the boss alone they to destruct one swarm of boss alone as poorest in shabbiest areas the photographer he sends for now knew the place when it was still home to three thousand fishermen. bustling nato was always a workers district which attracted people from outside looking for work so. strangers are actually nothing new but in the meantime things have gone too far for the fifteen thousand inhabitants of bustling may to be senseful now understands his neighbors concern. but are not out for a festival offer for i did not write it no more name and tombstones anymore if there had been run on a good example it tears up high traffic. every one of us would bamidbar it and i'm back and it. would take yes i know nothing is happening to africa and there aren't enough. but mass tourism has not come about by chance a lot of people have lived in basile anetta all their lives now they're worried about their district which for a long time was not touched by tourism in the last fifteen years though bustling nato has developed into a magnet for tourists because it's a perfect combination of city and s

wasn't too recent is the main market for the inhabitants of toss alone. bravo like shopping in the market hold steeped in tradition nowadays he only comes to conduct studies. i am in. but i get. a spare. coming. up and. i want. one public space is increasingly restricted and globalised cities lose an important cultural resource and ultimately then i teach you to life. saturday morning in the historic center of dubrovnik only a thousand people live twenty years ago it was five times just. one of the few people who lived abroad and returned to the home city is cultural anthropologist to veil and. she's interested in the effect the mass tourism has on the cultural identity of citizens and represents to both make in the european cultural parliament at the weekend she likes to get to know the market traders personally for us they always have fair prices that the bahamas the tourists in the south what they sell if they sell things i want i want the medal they give me food though i don't like the wrong side of. like parts of. venice the. city wools is a willed c

a city alone director alone can't solve this problem. and a mayor alone can solve the problem. a citizen alone also cannot solve the problem but collectively, collectively, we as a community can do so. by working together, by combining the smart policy out of important watching. kelly: that the mayor of little rock, arkansas explaining what his community is going through after a shooting that took place resulting in at least 25 people injured from gunshots and three other people fleeing the scene and being injured in the process. the mayor eloquently talking about what's going on in his community and other communities brought the country as relates to gang violence. we should also make note the fact that laura ingle, the merit was reaching out to communities and church groups and what happened last night and very concerned about getting guns off the street and out of the hands of criminals and trying to move his community forward so they can peaceably come together. our state sister station also in little rock just a week ago talked to gang members who said they were trying to

most notably as peter mccallister in the box office hits "home alone" and "home alone two: lost in newyork." tmz reports he recently had "minor back surgery" at stanford medical center and stayed in the hotel during recovery. the medical examiner-coroner's office says there is no evidence of foul play. in palo alto, philippe djegal, kron four news. (justine) there will no longer be sandboxes at parks in san francisco all new playgrounds will look similar to mountain lake park in the presidio... which just reopened last month without any sand. and instead has rubber turf... rec and park tells us the decision to eliminate sandboxes came because sand requires frequent cleaning. which is a challenge for the department... it keeps finding broken glass, sharp objects or even cat feces... in the sand... which is not safe. (jrstone) (justine) coming up... it was a hot day around the bay area... and it's not over yet...(jr stone) chief meteorologist brittney shipp is back with your complete forecast... next. [ crickets chirping ] [ light music playing ] you've wished upon it all year, and now i

in my state alone, in the state texas, according to the kaiser family foundation, as many as 600,000 new low income texans will benefit from the provisions of the better care act. it will help qualify them for a tax credit not available to them under obamacare. but simply throwing money at medicaid won't help people at all. we need to reform medicaid. make it more efficient and frankly one of the things i did back when we were debating the affordable care act in the senate finance committee, i introduced an amendment that said members of congress would go on medicaid. well, it failed. the point i was trying to make is if members of congress were on medicaid we would fix medicaid. but right now it is substandard health care for the reasons i mentioned and the two 3rds of the doctors in my state alone refuse to see a medicaid patient because it pays them under the private insurance. but by providing low income americans access to private insurance instead of med kate, we see those who were left out of the health care market and will now be able to purchase a plan of this choice, per ha

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going on vacation and where they're going to go so the house is going to be alone there's all sorts of things that can happen so what you have to do is imagine a home with a child inside it and all the windows and the doors are open because of the fact that that toys opening doors to that child's home a more sort of toys are we talking about them you mention the teddy bear these sort of interactive talese that people can buy that sort of somehow connect themselves the internet. right there's quite a bit of toys coming out on the market what people are calling io t. you may have heard of or internet and it's not internet of tom it's internet of things and what that means is that it's basically connected to the internet that's all internet of things means and that those toys could be it could be a it could be a what you call a cooking device that's a fake cooking device but it's connected because it's sending out signals that is going to gather some other connected information like a recipe download the recipe that you want to try right now it could be a teddy bear all there create an

anlooks like that alon has optimistic earnings strategy on it. good now? alon: i hope so.lk about facebook and what you are expecting. alon: straight to single stocks. implied s&p correlation of their lows, opportunities in single stocks. we're looking at facebook. everybody is long the stock, and nobody wants to sell it. oppenheimer has an outperform on it. we see this as a way to capture alpha on the upside, and we like adding to a long stop position here by doing a one by two call spread. we like the july 28 trade, bu ying one call and selling two calls. julie: what does that do for you? what movement are you trying to capitalize on? alon: we looking at profits to a 4010% move. -- profits to afford a 10% move. you are not really adding downside risk by sliding a quarter. that is your premium. you are outperforming a long stop position, so it gives you a nice range. julie: the other earnings report you're watching is f5 networks, sort of internet traffic services, so to speak. there, you're looking a little more straightforward for the strategy. alon: a little defensive

a week after kennedy's assassination, only 29% of people surveyed believed oswald acted alone. after the warren commission, 10 months later, 87% of the american people believed also bought acted alone. in the coming years, of course, in trips and wraps, the truth came out as it so often does, and the public learned with the commission had not. they learned the cia under allen dulles had plotted to assassinate fidel castro. in november of last year, abc news reported only 32% of the american people now believed oswald acted alone. the reality is that the cia's nondisclosure of his efforts to kill castro undermined far more than the credibility of merely the warren commission, the agency's action undermined the credibility of the american government. before the commission's report in november 1964, public trust in america government was it at an all-time high. 77 percent of america people trusted the american government mostly or all the time. in june 2013, 79% of americans said they never trusted the government or did so only some of the time. [laughter] there have been many eve

i remember watching "home alone" and other classics he was in. >> typical character actor, comes into different situations and makes his mark on the milieux, not a star but there with important part to play. >> reporter: actress elizabeth perkins, in the movie "big" with heard tweeted this. in addition to the boyfriend in "big," also in movie "beaches" and received emmy nomination for role in "sopranos" but it's this movie fans treasure most. we reached out to medical center but spokesperson could not comment, citing be patient privacy. nbc bay area news. >> thank you so much. coverage does continue online for more information about life and career of john heard, nbcbayarea.com. >>> family of a man whose car is believed to have gone off the road is calling for safety barriers. richard moss missing since may. today his father and supporters held signs along the coastal highway urging cal trans to react. >> reporter: he believes more needs to be done to improve safety for drivers. >> want temporary barriers up immediately from north end of mon terra beach where it's straight all the way

a police chief alone can't solve this problem. a minister alone can't solve this problem. a city director alone can't solve this problem. and a mayor alone can't solve this problem. but a citizen alone also cannot solve this problem. but collectively, collectively we as a community can do so. so by working together, by combining smart policy, important investments and certainly using prayer i'm certain that we can make a change and bring safety back to our city. so, with that said, i'm going to open this up for questions and ask the chief to come forward. i'm sure there's going to be quite a few questions that are going to be asked. chief. >> what can you tell us about the suspects? >> at this time because we're very early in our investigation we're still developing that information as to who was a witness, who was a suspect, who fired shots, who was actually in the location to try to see who saw what. so it's too early for us to know who the suspects are. obviously we know who some of the entertainers were for the event. but right now we don't have any suspect information

they considered the site sacred and said it should be left alone. unearthed was more than relics. it became a stew of excitement, questions, criticisms, and ill-health. >> maybe, you'll end up in the hospital like this. >> reporter: months after leaving the jungle, doug noticed a bite from a sand fly that just wouldn't heal, so did chris fisher. the national institutes of health diagnosed it as a frightening parasite disease. >> the parasite migrates through the mucus membranes of the mouth and nose and basically eats them away. your nose falls off. your lips fall off. eventually, your face becomes a huge open sore. >> reporter: over the next few months, half the expedition came down with the early symptoms and had to undergo the treatment. >> that's good helicopter shot, the overview. >> reporter: bill benonson and elkins spared, and the documentary about the adventure is in the final edit. doug bucks the criticism titled the book "the lost city of the monkey god," and as for the site? well, only a fraction of it has been excavated, and questions l

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the boss alone they to destruct one swarm of boss alone as poorest in shabbiest areas the photographer he sends for now knew the place. when it was still home to three thousand fishermen. the bustle of nato was always a workers' district which attracted people from outside looking for work so strangers are actually nothing new but in the meantime things have gone too far for the fifteen thousand inhabitants of bustling may to be senseful now understands his neighbors concern. i'm not out for a festival therefore i didn't write it down to stash any more terrorists in iran i need to raise him to up high traffic. i mean i know that's good bamidbar it academic because if. there's one thing i did ask the national i didn't tell anyone there aren't enough. but mass tourism has not come about by chance a lot of people have lived in wasilla netto old their lives now they're worried about their district which for a long time was not touched by tourism in the last fifteen years though bustling data has developed into a magnet for tourists because it's a perfect combination of city and sea since t

a police chief alone can't this problem a minister can't solve in problem alone. if a city director alone acan't solve it but a citizen alone also cannot solve this problem. but collectively -- collectively we as a community can do so. by working together by combining smart policy, important investments and certainly using prayer "i" certain that we can make the change and bring safety back to our city. so with that said i'm going to -- dsh i'll open this up for questions and ask the chief to come forward i'm sure there will be quite a few questions going to be asked. chief? >> at this time because we're very early in our investigation we're still developing that information as to who was a witness, who was a suspect, who fired shots, who was actually in the location to try to see who saw what. it's too early for us to know who the suspects are. obviously we know who some of the entertainers were for the event. but right now we don't have suspect information to give to you release to the public. >> tell us why you believe that if you don't have anyone in custody o

while putin had that staffer with him, donald trump attended alone. that means president trump was entirely reliant on putin's staff translator in the meeting and he had no backup or expertise present to represent america's interests. it's hard to imagine donald trump who prides himself on negotiations showing up alone and only relying on the competitors lawyer. if the white house has a reason they would do it with a foreign adversary, they have not offered it tonight. this story first broke into the open after something else interesting happened. ian bremmer was racing this saying there was a meeting no one has heard of. >> then he has a meeting with a lot of people not in it lasted over two hours, don't have a clear read out on exactly what was said from either side. then on top of that you have an hour that evening that no one's even heard of. >> that no one's even heard of until now. joining me is julie her shfield davis. how did we learn about this? >> ian bremmer is one of the ways. also this was a lot of foreign leaders in the room who witnesse

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and replanting the land in the first 10 years alone, the armed forces invested $23 million in more thanects. even though it is less than one dollar per korean, it has helped. and the koreans are indeed helpful -- grateful. industrial development has received massive american aid. since most korean industry was located in the communist north, the division was a hard blow to south korea. development of new industrial capabilities has been made possible by american financial and technical assistance. like anyone else, the koreans refrigerators, and of course new cars. fundedirst oil refinery, by american private capital processes 55,000 barrels a day. the fertilizer plant produces 330,000 tons of chemical fertilizer a year. development of this vital industry can make the difference between famine or food enough to feed the nation. the problem of food production is the main concern of the government's experimental heart -- farm, south of seoul. here, agriculture research of all sorts is carried out. extension workers are trained in the latest farming techniques, which they hopeful make the

the odds are you are not alone. >>> coming up -- talk about brave women.e got another. >> i felt very much alone. >> how one remarkable child rose from an unimaginable nightmare to an impossible dream. >> there is a lot of loss, a lot of pain. it's not a fairytale. >>> plus, jada pinkett smith with the courage to be candid. >> you guys have both been pretty open that it hasn't all been smooth sailing. >> no, it hasn't. >> and you own that. >> yes. >>> and next, we'll take you inside the trump campaign. how did that meeting ever happen? >> this is, like, human fishing. they're putting bait out there and trump campaign team swallowed it whole. >> do you think that place was organized enough to collude with the lunch counter across the street? it just wasn't. from being on his feet. by reducing shock and stress on his body with every step. so look out world, dad's taking charge. dr. scholl's. born to move. ccourtship now. even though courtship has become less strict, we remain strict as ever when it comes to our standards. made with premium cuts of 100% koshe

the fences and watchtowers and guard posts alone mean nothing if the troops who manned them, and theng, who prevent the dmz and more from being overrun. someone once defined combat patrol as hours of boredom interrupted by moments of sheer terror. in a sense, dmz duty is a bit like that. the communists conduct a daily war of nerves, subversion, of the kind of treachery that can turn routine patrol into a death march. although many communist agents are introduced across the dmz, the korean government feels that even more come ashore by boat, along the 5000 mile coastline. some of these potential guerrillas hide out in the mountainous southern part of the country. for that reason, combat-ready soldiers of the korean army's infantry division continued to patrol in suspect areas, to flush out these communist infiltrators. ♪ whatever stability korea has, indeed, the world has, is guaranteed by these men of the united nations command, who make it perfectly clear where the line has been drawn and who literally put their lives on that line every day. ♪ and what is it the troops are guarding?

this is a stand alone rowhouse. so there were rowhouses, chris will give you another shot of the "el" train. right off market street, chris, go to the left. all right? and now you see where market street s now we go back to the house. where they're putting in new houses and out here digging yesterday, and they should have put braces up against that house. so this wouldn't happen. but, the construction crew did not do that. and we don't have a hundred% confirmation yet, but everybody on the scene hearsays this work here, likely, caused this collapse, or it was a major crib contributing factor, because what happens is there is no rowhouse on the other side. so they knock down the rowhouses on both sides, the house before that, we saw it on google maps, and i don't know if we have the side by side picture down there, not to show, but there was boarded up abandoned row home. that eventually got knocked down. so this is like what they call in filet stand alone rowhouse. insurance companies refuse to insure these stand al

but the president has said if we have to, we'll go it alone. what does "going it alone" mean?k he's had a change of heart when it comes to that perspective? >> i'm not quite sure that the president understands the severity of the situation regarding north korea and what "going alone" could actually entail. the reality of getting what it is that american conservatives and people supportive of donald trump's view on north korea would take, would require some level of collaboration and cooperation with china. and going it alone is actually not exactly like literal. the reality is that there will be people who will partner with the united states. and whatever approach perhaps the president takes. but i think they would be wise to figure out how to get china involved in that method as well. >> rebecca, quickly, we're looking at these pictures of the meeting there. we see rex tillerson, we see jared kushner at the table with the president. and the president as we said, said while i greatly appreciate the efforts of president xi and china to help with north korea, it has not worked o

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he played played peter mcalister in the home alone" series and played tom hanks' rival in the movie "big." he earned an emmy nomination for a gest role as a detective in the "sopranos"". he was found in a palo alto hotel room recovering from back surgery. >>> next, chasing millions. a 25-year-old from our area could become a millionaire by the end of tonight. >> we're tracking more storms moving across our area and several damage reports. i have your most accurate forecast and the ten-day forecast coming up on the other side of the break. we'll see you then. >>> john mccain is a fighter. we all know that. today we see how the senator is not letting cancer keep him down. earlier this week, the 80-year-old senator was diagnosed with brain cancer and today, meghan mccain, his daughter, tweeted this picture saying amazing hike with dad this morning. thank you all for your best wishes. >>> a recent temple university grad is on the verge of winning the 2017 world series of poker main event. scott blum steen is still playing right now and the tournament is happening in las vegas. he even has

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the little girl left all alone on a remote road after a carjacking. here she is today. >>> and will o.j. simpson soon be a freeman? inside the parole board hearing the whole world will be watch. >> this is sort of the probation hearing of the century. >>> plus, darth

"home alone two: lost in new york."her who forgot his kid at home ahead of a family trip -- twice.sabrina fisher/fan- "(philippe) what is it about his role, or just his acting that you remember? (sabrina) i just remember that he was kind of like my dad, because they used to forget about me when they went on vacation."roman aron/fan- "this is my favorite movie -- it's like a fairy tale. (philippe) brings you back to your childhood, huh? (roman) yeah." the medical examiner-coroner's office says heard's cause of death has not been determined... but so far, based on the initial investigation... there is no evidence of foul play. pauline belich/fan- "it's sad, its really sad." tmz reports heard had "minor back surgery" at stanford medical center wednesday... and, was staying at the hotel during recovery. the actor once said he didn't have any regrets, except that he could have played bigger roles. he was married three times and had three kids. in palo alto, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) up next in sports...we've

>> no, i didn't do it alone. i don't know if anybody ever really does. i had a lot of help. this sort of thing before with some success helped me out. and then, you know, i don't think you do it on your own to start with, but after a while your own motivations have to be enough for you to keep it going because the world still keeps happening, sad things keep happening and people leave you. >> rose: the temptation is still there. >> the temptation is definitely still there but at least you get to make the decisions rather than having them made on your behalf which is what was happening to me a lot when i was always under the influence of some kind of drug or alcohol. >> rose: did you think you were more creative when you were there? >> that's a multi-layered question, what the young folks could say a meta sort of a question. >> rose: right. because i thought i thought i was more creative. but when i got sober, i realized i was tricking myself into believing that i thought i needed substances to open up my mind, when in reality it was all there, just the addictive part of my b

. >>> we're learning did he not act alone second person of interest is taken in custody, what we're learning about his connection, to cosmo dinardo. >>> and the damp start to the weekend, steamy, wet, weather is once again expected to roll rel through our area, but will it ruin your weekend plans. >> i see it all lit up there, the yellow, orange, red, green , it was steamy yesterday , wasn't it. >> it has been soupy, very soupy. >> but we made to it friday. >> it is july 14th 2017. good morning, thomas. >> good morning. >> tgif, we are looking for a bright spot here. >> well, just you wait until tomorrow, and, part of today may in the be too bad but it is still, humid, out there, we have a six out of 10 in your weather by the numbers, some showers around this morning with bus stop buddy, he has umbrella, not to go in the pool with lightening around. we have seen 70's, most of the temperatures still very sticky out there, whether it is raining or not, an area of thunderstorms moving through, new castle county delaware, delco, pennsylvania and just about to enter center city philadelphia, more

hundreds of miles from home standing virtually alone. the source of the crowd's ire was tall but under the bright lights he seemed small and vulnerable. yet despite the lonely surroundings and the torrent of abuse directed toward him, the figure seemed impervious to his surroundings. all he had against this hostile crowd was self belief and eight colleagues stationed far away from him, but that was enough. the location of this event was a major league ballpark. that man was jim bunning. and he is the subject of my talk today. the scene i just described replayed itself many times over in road games throughout jim's baseball career. but it is more than that. it is a reflection of jim's public career as well. on many occasions jim stood alone, ignoring the howls of critics and naysayers relying only on his convictions and self confidence. as jim has said, i've been booed by 60,000 fans in yankee stadium standing alone on the mound. so i never cared if i stood alone in congress as long as i stood by my beliefs and my values. today's speech w

here alone this is how much money he gets. killing. some of business and. people should also have a. billion or so i was a little. should you go to india cindy go out there. and in a close race and you know. see you know all police officers as a fulfilled with drugs you know she was supposed to see the utility political money . and just in the city. and what i learned. a lot including those of us not going to know them of the me. personally i'm usually to see i don't mean. to lose you know support. we needed to check out how the police operates and what they have to say about corruption. we headed to south got up on the island of mindanao. here the authorities are constantly monitoring troubled areas. that's because as well as drugs the philippines has also been battling religious extremism for decades. you look around the area. or think that there are easier though and i do sorry but there is not the media all there are. other terrorists things are obvious so yeah there are be a affair i bearly. themselves. yes that makes me feel there's double bogey group

for up breached after he was held alone for up to 23 hours a day in a cell.y 700,000 children in england are living in families which are described as high risk, according to a new study. how many meps can you see? a war of words inside the european parliament. jean claudejuncker is reprimanded over his remarks after calling meps ridiculous over their lack of attendance. you are only a few members to control the commission. you are ridiculous. i will never again attend a meeting of this kind. also this hour, an emotional tribute from the father of the youngest manchester terror attack victim. saffie roussos was one of 22 people killed in the attack at the ariana grande concert. today would have been her ninth birthday. she was so soft and gentle on the inside butjust so strong in what she wanted, and she wanted to be famous, she wanted to be on stage, she wanted to be ariana grande, the way she is now, that was saffie‘s dream. a survey by bbc 5 live indicates more than a third of premier league football fans regularly watch games online via unofficial streams

fema cannot do this alone. with yourartner state. i have to understand the gaps in each of you faces and how we can meet in the middle, how we can help you to overcome those gaps or how we maximize disaster .ecovery ending -- funding what i do not want to do is come to your state, set up joint field offices, spent a lot of money, and repeat the cycle over and over again. hopefully, the experience is positive and we leave you better and stronger for the next time we have to face it. achieving resiliency is a partnership. i look at resiliency in two different hots. there is the citizen, and there is the public infrastructure side. public infrastructure side, it is amazing to me to on average puts out about $8 billion a year in recovery funding to rebuild after the disaster. how do we get that money up front? how do we put that money up front is the question i ask, so there was a period between 2011 report4 where a gao found that fema put out $3.2 billion in post disaster mitigation funding in that three-year period. during the same tim

>> well, if trump is going to go t alone, it's definitely a -- going to go it alone, it's definitelyt out-escalate the united states military. it's a question of how far can the u.s. escalate before china has to act because china is not interested in another war on the korean peninsula. they know that will lead to millions of refugees flooding across the border into china. that's not something that china wants to deal with. really the options in going to alone are pressuring china to get more involved eventually. you know, that's the key eventually, is getting china involved one way or another. >> the new york times reporting on the phone call calls it cordial with blunt and says that xi, the president of china, is rankled, their word, "the new york times" word, rankled, by a host of other issues. this is a strange relationship, no question. >> reporter: absolutely. it's a psychological game between trump and xi jinping and kim jong-un, as well. trump has to find a balancing act of trying to influence the chinese through strength but not too much strength. you know, not through flatt

in my state alone in the state of texas, according to the kaiser family foundation, as many as 600,000 new low income texans will benefit from the provisions of the better care act. it will help qualify them for a tax credit not available to them under obamacare. but simply throwing money at medicaid won't help people at all. we need to reform medicaid, make it more efficient, and, frankly, one of the things i did back when we were debating the affordable care act in the senate finance committee, i actually introduced an amendment that said members of congress would go on medicaid. well, it failed, but the point i was trying to make if members of congress were on medicaid, we would fix medicaid. but right now it's subordinate standard health care for -- subordinate standard health care for the reasons i mentioned and the doctors in my state refused to see a medicaid patient because it pays them so far under the standard of private insurance or even medicare. but by providing low income americans access to private insurance instead of medicaid, we can assist those who were previously le

no, he was in home alone two. did you ever see home alone two. >> he's the guy when kevin mack alter was stuck in the hotel he goes down the hall and to the left. what is a product that donald trump has not had his name on, steak, vodka or shoes. quo loan. shoes. i think he sold all clothing. he has a colon. they actually had trump stakes. shoes i want to say. >> you're right. he got shoes. vodka, there was trump vodka. would you drink a trump vodka? >> no. >> shoes, perfect. good stuff. you know quite a bit. many i going to be on fox5. >> absolutely. >> what time? >> eleven:. middle of the street and just wanted to make sure. >> they don't get the take home game? which is just a receiptor pad. we probably could hand those out but those are in short supply sometimes. >> trump he smells like success, the scent is succeed. >> he did have a cologne for a while. >> i think it was called success . brody logan joining me right now for some of the stor ies that have fallen through the cracks. al gear has made then virnlt

. >>> it turns out kenny stab ler was not alone. >>> make apple american again. did the company make a big promise to the president? >>> geek fight. a war over words erupts between mark zuckerberg and elon musk. >>> we look at some of the ways to get relief from back pain. >>> it was a win of a forecast today but i am >>> some really troubling findings about cte, the debilitating brain disease that's been linked to football players that experience blows to the head. the largest study has some wondering what more needs to be done to keep players safe even at the high school level. abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen has more from san jose. >> reporter: at cherry park and san jose, a football work out for kids of all ages. >> new equipment, new studies and technology for protecting our kids which is every parent's goal. >> reporter: there's some concern over safety. a new report found cte, a debilitating brain disease that can cause memory loss in nearly 90% of the brains donated by football players who experience concussions and troubling symptoms before they died. t

on this day four soldiers were buried in one town alone. arab and kurd all killed on the fr front line in raqqa against isis. these scenes have been repeated day after day across the north of the country. it underlines the amount of sacrifice people are having to make. this community of kurds and arabs and ethnic christian groups has done most of the fighting and most of the dying here. the flags of their forces are held aloft as symbols of pride and independence. but the suffering is real. in the cemetery we saw the mother of a child soldier. mahmoud had lied about his age to join the war. he was just 13. childhood ends early here, and the young must learn quickly how to grieve. neda's just lost her father. without blinking she vows to take up arms and avenge her father. it's a promise that may not be far off. sosda bauer is our guys. >> for people who've never seen syria before, where are we and why are we going here? >> translator: we're heading to our position on the front line to protect our people from isis and to liberate the land. >

>>> also, he became the "home alone" dad. tonight we remember actor john heard and some of his many roles. >>> like so many cities, buffalo, new york, is struggling with the opioid crisis, losing one person a day to the drug crisis. a new program is trying to change that with the country's first opioid court. the idea is to start intervention immediately after users are arrested, giving them treatment inside the justice system. it's part of a growing national experiment. gabe gutierrez has the details. >> reporter: inside this courtroom in buffalo. >> keep up the good work. >> reporter: this judge is on a personal mission. >> i think our job as a judge is not to hurt people, just to make sure they come out better than they came in. >> reporter: he's presiding over the first crisis intervention court of its kind. unlike typical drug courts, they get into treatment within hours, not weeks. it requires detox, strict curfews and checking in with judge hannah every day for a month. >> our main goal is to keep our participants aliv

and now they were there alone and they were hungry and scared. >> who leaves a 9-month-old with older siblings that are that young for that long? >> a 9-month-old baby needs to be changed every couplfffe of hours, needs to be fed every couple of hours. that's not the job of these small kids. >> at the beginning of this video, this guy can't even get through that front gate. he has to wait for a woman that happens to come by to open the door, let him in. that's when neighbors and even other kids show up to comfort the children that have been locked inside this apartment. >> what are the family's circumstances here is what i'd like to know. >> it sounds like there's a woman that tells them the mom does this all the time. as far as we know, the mother never came back to check on them. in fact, according to the latest reports, she's not even been identified yet. one of the kids said that usually they are with a grandparent. there's no clarification on it. fortunately they were taken out of there. they were examined by doctors. we don't know the latest reports on their condition, the mexic

alon: it gives good downside exposure. it gets you want volatility.table with it because of this view, how the money puts are. a recent chart is that a 10-year high, looking at pre-brexit levels from a year ago. ofie: alon rosin oppenheimer, thank you. julia: still ahead, janet yellen gave her read on the u.s. economy in what could be one of her final appearances on capitol hill. we will speak to a congressman, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ news.or first word the fbi director is refuting president trump say the investigation into russian investigation meddling is not a witch hunt. would not tolerate anyone trying to influence robert mueller's probe. also said there is an inherent understanding when you become fbi director. >> you can't do a job like this without being prepared to either quit or be fired at a moments notice if you are asked to do something or confronted with something that is either illegal, unconstitutional, or even morally repugnant. mark: he also called for director james comey a dedicated public servant and a wonderful colleague. ho

is not alone -- is not enough to meet the challenges of that office. that is why president trump, like every american president, has set god's supernatural help. i will never forget that message so many of us saw that the president tweeted from israel several months ago. do you remember the picture? it was a picture of president trump standing in front of the western wall. his head was bowed. his eyes were closed. at the bottom of that tweet, he wrote, i am asking for god's wisdom. that is one reason i am so -- enthusiastically supportive of this president. [applause] billions of americans believe that the election of president usmp represented god giving another chance, perhaps our last chance, to truly make america great again, and how grateful we are. we thank god everyday that he gave us a leader mike president trump. would you join me now in welcoming a great leader, a great patriot, my friend, the president of the united states of america, president donald trump. [cheers and applause] ♪ pres. trump: thank you very much. this is some group. nice t