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would say, guys, we should buckle down and tackle one or two of the major issues other than the long-aared bat. >> john, i know that you have something to say about this. >> good lord, yes. why isn't some junior senator trying to make a name for themselves, and put a tax bill or the bill for foreigsecurity look ait, and vote it up or down, and we have the most anemic year congress in history, and nothing is getting done, and if the republicans take over, so what! they don't have a plan ooeither. nobody is putting anything forward except getting re-elected. >> and jessica, should congress be run like some big evil corporation? >> well sh, i think that the nae of congress that is created by the founding fathers which is the best form of government that has ever been e created only runs as well as the people that we elect to represent us in it. and there needs to be leadership and caucusing, and majority, and we need to he folks, you know, as said, to go in and actually work, and hey, they can be fired. and guess what, we have the midterm elections coming up in 60 days, and people not to be d

we still have an extremely strong doll aar and high yield bonds selling off. the mood on the street feels a lot calmer. let's get in the money and find out. mike, we want to start with you. what do you make of the action? >> a couple things going on. housing data earlier this week was certainly positive. the other thing is ultimately, equity markets still are going to have the support of a lot of liquidity fueled by central banks in other parts of the world. some of the stocks are looking relatively cheap, specially in other parts of the world. i think everybody yesterday got really panicked. we were off 2% from the all-time highs. it was more volatility. all things considered. dow moving by 150 points when it is trading where it is. not as much volatility as you might think. >> it felt bad. >> it is the first time it has happened in a while, the first time it has happened in two months. one thing to keep in mind about the options. this was the place that actually happened once every month, not once every two months. part of it was we are just not used to it.

aar driver knows where the cyclst will be, the pedestrian can s the car and the car the pedestrian.rom the point of the cyclist, the more people on bikes, the more safe it is for all the cyclist, and the more middle-aged laes like me on bicycl, the more difficult it will be for a youngr, more aggreive breed of cyclist to do what they sometimes like to do. if there's five of me in t bike lane ahead of them, they don't have the aid and abbility through the crosswalk. don't have the aid and abbility through the crosswalk. >> thank you for being here. it's yoplait greek taste-off, and we're asking this sport town which blueberry greek yogurt is their champion. bottom of the nine, who's it gonna be? could i ask you some questions? which one tastes the best? a tastes better. a. i love. let's lift it up and see who the winner is...it's yoplait! wanna see which one yoplait greek beat? chobani? boo-ya! yoplait greek wins again! take the taste-off for yourself. find yoplait greek yogurt, ten for ten dollars, every day at your local safeway store. >>> welcome ck to "beyond the headlines," and

big of aare asking how priority climate change is for you. we will keep taking your calls. we want to let you know some of the other news going on around the world. later in today's show, we will have a former chairman of the on thisiefs of staff program to talk about the threat of isis and the strategy to combat isis. that issue of the topic of many of the sunday shows yesterday. bob gates was on "this week." he was asked about the use of ground troops. he said the u.s. will have to use some type of ground troop to defeat isis. it this is what he had to say. the strategy can't succeed without boots on the ground. do you think the president's strategy is doomed or is he not being straight with the american people? was absolute right to wait until we had a new government and iraq before taking any steps. , the primary right ground action has to be by the iraqis and the kurds and the sunnis in north and western iraq. what i believe and what i suspect most military people believe is given the mission the president has assigned, degrade and destroy, some small number advisers o

issue has aar deadline. he said it is 50-50. what do you think?o you think you will reach agreement with the united states over nuclear issues by november 24? that if then say is serious will exists on both sides, this agreement is within reach. from our side, certainly this series will does exist in order to reach an agreement. resolve and put contentionsnts of that exist. at the same willingness must exist in the counterparts. seek to chant slogans, we have been victors in these negotiations and other sites have been losers. what if we both say the only slogan we chant is not that has to be a win-win situation for all sides involved so the rights of all nations are respected, and ultimately all international rights and laws can be respected? the deadline we will succeed in resolving this issue. >> describe your win-win. what is a win-win for the president of the ron? iran? the >> it has been what has been in international agreement rate we o usethe agreement t for civilian purposes. we must be treated like other countries. if there are reasons f

the next steps is the staff are working to complete what we are calling the aar report. which will then bring to you in december, to get your approval, to choose this as the preferred alternative to move into the environmental phase, which will allow us to kick off in the environmental phase in january of 2015. and we will do the environmental work with the conceptal engineering work with the goal of completing the environmental, i am sorry i am doing this by memory n 24 months by having the ceo done in 12 months and once we have the conceptual engineering report done at the end of 2006. and at the beginning of 2016 we will move into how we are going to actually deliver the product. and we are at this point, definitely looking at non-traditional delivery, to the city and county of san francisco, as the design bid and build process, where you design it 100 percent and you put it out to build and we will look at an integrated project delivery and we can put out the packages while we are still in the 50 percent design, because we know that we have to build the foundation an

stevens.esigner wendy was aars ago, the bronx beer mecca. now, the suds are flowing again.eet the cofounder of the bronx brewery. coming up on bloomberg west, they will have the very latest on the ali baba ipo. they plan to raise more than $21 million which is -- $21 billion which is the largest public offering in u.s. history . that is coming up on bloomberg west. ♪ >> this is taking stock on bloomberg. 1900s, part of the bronx was a beer lovers paradise. that had seven breweries and a 20 block radius. by the 1960's, that all disappeared but now beer is making a comeback in the bronx and joining me is the cofounder of the bronx brewery, chris gallant. thank you for being here. before we go to the bronx, we have to delve into a little background of chris gallant. tell me about your experience. you were doing work for heineken international, right? >> i was. i work in south america, mostly brazil. i could not ask for a better job. >> was that how you learned about the beer industry? >> it was my first job in the beer industry so i learned a lot of different things from sales

aare we still on foread. when thetomorrow?uld hit tomorrow. tomorrow is full of promise. we can come back tomorrrow. and we promise to keep it that way. csx. how tomorrow moves. what a day. can't wait til tomorrow. >>> welcome back. a woman just walking down the street when suddenly something hit her. she fell to the ground. she saw blood everywhere. that something was app air-conditioning unit. it fell six stories onto the city sidewalk. it fell between her and her boyfriend. she was training for the new york city marathon. they cannot run now. she is quick to acknowledge it could have been a lot worse. >> it so easily could have been inches further. and i easily so i feel very grateful. >> the man did run down from the apartment. he said he was a guest taking the air conditioner out when he lost control and it fell to the street. it's funny -- not funny but it's audit doesn't happen more often. just this notion of taking this 100 pound piece of equipment with a couple of screws. >> he was doing it on his own. >> a lot of people do it themselves. >> i'm sad she doesn't g

shue, aar-old phillip rookie officer with the national institutes of health, says it was the right decision. other driver, however, couldn't disagree more. montgomery county reporter kevin an update to a story you will only see here on 7. kevin? leon, this all dates back to a monday afternoon in june. had just finished up a patrol shift when he pulled here in his personal car. he tells us he honked his horn, because another driver drifted into his lane. that gave way to a nasty case of veryrage, with two different stories. >> it's wrong. wrong,st -- it's just what happened. >> construction worker ted admits he exchanged words with phillip along rockville pike but says the off-duty cop took far.s too >> he pulled a weapon out, put it andp in it, racked pointed it right in my face. >> and you're thinking? there., get out of >> he called 911, leading stopand state police to him on i-70. -- the red sedan, handgun.found a prosecutors recently told him they dropped every charge against shue. >> obviously, i knew the guy had a gun. they found the gun in the car, the same gun i described. and they

changing the way you say millennials look at buying flowers for events or even just to have flowers aar s around th house, is that millennials have changed the market. they're buying online than ever before. >> we used to all buy the wired flowers. you'd see a picture in the past it was in a phone book and now online. you'd order it. generally it wouldn't be exactly what you were expecting. is that right? >> well, not necessarily. it really depends on where it's coming from. so a lot of the wire flowers, the problem is their wire is going to the corporate office and then they send it out to the local floor itrisflorists. this is an example from a traditional wire service. sometimes there's not enough money in the budget to -- >> it's not very big but it's pretty. >> people will be happy getting it but it'g as grand as if you went directly to the local forest. >> if you've got a picture in a book and some local florist has got to try to make that picture, they've got to have everything on hand to do it. they often maybe don't. so tell me, what's -- you say you can buy wholesale online. >

i would like to touch on your aar process. do you conduct aar's? you mentioned you did, but do you?>> yes. findings atnduct all level, for example, following the herd and is shooting incident, -- the herd nandez shooting incident, maybe the next morning at the next shift change, and then all the way up to the region and director level, would you be a normal course of action? >> yes, it would. >> at the fact-finding sessions, once you discover something that is deficient, and you then change a procedure based on what you learn in the fact-finding session? >> yes, we would. have you changed your procedures for when the white house comes under a shooting incident? if the shooting happened at 9:00 p.m. at night and it was too dark, i am not sure you have access to flashlights and spotlights to check the white house in the evening. it was too dark. do you now have a procedure for checking the entire building, including the third floor, grad night or the next day? is that not part of the new procedures? >> yes, it is, and that night, it is a three-story building, so oftentimes it would re

. -- sound of anan afghan tired of war, an iraqi extremism, a syrian aarful of terrorism, and lebanese worried about violence and sectarianism. i believe the country is claiming leadership of -- the leadership ofming the coalition do so to continue their hegemony in the region. they would be making a strategic mistake. obviously, since that pain is better known by the countries in the region, better they can form a coalition and except to shoulder the responsibility of counter violence and terrorism. and, if no other eight -- if other nations wish to take action against terrorism, they must come to their support. that if we do not muss againstur strength extremism and violence and failed to entrust the job to the people in the region who can deliver tomorrow, this world will not be safe for anyone. mr. president, ladies and gentlemen, last year i tried to for fill the role of my country for peace at regional and international levels by putting forward a proposal for ways to counter violence and extremism which was met with general support. of the regionions have to keep in mind that we

they're not going to go away because of the rise of the islamic state and in fact their incentive to aare commit a high profile attack against united states, because of their fear of being eclipped by this relatively new operation, that being said, they don't control the kind of territory the islamic state controls, so they don't have the kind of attention, media grabbing power that the islamic state has at the moment but they are a deliberate and patient organization. >> william braniff, good to have you on the program. thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> home depot has confirmed that its payment systems were hacked, anyone who shopped in its stores from april onward could be affected. jonathan betz has the story. >> home depot is one of the largest home retailers and hackers have been stealing information from it for months apparently unnoticed. home depot says it first got word of suspicious activity last week. the retailer launched an investigation with the help of banks, i.t. firms and even the secret service. and it told customers there might be a problem. >> usually

. >> i assumed there was aar bomb that had gone off on the street level of building two. >> and as i turned the corner, i just remember being lifted up and just literally body slammed down. i went for my radio an started calling, 813, 813, which is our code for officer down. we're being hit with debris and something hit my hand. i lost the radio and held on for dear life. >> they were above me. you could see the light try an opening in the debris. heard another very loud explosion, and that was tower one collapsing on . [ siren ] >> it was frightening. it was very scary. but you hoped that that was your relative that was running, but my sister was the type, she listened to instructions. the fireman had told her and the rest of the people that were coming down the stairs to, please, wait in the landings. because unfortunately, they were bringing down burnt bodies. and they stayed and then listened. >> and back up and a large piece of concrete had entered this void and sat dominick downwn in very harsh way. at this point -- >> i was trapped and in an extreme amount of pain from the pre

are seeing this big effort is that there are projections that if with we continue the way that we aareoing that we could have upwards to 200,000 new ebola cases in west africa by the end of the year, because, people have been so brave and working so hard in africa, but what we have been doing is just not working to slow the chain of transmission. >> could this military effort be a game-changer? >> you know, the folks who i have been talking to the say, look, it is a sea change in terms of the effort that the u.s. government has been putting in. but they have concerns. with one of them is how quickly can we get it done, because this epidemic is growing exponentially and not linear, but exponential and how quickly can we get it done? also, they have noticed that the u.s. government is not sending in doctors and nurses to directly take care of the general population of ebola patients, and that is what the world health organization says they need and that is what do doctors without borders says they need, doctor and nurse, and boots on the ground the take care of the general population of

they continue to show us that in aare all-stars multitude of endeavors. i'd be pleased if they would be recognized and right now. [applause] there have been a lot of things going on in the last couple of days, and i'm sure i'm going to get questions about them. but what i'd really like to talk about today in my opening remarks is what's going on in our country and what we can do to make things better. let me begin by stealing a quote vidal.re gore vidal, as many of you know, irascible the most and brilliant minds of the post-world war ii era. wrote you never know when you are happy. you only know when you were happy. the same holds true, i think, for the times in which we live. areeldom know when we living through a period of true historic challenge. it's overow after that we did. workings of national policy are not a part of most americans' lives. you wake up every morning. you go to work. maybe you try to find a job. you take care of your family. you pay your taxes. you turn on the tv and watch as they were behaving this morning, screaming at each other

there aare concerns about transportation so many depend upon.ty being called into question after another deadly accident. abc's linsey davis has the the latest. >> reporter: on this road in wisconsin, a school bus full of high schoolkid in a collision with a car. killing one person, and injuring 13 students. >> new concerns from parents and critics questioning just how safe are our kids in school buses. in most states, seatbelts aren't required. safety experts say buses are inherently safer for kids. >> they are 50 times more likely to get to school safely than if they were driving themselves or riding with friend. >> reporter: national transportation safety board looked at two fatal side impact collisions in 2012 and found seatbelts add measure of safety. this chilling animation shows a child wearing a seatbelt and one not wearing a seatbelt. so why aren't seatbelts in every school bus? could it be the cost? as much as $7,000 per bus, saving two lives a year. >> is this what this really comes down to? it's -- too expensive? >> yes, there would

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. >> reporte trton teacher and assistant fala aar came up with victory day after beating cancer threenspired by his sister who donated part her liver to him. now he's donating his life to these kids. >> they say, mom, dad, that's where i scored my touchdown. that sends chills up my spine. >> i love it. >> curtis taylor's son curtis junior has cerebral palsy. he's all aboufootball. >> it keeps him close to the mainstream er feels connected. i'gl f him. it makes me happy. >> look at victory day as every other footba game. they get to go. we get to go. >> reporter: y everybody gets a chance, everybody gets to score, everybodyomg ay with a vic. >> that father said it. it's so important for all children to feel like they're part of something. >> i love that story. it's fantastic. >> all the football stories have me thinking that the weather is totally changing. chuck is in the weather center. chuck, even morning walking outside there a bit of a chill in the air. you might need to grab the jacket. >> rehajua little chill. a lot of spo btohe0s early this morning. even 50s in downtown washing

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if y don thi topof mgamehen you ink rp, en y don kno"aar. fi morsurpsng poibilies d geto kw us aarorg/ssibitie kron. >>> the highway remains closed this weekend. second weekend in a row it is closed. they may have to close it, however, five more nights this coming week. drivers should be expecting delays. >> they will be aware to allow extra time and if you are traveling up here. >> we have tried to make changes and they are still. there is still highway delay. >> pretty significant delays last weekend. we tried to make adjustments too, to make it less. >> the highway is expected to reopen. caltrans doesn't know it needs the nighttime closure until then. >>> a bus carrying a softball team crashes into a semi truck. why they are investigating it as a homicide. we will have the story coming up. live look outside downtown san francisco. some clouds in the backgrounds. we should have another nice day. erica will tell us all about it when we come back. the lightest or nothing. the smartest or nothing. the quietest or nothing. the sleekest... ...s

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ago, within aars high school in chicago, when they are changing classes -- that is the scariest partf school -- is when all of these kids are in the hallway together. most of them are tolerant than i am in the first place. i don't know if it was staged, but one of the kids got knocked up against the locker in the hallway and another kid came up and is the kind -- when you're establishing a culture and climate, there is no one thing that is going to do everything. when you have peers telling other peers with the expected behavior is, it is almost like being inappropriate -- displaying inappropriate behavior comes a not cool thing to be in some of these schools. that is just an example that came to mind about the importance of the context supporting the practices you want to put in place. >> thank you both very much. let's give them another big round of applause. [applause] on the next "washington journal those the national school board association looks at the rule of school boards. "washington journal" is life at 7:00 p.m. on c-span. here's a look at some of our programming this week

remember last week we showed you that aare doorable photo of a baby dressed up, jack, as a football.nning actress d debra messing. >> and up close and personal with craig ferguson. >> wait. do you guys know he has a mad, crazy crush on kathie lee. >> that happens. >> that's what he always -- >> i'm apparently going to take a very different approach to some very popular song lyrics. >> what are you doing? >> and >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >> as firefighters rush out to a massive fire in san jose in the middle of the night. good morning, everyone, thank you for joining us, i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm kris sanchez. piles of pallets went up in flames in a storage yard near the 101/880 interchange. it took firefighters several hours to put that fire out. nbc bay area's bob redell is there live. bob, you just looked at some of the surveillance video of the fire. what did you see? >> reporter: well, good morning to you, kris, good morning to you, scott. that video should help firefighters figure out the cause. you know, earlier this morning san jose fire was suspicious because this fire

remember last week we showed you that aare doorable photo of a baby dressed up, jack, as a football.tress d debra messing. >> and up close and personal with craig ferguson. >> wait. do you guys know he has a mad, crazy crush on kathie lee. >> that happens. >> that's what he always -- >> i'm apparently going to take a very different approach to some very popular song lyrics. >> what are you doing? >> and >>> right now at 11:00, a developing story. amtrak service is disrupted between philadelphia and washington, d.c., making for a very difficult morning for train commuters. i'm chris cato. amtrak service is on hold as crews continue to work to remove a pole and power line that fell on the tracks early this morning in maryland. northeast regional is suspended. limited services between philadelphia and wilmington. matt delucia is live at the amtrak station in wilmington. how frustrated ready people? >> reporter: some of them are very frustrated. th