actually [indiscernible] sink hole development is a drop in the level of red sea and associated with that drop is a drop in the groundwater level and that causes areas that were previously within salty water to be flushed with fresh water. >> reporter: some projects have been launched, but it could take decades to repair the ecological damage. and that until neighboring countries stop diverting waters to the ancient lake, or put in an end to their mining practices, it's all but certain to dry up. >>> boko haram violence has made thousands of children orphans. but one school away from the violence is offering them a new start in life. >> reporter: this is what boko haram doesn't want them to have, an education. these children's parents were killed by the armed group in northern nigeria. their school and home for now offers them a new start. but the transition has not been easy. >> we are trying gradually to bring them out of the bad experience, a

neighbors say, they never expected a tennis ball-size crack to turn into assigning hole, almost as wide as a city block. >> what issues it holds, my grandmother actually called, trying to fill assigning hole, i would never expect it to be that big, just humungous, and deep, and everything affected. >> stupid street to harold remains block by barricades surrounding the sinkhole. residents now awaiting repairs. >>> well, it is a picture perfect tuesday afternoon, "eyewitness news" cameras out at spruce street at the harvard park where the hammocks are swinging and swaying in the breeze. a first look at the forecast, with meteorologist justin drabek. >> outside the place to be and the over next several days. this is a gift from what we dealt with a few weeks ago with the hot humid air mass. get outside g, enjoy it if you k lots of sunshine around philadelphia, already up to eight a degrees, the current air temperature, but at leagues humidity levels are starting to back down, still in the upper 70s in berks county, 79 in reading, 80 in allentown, low to mid 80s in south jersey, 82 degrees

concerned about the hundreds of sinkholes that have opened up around it since the 1980s and some are as wide and deep as a two story building and swallowing roads and closing of beaches and businesses. >> the basic reason for the sinkhole development is the drop in the level of the dead sea and the associated with that drop is the drop in the groundwater level and that causes areas that were previously within salty water to be flushed by sweet and freshwater. >> reporter: some projects have been launched to try and save the dead sea but environmentalists warn it could take decades to repair the ecological damage and that until neighboring countries stop diverting waters through the ancient lake or put an end to their mining, practices, it's all but certain to dry up. al jazeera, at the dead sea. >>> on our website the lead story the arrests of a number of people after the bodies found in the back of that truck, al jazeera.com for that and the rest of the news. in pakistan, it's cheaper to buy a hit of heroin than food. the country is infamous as a major transit point for heroin and cannabis

some are as wide as football feels swallowing up fields and power lines and resulting in the closure of nearby businesses and beaches. >> the drop in the level of the dead sea, and associated with that is the drop of the ground level. that causes the area previously within salty water to be flushed by fresh water. >> some projects have been lost trying to safe the dead sea. but environmentalists warn that it could take decades to repair the ecological damage, and until countries stop diverting the water that goes to the dead sea or stop mining, it will not happen. >> the fastest time recorded in 17 years. >> hello. >> david, thank you very much. the american hurdler who will undergo a kidney separation in four stay's time has medaled at the world athletic championships in beijing. taking bronze in the men's 110 meters hurdles. >> he said he was treating each race as if it was his last. aries merritt in lane three will receive his sister's kidney in a knew days time won the bronze medal in the hurdles. >> to get a bronze medal despite the kidney disorder and despite feeling completely

we've seen swings as wide as nearly 40%, and so when i'm challenged that my program of record is not affordable, it's like saying your mortgage is not affordable either when someone just took 50% of your disposable income away from you. yeah, you're going to have to foreclosure, but if you didn't cut me 40%, this is a very sustainable program of record. but as we've seen wide swings, and right now we're seeing a shift in direction where the value proposition of the coast guard, some examples that i gave you when i talked to you earlier, is fully being appreciated and a number of members, both sides of the aisle, both chambers, are saying we need to invest in the coast guard. so on that note, people aside, i am very optimistic with the markups we've seen so far, i can't share those with you, but it may very well bring the largest acquisition budget to the coast guard in coast guard history. so i'm pretty excited about that. >> one quick semi follow-up to that. in fact, one of your recent hearings some members criticized the coast guard for a lack of timely delivery of your capitalizat

it goes to -- i speak my mind and even in a time when the wealth gap is as wide as it can get.his is resonating, katy. >> well, you know mitt romney spoke his mind too but he wasn't a bragger and didn't have a giant ego, so he wasn't going to talk like that. i don't think he was running because he was laying claim to be the wealthiest man in america. you know, mitt romney was just a different kind of personality he won the gop nomination so far donald trump has hovered up somewhere around 20% and it seems to be dropping a little bit. not sure this is going to work for the long haul. >> wall street journal people found interesting trump is being frying with his cash when it cools to campaigning but reluctant. >> some may say cheap. >> i don't say cheap because my husband is -- well -- cheap as you know what trying not to bash him as well at the same time. the republican -- he wants to spend his money on things like tv advertising because he's on -- gets on cable shows investing in effortses to secure ballot access. does he really need to even spend money on those things at this

some are as wide as sporting fields and as deep as a two-story building.t resulted in the closure of several nearby beaches and businesses. >> the basic reason for the sinkhole development is the drop in the level of the dead sea and the associated with that drop is the drop informant groundwater level. and that causes areas that were previously within salty water to be flushed by freshwater. >> reporter: some projects have been launched to save the dead sea, but it could take decades to repair the ecological damage. until any stop diverts waters from the chain chent lake or put an end to the practices, it's all but certain to dry up. >>> south korea's red cross is asking north korea to adwree to more talks on family reunions in the next few weeks. the south's reunification ministries has smented that. that's where peace talks between twot nations took place last week. the reunification was part of the discussions that ended the recent military standoff at near the border. hundreds of families were separated at the end of the core ria'n war more than 60 ye

this instance, what broke were levees on what are called outfall or drainage canals that are not as wide as this room. these drainage canals carry water from underneath the street to a pumping station where they are pumped up, put in a canal, empties into the gulf of mexico. with the power of the hurricane, rivers,d the water in into the canal, and created so much pressure that the levee 4-5 separaten places in the city. this was an invention of the early 1900s, designed to drain parts of the city that used to be swamps. if you will,ing, innovations, why did they fail? if you solve these levees, they look a lot like the sound barriers that you see on the side of a highway. some of them were poorly designed. some were in a radically constructed. the responsibility of those levees fell on the united states army corps of engineers. these levees were built by, financed by, and designed by the united states government. yet, when katrina took place, because it is the army and the united states government, they lawsuits.e from there was a responsible party that, under normal circumstances, woul

like other protest movements, femin realizes it needs media attention to help publicize its ideas as widely is another member of femin. >> we are maybe feminism 2.0. we are using technology to spread our message. and we are bringing a photographer, a video maker, during actions. >> femin's founders are originally moved to act because of ukraine's thriving sex trade which is estimated to involve more than 50,000 women and girls. >> the main target at the beginning was sex industry that is treating women as sex slaves. it's still one of the main cliche about women from eastern europe, that all of them are prostitutes. we were talking about all these kind of things. in the beginning, questions an what is the position of woman today? and we started to scream more and more. we became radical feminists. >> members of the group begin to realize the more provocatively they dress and undress, the more the press takes notice. >> we took off our tops, and the next day we found information about feminists' naked protests in nearly all languages of the world. >> they call their method sextremism. >> it'

in this instance, what broke canalslevees on drainage that are not as wide as this room. these drainage canals carry water from underneath the streets to a pumping station where they are pumped up and put in the canal and the canal empties into the lake which then mds into the gulf of mexico. with the power of the hurricane, it forced the water in reverse into the canal's and created so much pressure that the levee walls broke in five separate places. they were in engineering convention of the early 1900s designed to train -- drain parts of the city that used to be swaps. innovations,ring why did they fail? if you saw these levees, their flood walls. they look like the sound barriers you see on the side of a highway. some of them were poorly designed, some of them were inadequately constructed. the responsibility for these levees fail on the net states army corps of engineer's -- fell on the united states army corps of engineers. a were financed by and designed by the united states government. yet, when katrina took place, because it is the army, they were imbued by the d

colleague of ours here at the center for american progress, our goal in having this discussion is to be as wide ranging as possible. to stimulate -- about halfway through, i'll draw you guys in, anyone who has questions into the dialogue and discussion we'll try to wrap up and get everybody off to lunch. first, where are we more than a year into this campaign? what does the report say, what are the highlights and what do you think about what general allen said? >> thanks, brian. before we get started i want to say, i want to commend folks on some of the work panelists have put out. dr. wolt has written an interesting peace. captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2008 captioning performed by vitac

concerned about the hundreds of sinkholes that have opened up around it since the 1980s and some are as wideorting fields and as deep as a two-story building and swallowing roads and power lines resulting in closures of several nearby businesses and beaches. >> the sinkhole development is the drop in the level of the dead sea and associated with that drop is the drop in the groundwater level and that causes a arn area that was previously in salty water to be in freshwater. >> some trying to save the dead sea but environmentalists say it could take decades to repair the damage and until neighboring countries stop diverting waters to the ancient lake or put an end to their mining, practices, it's all but certain to dry up. al jazeera, at the dead sea. >>> plenty more still ahead in the news hour including. >> it's not a finished job. that is not a full recovery. >> reporter: president barack obama returns to new orleans to mark strides and setbacks ten years after hurricane katrina. plus boko haram we meet the children in nigeria trying to start over. and in sport why australia's olympians wil

we look at often the spy versus the volatility index, and we've seen when they get to a diverging as wide as this and gets bad, that is the time i got to get out my list and look. it feels awful but i would -- no way would i think about shorting here. i missed the boat. you called this right and gold right but, you know, there is some stuff that nothing that dramatic happened today that would warrant the moves that we've seen and so, dan and i were talking before the show. something like a macy's, didn't buy any today but down tomorrow, i'll buy more of that. they don't have foreign exposure this move is way over done and, you know, i don't know that i'll pick the bottom. i'm sure i won't but over time these will be good-byes. >> i think what you're talking about is seeing a lot of really big moves in single names. talked about disney and macy's from 72 to 62. disney is down 18, 19% in 12 trading days and that's a massive move for a great company with a brilliant future. there are opportunities where if you have games, you can still consider lighting up. one is biotech. we talked about th

. >> the way the media worked back then in 2005 during katrina was not nearly as wide spread as mediay with social media and smartphones. do you think the response would have been as bad in the social media age, meaning a lot of people did not know really how bad the conditions were until a few days after. in this day and age with information processing more quickly, do you think the response would have been better? >> well, i personally believe that social media is the sociological equivalent of climate change. i think it would make a very great difference. i think we saw it in the boston bombings and the deep horizon oil spill. it was preface book and pretwitter and lat tense si involved in sharing the information. i think we all agree right now that crowd sourcing, understanding what's going on in the communication between the public is a very valuable asset when these things happens. >> thank you so much for giving us some of your time from new orleans today. take care. >> thank you, luke. >>> up next, gun violence in the social media age. what it means for law enforcement and for

be the case in terms of giving them the ability to express genuine opposition to what is described as wide-spreadption, against the policies and government. it are the question remains whether it's enough to replace what has governed for decades >>> it was a tale of triumph and tragedy in damascus syria. crews freed this young girl on sunday, spending the night trapped in the rubble of her house, destroyed by the syrian army. her fathers and brothers didn't survive, 50 others were killed. rebels returned fire shelling a prison and residential areas. >> oil launched countereffect tifs. iraqi officials saying 70 soldiers and militia members were killed since saturday. there's a growing divide between shia politicians and others that called for reforms. zeina khodr has more from baghdad. >> reporter: it's a protest movement that has brought society together and brought into the open the power struggle between the iraqi shia politicians. iraqis from different sects and walks of life at first demanded better services every friday. now they want change. >> people don't just want water and electricity,

erik: is there any reason shake shack cannot expand as widely as in and out burger has?rd to say they do have brand excitement in new york city beloved by the east coast. can they do that in the midwest and west coast? it is hard to say. they are pricier than competitors. i guess it comes down to, do people see shake shack food is better than other better burger chains? stephanie: i think it is. leslie, thank you for joining us. our own leslie patton. erik, you like the fries. i like the burgers. erik: let's be clear. i like the experience overall. i like the fact you can get beer or wine. shack is like starbucks. there is a well-located shake shack not far from where ever i am in new york city. stephanie: you could get five starbucks coffees in a day and not blink. nobody is going to shake shack three times a day. if they are, not for long. fisher.n, stan stay tuned. ♪ erik: that is washington, d.c. it is an august monday morning. what better way to talk about washington than with tom keene, who you will see in a few minutes? he spends the morning in washington talking

neither did this seahawks or bengals now trying to make the brown as wide receiver.fast and making progress. >> the absolutely. i don't drop balls. i parade myself on that. i made a lot of progres progress. i'm pushing it and i believe it's realistic and i believe i can make it happen. >> the college football san jose state football team kicks off ball practice. they did today. spartans open september 3rd against new hampshire. at quarterback either the senior joe gray or one of 2 juniors. potter or with the son. wouldn't reveal to our mike who was going to start. >> have you chosen a quarterback and if so who is it. if not you hate to go in training camp with not the guys you know you are going to use. we have competition app that's the next best thing to having a starter. guy who are hungry want the job and i think the cream rises to the top we have 3 guys candidates to come petition for it and really loo looking forward to seeing them battle and we'll get a starter out of it. guy can lead to us grit season. >> whenever you see interview with let's say one of the w

stock market and resilience in the currency as well despite the fact that q-2 gdp came in below 5% as widely expected but it did beat the consensus expectations by a narrow margins. so it does suggest a degree of stability. still looks very vulnerable though and i'd add malaysia to that group as well just ahead of fed normalization. all the markets looking resilient ahead of pay rolls and what that's going to tell us about the fed hike timetable. >> thank you so much for that. let's stay with china. china's government must move quickly to liberalize markets if it is to become a reserve currency. that's the warning from the imf which thinks it is yet freely usable -- is not yet frueely usable. >> it was another down day on wall street. the dow in the red for the fourth consecutive session. apple losing more than 3% on tuesday to close below $115 a share. the company still wallowing in correction territory down about 14% from its april highs. now apple suppliers also getting hit. we're looking at western digital and some of the worst performers amid concerns about future iphone sales in china

. >> the world anti doping agency described new suspected drug use as disturbing. wide case doping over a decade long period are reported. >> it's a sport no stranger to controversy. test data leaked from the international athletics federation the i.a.f.f. indicated blood samples from a third of medal winning athletes are suspicious. >> these are wide allegations and we'll have to check them out, and we'll have that done by the commission as quickly as possible. >> german broadcaster a.r.d. in the sunday times newspaper obtained the results of 12,000 blood tests from 5,000 athletes between 2001 and 2012. independent experts found that 800 athletes had results that would be considered suspicious under world anti doping agency standards. the report identified 146 medals, including 55 golds at the olympics and world championships that were won by athletes now under question. >> this is athlete personal data and really, the manner of it coming into the public domain should concern every athlete who knows that their own personal data is stored by anti doping organizations ac

i assume it isn't as wide as a hedge funds or alternatives. how tite is the spread in the [inaudible] managers. >> very deminilous. say for example the spread between [inaudible] might be about 1 percent, where in ooust equity it is somewhat larger than that and u.s. small cap it is maybe in the 3 or 4 percent range. hedge funds is a little larger, more like 4 to 5 percent and the point where you get double digit spreads is vercher capital. >> i was looking at how you break out the percentage ratings for different categories like fees and experience and style and i thought fees was really small percentage of the overall weighting of the scoring. in a category where there isn't a big spread between the top core [inaudible] and the average fund, can you explain to me why it is scored that way? >> one reason would be is the fees are not large where as, for a hedge funds they can be 1.3 or 20 and some venture capital is 2 and a half or 25. we are talking less than 50 basis point or 20 basis points, sometimes less than that >> in the consistency of

anthropology at american uwhoversitks he is studies the workings of human sister studies have ranged widely such as basketball in the so tcre areudp envle] refugees, homelessness and in the past decade and a half or so he has taken a particular interest in u.s. military bases and military activities. his previous bunik, island of shame, this came out six years ago told the story of the expu4 ion in the 1960s and 70s from the island of diego garcia in the indre bn ocean to make weel for the uark. military base that is there now. he has worked with a groo of a nestimorefof conce3 ded anthropologists to keep team anthropologists with combat en igades. in his nnt o buni3 r face nation, he ate sammons the network of 800 military bases in more than 70 countries. to be precise, the pentagon counts only about five dozen maenthr military installations abroad, david has widened the definition of base to include any faciliris or place rnt ofarly used for military purposes. set up at the end of world war ii or in the early years of the cold war, these many bases and now cost more than $10 latbilli3 per year to

tim: it does not happen as robustly, quickly, or widely as it should. don't like itthey because they think the government will share important information. that is important to the steelers. we are not talking about talking -- about sharing personal information. i wish it wasn't called information sharing. cyber teamwork sharing would be a better word for it. >> it does seem to have is arted the moment and it question of when majority leaders and the senate bring it up. there are all sorts of curveballs that could come in. it does have the support to pass. what else does the industry need from the government beyond this bill to do the things you need to do to protect against hackers and work on this teamwork? when you hear financial services about how they don't know enough about what the government is doing. once youour next step get protection around the information you share with the government? tim: there is a number of things they could do to improve cyber defenses. number one, there should be a standard for cyber security defense against -- across

tim: it does not happen as robustly, quickly, or widely as it should or could. the opponents say they don't like it because they think the government will share my personal information. it is important to distinguish. we are not talking about sharing personal information. we are talking about sharing cyber threat information. i wish it wasn't called information sharing. cyber teamwork sharing would be a better word for it. >> maybe you can rewrite that if it does not pass. it does seem to have supported the moment and it is a question of when majority leaders and the senate bring it up. there are all kinds of curveballs that could come in. it does have the support to pass. what else does the industry need from the government beyond this bill to do the things you need to do to protect against hackers and work on this teamwork? when you hear financial services ceos talk about this they talk , about how they don't know enough about what the government is doing. what is your next step once you get protection around the information you share with the government? tim:

cosby's use of drugs during sex as a widely accepted practice four decades ago. >> yeah. yeah, the problem is that nonconsensual sex has never been a widely accepted practice. just hasn't caught on. so basically the lawyers are going with the defense of, everyone used ludes, you know. take some ludes. about a, about a, about a. we are all doing ludes. bah, bah, then why didn't he ever use them? oh, oh, me, me, me, i know the answer. because he wanted to be the only one awake for the raping; is that right? okay. the let's puddin' pop this theory. all right. there we go. okay. cool. let's continue. the second point in cosby's public defense strategy is to assert by his testimony does not change his consistent denials that he did anything criminally wrong. >> hmm. consistently denying something in the face of overwhelming damning evidence doesn't make you innocent, it makes you the new england patriots. we have some patriot hate in other words the audience. man, i am a seahawks fan. no, i am not over it. it's nothing personal, patriot fans, it is just that you cheated. okay.

he would've been reelected by as wide of a margin as johnson was elected by in 1964.hink the gallup numbers indicate he might've lost a couple border states, perhaps texas, but he was hugely popular. also,arm was there, and the family did work the media like a drum here joseph p a drum.-- like joseph p kennedy was a man of astonishingly strong nerve and manipulativeness. bought a pulitzer prize for his son. [laughter] the paid off his debts. just p kennedy after engineering the nomination of his son for flies back to new york, and he watches the acceptance speech at henry luce's apartment. henry luce is the proprietor of "fortune."fe," he had a soft spot for catholics because his wife was a catholic. kennedy was treated much better by the luce magazines than any other democrat. there's a cover, "the fabulous president on the cover of "life" magazine. they manipulated the media. joseph kennedy had a huge flair for this type of thing. he was in with the hearst press. he stayed in beverly hills during the 1960 democratic national convention in los angeles. you know, was

that's going to be a challenge for us as well as a wide range of events he's engaging in for the several days he's here. >> you can stay with news 4 for continuing coverage of the pope's visit and all the stuff that you need to know before he arrives and when he arrives. head to nbcnewyork.com for much more. >>> in sports this morning, the jets kicked off their preseason under todd bowles, their new hoed coach, in detroit. it took the lions all of two minutes to score. matthew stafford hits golden tate and splits three defenders and races into the end zone. the jets first string offense put up three points under quarterback ryan fitzpatrick. that's all the scoring they do. they lost 23-3. >>> the patriots hosted the packers with tom brady making a surprise start. his backup, jimmy garoppolo completed 20 passes. however, it was in a losing effort. the packers beat the patriots 22-11. >>> the giants begin their preseason in cincinnati taking on the bengals. you can watch that game here on nbc 4. coverage starts tonight at 7:30. >>> it's 4:57 right now. coming up on 5:00 a.m. if you're head

in 2013 icao decided only technology as widely as available for deployment in 2016 across multiple aircraft types will be considered in establishing stringency. a standard implemented in 2024 new applications for type certification will affect aircraft types with entry into service of 2024 or later. this time lag combined with a decision that at most a standard to require state-of-the-art 2016 technologies when implemented means that even the most aggressive standard will lag the fuel-efficient of new type aircraft would enter into service. for these reasons we conclude that covering all the aircraft will be required to meet the purpose of the standard to reduce emissions beyond business as usual. odds dignity we believe that an international and/or domestic, co2 standards should be set to require at least state-of-the-art 2016 technologies for new aircraft type certified after the standard takes effect. icao is also investigating a tiered approach under which deliveries of new and production aircraft or models that are type certified before the standard takes effect may have separate targe

we have seen swings as wide as nearly 40%.hen i am challenge that my program of record is not affordable -- it is like saying your mortgage is not affordable either when someone took 50% of your disposable income away from you. you are going to have to foreclose. if you did not cut me 40%, this is a sustainable program of record. are seeing a shift in direction, where the value proposition of the coast guard and aly being appreciated number of members, both chambers are saying we need to invest in the coast guard. i am very optimistic with the markups we have seen so far, i can't share those with you, but it may bring the largest acquisition budget for the coast guard in coast guard history. i'm pretty excited about that. one of your recent hearings, some members criticized the coast guard for a lack of timely delivery of your capitalization plan. how would you respond to that? one is aukunft: five-year plan and the other is a 20 year plan. it's very difficult to chart out and if that is going to be able to statement you will

likely feel more intense shaking pan would be normal for magnitude for it might not be felt over as wide an area. >>darya: we tell people to call and because we like to hear where working with you guys-like people to go and show where they felt it. >>: but we get lots of people filling out the web page with a use that as scientific information to learn about the people go to our web page and go to the did you feel it pays to have the opportunity to you indicate how they experienced the earthquake and because so many people do that we get thousands of people fall in the form of the l. >>anny h: we're all looking at the cooler temperatures for the bay and the coast banks to the strong the sea breeze temperatures right now 60 in san francisco's, 67 and the more mid-60's in san jose 62 degrees and antioch we're talking 57 in of opera today with these hazy conditions as well looking at the bay bridge san mattel and that is due to the wind, in the smoke from a wild fire up in lake county also and napa: begins today but the gradual cooling coastal clouds by tomorrow wednesday morning and in the

a few years ago, terrell pryer trying to lock down a job and now, he's trying to get a job as a wide don't drop balls. i pride myself on that. i made a lot of progress. you know? and i'm pushing it. i believe i can make it happen. >> the san jess yeah state football team will open september 3rd. the coach would not reveal who is going to start. >> have you chosen a quarterback? if not, who is it? >> we have competition. guys who are hungry that want the job. i think the cream rises to the top. and we're looking forward to see them battle. >> just like mike wallace there. who is your smarter? when will you name him? >> when you see an interview, a few feet away is a man named raymond ritter. this is usually the reaction. it's raymond's 50th birthday and the staff is throwing him a surprise party. >> there is the man raymond ritter with the warriors since 1998, and enjoyed a first nba championship and happy birthday. he is the best! abc7 sports brought to you by bank of the west. >> he is a good guy. >> he gets it done. >> thanks. >> thank you larry. join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee t

a few years ago, terrell pryer trying to lock down a job and now, he's trying to get a job as a wide> i don't drop balls. i pride myself on that. i made a lot of progress. you know? and i'm pushing it. i believe i can make it happen. >> the san jess yeah state football team will open september 3rd. the coach would not reveal who is going to start. >> have you chosen a quarterback? if not, who is it? >> we have competition. guys who are hungry that want the job. i think the cream rises to the top. and we're looking forward to see them battle. >> just like mike wallace there. who is your smarter? when will you name him? >> when you see an interview, a few feet away is a man named raymond ritter. this is usually the reaction. it's raymond's 50th birthday and the staff is throwing him a surprise party. >> there is the man raymond ritter with the warriors since 1998, and enjoyed a first nba championship and happy birthday. he is the best! abc7 sports brought to you by bank of the west. >> he is a good guy. >> he gets it done. >> thanks. >> thank you larry. join us tonight at 9:00 on coffe

expected to go to the president and basically concede that he has not been able to form a government as widely. the arithmetic does not add up. handed tothen is greece's newest party headed up by the former energy minister under syriza. they will have three days to try to form their government and also are expected not to be a will to do that but they will use those three days to get out their message to reach out to other leftist groups and unions and try to build some kind of campaign infrastructure. they currently have no office. over the weekend there were working out of syriza's offices so they need as much time as possible. on thursday they are expected to go back and say we cannot form a government either in the president's than expected to dissolve parliament here in athens and that kicks off the election campaign. the date is not confirmed but we are expecting it to be september 20. anna: thank you very much. tom mackenzie joining us there from athens. as get back to our managing director and chief investment strategist. the politics are for wants to one side. when we look ahead to th

i assume it isn't as wide as a hedge funds or alternatives.pread in the [inaudible] managers. >> very deminilous. say for example the spread between [inaudible] might be about 1 percent, where in ooust equity it is somewhat larger than that and u.s. small cap it is maybe in the 3 or 4 percent range. hedge funds is a little larger, more like 4 to 5 percent and the point where you get double digit spreads is vercher capital. >> i was looking at how you break out the percentage ratings for different categories like fees and experience and style and i thought fees was really small percentage of the overall weighting of the scoring. in a category where there isn't a big spread between the top core [inaudible] and the average fund, can you explain to me why it is scored that way? >> one reason would be is the fees are not large where as, for a hedge funds they can be 1.3 or 20 and some venture capital is 2 and a half or 25. we are talking less than 50 basis point or 20 basis points, sometimes less than that >> in the consistency of managers over tim

is viewing this as a systemic wide problem and goes beyond the peace keeping mission in the central africand could go to other peace keeping missions as well and i'll just wrap up by saying that the justice minister in the democratic republic of congo confirmed that it was peace keepers from his country that are being accused of one of these at least one of these rapes and the democratic republic of congo says they will investigate. it's important to note the jurisdiction primarily lies with the troop contributing country of where the alleged perpetrators are from but the u.n. has said if the true contributing countries fail to investigate the u.n. will do so on their own. >>> gabrielle many thanks. thai police have cleared two men suspected of helping in monday's bomb attack in bangkok after one was identified as a tour guide and the other a chinese tourist. authorities have now asked interpoll to track down the main suspect who was filmed leaving a sack at the scene. minutes before the explosion which killed at least 20 people and believe he is a foreign national and more than ten people

gifford played both offense and defense, excelling as a back, wide receiver, and half back, tran sixing to the broadcast booth and monday night football after his playing career ended. john mares said frank gifford was a treasured member of our family. we loved him and will miss him terribly. >>> just is last week the yankees were an offensive jug iser naught scoring 90 runs in 10 games. but then this weekend happened. the blue jays looked to shut out the blue jays this afternoon. the yanks trying to avoid a sweep. trouble right away. top of the 1st, josh donaldson taking him deep. solo home run. to the 4th, jose bautista, another home run. even worse, a fan threw the ball back and hit brett gardner in left field. marco estrada shutting them out into the 7th. the yankees had just three hits in the entire game. 2-0. the yanks shut out in back- to-back games for the first time since 1999. >>> the feel-good mets took a hit in their recent is magical streak but they still had a chance to win the series. today new york and the rays wrapping daniel murphy, single to right. pair of runs score.

he will try to make the team as a wide receiver. he almost signed him two years ago but he joined the army instead. he posted this photo on this insurance gram stage of him signing that contract writing no way i can express the motions right now i am going to keep it short, time to grind. >> he is continuing to prove he is better than the rest of the pack. >> a rousing return for a living legend. >> showing off with his win. he will be at the breeder's cup classic in october. >> it is 10 minutes before the top of the hour. triple threat in disguise. another drone flying dangerously close to a packed busiest airspace. the new warning from the faa. rescues from the middle of the ocean. this man survived treading water for hours at sea. >> and a hitchhiking robot's journey comes to a crashing end. why beforely love seems to include technology. thanks for calling angie's list. how may i help you? i heard i could call angie's list if i needed work done around my house at a fair price. you heard right, just tell us what you need done and

it wants to draft a policy to use as a county-wide model for minimum wage laws. the mayor said it makes sense for business owners operating in multiple cities. for a policy to be enacted county-wide the city has to approve the plan along with the county board of supervisors and will hold community meetings this month and next to get the public's thought. >> san jose police officers have approve add new wage agreement and will replace their pension agreement. the deal includes 8 percent ongoing races and a percent one listen time bonuses. the police and fire unions have been fighting over benefits where the city for three years. the city council is expected to sign off on the deal next week. >> later today, contra costa county supervises will vote on grant to, expand the jail hoping to security $80 million grant for high security wing at the west county detention facility in richmond. the front end is to reduce the population at martinez jail by transferring more than 400 inmates. critics question if the county can come up with $4 million in annual operating costs

disagree with -- >> what i'm saying is i embrace different policies to make sure broadband deployment is as wide and deep as possible. i'll leave the semantics -- >> thank you, mr. chairman. commissioner wheeler, i want to thank you for your letter dealing with the spectrum auction and small businesses. we got it yesterday. and i may come back to you with a couple more questions on that. you know my concern. and i appreciate your responses. all right. i think we can all agree that we are for a successful spectrum auction. everybody agree for that? >> yes. >> okay. i'm so happy we're all on the same page. make your day, right? let's talk about the steps. commissioner, you were talking about some of the steps you thought were necessary. let's back it up a little bit. i think when you look at the ctia report that came out, mr. chairman, i want to submit that for the record if no one has put that in to the record. >> without objection. >> okay. i think that the prelude to a successful auction and to the steps you just articulated is to know how much spectrum that you have. and we know federal agenci

grounder to crawford and rushes to the bag and throw wide as he spins around. go ahead run 64 should have been a double play. crawford didn't really trust tomlinson to do it himself. top 92 outs. buster and he gets a hold of it off trevor but caught open the warning track. and giants fall to another 3 back of the idol dodgers in the nl west. a's wrapping up horrid 4 gameries id everything wept black. tell okay. so let me know if we have the highlights if we have it let's roll it. it's really bad any wait a minute you are better looking at my face than you are watching these a's highlights. that's saying something. there's the homer by steve clevinger. 3 run shot t.i'm prettier than this i tell you that. sam at the bump then called for being out of the baseline running in the base license really. he got ejected and bob melvin if he was called the whole thing embarrassing. not my performance but the way the team played but there was burns nice catch at the wall and davis orioles sweep the a's and go a and 7 open the road trip. the financial score. sneak peek of m

a court in egypt sentences al jazeera journalists to three years in prison in a retrial widely condemned as a farce. >> the fact is that this is the a wrong. this is unjust. this is unethical. this isimmoral. >> the fight to free al jazeera's staff will continue. the network describe's today's verd irked as an attack on press freedom. also, thousands rally until malaysia's capitol demanding the prime minister resign. >> the u.n. chief calls on governments to do more to help the thousands of refugees slowing in to europe. >>> hello. we begin the newshour in egypt where a judge has sentenced three al jazeera journalists to three years in jail. a cairo court issued the guilty verdict just a few hours ago. the retrail of canad an mohammed sami actind peter greste has dragged on since march. there have been regular delays. it has been heavily criticized by the international community. this is some of what the judge said a little earlier. >> the court is the sure that the defendants are not journalists and not in the journalist sinned indicate broadcasting without permits. they have made falsifie

our goal here in having this discussion is to be as wide-ranging as possible to stimulate all of our thinking and about half-way through, i'll draw you guys in with questions, into the dialogue and discussion and we'll try to wrap up and get everybody off to lunch. so first, without further ado, hardin, the floor is yours. where are we more than a year into this campaign and what does the report say and what are the highlights and what do you think about what general allen said. >> thanks, brian. before i start i want to commend to folks some of the work the other panelists have put out. dr. walt has written an interesting piece which i hope he will elaborate today on foreign policy on the staying power potentially of isil and what the implications really are or are not for our national security. sarah margon over on human rights watch they have done the fascinating work about human rights abuses in iraq in real-time. and it is not just important in a human rights perspective but important from a political perspective because the nature of the bruces that are being carried out are re

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