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cult was founded by bhagwan sri rajneesh, but the day-to-day operations were run by his associate, ma anandthey met each other's needs. sheela provided for him whatever he wanted. you want 60 rolls-royces? we'll get you 60 rolls-royces. you want a new disciple tonight? we'll get you a new disciple. you want to fly on a jet, we'll get you a jet. whatever can make you happy. and the trade-off was the bhagwan would say okay, you're number one, you're in control, you take care of all the details. i don't care how you do it. >> the rajneeshis were becoming paranoid for many reasons. they were being investigated for possible immigration fraud. and there was growing internal conflict between sheela and other commune leaders. >> nonsense, you'd better believe me, i'm a tigress. >> she and her group were in a power struggle with another group which we always kind of called the hollywood faction. they were rich members of the cult, headed up by a lady who was the ex-wife of a hollywood producer. >> the struggle was for control of the guru, the cult, and its finances. former cult members told of plans

. >> in overnight shooting in north philly has left one person dead anand the gunman on the loose. we'll update you with all of the details, back at the top of the hour. good morning. >>> cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we are following breaking news, a manhunt after a victim is gunned down in his car overnight. jen bernstein will have live update coming up in just a bit. >> brutal beating caught on tape in south jersey. now the victim of this attack is speak to go "eyewitness news", this as police search for the woman responsible. >>> it is friday, june 27th. good morning, everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm nicole brewer. erika has the day off. sixers with eye toward the future draft night comes and goes and they take two players who probably we won't see foray wheel. ukee and sports director, beasley reese will way in coming up. >> actually looking ahead to what should promise to be pretty pleasant weekend overall. beyond that point, we are kicking off new month of july with some steamy weather. so, lots to discuss. it is all very sum

let's hope for a full and speedy recovery from 30 rock star alec baldwin, an anand and #prayfortracymorgan. morgan is still in critical condition, and his agent says he is expected to stay here at this hospital in new brunswick, new jersey for several more weeks. and as for the driver charged with causing a death and assault with his vehicle, he is expected in court on monday. lesser? >> ron allen, thank you. >>> in the southwest, a deepening crisis tonight involving thousands of children from central america who have been crossing into this country alone. they've been coming into texas, but this weekend hundreds of them have been transported to a federal facility on the border in arizona. here is nbc's mark potter. >> reporter: the unaccompanied children are being bussed to the u.s. border patrol station in nogales, arizona, after overflowing detention facilities in south texas. more than 700 children from the central american countries of el salvador, honduras, and guatemala are housed together now in a converted warehouse where they are screened by authorities. with even more kids en ro

anand a recall that effects 2014 effects 2014, 2015 chevrolets suburbans, uconns and uconns xl. still ahead. dozens of iraqi citizens flown to the united states to testify against americans. we'll look at the trial seven years after the i want that put blackwater in the headlines. and how taming wild mustangs is healingeths with post traumatic stress disorder. >> it took a decade to get there, citizens are testifying against them about an incident in 2007 while they were on contract with the u.s. government. now the blackwater men open fired on a busy intersection and killing 17 people. they claim it was self defense. another former blackwater worker has already pleaded guilty in the case. let's bring in jeffrey corn, a judge advocate, general and professor at the south texas school of law in houston. indictments were handed up in 2008. why has it taken this much time. >> he felt that the government improperly used testimony. the government appealed that dismissal and th the appellate court reinstated the indictment. that took a couple of years to sort itself out. that explains

. >>> anand developing right now police in south jersey are looking for the woman caught on camera, beating mother right in front of her child. >>> also, get ready for a nail biter, it is do or die for the the united states as we take on german any world cup action, we are live with the preview coming up. >>> bob and katie return with your traffic and weather together on the 's we will be right back in two minutes. >>> we're following breaking news a violent home invasion in the philadelphia's strawberry mansion neighborhood. thinks brand new video. two men broke in the 2700 block of west berk street around 4:00 this morning. now they hit and tied up a man inside before taking off with the television, some cash and a mercedes. victim's injuries we're told are not life threatening, we will continue to follow this story and bring you latest when we get more information. >>> right now though police in south jersey are looking for a fast food work's accused of unleashing a vicious attack, while that victim's young son watched. >> the entire ordeal was caught on tape. "eyewitness news" reporter

it's the true crime that new york times columnist anand giridhardadas uses to examine much more about america in his new non-fiction book, "the true american: murder and mercy in texas." let's talk about these two very distinct ca,, one from bafgaresh and one from texas. tell us about it. >> in a way they each typ ify their world, one is an immigrant from bangladesh, a muslim who comes to this country not fleeing a terrible life but a perfectly decent life that still didn't feel enough to him. so he is an air force officer? his society. but comes to america wanting to get in on the it revolution. and is working in a gas station in dallas as a kind of way station to that goal. the other is a product of a kind of ailing white working class in texas that has done progressively worse over each generation as in his own family. and had always mark sturman's goal wrestled with meth and being in and out of prison as many of our young men are. and in the aftermath of 9/11 became possessed of this idea that he, mark would have to avenge these attacks and do so by gos on strike against three dif

as we're live in vallejo with anand a big blow to the washington their name. vallejo ferry.r ago. does that mean more are on the way? kron four's jackie sissel joins in vallejo. jackie? more trouble this morning on the vallejo ferry. the 7:00 am ferry from vallejo was cancelled. and the 8:30 return ferry has been cancelled this morning. these are the only cancellations that we know about at this time. the cancelled routes will be covered by soltrans busses. a developing story-- fremont will be getting surveillance cameras throughout the city. the a-c-l-u and some residents fought against the cameras saying they are invasion of privacy. the billboard forecast coming up with their cup. >>: is there anyone with enormous debts of the week were got fall feet--free conditions. the images are dirty in the '60s and order form of very quickly by the afternoon will see temperatures range from the mid-70s other way to the it's the beat clear and a little breezy later on tonight. up to about 20 m.p.h. >>:kron 4's will tran joins us live from the fremont police department with why that a

. >> if we can't, what you have done on renewing travel visas, anand a much better way than a much better whether we have before us ask really make a difference. mr. chairman, thank you for your time and thank you for holding this hearing today. >> thank you. senator nelson? >> they called of the vote so i have a couple of questions. mr. hyatt, you testified about 40 -- know, let's see, it's up to $57 billion in trade surplus as a result of the travel and tourism industry in 2013. at the same time we are running a trade deficit of about $471 billion. now, if we can get to the president's target of 100 million visitors, what do we estimate the diminution of that trade deficit to be? >> we have not calculated that. but that's something we could calculate. we estimated that the 100 million visitors would generate $250 billion in service exports. i don't know that we have modeled the other side of it, which is where we expect outbound u.s. travel to be but that's something we could get back to you. we're projected to under 50 billion to be the amount of services exports, if we hit the 100 mil

. >> i studied the constitution anand it says advice and consent to the senate. it doesn't say the qualification does that mean graduate law school class they were radically different justices in the qualification is knowing the constitution and you understand the second amendment and first amendment. it gives a prayer for two of the justices that are nominated and so that's something i just would not do. >> if you want conservative judges, let's elect the president because i don't think that he would make sure that we get all of theirs and they get none of tears when you look at it it's never worked that way. i broke the filibuster. choosing the logic against br to conservatives. my god they represented the senate and they represented the big companies against the environmental groups. they were qualified. the elections have consequences and strom thurmond voted for the 23 supreme court justices voted now twice because the elections matter if you want conservative judges like when the white house and don't tell the people of south carolina that we are going to g

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it took a lot of tim time into a anand dataand then the alaska ee really helped. other witnesses would like to take a crack at the maturity of the science. >> i have a couple of points. one, we don't understand's objections. they had a tremendous punch that we didn't ask it was bloated. we would benefit from knowing how the subjection. another is how are the basins exampled? la is over a big piece in the end oandthe results out of stand suggested there might be facto factors. we need to feed the engineers he notions so they can build the buildings to be strong enough so those areas need research. >> i would like to recognize the ranking member of the full committee mr. defazio. mr. defazio. >> first conductor -- professor vidale i didn't understand the 1 billion figure that you used. >> it is an estimate from a few years ago 800 million for oregon and washington and annual losses and so i rounded up. >> i mean in the event of a 9.0 or greater it would exceed a billion dollars. >> i didn't give the member for 99. i gave a billion a year on the long-term average can

anand by doing this, this area would become protected because it will be people from all over the world coming there all the time. it would be very difficult for people to go in and start deforesting it without getting a lot of global attention. >> to you have another project? >> no. >> this is the? >> this is my swan song. >> let's turn to michael ash. we've had a bit of conversation about this article already. i think there are some of the things we would like to explore. before we start with some of the broader questions, i'd like to ask about the usage which i found interesting. the word incorrect stylized fact, which tell me about that spirit thank you, gregg, for having us and for the question. a stylized fact is supposed to be kind of like he might have called a fear. is supposed to be a fact that is true in a wide variety of pieces. so after reading the rinehart and robust peace, we were supposed to come away from that believing that high levels of public debt of the rapid collapse in economic growth. yes, you can see this in the postwar advanced and a short economy. yesyes, you

the broadband companies having the incentive to make sure that the majority of the calls go through anand that you really think the government has to -- is that -- is that your position, do you need the government to force broadband providers to take sure that the service is excellent? >> i think that we have seen some reports there've been failures like the cases and the call completion and even where there may not be bad actors, the new technology can create situations where nobody really has an incentive to absolutely guarantee that the call goes through. >> do you think the government can absolutely guarantee that they they call that comes through and a better capability as opposed to the broadband carriers themselves to provide excellent -- let's face it. if you have a company that you are providing a service if it doesn't work very often don't you think the customer is going to switch, don't you think the competition would actually do a better job and having had the government try to guarantee that, which i don't think that it would do? >> i think into many areas the competition doe

but it's the best data out there anand do most companies have collected to date. and it is the data that is best available for the period that we care about which is before 2011. so that should say the collective starting in 2008 coming off 2010. and the reason that matters is because the aca although it kicked him in january, they were very important aspects which started in 2011, and in particular in 2011 there was federal rate review of all insurance rates that were more proposed insurance rate increases of more than 10%. and as well as minimum loss ratio regulations, which really shook up the individual markets. so if you want to think about what is pre- obamacare, we have to focus on before 2011. because really the individual market of 2011 and on reflects the effect of obamacare itself so i will focus on the 2008 to 2010 perco. just a summary of what we find from 20 of eight to 2010 there were high premium growth in the individual insurance market. overall indian growth averaged more than 10% a year in the period and growth rates were highly variable. with s

. >> anand i can do. a big role -- and i think there is a big role that two thirds of the table is talking about and play fo with the resources of te government has. because what we see is a lot of cases where we contact the advertiser and we find it fair fairly. we have a high record of success and that maybe fewer cases the fda or the ftc have to deal wi with. one thing that makes it difficult is the fact that a lot of these -- isn't it legal to sell the product. it's when you are doing it under false claims that really some of the claims were fraudulent violate the policy that again makes it difficult to substantiate the good advertisers versus the bad advertisers. we are trying to circumstance to get their ads online. >> very good. >> well to me we need more standards and resources and we appreciate your efforts. >> i want to pursue a question that senator klobuchar raised. i understand about. that's perhaps it's a mistake. so i'm wondering what you consider creating a sort of master list of brands th

. >> every chance he gets to reach out anand make the connection, he does. >> what's the blue book onas an 8-track. the sound system with a little upgrade might be better. >> interesting survey is providing new support for one of our favorite fashion role models. carrie from "sex in the city" is revealing how much we love our shoes. 20% admit they get more aroused by they knew shoes than their significant other. a full half say they lie about what they paid for the shoes. 20% says they won't take off the high heel no matter the pain >> can i get an amen on that one. >> your go home and your feet swell up. >> let's go back to the lead though, 20%? >> yeah. >> anyone agree around this table. >> i thought the number would be higher, only 20%? >> you do? >> no. i didn't take part in the survey. >> your warranty isn't even done yet. >> it wasn't me, i thought a lot of women would respond that way. >> i'm not going to comment, that's all i'm saying. >> she wants to be anyoble to g home tonight. >> it's more when the box of shoes arrive and you're like, oh my gosh. >> exactly. >> your husban