achilles also runs programs for kids with disabilities. you can find out about training, as well as racing opportunities, by checking out the link on our website. whether a soldier or a kid, the goal is the same. it doesn't matter if you run, walk, or roll towards the finish line. what matters is that you're able to show that you've got as much game as anyone. >> it's been called the spice of life. but adding too much to our food may be hazardous to our health. i'll have that story next. >> it's a building block of life itself, but too much of it can be very bad for your health. now there's a nationwide effort to protect us from something we love to add to our food. nicole has the story. >> salt is everywhere. it's about 3% of the ocean. our bodies need it to survive. and we love its taste. >> my favorite salty foods are probably chips. potato chips. >> onion rings and french fries. >> french fries are my favorite. >> i really like pretzels and chips. >> oh, i'd have to say potato chips and french fries. >> my favorite salty foods? probabl

we are looking at something for an achilles tendon repair.ou have a little bit of stretch, not much. it holds 800 pounds. 50% more than the maximum you have on an achilles. >> where would you like to see the industry head. >> prototypes, so someone can test and say "yes, it's better than anything we have. >> i worked with spieders, and how they use the webs. i was so excited to work on a bees showing how humans use the westbounds. >> are there other benefits. one thing that stands out is that it's basically invisible to the human body. the um un system is -- immune system is prone for a lot of things we put in our body. with this, it doesn't react. they are looking at it for tennedons, suchers and all sorts of things because the body doesn't reject it. >> do they know why? our immune system is designed to recognise other agents. >> yes. i think there's so much work to be done. plenty of people are trying to create the things, there's not a lot looking at questions of that, on this tiny scale, what is it that the immune system doesn't respond

strong support for common core is a little bit of an achilles heel for them and some immigration issuesas talented and smart and capable as he is those two issues could be problematic for him in terms of securing the nomination. chris christie, i still think don't count him out. >> bob, do you think this is a strong list or lots of weaknesses? don't be like a democrat. >> first of all let me just say i picked out my candidate. >> "fantasy island." >> teddy cruz. i'm biassed. i'll tell you what i think. the republican party has always had an heir apparent in the wings except last time around it was a little bit shaky with mitt romney but a good front-runner. nobody considered the front-runner right now. i agree with you about rand paul. if anybody you pick out of here that has some new ideas and interesting ways to draw the demographics. this is the year, 2016 will be the year when you'll see, i think, somebody like a ben carlson or who is the other guy, business guy, herman cain coming from the outside and decideding to run. if there was ever a year to take the republican nomination wit

they lose pier jackson to a right heel achilles. >>> espn sixers have a ton of salary cap room, he averaged 12 1/2 points per game. insanity in philly, we'll see. >>> the phillies had the best starting rotation in baseball since 2009 to 2011. that feels like age also go. this year staff has the fewest wins and the lowest percentage in the game. hernandez tagged for four in pittsburgh, buchanan gives up two in the first today. phils down 2-0. they have allowed the second most runs in the first inning in all baseball. they have a cans to get it -- a chance to get it back. in the 4th, 89 phillies get it back, ashy, smashes it to right. they consult the lead 3461. that's where we stand in the bottom of the 7th. phils trying to avoid a loss for the 12th time in the last 15 games. >>> belgium would be alive in the world cup and taking on argentina. instead it is belgium take facing argentina. argentina strikes first. what a goal! and that's that. argentina beats belgium 1-nill. they are fails -- face the winner of costa rica or the netherlands. that is in extra time. >>> women's title, the most l

in 2012 he suffered a torn achilles tendon and returned to play all 16 games.will miss all the games. >>> long-term he's gore's projected successor. both games and hide talked about their fallen teammate. >> watching him at practice, how he carried himself at practice and executed at practice, but, you know, i'm going to keep between doing what coach ask me to do, come to practice every day, you know, give it my best. >> you got to try to play for him. get out there and compete and when i feel like i can't give anymore, i got to give extra for him, too. >> day two of raiders camp in the books. i was in napa yesterday and my priority number one was to get a good look at kalil mac. my assessment, he'll be as good as advertised. >>> veterans on defense looking out for this guy. he has all intangibles, seems to be likable. he's smart. give him time to acclimate and look out. >> starting at the bottom right now. trying to work my way up. i got to get better. i can't give myself a grade. it wouldn't be too good but hopefully i can improve more. >> it will be a time w

that and they want a smaller government. >> i get the small government thing opinion his achilles heels foreign policy. and he's got to grow up or he will not have a chance. foreign policy and borders are the same thing. you have to combine that vision together. if you're going to refreight the world stage then you have to build a moot and a wall. you can't do that. you have to establish an american presence around the world which we did after world war ii. now we're pulling out every where and see the world crumble around us. the point is you need an adult on foreign policy and rand paul is a child. he's a child on foreign policy. he doesn't know the first thing about terror. he's got -- once he reads the files he'll learn and group like everybody else does. president obama grew up on foreign policy and started droning. >> that may be something to be said about that. there's a little reminiscent. after the first world war there was a movie. they fought roosevelt up until the time pearl harbor. i think that's exactly where the country is now. call ran paul a child but -- >> on foreign

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in 2012 he suffered a tomorrow achilles tendon. hunter is likely to miss the entire upcoming season. he injury to hunter opens the door to la michael james, marcus lattimore, and car roz hyde, prevailing vision suggests hyde is the front runner, today at practice, both james and hyde expressing empathy for kendall hunter. >> watching him practice, how he carry himself at practice and how he execute at practice, i'm going to keep continuing doing what coach ask me to do, come to practice every day, you know, give it my best. >> just got to try to play for him. compete and -- when i feel like i can't give it anymore, give a little more extra for him. >> practice just wrapped up at day two of raiders camp. i was in napa yesterday with the top pick, khalil mack. justin tuck and the other veterans will be looking out for this kid. seems to be a really likeable guy. now all he needs is some time. >> starting at the bottom right now. i know i have to get a lot better. can't give myself a grade. wouldn't be too good. hopefully i can improv

restarts have been the achilles heel for gordon but not today. 20 years after his first brickyard wins record fifth. give the bricks a smooch. >> not a greater feeling for a driver driver -- driver and team. i wasn't very good on restarts toy but finally made the restart of my life. >> the nhra sonoma nationals wrapping up. this is video from today in an elimination around. >> the river seine, last day of the tour de france. anybody -- the first italian winner. and bernhard langer, a 4-under, the best round of the day and unnecessary. he had an eight-shot lead going in, beats collin montgomerie by a champions tour record 13 strokes, final round of the canada canadian open. tim clark, the birdie on 15, five birds on the back nine. four better than furyk's 69 for a one-stroke win. his second ever tour victory. a day after running back kendall hunter tore his acl. he la marcus james was carted off with an injury. >> getting serious air. terry hawk brings his famous stunts to berkeley. his tricks and a >> at 6:00, we'll continue to follow breaking news out of southern california after a r

in 2012 he suffered a tomorrow achilles tendon. hunter is likely to miss the entire upcoming season. he injury to hunter opens the door to la michael james, marcus lattimore, and car roz hyde, prevailing vision suggests hyde is the front runner, today at practice, both james and hyde expressing empathy for kendall hunter. >> watching him practice, how he carry himself at practice and how he execute at practice, i'm going to keep continuing doing what coach ask me to do, come to practice every day, you know, give it my best. >> just got to try to play for him. compete and -- when i feel like i can't give it anymore, give a little more extra for him. >> practice just wrapped up at day two of raiders camp. i was in napa yesterday with the top pick, khalil mack. justin tuck and the other veterans will be looking out for this kid. seems to be a really likeable guy. now all he needs is some time. >> starting at the bottom right now. i know i have to get a lot better. can't give myself a grade. wouldn't be too good. hopefully i can improv

his second major injury in two years in 2012 he suffered a torn achilles tendon and played all 16 games last year. hunter is likely to miss the entire upcoming season. >>> the injury to hunter is open the door for michael james, marcus lattimore, and carlos hyde, wisdom suggests hyde is the front runner, he is gore's projected successor. >> watching in practice and how he carry himself in practice and how he execute at practice, i'm going to keep continuing doing what coach ask me to do, come to practice every day, you know, give it my best. >> just have to try to play for him. go out there and compete and feel like i just can't give anymore, have to get extra for him. >> day two at raiders catch practice. i was in napa yesterday and along with 500 season ticketholders at a -- khalil mack, everything as advertised. justin tuck and the rest of the veterans on defense will be looking out for the kid. all the intangibles physical limp seems to be a likeable guy. all he needs right now is time. >> starting at the bottom right now. i have to get a lot better. i can't give myself a grade. won

. >>> injured have plagued kendall hunter' torn achilles in 2012.s off season he was okay but he is out for the season with a torn acl. hunter sustained the injury in a seven on seven drill at yesterday's practice. he was likely going to be the main backup to runningback frank gore. in three seasons as a backup hunter has rushed for 1200 yards and 7 touchdowns. the role of gore's backup will now fall to either rookie carlos hyde, marcus lattimore who missed last season or michael jane. >> kendall one of my best friends on the team so anytime you see someone as close as you are get hurt like that it's kind of depressing. all the work you put in in the off season to be out here with us you got to try to play for him. that's the way i have to look at it to compete and, you know, when i feel like i just can't give any more i have to give a little extra for him. >> dj hayden is missing training camp with a foot injury and tarel brown heads to the locker room early. he was under the weather. meanwhile, the quarterbacks are putting on a show for the raider

he had a torn achilles in 2012 and finally this season he looked like his old self.nfortunately he is now out again for the 2014 season with a torn acl. he got the injury at yesterday's practice. est going to be the main backup for -- he was likely going to be the main backup for gore. he has rushed for 1200 yards and 7 touchdowns. the role of gore's backup will now fall to either carlos high or marcus lattimore who missed last season with a knee injury or lamichael james. >> one of my best on the team so anytime you see someone as close as you are get hurt it's kind of depressing. all the work you put in in the off season to be out here with us, and you just got to try to play for him. try to go out there and compete and, you know, i feel like i just can't get any more, i have to give a little extra for him. >> hayden is missing trading camp for the raiders with a foot injury and terrell brown heads to the locker room early while the cornerback depth is looking thin the quarterback depth looks good. derek carr has been impressive and could make a run at matt schaub

remember he went down in last night's game with what looks like a ruptured achilles and could be outor the rest of the season. >>> open tryouts for the philadelphia soul today at the wells fargo center the team getting a good look at some potential prospects. last year they discovered ryan mcdaniel. he went on to be a finalist for rookie of the year. >>> final to wimbledon, novak djokovic and roger federer in the final today. federer back lands it right into the net. djokovic will come away with his second wimbledon title to reclaim his number one ranking. a name we'll hear a lot i'm sure. >> thank you lesley. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" , it was an ice cream lovers dream on penn's landing. the frozen treat takes center stage at a very special event. we're going to tell you all about it and you're going to want some ice cream >> ♪ >> welcome back everyone. there's nothing better on a summer day than ice cream, right? even better if it's all you can eat ice cream. what can be better than that? "eyewitness news" at the super all you can eat ice cream festival today. the great

sixer prospect, points guard pierre jackson went down in the second quarter with hanjour his right achillesnd trainers think it could be ruptured. that would likely put him on the sidelines for the rest of the season. jackson was acquired in a trade with new orleans during the draft. >>> rumors over a possible trade for jeremy lin heating up again. sources closures to the negotiation says sixers are definitely interested in the houston rockets guard depending on what they can get back for him. milwaukee has shown interest. a trade would give houston salary cap space to pursue other players in free agency. [cheers and applause] >>> argentina and belgium up first in the early game. argentina jumped ahead early with one in the back of the net in the eighth minute of play. belgium can't get the equalizer. argentina wins one-nothing. >>> the netherlands and costa rica in action today. both teams remain scoreless. send it into overtime. we have about 15 minutes left and still tied at zero. clever team wins will play argentina in the semifinals. >>> final the tonight we have the women's final at w

he has an injury to his right achilles.he trainer thinks it could be ruptured and that would put him on the sidelines for the rest of the season. he was acquired in a trade with new orleans during the draft. >>> rumors over possible trade for jeremy lin heating up again. sources close to the negotiations say that the sixers are interested in the houston rockets. depending on what they can get back for him. milwaukee has also showed a little bit of interest there. a trade would give houston the salary cap space to pursue other big players in free agency. >>> a big event held in lancaster today. it is now one year until the start of the u.s. women's open at the city's country club. golfing great arnold pomeron land to sign autographs and speak with the crowd. he was also named the honorary chairman of the tournament. >> ♪ [cheers and applause] >>> argentina and belgium in the quarterfinals of the world cup. argentina jets ahead early getting one in the back of the net in the eighth minute of play. belgium just can't get the e

once the strength of our nation or so we like to think, the melting pot, but could it be the achillessome 11 million illegal immigrants are here and more coming every day and now many are children, in some cases running from murder an epidemic worse than anything we've seen in heamerica. all hour we're taking a look at that problem. >>> but first our top story. 130 people are reported killed in gaza after several days of bombardment from israel.

. >> reporter: sixers lose guard pierre jackson to a torn right achilles. >>> rockets guard is on theding block, we'll see what happens. montia on the the poll in the >> welcome back it is 6:29, sky6 live hd taking a live look at head house square. get set to sweat. dangerous heat and humidity are about to set in. >>> let's get a check on the weather now with meteorologist chris sowers. it was a fabulous day yesterday. >> reporter: yesterday it was fantastic.abulous day yesterday. today is going to be nice, too, heat wave number two begins tomorrow. we're moving into what is typically the hottest time of the year and it's right on time. humidity levels are nice and low, it's very refreshing a gentle breeze and a few high, thin clouds, a peaceful shot of the peco bblgd. 66 degrees in philadelphia. most locations are close to that number. some are cooler, some milder. 56 in millville. sea isle city, you're milder, 67. same thing on the boardwalk, atlantic city, beach haven 66 degrees, and poconos barely hoblgd -- holding on to the 50-degree mark. a few high, thin clouds moving over the

he suffered a torn achilles' tendon. for return to play all 16 games last year work the current setback. he is expected to miss the entire 2014 season. the injury opens the door for la michael jail, marcus lattimore and carlos hyde. he seems to be the front runner. he is expected to be the successor. today at practice, both james and hyde talk about their fallen teammates. >> you know how he carry himself, i'm going to keep continuing doing what coach asked me to do. practice every day. give it my best. >> that's what i have to look at. compete and i don't feel like i can give anymore. >> wax out for carlos. day two of raiders camp is in the books. i was in animalia yesterday. my number one priority is to get a good look at kahlil mac. my assessment circumstances as good as advertised. justin tuck and the rest veterans. they'll be bringing him under their wing. he has all the intangibles. he seals to be a smart guy, very likable. give him some time to acclimate and then look out. >> i know i have to get a lot better. yea

that brings out a caution on the restart that that was an achilles heel. 17 laps to go and 20 years after his first brickyard win gordon gets his record fifth and then gives them the smooch. >> i don't think there is a better feeling. that's what it took today. it is a total team effort. i am not good on restart and wasn't good today. >> cooperstown welcomed tony la russa. he managed his way to three world series titles and two came with the cardinals. but his first is one we will all remember. 25 years ago when the a's beat the giants in the bay bridge series. today he joined a six-member class and among them another frank thomas. yankees manager joe torre and three atlanta braifts, bobbie box and greg maddux and tom glavine. >> for years i heard tony is prepared. our team is prepared. preparing is studying for the test. our team took the test. we competed like fanatics. >> i mentioned thomas. "the big hurt" goes in as a white sox, but he had a memorable season for the a's with 39 home runs and drove in 114 runs. thomas overcome with emotion in his acceptance speech today. >> we are a lo

>> well, not all good news out of orlando, the sixers lose guard pierre jackson to a torn right achilles>>> how about this saturday, the sixers are the lead candidates to acquire jeremy lane the rockets guard is on the trading block. montoya on the pole today in the poconos. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. >> some people thought they saw ufos in the sky. what they were seeing was nighttime sky divers over denver, colorado. they jumped over mile high stadium to the denver outallows. the video was taken by one of the skydivers showing the pyrotechnics lighting up the sky. there were numerous reports of ufos in the denver area. >>> old legion brewing company has developed old legion big gun loggers. the first batch features second lieutenant robert ahrenss from jewel iowa. some of the proceeds go to groups that support veterans. great idea. >> coming up we'll have a live report on the effort to help families affected by the devastating fire in southwest philadelphia this weekend. >> let's take a live look on sky6 hd, cape may, new jersey, the beach is already getting crow

if only to finally force granted to seal the achilles' heel of the shenandoah valley and approach washington. forsoldiers in these forts, days after early was long gone, we're cleaning up. not the battlefield, cleaning up the fortifications. kind of locking the barn door after the horse had been stolen. a number of these veterans, the watermark of the confederacy was it was asburg, tollhouse. ,t the corner of georgia avenue that was the fullest extent of the confederate forces on the 12 tooon of july 11 and capture washington, changing the course of the war and the course of us today. quite frankly. have eroded. we don't know where lincoln stood. i think he stood all over the place. he never stood still. down, he was was at fort stevens. but we really don't know for sure, despite the lovely stone out there. the veterans remembered seeing him there. i am 75 years of age, i remember it differently than when i was fighting, or something like that at 20, 18. so who knows? been mistaken that they wanted to mark that spot and they got the stone and brought it up there and put the bar relief on the

reporter: well, not all good news out of orlando, sixers lose guard pierre jackson to a torn right achilles> sixers acquire jeremy lane the rockets guard is on the trading block we'll see what happens. >>> pablo montoya on the pole in the poconos today. >> 7:26 we've got more in connection with just ahead. >> we'll be right back. [ joel ] i'm billy joel, and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world. my favorite place is long island. it's an endless beach, from long beach, to montauk, to long island sound. with incredible fishing, teddy roosevelt's home, and the first port in the u.s. come discover your favorite part of new york. ♪ i'm in a new york state of mind ♪ plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com. there's something for everyone. >> sky6 live hd a live right now get set to sweat dangerous heat and humidity are about to set in once again, accuweather is tracking it right now on "action news." it is 7:29 let's go outside to meteorologist chris sowers and the next heat wave in accuweather. hey chris. >> reporter: hey, nydia, there's a heat wave on the way, but let me t

unsatisfactory manufacturing practices have become an achilles' heel for them. thank you so much, bertha. movers, allstate downgraded at william blare. the firm expects the insurance company's to peak. xl group, and the firm's rating on the property and casualty insurance company remains overweight. price target 39 bucks salary beauty holdings upgraded. the firm kept its price target at $29, but that stock is up to $25.48, up nearly 5% today, ty. >> kayla, thank you. >>> a new cnbc fed survey finds the market is equally divided. while 34% say the fed's monetary policy will end badly. another 34% say the fed can execute a smooth exit. about half say the current policy is too easy, and 43% say it's just right. john lonsky is chief economist, and says this whole thing could end well. bob brusca, who thinks it won't. steve liesman, he's right in the middle of it all. take it away. >> our viewers can play this fed game at home to join the conversation at cnbc.com/vote, to tell us what your opinion is of whether or not this easen monetary policy will -- both governmen

in 2012 he suffered a torn achilles tendon but returned to play all 16 games last year.r will likely miss the entire upcoming season. the injury to hunter opens the door to michael james, lattimore and second-round pick hyde. hyde is expected to be the frontrunner. saturday at practice both james and hyde discussing their fallen teammate. >> watching him at practice, how he carried himself at practice and how he executed at practice. you know, i'm going keep continuing doing what the coach and me to do, come to practice everyday, give it my best. >> you have to try to play for him. >> that's what i have to look at, go out there and compete. and i feel like i can't give just more, i have to give extra for him too. >> day three of training camp for the raiders happens later today. i was in napa friday and the number one priority was to get a look at top pick mac. my assessment, he will be as good as advertised. the rest of the veterans on defense, they will be looking out for the kid. he has all the tangibles physically. he's likable and smart. give him time to acclimate a

in 2012 he suffered a torn achilles tendon but returned to play all the games last year. this year huntler like miss the entire upcoming is season. the injury opens the door to michael james, lattimore and second-round pick hyde. hyde is expected to be the frontrunner. saturday at practice both james and hyde discussing their fallen teammate. >> watching him at practice, how he carried himself as a practice and he execute at practice. you know, i'm going keep continuing doing what the coach and me to do, come to practice everyday, give it my best. >> you have to try to play for him. >> that's what i have to look at, go out there and compete. and i feel like i can't give just more, i have to give extra for him too. >> day three of training camp for the raiders happens later today. i was in napa friday and the number one authority was to get a look at mac. my as is meant, he will be as good as advertised. the rest of the veterans on defense, they will be looking out for the kid. he has all the tangibles physically. he's likable and smart. give him time to acclimate and look

jonathan shea who wrote two wonderful books about his work with vietnam veterans achilles in vietnamnd odysseus in america, has come up with to his work with veterans has come up with the phrase moral injury. and that seems to me absolutely to describe what happened to my son. attache describes it if you volunteer with great enthusiasm for the army and find yourself in a situation that you cannot then get out of because once you say yes you can't say partially know, and then you find that your superior officers are giving you orders that are in my son's words, stupid, greedy, wrong, what happens is a moral injury. it is an injury to that idealism with which he had and that phrase is -- my diamond fact glad i had written this book losing tim before i came across the phrase moral injury because i think i might have believed that was the answer that i was seeking what happened to my son. >> in your book you say when i'm writing about my son i have verbal planes at levels and tools to give me the illusion of control. as a writer you are trained to perceive and study your emotions. i'm cu

in 2012 he suffered a torn achilles tendon but returned to play all the games last year.his year hunter will likely miss the entire upcoming season. the injury opens the door to michael james, lattimore and second-round pick hyde. hyde is expected to be the frontrunner. saturday at practice both james and hyde discussing their fallen teammate. >> watching him at practice, how he carried himself as a practice and he execute at practice. you know, i'm going keep continuing doing what the coach and me to do, come to practice everyday, give it my best. >> you have to try to play for him. >> that's what i have to look at, go out there and compete. and i feel like i can't give just more, i have to give extra for him too. >> day three of training camp for the raiders happens later today. i was in napa friday and the number one priority was to get a look at top pick mac. my assessment, he will be as good as advertised. the rest of the veterans on defense, they will be looking out for the kid. he has all the tangibles physically. he's likable and smart. give him time to acclimate

s brilliance really is that they know how to target america's achilles heel. our obsession with tolerance and our fear of racial accusation, c.a.r.e. brujens us with a cudgel of inclusion, but we can't do it back to them because they don't care about intolerance. in islamic countries there's no such thing. you're with them or against them, and if you're against them, god help you or allah help you. we have to deal with this, and we are in many ways a cowardly country beholden to the fear of being called a bigot. >> you know how we fight back? you know what we do, we talk about c.a.r.e. we let people know what c.a.r.e. really is zrb it's the pr wing of hezbollah, hamas, and the muslim brotherhood. that's what they were put in place for, to kind of calm the tensions, the finger pointing at the, you know, radical muslim extremists that america was kind of getting very mad with, c. c.a.r.e. let's point out the moderate muslims around the world. the problem is they're also representing the extremists. >> but c.a.r.e., who is their biggest fan? >> iran. >> no, glen

. >> so going back to russia, in particular, the achilles heel is the energy going into europe.e some way for europe to get other energy and if there is, what companies would provide that to europe? >> there isn't. the fact of the smatter you are excessively dependent on russian goose and rigs oil. if you think about the sanctions imposed on iran, eventually, compare them to what is being done here. these sanctions are not that mean in all reality. there is clearly an issue here of double jeopardy. >> where are we with crude exports, paul, on the timeline of that? done you think that play noose the wti brent spread that melissa had started out with. since you are positive on refiners, do you think the street numbers has to come down? >> well, what we did in yesterday's note is we looked beyond the crude ban lifted, which we think is three years time. obviously, it's dependent on washington. we found value allowing for a post-export ban world. we are saying u.s. natural gas will be discounted. just not as much as it was, for example, if 2012. so what we believe is this poor polic

once the strength of our nation or so we like to think, the melting pot, but could it be the achilles' heel. some 11 million illegal immigrants are here and more coming every day and now many are children, in some cases running from murder an epidemic worse than anything we've seen in heamerica. all hour we're taking a look at that problem. >>> but first our top story. 130 people are reported killed in gaza after several days of bombardment from israel. this is just one of 500 buildings in gaza destroyed by the israeli military. israel calls them legitimate hamas targets. the palestinians say their water systems and power supplies have been hit and hospitals overwhelmed by more than 1,000 people injured. despite the firepower sent in to gaza by israeli forces they fired dozen of rockets into israel today. in gaza city cnn's international correspondent ben wedeman is there. ben, we know you've been reporting all evening that you've seen outgoing fire and incoming fire, what's the situation there now? >> reporter: miguel, the death toll here now stands at more than 150 after the most de

. >> i think that's the achilles' heel of this business is you've got to be -- you've got to be first>> how are the financials of the business? >> we had a little bit of a down year this year. >> sales are down. >> sales are down. >> from what to what? >> 1.6 to 1.45. >> that's almost 10% drop. >> right, right. >> we're going to have a bit of a loss this year. >> how much do you think you're going to lose this year? >> i think we'll be around a $50,000 loss. >> and how many debt is in the business? >> about $800,000. >> okay. >> how did you accumulate the debt? >> i think it's over 30 years. it's just kind of creeped up on us, you know. we've tried things and they haven't worked. >> mistakes. >> definitely mistakes. >> how much total inventory is in this warehouse? >> 365,000. >> and how many is aeroflicks? >> 60,000. >> $60,000 in aeroflicks. >> probably somewhere around there. we kind of went over the top when we got into toys "r" us with that, and we thought it would fly out the door and that's part of the reason for the debt that we have, you know, being able to survive a $60,000

i was coming off there with my achille's and set out most of the summer and felt i was able to contribute that is all you want as a pick, you want someone that is true to the team, whether it's in support or in play. and i did it then and hopefully i can earn my way on to this team. >> and he has given german sports fans a reason to be cheerful and after the football on the world cup he extended his lead by winning this and hamilton finished third after starting down at 20 and andy richardson reports. >> reporter: after the victory with rosburg on poll german fans were hoping for success at the home grand prix. there was drama as he flipped over and he was unhurt. the crashing qualifying and gave an exchange penalty and lewis had the 20th place and quickly made his way through the field. and the mercedes driver clipped one as he attempted to over take him and he apologized to his former teammate when he went past him a lap later. daniel's race ended when his car caught fire. the russian was able to get out of his car safely and after the home race didn't go as planned, the driver spun out

. >> reporter: not all good news out of the orlando, sixers lose pierre jackson to a right torn achilles reporter: sixers are the leading candidate to acquire jeremy lane. the rockets guard is on the trading block, we'll see what happens. montoya on the pole today in the poconos. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. >> the u.s. may have been eliminated from the world cup, but there's a new world to get your soccer fix. it's a new sport called kick golf. it's one of the fastest growing games in the county. the rules are simple, it's like playing golf with a soccer ball. unlike golf it takes two hours to play 18 holes and cost $10 for an duty to play. they are 160-foot golf courses in the u.s. and that number is expected to grow quickly. a lot of wives would like golf to take only 2 hours,. >> i'm on board. >>> a former actor on the hit abc show scandal gets into more legal trouble. we'll tell you why columbus shore was arrested in texas. >> breathing new life into old tires, how the rubber is being recycled into new products. >>> chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweat

>> i would argue, look, the real achilles heel of the kremlin, the sanctions we've imposed, the last sweep was by far the most impressive because we actually did blacklist some. there was some wiggle room. but we haven't done sectorial sanctions. we haven't sanctioned the state gas company and these other things. all of this to one side, the way you hit the kremlin, the way you hit vladimir putin is the way that the russian protest movement hit him in 2011. you remember hundreds of thousands of people turned out on the streets of moscow. what did they do it for? the stolen elections. but the real motif of that protest movement was what? united russia, the ruling party of russia, is the, quote, party of crooks and thieves. that was a coinage by the head of the russian opposition, still is to most degrees, but is now under house arrest and facing a battery of trumped-up legal charges. that opposition movement has been neutered because putin has controlled the narrative. you just discussed how he owns state television, and that's where most russians get their information. if i was in ch

is there an achilles heel or something he is passionate about? heel that he is vulnerable about?ear. he is frightened that if you would ever step down, he would go to jail because of corruption or human rights abuses. he is terrified that now, especially after mh17, he would never be able to go into safe exile abroad. >> interesting. i want to congratulate you and your book and your newsweek article. i cannot convey how important this is. thank you so much. >> our twitter question of the day, can the u.s. negotiate? tweet us. ♪ >> good morning everyone. alix steel is known for betty liu coming up on "in the loop." russ will join. we are really looking forward to. he had a smart article earlier this week. that is live at 9:00. we welcome all of you. sterns with me today. fu is off. we have an earnings and and an earnings season which once again surprised everyone. >> yes. i want to point out that there have been some earnings this morning. xerox surpassed the estimates, haas did moody's. we're still waiting on abbvie. >> who are they? >> they are spun out from abbott labs about a

jonathan shea who wrote two wonderful books about his work with vietnam veterans achilles in vietnamd odysseus in america, has come up with to his work with veterans has come up with the phrase moral injury. and that seems to me absolutely to describe what happened to my son. attache describes it if you volunteer with great enthusiasm for the army and find yourself in a situation that you cannot then get out of because once you say yes you can't say partially know, and then you find that your superior officers are giving you orders that are in my son's words, stupid, greedy, wrong, what happens is a moral injury. it is an injury to that idealism with which he had and that phrase is -- my diamond fact glad i had written this book losing tim before i came across the phrase moral injury because i think i might have believed that was the answer that i was seeking what happened to my son. >> in your book you say when i'm writing about my son i have verbal planes at levels and tools to give me the illusion of control. as a writer you are trained to perceive and study your emotions. i'm cur

achilles pain. >> reporter: you might call this foot specialist a heel when it comes to saying anythingbined with the inflexibility, don't allow the foot to move in a natural way. >> the normal foot should make contact with the ground, to be able to adapt to the ground or terrain when a person is moving or walking. >> reporter: this kind of footwear not only prohibits the foot from absorbing shock in the right way, but can lead to instability. >> often we see a person develop a lateral or outside ankle injury where they actually rip or tear a ligament and sometimes fracture a bone. >> reporter: and as carrie so infamously learned in this "sex and the city" episode, what good is a fashionable shoe if you can barely walk in it? one "vogue" writer, admitted falling for the trend literally. she ended up tearing a ligament wearing what some describe as serious occupational hazards. some advice i was given, try to keep the bulk of your weight on your heel in order to keep your ankle from collapsing inward. but how are you supposed to do that while you're walking? what would you say to a patie

because you care about it and love it all so much you want to do it perfectly, but perfection is the achillesclutter can be signs of bigger issues like a closet full of unworn clothing, that can mean you're trying to fill an emotional void. the need to save everything may be ocd. boxes filled with half finished projects can be signs of attention deficit disorder, and refusing to throw anything away could be fear of making the wrong decision. organizational expert justin klosky says sometimes the solution is to start fresh. >> take everything out of the space. see the space for what it is without anything in it, and then start putting things back into it to fill the space that feels right, and consistently repeat this process at least once a month. >> reporter: for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> once a month? >> yeah, that sounds -- >> i wish. >> yeah. >> well, if you're following google's advice and working less, you might be able to do that. >> yeah, you might have time to do that. >> i feel like clearing up cluttering is good, and my wife is good at enforc

so, this is the achilles heel. it can't feed itself because it's broken its own economic system, hollowed it out over the years. so in terms of ways to put pressure on them, these are some of the ways that we can use to do that. >> and i appreciate that. but the normal kinds of leverage when you look at sanctions regimes, you know, we're looking at it on russia right now. well the ruble is exchanged. they have a stock market. they have external investment. they have trade flows. all of which can now be influenced in a way they were not as influenced when they were the soviet union. so they are feeling some heat. we don't have that kind of leverage with the north korea regime, do we >> we have limited leverage because we have almost no trade with them, that's correct. >> of course, they use their nuclear program as leverage over the west in terms of food supplies, emergency food supplies and the like. >> that's correct. >> yeah. >> i should say one of the biggest points of leverage is the strength of our alliance re