. >> you love adam?e my own son. >> and it's happened a number of times during the trial, a state witness wound up winning points for the defense. adam's so-called love interest, for example. though it wasn't quite like that. yes, they dated for a while, but adam wasn't going to get deeply involved she learned. >> adam wasn't emotionally available, which he always made clear from the very start. >> finally, one last loose end. remember csi anna howell? earlier she testified that she, a married woman, had only a working relationship with lead detective angullo. >> when you've been off duty, you socialize with detective angullo? >> no, sir. >> no? >> but the very next day, she was called back to the stand and had to admit she hadn't told the truth. >> you knew you had misrepresented your relationship to this jury on the stand under oath. >> that wasn't part of the case. >> yes or no, ma'am, is that true? >> yes. >> thank you. >> in fact, the two had had an affair. >> are you married? >> yes. >> did you hav

we don't want to -- adam: sound good. >> sorry. adam: no, no sound good.lee, what i'm wondering to what extent you need people owes location data? how much of their personal data do you need to communicate with them? >> very little at awe. to set up a profile on the app all you need is a name and mobile phone number and that's really all you need. you set up the app. we use the number to verify the account's legitimate. we don't want people abusing the system. because it makes things worse. after you have that set up you start using the application and looking for wait times to get on the wait list. adam: what is terrific about this, your team is hardly newcomers to this name. the company qsr has been doing restaurant software systems well over 15 years. louisville, a great place to test it. stories onhe food there, you're a foodie town. you're taking a on a huge competitor. priceline bought open table. that is who you're going after. how big of a challenge is this for you? >> well, first of all we don't look at it is really directly compete. we kind of lo

adam?m: and the president's planning to come to new york not on business, but essentially, fundraising for the democrats. and he's not changing those plans, correct? >> reporter: that's correct, adam. adam: rich edson in washington d.c. thank you very much. so will all of these global concerns spoil the party for investors? we want to get right to the floor show. traders all over the place, new york stock exchange, cme group and the nymex. teddy weisberg's there at nyse for us, charles at the cme and elliott warren at the nymex. i saw that oil actually went back up today. is this because of the volatility? take your pick, in the mideast or russia? >> well, you know, if you really take a good look at crude, it's actually down quite a bit over the last several weeks. we were trading $98 a few weeks ago, and before that we were well over $100. i think we're still in a bear trend here but, you know, it's going to tick up. yeah, any sort of crisis will always rally crude at least in the short te

adam?m: rich, you mentioned that the president's going to europe. has the white house addressed the fact that a lot of people seem to think that david cameron is leading the western world, if not the globe in this response to what's being called a threat to our way of life and civilization and that the president is following, not leading? >> reporter: well, the white house did talk about that an awful lot today because there has been criticism of that. what the white house is saying to that is dade cameron is addressing -- david cameron is addressing concerns there and the allies are still trying to develop a strategy as to how exactly to deal with isis, whether or not to go into syria, to step up actions we've seen in iraq and we're basically on the same page as the british and that answer and those responses will be coordinated next week at nato. adam: rich edson, thank you very much. >>> closing bell rings in 50 minutes. everybody seems to try to get in on the drone-building game. we're

adam?electronics market without radioshack is like the 1980s without molly ringwald, it just wouldn't be the same. >>> okay, two years ago this name meant little to american consumers, but now odds are it probably rings a bell. more than 1300 store ors around the world and 21 stores already open in the united states, it is planning to open an additional 18 by just the end of this year. to find out if uniglow is heading to a city towards you, joining us now is larry meyer, the usa ceo. thanks for being here. you're about to open in boston next week, right? >> yes, we are, and we'll also be opening more stores in philadelphia. we have one, and we will be opening next week in los angeles and orange county, south coast plaza. adam: okay. now, like a lot of businesses the first start out of the gate there were a few setbacks. the stores opened, three closed, i think it was, in 2005. but you've learned from that, and what have you learned? >> we've learned that it's about ongoing change. we, we o

adam: dan, wrap this up. we pointed out earlier the russell 2000 is back in positive territory for the year. do you v. any opportunities in maybe smaller cap stocks? >> there is. this year because, interest rate environment was declining, 10-year note yield was declining this year. a lot of investors rotated into larger caps as yields declined, people are pressing into the yield plan. that is what allowed larger caps to outperform on a basis. what happened i think it pushed valuations into smaller cap stocks and really flushed a lot out in those sectors. we're starting to see money flows rotate back into the small caps. so there is plenty of opportunity there. quite frankly i expect maybe not 2014-2015 story but in the years ahead we're eventually going to see small caps start to lead the charge once again. i have high hopes for the russell over the long term even though i know it has been lagging for the last several months. typically in bull market cycle you want the engine firing on all cylinders, all mark

adam: new record. a-plus as opposed to a. >>> one of the most successful video game franchises in history, madden nfl. the man who created and founded one of the biggest game-makers electronic arts. we have him next. dierdre: from the box office to the corner office. the company for jessica alba just raised $70 million. going public may not that be far off. one of the investors behind the funding has a proven track record with other startups. he is our leader as well. adam: you will love this. investing in classic cars. it has been soaring and great return for people with big bucks. you can get in for a little bit. we're not talking about multimillion-dollar cars for the uber rich. we're talking about old corvette or mustang in the garage. we tell you how to get into this market. we want to hear from you by the way. what is your dream classic car? tweet us @fbnatb. fox business "after the bell." your answers are coming up. ♪ [ male announcer ] once, there was a man who found a magic seashell. it told h

adam: i'm "what's his name." the tech giant reportedly will announce the long-awaited iwatch in less than two weeks at the same event it is expected to unveil the iphone 6. moving up to reveal to september 9, it had been expected to come out much later this year. apple shares are climbing, they are up more than 1% hitting another record 52 weeks high, $102.50. with one hour to go, the major averages are on the fence after the record close above 2000 yesterday. the dow down seven points, s&p down three points, the nasdaq down five and the russell 2000, down three points, still positive for the year, but barely. new york state best getting a massive internet outage. losing internet service for several hours. time warner cable does not know what caused the outage, the shares not hit too bad. another company generating buzz, the widely popular messaging app has been raising funds. putting snap chat valuation at $10 billion, but with virtually no revenue, let's go back and virtually no revenue could snap chat follow o

adam: okay.rod brown wants us to eat white castle, you can do that in your 20s, but as you get older you've got to graduate to steak and shake because the white castle sliders are good at three a.m., but but five hours later, watch out. i know you know the white castle. we're going to have more, obviously, because it's a big move, and trends in the entire burger business are really coming into focus. we're joined right now by an analyst with stephens research. he's joining me on the telephone from little rock, arkansas. thank you for joining us on this. at the end of the day, is this about saving money through taxes or is it really about the fact that what we eat is changing as a nation? we're going for different kinds of foods, and burger king better expand quickly? >> thanks for having me. i think it's a little bit of both. is there going to be a tax benefit? sure. i think that's part of it. but also you look at what 3g capital who's a majority owner, they manage corporate costs. so they could

adam, to you, i still eat burgers and i don't care. adam and deirdre, thanks for that.ve a mom who created app that forces your kids to phone home. coming today on the show, slam consumers with fees. there is even a fee for things you don't use. back to school time for millions of kids, very expensive time for parents. we'll give you idea on just how to save. new calls for better way to help americans save for retirement, with a lesson from guess who, canada. "the willis report," where consumers are our business and starts right now.

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>> i like strategists that go maybe $200 from here. >> adam? >> wells fargo.l run san francisco bank will benefit in a raising rate environment. >> csx, i love railroads and this is a great railro. >> we finished a little too soon. here i say -- >> choose a system. >> fox news continues now. >> is the president about to get out his pen and strike a deal with the u.n.? >> we're push ing pushing the c climate change. >> now, some here say this latest end run around congress is going to put u.s. jobs on ice. are they right? welcome to forbes on fox. ruth, mike, and john, it would be

with me, scarlet fu and adam johnson.carlet, get us started on the screamer and she. >> microsoft ceo steve balmer? he has a loud personality. he is the new owner of the l.a. clippers. he made his debut yesterday. he sat down with trish regan. he is setting the bar pretty high for his new $2 billion investment. >> i want the clippers the best the clippers can be. the best team, the best players, the best character, the best coaching staff, the best business. i want all of that for the clippers. that just means we're going to have to be hard-core about better, tenacious, more and more excellent in everything we do. ballmer promising to be hard-core, you know he is going to be a hands-on manager. >> he is going to be paying some $4for million bucks -- million a year and they will spring their ankle, will he start screaming? >> that is what he does, he screams. usually i think what is challenging in professional sports, the manager does not make as much money as the stars. now you have an owner who can bear down on the playe

adam: i think the quote is knowledge is good. >> knowledge is punished! adam: see you later. love scott and the cow cape. >>> tesla, up more than 75% year-to-date, once again. look at this, hitting all-time high today. this is year-to-date picture. but the green dot, for the existence of this company being a publicly-traded company. it is its fifth all-time high in six sessions. with shares about $300 now, and a p-e ratio, price to earnings ratio more than 200, is the tesla growth about to start to shrink a little bit? or will this run continue? time for a street fight. we have the bull, standing by, watching jeff reeves, our bull. investorplace.com editor. for the bears, john thompson, vils capital management ceo. john, i want to talk about short interest, when i've been covering tesla even before public, people said it can't work. then it goes public. short interest climbed and climbed. it is starting to shrink a little bit. i asked elon musk at the time when it was rocketing in short interest, here is what he said. then we'll have you comment what he said? >> i think it is

here's adam johnson.an convoys headed for used in -- >> a russian convoys headed for eastern ukraine. there is one potential outcome. russia says they are carrying food and medicine for embattled separatist, but ukraine wants to make sure there are no weapons on board. ukrainian troops have surrounded the pro-russian rebels. backing is no longer nouri al-maliki. it is instead endorsing his designated successor. the military and his own party are also saying he cannot expect their support. in a missouri city where an unarmed black teenager was say,d by officers, police the officer is getting death threats and they will not reveal his name. init is a fluid moment eastern ukraine, to say the least. even the red cross questions the contents of the content -- of the convoy. at last point, the convoy was making from the southwest toward the border. kiev is up in arms over the possible military aspects of the convoy. do they need humanitarian goods? >> absolutely. have are people who do not food, water, electric

and that's what adams photography is all about. about the fact that nature is not perm innocent. >> reporter: john socousky is part of anzel adams 500. >> on view adams long life homage to the american west. the spectacle of yosemite national park. celestial park high above the sierra nevada. this one called moonlight new mexico. he took the picture before the sun set into darkness. sometimes he would just set the camera down and let the scenery dictate. >> his own intense experience. >> adams was born in san francisco in 1902. ambitions to become a pianist were sidetracked after a visit to yosemite. he returned to the solitude of the country. >> we walk across a meadow in yosemite and he would just stop and look up and there were clouds and he would just look at me and say, my god. it is so wonderful. >> adams revisited his favorite subjects old faithful, the grand canyon. glacier national park again and again. for all those portraits of sweeping vistas. a weathered stump. a cascade of flowers. he proclaimed a sense that the mount

marc leishman and adam scott. this was adam. peter: this was a 9-iron from 1 3 yards. one of the better shots he's hit on the second nine. ian: coils back and fully uncoils on the way through. that's his key. works on the nice, smooth rhythm. perfect. gary: lovely scene, isn't it? look at the pond. not a wrinkle. david, i'm not going to have you read this because everyone has missed this putt to the right. david: really? gary: watch this. they think it's going to really come down. actually, this is a pretty good line. yeah, that was a great line. david: you know, every now and then there's someone in the game who comes along that just makes it look more beautiful than it has done in the past. there was sam snead and ben hoagen and tom weiskopf and ballesteros. tiger woods. rory mcilroy is one of those players. gary: especially with his driver. that driver swing is just majestic. he sticks it literally -- you could sculpt him because his body is in the same position every time. 20 feet and boy, he needs it. well, one guy got what he wanted, five. the other guy did not g

adam kwasman was wrong about that. >> adam kwasman was making a speech. >> the reason why lady justice holds a blindfold over -- >> reporter: then the republican congressional candidate suddenly stopped. he got word a bus was heading down the road and took off for it. it's what kwasman and the oracle protesters were waiting for, a confrontation with a bus full of migrant children. kwasman tweeted from the scene "bus coming in. this is not compassion, this is the abrogation of the rule of law." he included the photo of a yellow school bus. >> i was able to see some of the children in the buses and the fear on their faces.

marc leishman and adam scott. this was adam. peter: this was a 9-iron from 1 3 yards. one of the better shots he's hit on the second nine. ian: coils back and fully uncoils on the way through. that's his key. works on the nice, smooth rhythm. perfect. gary: lovely scene, isn't it? look at the pond. not a wrinkle. david, i'm not going to have you read this because everyone has missed this putt to the right. david: really? gary: watch this. they think it's going to really come down. actually, this is a pretty good line. yeah, that was a great line. david: you know, every now and then there's someone in the game who comes along that just makes it look more beautiful than it has done in the past. there was sam snead and ben hoagen and tom weiskopf and ballesteros. tiger woods. rory mcilroy is one of those players. gary: especially with his driver. that driver swing is just majestic. he sticks it literally -- you could sculpt him because his body is in the same position every time. 0 feet and boy, he needs it. well, one guy got what he wanted, five. the other guy did not ge

with me, scarlet fu and adam johnson. adam?> tom, israel and hamas have extended their truce five days. it's welcome relief on both sides, but as we get this report, travel to israel is till caught in the cross fire. >> as negotiations continue between israel and hamas in the alleyways and markets, jerusalem, one consequence of the gaza conflict remains beyond dispute. tourism here has been devastated. >> how many customers do you have at the moment? >> at the moment, zero. >> none? >> my guide to the city runs a small touring company for those visiting jerusalem from near and far. during better times, its clientele ranges from day tripping israeli couples to large trips from china. >> if somebody is calling, we just want to come -- >> the latest round has impacted the entire tourism trade. >> we are talking about close to four million tourists coming to israel. you have an income of $6 billion a year, which is very important for country like us. >> this yeerks instead of the four million, it's predicted that number will fall t

adam perry lang.llo, adam. [ applause ] thank you for coming. what is this, are we going to make friendship bracelets? >> we're going to do monster chuck roast steaks with whisky caramel sauce. >> jimmy: i love it already. >> we're going to tie it together. just individual that string underneath. and do like a double tie twice. >> jimmy: just double knot it? >> yeah, i'll hold it. and then tie it over my finger. >> jimmy: okay. then we throw your finger on the grill? all right. >> awesome. this is a type of cut, i use certified angus beef. this is one of those cuts where any butcher or supermarket has it, but you have to ask for it. it's great flavor. >> jimmy: you tell them what? >> can i have a whole chuck roll. you're basically going to cut here and here on both sides of the steak. >> jimmy: okay, cut it right down there? >> there you go. >> jimmy: i love it. and continue or no? >> exactly, go straight through. we'll just do one steak. then we have the steak here. it's pretty sizable. like half the

adam almond that is wonderful. -- adam, that is wonderful. good morning. >> good morning, everyone.urveillance." i am tom keene. did scarlet fu and adam johnson with me. , ceouest, vivek ranadive of tibco. adam, let's get you top headlines. >> keeping the peace in ferguson, missouri. the state governor has called the national guard. by suburb has been wracked violence since the shooting of an unarmed black teenager a week ago. an autopsy found michael brown separate times. security versus and kurdish fighters took back the strategic site. islamic. should it weeks ago. -- islamic rebels took it weeks ago. julian a son should might be ready to surrender. the wikileaks founder will leave ecuador soon. assange has been staying there for 2 years. he is wanted in sweden for sexual assault charges. >> let's talk about banks. u.s. banks posted $40 billion in net income last quarter. second highest profit in 23 years. the rebound reflects increased lending to companies and individuals even as investors count the costs linked to regulation. the president and ceo of the mecca bankers associati

adam. >> hello, adam. >> can you see him, doc? >> dr. ecklund's only examination of adam came by teleconference. ecklund didn't know we were watching. >> do you think it would help him, you know, make him improve? >> i think it's likely to help him, yes. i would say... 75% chance that it--that he would have a noticeable improvement. >> ecklund proposed four treatments costing a total of $20,000. the sussers asked ecklund to treat adam near their florida home. >> again, my concern would be the legalities of it. >> he's right to be concerned. it would be a felony to use stem cells in an unapproved therapy or to sell them for export to the u.s. that's why we were surprised to see this on many websites: a shopping cart. we clicked on ecklund's stem tech labs cart, and, with no medical or scientific credentials, we bought 20 million umbilical cord stem cells for $5,000, shipped to america. we had the cells sent by the highest medical standard. duke university suggested we use something called a dry shipper, cooled with liquid nitrogen. we sen

i'm scarlet fu with tom keene and adam johnson.ou company news from the files of "bloomberg west." boardballmer quitting the after microsoft's ceo. he is still the top individual shareholder. blog is trying to raise money. is trying to deliver cargo to the international space station. some privacy watchdogs are worried about new plants from google. reports say it would let kids from under age 13 have google and youtube accounts -- gmail and youtube accounts. that is the latest headlines. i wasn't aware there were restrictions. advertisersay targeting young kids is the least of the worries out there about having young kids online. it gets a lot worse than advertising. talk about getting worse come a we have a little debate that is getting hotter. worse, weout getting have a little debate that is getting hotter. host, along guest with stan. ing?is the 10-year yield >> if you look at rates in the u.s., we have never seen those levels period. that it is about secular stagnation fears. it is unclear for the market to judge what the econ

adam scott has to stay in the top five. if rory does go on to win, adam has to stay in the top five to remain number one in the world. i'm sure he's not thinking of that as he's playing. he's just trying to make birdies. that will be a couple of bogeys for the two australians at 14. jim: there's one thing about the world golf rankings. they're come piled over several years and that's one think that at times i think they ought to adjust. nothing against adam. he's played really well this year. a lot of high finishes, including the win at colonial but does anyone have a doubt has to -- as to who the number one player in the world is right now? that could be official at the end of the day. mcilroy, one shot better than sergio. still have a long way to go here at firestone country club and the south course. in this world golf championship event. you might be wondering how come there are still four or five holes to go? there was a rain delay this morning after the fourth round had started. now we're in 17 minutes later. they res

because they reversed the congress and seated adam. now for the first time in my life, i have to judge a republican, a man who holds the most -- and make no mistake about that. i look back over history and i try to judge what i should do here. this is the most important thing i shall ever do in my whole life, and i know it. it's far more important than whatever happens to me as a result of this vote. and i know history tells me that 107 years ago the country was thrown into a fit of hysteria. in less than three, president johnson was impeached during that fit of hysteria. that has dpoen down in history as one of the darkest moments in the government of this great nation. and i don't propose to be any part of a second blotch on the history of this great nation. how is it all done? the hysteria that was generated, should it be done? let's not use some words by some great people. let's use all of them and put them together. james madison, among other things, said that the president should be impeached only for something extremely serious,

with me scarlet fu and adam johnson. feel like i need a monster energy drink. >> we all do. >> just got your local coca-cola distributor. they're taking on a minority stake in monster beverage. the price tag is about 2.15 billion dollars. the move is to get in more aggressively on energy drink business, which has been growing and doing quite well. earnings that coca-cola this year, if you look at the consensus estimate, flat. zero growth. >> people aren't drinking soft drinks. it is seen as not healthy. people are moving toward energy drinks and healthy drinks. coca-cola is been trying to make investments in those areas, but not really gaining much traction. this is a deal in which it really gets to take on monster's natural sodas and juices and at the same time, it moves its energy drinks but which include burn, mother, and play. the satellite tricks up your alley, tom. >> wikipedia. the drink is not recommended for pregnant women. it is caffeine. it is essentially a new delivery of starbucks, right? >> straight to your

and you have to -- >> i disagree with you. >> let me just make a point. >> let adam come in. go ahead. >> well sh, the point is that, look, i think that where most of us are in basically in agreement here sh here, and if we are talking about the policy w what we have learned from the situation is ha the place where the most money needs to be spent is on community policing. that is salaries for the cops to be walking the streets in the neighborhoods. >> they triy ied it in new york city under david dinkins and it never worked. then youed had rudy giuliani and bill bratton changing the policing ways. >> well, it is not the only thing to spend the money on. >> and it is absurd left concept that does not work. >> and here is the thing. one thing that we have seen, dagan, over the years, over the last 25 years is that the crime has come down pretip to usually, -- precipitously, and part of the reason is aggressive polici policing. to adam's point, you combine it with technology and know-how, but it effective and made it a much better country. >> yes, butt at some point, it crosses

adam?> coming up next hour, we are going to be talking about africa. , the onlying markets american on the debt , the debt of ivory coast and belize, he will be joining us to talk about opportunities in africa. the white house kicks off the africa conference today. this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ >> good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." i'm tom keene. scarlet fu and adam johnson. it's time for morning must-read. scarlet fu has one for us. >> it is from the new yorker. it is about the language of money. the language we use for economics, everything we do here on "bloomberg surveillance." form ofehension is a consent. if we allow ourselves not to understand this language, we are signing off on the way the world works today, in which everything about your life is determined by the accident of who your parents are. this ever widening gap between the rich and everyone else. you are condoning the status quo. >> this is really, really important. to 1974 andoes back the mystery of r

adam johnson and olivia sterns.in williams dying and 63. reported suicide. the paragraphs in the newspaper are all saying the first four paragraphs. here is what i will remember. passing.on the literally, robin williams to us -- describing his great mentor and perhaps describing himself. last night, one person put out an amazing photograph. griffin put out a very quiet photograph on instagram. this speaks to american, and a -- two american comedy. american comedy. and 80 years of comedy. >> thank you for pointing out the common annuity -- continuity. >> i grew up listening to jonathan winters. my father would play them with bill cosby in the living room. my father laughed differently over mr. winters totally twisted comedy that came out of a really tough world. there is the "mrs. doubtfire." there is also the drama. dead poets society." there are also the voices. >> the riffing and "aladdin." you are so right. there was just the voice. not the photo image. age 63.lliams we can't forget "good morning, vietnam." adam

adams. that was very moving. and my role now is to efficiently get you to our friend, the incomparable bud robertson, who is obviously the main attraction this evening. so as i middle here, i hope i can keep your attention for a few moments. and i promise that unlike a comedy show, there will be no ventriloquism or jokes about airline food. when superintendent dave ruth called and asked me to say a few words about this event, which marks a century and a half since the battle of cold harbor, i asked, why me? after all, i'm a 20th century historian by training. my war took place 70 years ago, not 150. however, dave said something kind about my presence adding to the event and i certainly appreciated that. but between us, he's my sometime doubles tennis partner, and it's in his best interest to keep>=9 ego stroked. but i do appreciate his confidence in bringing me here. now i'll admit that when i was thinking about this evening, it caused me a few sleepless nights, so i'm glad you had sleepless nights and i did too.

adam and i have talked about this.s forever -- the border between syria and iraq now an historic artifact? >> in effect, it may be, but the challenge is, look, tom, we have oils that need to be ship ped and there is a legal this feud over that, so it is easier said than done to wipe away these borders, but i do think the region is moving to a different future than we have seen over the last 50, 60 years. senior fellowis, at the center for american progress, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> houston does not know what to do with a huge tank. >> and. >> we will be right back on "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ >> good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." i'm tom keene. with me scarlet fu and adam johnson. >> a betty liu is here on set with us, anchor of "in the loop ." >> we kind of match today. >> we do. it is the purple-red explosion. >> exactly. we have great guests. greg rayburn will be hosting with me, the guy who turned throes oftess in the a fight with the union and near bankruptcy, so he is going to b

adamant about that. we do not pay tribute.pilots wanted a ransom from the united states. the reason we do not do that is a clear 1 -- we are so vulnerable in so many parts of the world that if we start negotiating for hostages, it puts a target and a price on all americans, anyone who wants to get money will go after americans and then go to the u.s. government is a give us money, so in fact, it makes americans more vulnerable if we start paying money for hostages. it makes americans more likely to be taken. distance, them a fully family, the parents of james foley, have been uncommonly graceful in their approach to this and the emotion and the intensity. >> he and they have been enormous the courageous, and i give them a great deal of credit. >> if john kerry spoke to the hostages, nothe ransom, what would you say to them? >> eye with a what happened to their son was an enormous tragedy, and the united states was going after him, but he was moved to the very end, but they really were trying to get him and free him, so the u.s

good afternoon commissioner president adams and commissioners. regina thank you for having us here today, this is our update on what we've done with the gross receipts to date >> ems we've been here before our original outreach was heavy allow front loaded our goal to hit all the businesses prior to the paying the register fee in may. and we feel that we did a are good job we sent out a survey and 67 percent of those applied to the surveys about the changes in the tax prior to the business register fee. so on a high-level this kind of you show us what we've done we did one hundred and 73 plus online impressions that was people that clicked on the media and some which that included our social media we partnered with interesting organizations unified to help us get our language and information out that are that there we did 23 presentations 34 with organizations and successors and that's high-level that didn't go into speaking one-on-one on the tax. this slide shows you we launched a website in january this is kind of an overlay of a number of his

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it's sunny out there right now, adam joseph is outside enjoying it. another nice day. >> anything but hot out here, but that will change, a beautiful breeze and a bright, blue sky, here are the numbers right now, only upper 70s to the north and west. 80 in philadelphia, 81 in millville and at the shore with a northwesterly wind, no sea breeze today, 80 at the boardwalk in sea isle city and along long beach island, you probably felt the winds clocking in at 18 miles per hour. sustained in philadelphia, 12 in allentown and 12 in millville. that drives in the cooler air for august with high pressure to the north and the clouds are to the north and east in new england and clouds to the west near chicago and the high will be pulling over our region tonight. and that will relax the wind and create comfortable temperatures for some football, very fall-like weather, this evening at the linc, kickoff is at 7:00 p.m. and the temperature will be 71 as the winds ease. we'll talk about the holiday weekend with a big turn around and the chance for storms i'll vtd d

and commissioner president adams. commissioner dooley. commissioner dwight. commissioner ortiz-cartagena. commissioner riley. supervisor paul. and commissioner white is absent. >> great, thank you thank you, commissioners. >> next item, please. >> item number 5 is the presentation on the department of health point of sales dies ordinance number 195 or chapter one 15 of the administrative active code we have commissioner from the public health department providing you with a presentation. this is oh, >> this is discussion only right. >> this is discussion only no action item and just for your information commissioner in our packets are we have provided number commissioner has provided the inspections that have taking place a look at the counties state and local fees local forums in case you want to look at that and in 2007 a letter for the particular legislation i do have information that the commissioner monoroadway was provided for the local issuance i'm going to distributto distri. this is the regulations what they are and the state regulation >> how the lo

two months later adams is reinstated by the state supreme court.p for re-election in 2014, he declined our request for an interview or comment. >> hallie still struggles with her participation in the beating. >> i actually really did think about, you know, maybe it might just be better if i took my own life. i did consider that. i regret that i wasn't strong, and i regret that i didn't call the police. >> hillary says she still hopes someday to reconcile with her father but has no regrets about posting the video. >> a normal person would not hurt an animal like that. they wouldn't whip a puppy or anything. they wouldn't whip a cat that they find, so why would somebody do that to their own child? >> coming up, flash floods strand a panicked pooch. >> the dog looked like he was getting very tired. he started struggling. >> his only chance, a daring airborne rescue. >> we really were the only option. >> when "caught on camera heroes and villains" continues. we clean it up, turn around, and there it is again. it's scary. little bit in my eye. [ michell