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you is see how the trend in the last couple images are -- anc r anchors this pressure.t will sit until about wednesday, just off to the west. pushing that moisture toward the bay area. off and on at times we will see clouds coming in. monday night into tuesday morning this seems to be the window of opportunity for not just lightning in some of the hill tops, but perhaps brief wedding rain. tuesday afternoon as the low lifts inland, north bay locations have a better chance at showers and by wednesday a lot of this will shut down. no measurable rain through 3:00 on monday, but it gets interesting. we could see some showers reaching the ground. we hope that is the case because that would limit soft lightning strikes. another hot day around the bay area tomorrow. mostly 90s inland. upper 60s and mid 70s around oakland. so the first half of the week watching that pressure off of the coast keeping oo chance for showers and an increased risk for fire danger here. the second half of the week, back to a more typical pattern of a stronger sea breeze, morning clouds and fog, and t

ance once i get healthy, it's up to the coach. >> you know you have a secure job at number 2.u push yourself and go or do you just wait? >> the reason i want to play is because of the specious i can gain, the reps that you get in the game. at the same time, you don't want to be foolish and force the injury. you let your body feel. >> how do you enjoy richmond? >> it was great. it was the first time. people in richmond with were really hospitable to us and really looking to get back out here. >> if you are the coach, if you see guys out here, what would you say to them. >> as a rookie last year, that's a tough spot being. i remember having a lot of fun in the preseason because the score does not matter as much as your development as a player. you try to get better and work and these guys are trying to prove themselves to the redskins and other teams around the league. >> ken: appreciate it. thank you, man. >> chick: we will not see kc and the sunshine band. >> joe: kirk cousins, robert griffin iii, two rookies last year. you listen to them. robert had a great rookie season. and

the anc youth is the main union representing workers at the mine. leadership wants full-time's parents he over last year's bloodshed. >> without the full disclosure of how and why this massacre took place, there cannot be healing. >> longman has taken some steps aimed at building trust with employees, but workers say they are still waiting for real change and real answers. >> china has been suffering some of its worst flooding in decades. state television says heavy rains have overwhelmed the province. >> in the northeast, it has been pouring for days, and the reigning waters are wreaking havoc. >> emergency workers are trying to protect the area by strengthening their for with sandbags. the city is normally a border port for trade between china and russia, but the floods have but an end to that. prime agricultural land is deep underwater. the daily chas washed away livelihoods. bags of edible mushrooms are left adrift through this village. 2 million people have been affected. >> many people left their belongings behind. we have to persuade them not

the anc youth is the main union representing workers at the mine. leadership wants full-time's parents he over last year's bloodshed. >> without the full disclosure of how and why this massacre took place, there cannot be healing. >> longman has taken some steps aimed at building trust with employees, but workers say they are still waiting for real change and real answers. >> china has been suffering some of its worst flooding in decades. state television says heavy rains have overwhelmed the province. >> in the northeast, it has been pouring for days, and the reigning waters are wreaking havoc. >> emergency workers are trying to protect the area by strengthening their for with sandbags. the city is normally a border port for trade between china and russia, but the floods have but an end to that. prime agricultural land is deep underwater. the daily chas washed away livelihoods. bags of edible mushrooms are left adrift through this village. 2 million people have been affected. >> many people left their belongings behind. we have to persuade them not

he had plans to run for anc commissioner. was a pivotal point in the civil rights movement. >> a number of festives and events. matt ackland is live in west potomac park. >> reporter: good morning, wisdom, great to see you. maybe hundreds of thousands of people are going to be coming across the country to the district to take part in this wonderful ceremony. big one being saturday, next on wednesday. if you are in town a little early today, there is look behind me, you can see the tents set up there. this is the global freedom festival. we are told by organizers they should get underway by noon. right across the street from mlk memorial. centrally located. i want to give you a list of what is taking place this weekend. we should have a graphic for you. global freedom festival. realize the dream rally. that is when everyone is coming out tomorrow morning, reverend al sharton. on sunday sclc worship service will take place at howard university campus. that should be quite a big event. if you are thinking of getting here, consid

today ance to enter.ll announce the lucky winner in the morning so be smart, enter now. >>> george clooney is spending some millions keeping a spy satellite trained on a suddenan yeez dictateor. he says most of the money he take makes on commercials being used to monitor potential human rights abuses. tracking the arm yeef a dictator charged with war crimes. clooney relied well koum to my life, mr. war criminal. >> it makes you wonder who else is watching? we think about government and official agencies. >> right. who would have thought george clooney? >> maybe a drone. >> stars sign in support of a good cause and back street boys share a special treat with fans. >> hollywood comes together to stand up and do something. honoring leaders in social change. >> that is what slif about. making the world a better place hoping someone is spreading love. >> the winner won $100,000 for his organization. back street is back, performing a free show for fans last night in los angeles we asked about heading out on a n

about a 40% ance for a shower. chance for a rain shower this evening. the skies will clear overnight. at 7:56. the seven-day forecast -- here comes the heat. 87 on thursday. the heat index both those days will sneak into the low 90's. there is a chance for a few showers and thunderstorms on thursday, but it should clear up as we head into next weekend. >> your child's heavy backpack could mean hefty back pain. books, notebooks, pencils, and more time at apple. but there is a wrong and a right way for your child to wear a backpack, which could help ease the strain. >> the weight of the backpack should never be lower than the waistline. straps need to be adjusted so the backpack fits high up on her shoulders. >> other factors which could insteadusing 2 straps of one, and having an abdominal strap. weigh moreshould not than 10 to 15% of the student's body weight. experts say wasteful medical procedures and tests at up to 20% of healthcare costs in the u.s. these include chest radiographs for children with asthma, which can lead to false positives and overu

this monday an anonymous person summer and london will have the ance to each synthetic meat.eate..3 joining me now, dr. dmitri alden, surgical oncologist focusing on the liver and pancreas. you are an expert in your own right. are u as crest out about this as i am? >> i'm mostly fascinated. the reason i'm fascinated is because we are very close to making a real artificial production meat which means that the technology could be used in medical fields, i feel that is really geared to me to produce solid organs in the future, available for transplantation and save lives. gerri: use the power for good. in the meantime, these hamburger is bad for y? what is in them? if they are not from a cow, what the heck is this? >> the actually from a cow. there may add a stem cells. year after the slaughter of the council for you can make themselves will be used. however. gerri: who thinks this is a good idea. i'm a ttle confused because and thinking of it cost 3,804,000, we can afford that. if. a lot of research made. we will be able to bring the cost down and make it worldwide available. l

police do not have a suspect anc do not have a motive.those who knew timothy say he was a peacemaker and interestedi in politics, religion and a activism. tim was participating in events marking the 50th anniversary a of the march on washington andit just returned from tennessee where he and others took a groug of young people for youth activism training. treyon white says the world losl a hero. >> he was very different. and he went to the seminary school at 21 and got married at 21. it doesn't happen like that. th he was positive and had a bright future. >> we will have more of that interview with treyon white at 10:00. very heartbroken.oken he is, as well as other friends of timothy dawkins heartbrokenea the shooting and wondering how -- one of the good guys het is called could be killed in a violent way and caused no trouble. tim had a 2-year-old son. we don't know if if they made funeral arrangements. >> everyone is still in shockck and trying to understand why any how this happened. that's the latest in southwest. back to you. >> all

a week but jury today convicted former boston crime boss james whitey bulger for string of murders ançating back to the 1970's. jury found him guilty of 31 of 32 charges against him including of 11 murder as well as extortion racketeering and money laundering. >> after 31 years after a lot of fbi coverup deceit and lie we finally have somebody guilty and murder of my father. >>reporter: bulger was one time fbi informant. he became one of the fbi top 10 most wanted criminal after he fled boston in 1994 on the eve of indictment. bulger spent 16 years on the run before being captured in santa monica cam. remember back in 2011. 83-year-oldÑi faces life in prison. they will appeal. >> we are learning more tonight about hanna anderson ordeal and we are hearing for the first time from the teenager father. 16-year-old was rescued unharmed yesterday after fbi agents shot and killed her suspected kidnapper james difficult imagine yochlt ending a week long hunt for both of them. first time law enforcement revealing dimaggio fired back at the agent when they tried to capture him. tonight hanna is

i am someone who had a ance, you ar and i have known each otr for a long time, i have now been in thisob for the last eight months and i am more convinced than ever whether it is economic policy, infrastructure, hlth care, giving states more freedom, more flexibility to develop their own ideas and their own sutions is a pathway back to prosperity. neil: what do you think this effort in congress to defund health care, or do we even attach it to measures that would risk shutting down the government. or congress by forcing it. what do you think? >> my focus is on the hoosier state. everywhere i go indiana obamacare is stifling our economy. barely a day goes by i don't talk to a business leader in business large and small that isn't making decisions about not hiring or not expanding or letting people go from full-time to part-time because of the impending cost and mandates of taxes of obamacare. whether it is delaying the imposition of the individual mandate or other measures in congress, i think all we can do to repeal this lawto mitigate the impact of this law in our economy will help st

lots of college students in north carolina, they've got duke, unc, north carolina, anc central as well, and one of the things they're also trying to do is say that 16 and 17-year-olds can't register early for when they turn 18. so i think clinton is right. clinton was giving a speech on voter suppression just as this bill was being signed into law. she called it the greatest hits of voter suppression. it's so vast and broad. and it really covers so many different types of people. students, african-americans as well. and i think this whole idea of preventing voter fraud, i think there have only been two alleged cases of voter fraud in the last ten years in north carolina. so this law clearly going out of the scope of that whole idea of voter suppression. the irony here is that republicans are the party of rolling back restrictions. right? let 1,000 markets bloom, freedom and all that stuff. and this one certainly puts more restrictions on people's ability to vote. it will be interesting to see what somebody like kate hagen says about this and her framing around it. she's up in 2014. and

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i wouldn't say there was zero ance last year, now i think there's a stronger chance than before. >> actuallyave been during the election when you can see here ask what i'm doing, i'm working across the aisle. i think you're right, perry, he's backing away from it. on the jobs numbers, this sort of thing is notoriously difficult to predict. you the direct jobs on the pipeline and the republicans want to use the huge inflated figure of any job that is possibly connected in any way, dancers, bartenders. >> 8.4 million. >> exactly: the truth lies somewhere in between. i think it's a few more than 50. it's very difficult to estimate so you can put out any number that you want to and have some sort of report to back it up in. >> nick, does this tell us something about maybe the politics within the democratic coalition? it's kind of split there. is there maybe a sense that the environmentalist side is winning a little bit? >> he sounds that way. ultimately i think he has to do it. i don't see how he does -- >> why does he have to do it? >> because of the job situati situation -- >> even a couple th

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>> i'm fine with the old-ance. >> stephanie: there needs to be emotion involved. >> oh, come on, reallyo be something that is real enough to either have happen or going to happen. it can't be some sort of ridiculous fictional thing, and it can't be something that happened in the past and it's not going to happen again, because then it just makes you sad. [♪ somber music ] >> why don't it just be the pizza girl comes over -- >> stephanie: because i'm a girl. that's not hot. pizza girl. >> you don't enjoy being a girl, apparently. >> stephanie: i do enjoy being a girl. chelsea lately tried to explain this to you -- she's fantastic. thank god i had help in here trying to explain this to you people. >> just get in, get out, get on with your life. that's all you need to do. >> stephanie: really? you don't have to think about anything -- >> just pull something out of your spank bank, and go. >> stephanie: and how long does it take? just a few seconds? >> it depends, you can make it last for a couple of minutes. >> stephanie: oh, two minutes. >> half hour maybe. >> stephanie: jim is a little m

into effect along with the right of americans who are uninsured to go to a competitive marketplace ance and pick the policy that is best for their family. for many americans to have a premium tax credit, a tax credit want to deny to you. offer? what turn do they the best source is the official republican website. you though you will find plenty of misinformation there, gop.gov because you will find one very revealing fact. there it see what the republicans have to offer as obama care, itto says two words. in progress. has been in progress since 2 1/2 years ago when they voted first time to repeal bottom care right up to today when they 40th time to do it. they have only one alternative it is called and nothing care. it is called do nothing but insurance monopolies to continue to deny rights to our people. i represent in san antonio -- > the time has -- >> another 15 seconds. >> they represent the working families from san antonio to austin. deserve to have some assistance. we have provided it to tell with guaranteed rights. some are in effect now, some about to go into effect. republica

i wrote a report in 2003 called industrial ance complex that looked at how private sector surveillance and surveillance have dove tailed and reinforced each other. we see that and federal agencies using ernment agencies the private sector as an end run round constitutional protections. for example, f.b.i. and federal allowed to keep dossi dossiers and files on you because they want to. you have to be have a nexus to a criminal investigation. they have data aggregators who do keep files on americans. files on they have most americans and store as much information as they can about marketers.l them to they are also selling them to the government so the government is not keeping a file but the the governmentnd base the file. this is a big privacy problem that needs it be addressed. one thing that drones are doing is it has received so much such a n and it is concrete interesting area it is anding the issue of privacy people realize it is not just other but other things, technologies where privacy is under assault. we need to put in place good protections. we need them to preserve the heri

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on today's talkshows, the topics egypt, and ance in fan privacy issues, new york's stop and frisk lawd the state of the republican party. you can hear a rebroadcast of all of these programs on c-span radio beginning at noon eastern with nbc's meet the press. guests today include ray kelly, jack reed, and kelly ayotte. at 1:00 p.m., here are "this week" with bob corker, eliot engel, and rents previous, chairman of the republican national committee. rand paul of conduct he -- of kentucky and peter king of new york. the fit of the union follows at three clock p.m. -- 3:00 p.m. at four clock p.m., "they finish -- at 4:00 p.m., "face the nation" from cbs. congressman bob goodlatte and bobby scott. the sunday network tv talk shows basharc-span radio and on c-span radio. again, rebroadcast of the show begins at noon eastern with "meet the press." finally at 4:00 eastern, "face from cbs." you can listen to the mall on cbs radio and the washington, d.c. area. across the country on satellite radio, channel 190. download our free app for your smart phone or listen online at c-spanradio.org. >> a

as i stand here before all of you, i know from personal feel ance what it is to heavy boot of a centralizedovernment taking away my freedom ofspeech, the press, freedom of religion. confiscating private property. shutting down businesses. attacking everyone that has anything, attacking religion. putting preachers in prison. i will tell you, in the midst of all that, then they impose socialized medicine i is -- socialized medicine system. -- forecaster, the university of havana was renown world knowledge for the quality of medical instruction. today, that medical system is gone. today, you talk to cubans to go back to see relatives. they always take a suitcase full of medicine. there isn't aspirin in cuba. in the hospitals in cuba, staph infections are epidemic. everywhere. that is something else socialized medicine will do. under socialized medicine, the doctors cannot make enough money. , doctors go is somewhere else so they can practice. it happens in canada. cannotf canadian doctors practice it because they cannot make any money in canada. thousands upon thousands of medical doctors left

reality,ance, if not the current design of the fisa court stacks the deck against civil liberties. it can be improved and enhanced without sacrificing speed or security. special advocates can be cleared or security purposes. be involved after the fact, if necessary, on appeal to the peak -- to the fisa court of review or the united states supreme court. question, lead to my join inhat you would this process of trying to improve the current structure and i would like to know if there is active consideration of changes in the selection procedure and the involvement of a special advocate or independent counsel of some kind in this process. point, theret this are is an active consideration of a range of issues. sure that theake process works as well is a can. national security and civil liberties. we want to make sure that it is transparent enough to maintain credibility with the american people about these programs. these are difficult issues, as we have discussed today for several hours, to find the right place. it is something under consideration. you.ank question -- i will i have a

fortunately the dollar had put her address and that the anc headquarters. say she is persona non drat to 5% 9 brockovich ups. literally millions of kids came out and said we want to help. they came from all walks of life. bangladesh, children from bangladesh raised a rigid thousand dollars. children from haiti raised thousand dollars because they said this is one small act that i can do. this is a 40-foot by 40-foot sculpture made by the unions of just 100,000 of those. so just demands in our storage issue. what we are able to do with that is taken number of those, taken to japan, create murals, work with the kids, all the schools we have been working with to hand them out so that this direct relationship between donor and recipient said that the kids to read messages are actually communicating with kids who are now getting schooling. we started small. urban acupuncture as a way to get into the community. when we talked to residents in villages they did not want a house. there were too busy worrying about where their work -- what they have lost. did not wan

people are a greek anc's in animals are there i and understand it the feeling of desire for retribution >> one thing we also found is the debate over the death penalty, but there is no convincing evidence. with the new breed don't know. so we find the rabil support comes out of the name of deterrence and retribution some college revenge but it is the same thing and perfect the understandable. i spoke to loved ones that were left behind. in a way the person killed in gets off the easiest because he is gone but for the family it is painful and they've never forget in some relatives actually crusaded and against capital punishment. what about the person who killed your father? will you take a pitch for clemency to spare the person? i cannot do that. perfectly understandable. >> and that you had thought about writing about this it was just the matter of time and readjusts curious of what started this conversation. >> ended from washington to new york that we shot but the more we talked the more we thought about it between delaware and new york city that we had to write the book yet we have