>> we have to send a clear message to secure the border first. is administration has been an absolute failure. my home state has spent over half a billion dollars augmenting them. >> it has doubled under this administration. if it's not enough, we need to go to congress and get more. but to blame this president who has doubled birdier security is not accurate. doubling the amount of money is not -- >> no, doubling the number of agents. >> not on the texas border. he may be putting them on the arizona border, but he's not putting them on the texas border. >> you're for sending these children back? >> i'm for securing the border. finding out why these children are coming into -- >> yes, border security is a huge issue. congress has tried over and over again, when i was in the senate, we had a bill called mccain/kennedy. john mccain from a border state and ted kennedy. it provided border security, about you we couldn't get it passed. now repeated efforts to do something similar to mccain/kennedy. and the gridlock in congress and the te party who will

where iraq was stable, where al qaeda had largely been defeated in iraq and where president obama had a clearcific thing he needed to do which was to negotiate a stay behind agreement. he is trying now and secretary of state clinton, the president himself came at it both ways. he said i am going to pull our troops out. after the campaign he pulled his troops out and said it wasn't my fault. you are seeing now the consequences behind that decision. >> how is it possible that 13 years after 9-11 all of the blood this con has spilled you believe vice president cheney you believe jack keane the terror threat may be greater now than it was then? >> it is a new p kind of war and along the way we made mistakes. the rise of isis in syr iraq is precisely the withdrawal of american power. the one great super power in the world from syria and iraq. iraq of course in control in 2011 which left iraq in the hands of a sectarian government without the influence of the united states. while we were in there it did not act in a sectarian way. it had the sons of iraq the sunni army paid by the central governmen

clear sky this morning, 48 degrees. and acool spot as the pocono mountains, trenton 60 and 61 degrees right now in wilmington. completely clear view of boat house row. we'll see plenty of sunshine along the schuylkill this afternoon. temperatures will be in the upper 80s. 65 in philadelphia. look at the cooler weather, north and west, pottstown is 55, 54 degrees in quakertown. in south jersey, delaware, a bunch of 60s. a few spot vineland and mount holly in the 50s to start with. they're see 80s this afternoon as well. a few high clouds off to the north. we are in the clear for today. but come tonight we might see a few clouds move in. there's a chance of scattered showers late tonight. until then, those clouds will steer clear of our area. we'll see sunshine drive the temperatures up. by 9:00 this morning, the temperatures will be in the low 70s for philadelphia, trenton, upper 60s in allentown, reading and 60s along the coast in atlantic city. by noontime, we'll be in the 80s, possibly warmer than it was all day çyesterday

a clear sky and cloud cover along the central coast. 's well below a thousand feet and the sun comes up at 5:47, setting at 8:33. turn out to be a nice day yesterday. and a look right now outside at the exploratorium camera. 56 in the city. it's 55 in oakland. and san carlos. good morning san jose. a mild 58. 51 morgan hill. skies clear, half moon bay 46 degrees. hers hu it looks in san francisco where it is very quiet. we will enjoy another day today with plenty of sunshine. 7 by the delta. so that on shore push is weaker today. we look for the warmest day of the weekend to be today. 56 livermore. concord 58 and the warmer locations this afternoon in our inland east bay. we are warmer mainly in the north bay significantly, but still 3 to 5 degrees warmer from the east bay to south became mountain view 3 degrees warmer. cooler at the coast with the clear skies settling in. from the suit crow tower camera, looking pretty nice across the bay. the warming trend continues today. it will be nice tomorrow as the on shore push returns overnight

grades of steel, various grades of brass. >> the unique shapes and the fact some were hollow were a clearindication of their origin. >> what that means to me is it's a piece of metal projected through the air. when it's projected through the air, metal, molten metal, when projected through the air is cooling very, very rapidly. with the air current as it goes through the air it dries to a soccer ball round shape. >> so investigators knew the killer was probably a machinist, someone who worked with metal at high heat on a lathe. arlene jensen was a seamstress and there were no metal fragments like these in her workplace. the next clue came from an unlikely source almost 40 miles away. campers in a national park outside of seattle found a decomposed body of a young woman partially buried in a shallow grave. a leopard skin jacket was on the ground nearby. through dental records, the victim was identified as 29-year-old stephanie dittrick, an administrative assistant who was reported missing several weeks earlier. she was last seen at a fourth of july party. >> stephanie was at her residence

that's a clear view of center city. bright sunshine, 68 at 7:00. by 9:00 we'll be in the low 70s. look at the warmup, between 9:00 and noon. the temperatures will still be climbing. we'll go neighborhood by neighborhood to show you what to expect today when i come back. jillian mele has your monday morning traffic. >>> starting off in the lehigh valley where things are quiet up there. this is route 22 at airport road. traffic moving along just çfin. 78 is clear, so is the northeast extension. this is 76 out near route 202. 76 is still clear the entire length of way. we have two problems in montgomery county. we have an accident in norristown, trooper road at potshop road and conshohocken, a downed tree closing balligomingo

and so it's like, you know, in an constant run off there's not a clear majority that emerged so tlrns there's a strong sense if i said it, i misspoke the park was not working for anyone but the park design given the current usage has it's changes so there's a consensus for change. or there was enough of a consensus for change. let's talk about that commissioner. with respect to off leash doing are not method doing their realistic based on resource constraints you'll suggest that 7 days a week during the park hours we'll have to have a that is correct control officer on duty almost all the mind that just isn't realistic. i think we can perhaps do more with siemg and education even if we're able to have more park parolee we need more park patrol officers there will be far more hours with no park enforcement so you try to improve things through design are we one hundred percent sure this is going to exhaustive everybody does not no, but a great deal professionals tried to make design modification to the park that were more likely to meet some of the community needs we've heard decreed to

an implementation measure than an objective in our opinion it sets future goals but didn't express a clear value the staff wants to reidentify those elements of table and intangible items that are important to convey our history and kult cultural a more broader how often be objective this should be having elements that are defined as historic documents a clear definition of what are historic resources and what kinds of elements can be considered. specifically objective one is on archaeology resources we have an objective that the dedicated to archaeology resources but they're considered historic resources and therefore objective one and two we need clarification we need our help. likewise we'll ask it the heritage resources that we've discussion and also tangible resources should be support by implementation measures that call for the creation of local historic right away elevation criteria something not in the elements we think there should be a way to talk about that. i'll talk about the policies that support those objectives and have a discussion >> so policies one and two the first, th

he can move over to the right, get a clear line of sight to the hole. one club length from there. then he can play a low running shot and use the contours, maybe easier. they are both playable. just a question of which he wants to play. your guess is as good as mine. nick: david auditioning for sherlock holmes in the upcoming season. with those chops. if he is trying to go over the trees, no problem. >> he can do that relatively easy from where he is. >> it is right by a tree though. >> look at it just to make sure. >> mark russell explaining the other option to him. he wants to look at what his tree issues would be. nick: almost like justin rose had but one less tree. >> more than one but less than two if you want to do that. you have the option too of playing it. i kind of like this right here. we can get closer to the left of the pin. i think from over there we have no chance of holding the green. >> he is talking about flying it on the green. nick: wow. >> he will get another club ength from there away from it. it is a temporary immovable obstruction. he is taking relief from i

no doubt about it, it's time that there is a clear understanding that we're united on this issue, that we're concerned about human life, yes, we're concerned about our relationship with china, it's also a recognition that we don't really know what's happening in beijing or other cities in china. we don't know a lot of reports, a lot of rumors, the premiere may have been shot, not seriously, there are all kinds of rumors, army fighting army, we're not certain of that so i would hope that there is not any radical efforts to do certainly things that we might regret. i'm certain if we follow the leadership of the majority leader we'll be speaking with one voice and acting in concert with the president of the united states. in the past 72 hours weaver witnessed a great leap backward in china, backward towards an ra of savage repression of human rights, backward toward a brutal distane -- disdain for human life. toward a situation boreding on chaos. no one in even the inner circles of the chinese government, no one knows where it will end. but some things are clear. the chinese government's

we had a clear motive, money. but to show that she was there, to show that the print, the shoe print, the thumbprint, were from her, we wouldn't have had a her, we wouldn't have had a case. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. it's tuesday, june 10th. it's 5:00 a.m. in the east. >> up first, we do have breaking news. five u.s. service members killed overnight in afghanistan. this happened in the southern zabul province. an afghan national army soldier was also killed. not exactly clear what happened yet, but these fatalities mark the deadliest day for allied forces in afghanistan since april. we'll have more on this breaking story throughout the morning. >>> and more breaking news out of pakistan. another attack under way right now at karachi's jinnah international airport. five members of airport security have reportedly been

a clear sense of how to proceed when it comes to ocr enforcement that a practical nature hinders efforts it's more of a tree trunk. they should be given latitude. co-ceo version be imposed rather than a purely punitive financial resources they could force schools to improve title might efforts to read a section could mandate a school must allocate 50,000 per year for four years while it may follow the scope of today's hearing, and is important to know consider potential for state and federal and crumble. as we improved our efforts we would not have to rely so heavily upon colleges. out side of the college context much more meaningfully. options may make it possible to better address this problem. thank you for the opportunities speak. >> welcome. please proceed. >> thank you. i entered into what was then become an abusive relationship. nonetheless that of my freshman year he ignored my nose to berate me, and then physically grabbed been restrained me know and believe his room until i told my love to. claman's letter he raped me again. as the men have become an advocate for the rights of

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. >> despite a clear win, ukip politicians are campaigning hard. nstituents it will elect a new member of parliament. >> let's do everything we can to get this man elected. ifthis man is roger helmer, successful, he would be ukip's first member of the british parliament. every vote counts. >> you're going to vote for him? >> signs of growing confidence from helmer, who hailed the rise of ukip. euyou might do well in the elections but you will never win a seat in westminster. if we can show we can win a seat in westminster, that sends a powerful message to the country and to brussels. voters arek, shopping around. >> i am not a natural labor person. i do not like ukip. it is probably conservative. >> i will be voting ukip, that is a popular feeling. determinedtives are to hang onto their stronghold. the foreign secretary has come to support his party's local candidate, robert jenrick. >> it is an important election, this is the fourth time i have been here. approach seems to be working, for now. a recent poll placed in the conservative 15% ahead of u

is this a political entity that has a clear political agenda? i'm trying to understand what this has to do with what we're talking about here. i think that this is an organization that doesn't necessarily represent a lot of the families that we're talking about. it is actually especially the families that we're talking about. so, i'm just trying to understand what the relevance of this presentation is. >> so, my response is that this is supervisor farrell's hearing and he has set up the speakers for this and i am just respecting the list that he provided for me. >> i just, i just think that the kids and the families that are in the highest need when it come to afterschool programs are not really represented by this organization. so, i'm just trying to understand why they're here. >> sure. >> i mean, this is a political entity. it's a political action committee that has a clear specific political agenda. i think the point of a hearing should be to discuss, you know, how we address the needs of family irrespective of the political philosophy that -

to my again the five memos back and was a cloudy what force a bay area and clients will be a little slut clearrow but still warmer to marlon was off today in a warming trend continues into against all to celebrate our picture right now we do have more as a clear skies and sea high clouds and low clouds moving and to the north of us rain pushing into eureka the rain will not impact us this more serious winds and that means more fog into tomorrow morning blanket of the coastline and to the north bay to livermore valley slowed clear for the east bay but clearing in the north bay a little earlier by noon the fog will push back to the coast tablatures warmer in the south bay tomorrow and a low 80s sunnyvale cupertino los gatos and an invalid. also in the '80s and lens. 67 news and saw the bank signed soon san leandro 74 in union city of the coastline not much change the '60s to march 60 in san francisco north bay sitting in the upper '70's and low 80's in line for this weekend things will warm up to tarsal baltimore os fog saturday sunday winning the war coverage as the sun that '90s way from the c

from the moment candidates entered the presidential race. >> the former foreign minister was a clear winner in the first round with 45% of the vote. his opponent got 31.6%. this time, the former finance minister and karzai adviser is in the lead in a suspiciously high turnout. he also spoke of fraud after the polls closed, but he said he was confident of victory. the election commission is the boring abdullah's demand that it stopped counting the votes. >> this is an independent election commission decision. >> observers fear a fierce struggle for power and warned of new violence. abdullah abdulla's powerbase is with the ethnic tragic majority. a bloody conflict between the groups would mark a bloody setback for afghanistan. >> officials say the explorer stuck inside germany's deepest cave could be brought to the surface sooner than later. >> rescuers are inching their way out with the researcher on a stretcher. the last step will mean raising him by hand up and almost vertical ascent. the 52-year-old suffered severe injuries and a rockfall that was nearly two weeks ago. our correspon

. >> in a clear case of overkill, stephen was stabbed more than 40 times. >> when you think of a murderu sometimes think, okay, somebody is shot or stabbed. this was a vicious, vicious attack. he was almost decapitated. >> robbery appeared to be the motive. about $8,000 was missing from the safe in the manager's office. this was much more than usual, because the restaurant had been promoting $100 gift certificates as christmas presents that evening. >> it's at a restaurant. you're in the month of december. generally speaking, a fairly busy time of the year. so we had all pieced together that that's what the motive was. >> the exterminator who found the body was the first and most obvious suspect, but was quickly written off. >> due to his demeanor, how he looked and not having any signs of violence or blood on his person, they could see that he was nowhere near involved in this case. >> fortunately for police, the restaurant had several surveillance cameras. >> when we saw the camera was present in the hallway, our initial reaction was that we may very well have not only the attack on v

. >>> and right now at 11:00, dozens of philadelphia public school students sending a clear message to city and state leaders, find a funding solution for education or t wilbeequees. good morning, everyone. i'm chris cato. those students are putting local leaders on notice. if the school district doesn't get the money it needs, they are the ones who will suffer. monique braxton is following those students. monique? >> reporter: chris, about three dozen students and parents right now have filled council chambers. they were just moved to the balcony because there were so many of them. now, our cameras are rolling when they began their demands for city funding in the hallway about an hour ago. we heard chants like fund our schools. yesterday council finance committee approved about $27 million to help the school district this year. the district had requested more than $50 million. we listened as these students and parents begged for full-time nurses, arts and music teachers, and counselors. >> today's seventh grader will only be a seventh grader once. we need our elected officials to iden

as we are sitting in the cardiac intensive care unit watching through a clear plastic bandage my son's heart beating which was a moment in and of itself the nurse comes over and says you have a phonecall. they brought me the phone and it was maggie's mom checking on paul surgery. the strength and the grace and the fortitude it took for a mother who had lost her child the night before to call and check on our child i think was a moment that we will always remember. booktv asked what are you reading this summer? >> first i have to say i'm a book fan. at home i love to spend a little bit of time in the library and i actually recently found a couple of great books that i would recommend. i just finished bill sony. this is the story about a -- who ends up getting a education is a hydrologist and can get a job. he does end up with one in egypt and he brings out all of the artifacts many of which have historic artifacts from egypt. it's great rich history and acquires them and brings them back with his skills are the british museum. then another one i think folks have seen the movie. if you h

were in a place where iraq was stable, al qaeda had largely been defeated and president obama had a cleargotiate a stay behind agreement. he's trying now and secretary clinton as well are trying to pretend it was the iraqi's decision we didn't have a stay-behind agreement but the president can't have it both ways he said i'm going to pull troops out, after the campaign he said i pulled our troops out. now, he's saying it wasn't my fault the troops came out. it is clear it was his fault. you're seeing consequences of the decision. >> how is the possible 13 years after september 11th that if you believe vice president cheney, you could believe jack keane that the threat we face is greater than it was then? >> because it's a new kind of war. along the war, we made mistakes. and i think the principle mistake that accounts for the rise of isis in syria and iraq is the withdrawal of american power, one great super power in the world from syria and iraq. iraq in 2011 left iraq in the hands of a sectarian government without the influence of the united states while in there, we did not act in the

just a spectacular day looking towards the bay. clear skies on live doppler 7 hd. we're not going to find fog today. taking a look at temperatures they're in the positive. 16 degrees warmer in livermore. napa, san jose, nice looking day. 66 in san francisco. 70s in oakland. 59 in half moon bay. sunshine, 78 degrees high temperatures today. 79 in napa. 86 fairfield high temperatures so far, low 60s to mid-80s. nice-looking day. that is our hint of summer. clear overnight tonight, warming peaks tomorrow, summer arriving at 3:51 saturday morning. high pressure continuing to push in, and warming trend continues tomorrow, we'll see a little bit of a change. cold front comes in. cooler thursday and from and into first day of summer, saturday. here is a temperature trend for livermore. coming up above average of 81. then we're going to keep you close to average for the week into next week. tomorrow mosh morning mid-40s to upper 50s, mostly clear. you might see a few patches of fog. with a clear start it's going to be a cool one tomorrow afternoon, looking at sunshine and w

are artistic, but memorials have a function. >> it is a beautiful scupltural objective made with bronze and lined with red wood from water tanks in clear lake. that is the scupltural form that gives expression to maya's project. if you think about a cone or a bull horn, they are used to get the attention of the crowd, often to communicate an important message. this project has a very important message and it is about our earth and what we are losing and what we are missing and what we don't even know is gone. >> so, what is missing is starting with an idea of loss, but in a funny way the shape of this cone is, whether you want to call it like the r.c.a. victor dog, it is listen to the earth and what if we could create a portal that could look at the past, the present and the future? >> you can change what is then missing by changing the software, by changing what is projected and missing. so, missing isn't a static installation. it is an installation that is going to grow and change over time. and she has worked to bring all of this information together from laboratory after laboratory including, fortunately, our great fwroup of resear

is this a clear message of the people of egypt and journalists that there is simply not going to be any dissent tolerated in egypt? >> absolutely, that is the main purpose, they want to send a message to journalists they should tow the line. narrative of events in egypt, that is a strategy that the regime has indicated, the minute they ousted presidential morsi last year, they shut down at least six tv stations took them off the air and immediately started to enforce a widespread crack down and censorship effort on both government and nongovernment on media. so it also consisted with their strategy, but also, their vilification campaign. the government has been trying as much as possible to portray al jazeera, other critical voices, of being agents of outside forces who wants to destabilize the country, agents that promote violence, and also, promote terrorism. and that's what the recent situation of this case, that for the first time now, we have that many number of people, including in our count six journalists who have been for the first time accused of terrorism related charges and

he has sent a clear and major message. i am convinced it is the right message true to our our deals and consistent with our interests. i am convinced that congress and the american people will overwhelm we support what the president has done and will agree with what he so far has not done. we have to keep the options open. things may happen, things may change. we get more information, more facts, additional action may be necessary. let the chinese authorities understand this. the spasm of blood and brutality must end now. they must accept their own people at the end of the state and not the enemy. they can resume their path towards reform in progress. on that basis, we can resume relationship that has served our countries. i would urge that after week conclude action late this afternoon that we will have a debate, a discussion, and we will come together on a resolution that will pass overwhelmingly. we will send a clear message supporting the president, supporting the american people. if you watch television, the president

it was a clear message. now we need congress to come together, offer thoughtful, compassionate and swift recommendations to deal with the hume jp tarian crisis that exists, as you riot fully indicate. >> is the president rite when he says the kids will be september home. reportedly 2,000 children were deported last year. some estimates say 80% of those coming in will be allowed to stay, and the u.n. high commissioner for refugees says 60% would qualify for refugee status. it seems many would stay. >> i can't speak to every piece of the process. i can tell you under a law passed by the bush administration, upped the refugee -- under the refugee resettlement programme, the unaccompanied children that crossed the border are permitted a safe and conducive environment that is least restrictive in order to help to reunite them to their home country, to a responsible parent, guardian or adult and that is the law. now, the underlying issues that are causing the kids to flee their home countries to begin with, i thin

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have a clear view of the battleship new jersey. can see that with no problem. w clouds are starting to move in to philadelphia. philadelphia international reporting 74 degrees. humidity is down considerably compared to yesterday at 66%. clear skies at least for now over citizens bank park in philly. temperatures climb into the 80s with the bright sunshine this afternoon. looks like a nice night for a ball game tonight as the braves come to town. we're seeing a little bit of a breeze out of the northeast and east, low clouds are coming in with that wind. you can see them in the trenton area pushing into the philadelphia area. we'll see those clouds move out this afternoon and a good deal of sunshine, too. a nice warmup today. not as warm as yesterday's high which may end up at 87 degrees in philadelphia. the humidity we started with yesterday not to be found today. we'll be in the low 80s and comfortable into the weekend. if you're planning to spend time along the coast, the delaware beaches, the jersey shore, clouds and sunshine today, more sunshine in the after

. >> a clear rebuke to the president's brazen power grab. >> and what should happen to the tens of thousands of children pouring across the border? on the left, van jones and stephanie cutter. on the right, newt gingrich and s.e. cupp. what can president obama still accomplish in his second term? plus, the outrage of the day. tonight on "crossfire." >>> welcome to "crossfire." i'm s.e. cupp on the right and we're all here again. i'm joined by newt going rish ap on the left by stephanie kut r cutter and van jones. president obama keeps swatting away accusations but today the supreme court told the president that his actions are unconstitutional. today's ruling is just a beginning of wide ranging objection of the imperial presidency. speaker john boehner is preparing to sue the president for this sort of behavior from obamacare changes and locking congress out of important foreign policy decisions. today's message from the court was clear, the imperial presidency is no longer the law of the land. so do you think that this imperils the president's phone and pen plan? >> no, s.e., i don't. >> i

. >> there's a clear record of these people having returned to the fight and in leadership positions because it's a badge of honor to have been in guantanamo. these are also war criminals. a couple of them were accused of killing thousands of shiite muslims. they used to take women into the soccer stadium in kabul and hang them from the goalpost. i would certainly not want to release anyone that would pose a risk of further threat to the united states. >> the president has suggested that a lot of the uproar over the prisoner exchange is politically motivated. business as usual in washington. >> the white house is using a proof of life video that shows him in captivity late last year. he appeared frail and disoriented. they have shown it to a group of senators including dr. tom coburn. here's what he took from the video. >> he had been drugged either with an antipsychotic or hypnotic drug. >> why do you say that? >> you could tell. his speech was slurred, he was having trouble reading. e he had been drugged. >> coburn emphasizes his observations are being made as a physician. he said h

they have a lot of things to clear just to walk around the home. now from olney, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> a lot of questions remain on that one. thank you, monique. >>> house fire in camden leaves two people injured including two police officers. broke out on cain avenue. firefighters rescued a main trapped inside. in this video you see one firefighter in the ambulance being treated for smock inhalation. the man rescued was taken to the hospital along with two camden police officers who breathed in smoke. >>> crews put out a fire in an alloy metal plant. nbc 10 was at the alloy company. fire broke out inside a metal coating building. no one was hurt. >> rittenhouse rape suspect in custody may have been victimized another woman before saturday morning's assault. accused of raping a center city woman over the weekend. police reported a second woman report add man matching garcia description exposing himself to her. he's charged with rape, robbery, burglary and kidnapping. >>> garden state parkway getting a third lane in atlantic county. the ne

extremist fighters in iraq to clear a breakaway islamic state on lands they have captured as the army tries to keep the militants out of the capital. flows and poland's foreign minister says his country's alliance with and the u.s. has proved worthless and even harmful this in a leaked conversation.

the company says a software error sparked the first revision. it's not pleadly clearhy that number was corrected for a second time. >>> another story grabbing headlines, the increasing bizarre records of the inside irtrading investigation involving carl eye bomb, phil mickelson and bill walters. our scott cohn has been working the story. what do we know? >> one thing is this investigation got even more challenging, bauer we're all talking about it. which could explain the pretty public questions. one theory i'm now hearing is they saw the stories coming up, and made a last-ditch attempt to shake him loose. >> i've done absolutely nothing wrong. that's why i've been fully cooperating with the fbi agents and i'm happy to do so in the future too until this gets resolved. for right now, and hopefully it will be soon, about you for right now i can't talk much about it. >> gambler billy walters seen here in 2010 says he is innocent and it is preposterous to think otherwise. carl icahn says he's never given out inside information and his record is un3w4re78ished, but the tra

they are just going to continue to push in every direction to get a clear understanding about who the individual was and what, clearly, what made him carry out this act. >> i was to remind our viewers as we continue this, we are awaiting a press conference by the police department. you can see on the lower part of your screen. there's the podium, as we wait for that to get started. lou, we know the gunman was tackled as he was reloading his shotgun. we learned that in the earlier press conference. the shooter clearly wasn't finished. what does this tell us about him? anything? >> about the shooter? >> mm-hm. >> that he wasn't intent on carrying out this act. he wasn't finished harming people. i would say a good population of the individuals there, seizing an opportunity during the reloading process, to apprehend him. short of that, i think he was probably held bent on harming as many people as he possibly could until he ran out of ammunition. >> what do you make of these students? a student security guard, one of our affiliates saying it was an rotc student. that was reported by kiro.

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even publishing an official report of their activities using computer generated graphics it paints a clear picture of the terror organization including the types and amounts of weapons they use their strategy details of operations and targets and former intelligence officers claim it produces its press releases like a giant corporation trying to create an image of a world structured disciplined and effective organization or to attract funding but their actions speak loudly too as isis fighters have almost to reach the iraqi capital killing scores of people along the way in just around seven b. well during the u.s. led invasion of the country it took the allied forces twenty two days to reach baghdad the alternate goal of isis is to create a new slavic state merging parts of iraq and syria into one now it's believed that the movement grew out of al qaeda in iraq emerging from the cast of the two thousand and three invasion today it has fifteen thousand fighters most of whom are thought to be from neighboring middle eastern countries but around two thousand are believed to have come from eur

here, so, we think that the high rate of diabetes particularly for minority communities requires a clear focus on public health efforts and a prevention and sugary beverages are an important target for diabetes prevention and the benefits of reduction in consumption are likely to be greatest in those communities most at risk. thank you for your time. >> thank you. thank you for your time. okay. seeing that there are no questions or comments, i'm going to go ahead and dive into public comment on this item. first i'd like to call up at the top of the pile dr. jeff [speaker not understood], physicians for social responsibility, followed by reverend walker of true hope and followed by lotty titus. >>> [inaudible]. >> sure. not a problem. please. >>> hi, my name is [speaker not understood], good morning. i am the president of the richmond democratic club in supervisor eric mar's district who is one of the authors of this -- sorry, this proposal. i am also the chair of the citizen advisory committee for san francisco public utilities commission. and i am a leader in my community. we've heard a

mitch mcconnell says it sends a clear message. >> the administration's tendency to abide only by the laws it likes represents a disturbing and dangerous threat. to the rule of law. that's true whether we're talking about recess appointments or obamacare. >> well, according to the "wall street journal," president obama has the fewest recess appointments of modern presidents. george w. bush has the most. >>> well, the supreme court also struck down a massachusetts law restricting where people can stand when protesting abortion. before the court's ruling, a yellow line was drawn around clinics, 35 feet away to prevent demonstrators from bothering people going in or out. eleanor mccohen argued it violated first amendment rights and the court in a unanimous decision agreed. the ruling is expected to impact similar laws on the books in places like san francisco, pittsburgh, and portland, maine. >>> president obama's asking for a $500 million to train syrian rebels who are, quote, appropriately vetted. the timing comes as the region's increasingly spinning out of control. sectarian violence

ways one security officer marcel are terminated and arrested by district as a ticket martina's had a clearf it connects or not we affect you try such a thing as an egregious breach of conduct. a boeing spoke with some issues are so been up and the elevator and up the dow continued once i got out. there you about the see final part of the be down. francisco batting away at his hands security officer handcuffing francisco and response and he then turned it around spending on security officer in which find a secure the offensive snaps strikes with a closed fist of violently several times us on this chair before roughly throwing him back into the will share. not clear exactly what started the attack we are told something more than likely happen off-camera the second rtc will be unpaid leave during investigation. paid leave all investigation. >> : woman accused of attacking a child hammer oakland now know she's facing at the sexual assault charges police say the attack happened friday off the elementary school guards positioned according to police nine year-old victim says suspect has a force t

a tree. there was no one else in the car and no other vehicle involved. some lanes were closed briefly while crews cleared the scene. in san francisco, a woman suffered serious burns in a fire overnight. this is cell phone video, the fire burned inside a room at an apartment building that happened around 10:30 last night. the victim was reportedly rushed to burn unit at st. francis. no word on her condition. the fire was confined to the single room. the cause is still under investigation. >> a 22-year-old mountain view woman is facing assault charges after she assaulted two caltrain operators. the incident was captured on video. look at this scene at the san antonio stop in mountain view. san mateo, sheriff say conductors tried to get a woman who was drink off the train on saturday night. you can see her hit a female conductor with a backpack and then a male conductor and he pushes her and she falls to the sidewalk. the suspect was arrested for felony assault. the conductor was taken to the hospital with head injuries. the san mateo county sheriff tweeted asking anyone with information to come forward. th

and it was a clear burden for the frankfurt market. the dax this week went down about 2%. this friday, it was just a little bit better, but it was very nervous trading throughout the week. one of the other major issues and other major burdens was the development in iraq is also on the minds of traders. the problem is both of these issues continuing to the next week, so people are reckoning further with nervous trading. and ecb president mario draghi will also be speaking next week. that is also something to watch out for. what will the ecb do again in order to support the economy in euro land? >> now let's pull up the market numbers for you. the dax is up slightly, and the euro stoxx down .17%. let's see what the euro is doing -- trading up. $1.36, and the dow jones down .25%. >> the german government has canceled a contract with u.s. telecommunications firm verizon. >> the german interior ministry says it has done so because it is concerned about links between foreign companies and intelligence agencies. >> the cancellation comes after documents leaked last year by former

clearing skies. we'll see a lot of sunshine today and a nice warmup, too. 73 degrees by 9:00 and into the low 80s this afternoon. planning to spend the day along the coast of the shore, i have your shore cast when i come back. >> i'm getting word of an accident on the route 30 bypass right now. the camera changed behind me. here we go. this is what we're looking at. the route 30 bypass. it looks like we have activity in both directions, near business route 30 just getting this information in. i'll get moreç details and bri them to you in the next few minutes. that is our only problem of the morning so far as far as accidents go anyway. 95 is in the clear, 76 is looking good. so is the blue root. this is route 22 near airport road. things are smooth out there on 22, 78 also in the clear right now. no issues to report for drivers on route 309. if you're waking up in new jersey, this is the 42 freeway, the northbound side. this is in the midst of the long-construction project we have out there at creek road by rou