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think what is the goal of the missionaries anywhere? think there is only one goal they have their own purpose for getting into the school. in some way it has a positive ending up ibiza negative aspects i guess they were very determined to bring god as a part of the missionary purpose. when they went in as one and get to know my kids. were they allowed to ask questions? i come from the separated families will bring the more they will really have the vision of korea that has always been in my family. another personal i guess it's not even interested in exception. my mother's brother was monitoring the war. the same thing happened to my father. so when we think about north korea this happened to a lot of the families. as a, i think that for us it is a heartbreak. north korea really i isn't a heartbreak. and i think that i really need to tell the story. it is a very personal story. which is i think why it is a very investigative account but also in some sense i wanted to relate that sense of what it means to have people over there in the so

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. >> it's not going anywhere. we are going to have a lot of damage, but this myth that california is going to the ocean is not real. >> southern california is moving north. it's coming up from the south to the north. >> you would have to invest the million year cycle, not weeks or years. maybe millions of years from now, part of los angeles will be in the bay area. >> for better or worse. >> yes. >> this is a tough question. >> those other ones weren't tough. >> this is a really easy challenge. are the smaller ones less stress? >> yes. the amount released in small earthquakes is that they are so small in you need many of those. >> i think would you probably have to have maybe hundreds of magnitude earthquakes of 4.7. >> so small earthquakes are not making our lives better in the future? >> not anyway that you can count on. >> i have heard that buildings in san francisco are on rollers and isolated? >> it's not true. it's a conventional foundation like almost all the circumstances buildings in san francisco. >> the

bud selig is saying anywhere? >> reporter: anywhere, but of course the city that is ready is the city of san jose. they say that the a's could play there by 2017. so that would be the front-runner, based on what i've seen. >> assuming this vote goes -- or ties, anyway. all right, we'll be following this throughout the day. nannette, thank you ever so much. >>> happening now, the northbound lanes of 280 are closed from the 101 interchange to near at&t park for construction. crews are repairing joints that will make the roads safer during an earthquake. the closure creating some tricky traffic in the area, as thousands of drivers will have to use the already jammed city streets and 101. the interstate will be closed until monday. some giants fans usually drive on 280, considering another way to get to today's game. >> it will be a mess. maybe we should take the train. >> if i knew the highway was closed and i had to come downtown, i would change my mind. i wouldn't do it. >> with first pitch about 90 minutes away, t

temperatures anywhere from 55 to 57.ostly sunny and led breezy by the bay temperatures can raise anywhere from 70 all the way to 92 and lead. clouds build over that again temperatures japanese edo to the mid-50s as it could collapse against where the temperatures will go this afternoon. bella a car crashed into a hole in its emphasis ". silicide as senator the to offset the still here is about four tater 50 the officers still all here the other guns all looking for the second suspect. or does it show you what's going now. bolides there's been a hope that was vacant for quite some time. kron 4:00 this morning it to suspects lost control of their car one suspect was arrested the second person what took off all the seed. they searched the area for about our and that about 50 minutes ago that they decided that the tram note where cold. there are vehicles out there were people do live and especially the person who lives red bedsore very the to higher per, trough's is that their goods out the tool ball to the to stop and take

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i am trying to make this the finest hotel anywhere in the world. we have the bones to do it. meaning the building itself. we have what it takes to do it. and we have the location. i think ultimately this is the one we areoing to be most excited about. couple of times through the process said it would've been ok if you toned down your comments about the president while you were in the middle of bidding for a government property. much to you, stop criticizing the president, this is business? >> it was refreshing to see it was very nonpolitical. we won it based on a great balance sheet, and that we were going to get it done. we have had problems where they choose somebody and cannot get financing, can i get it done. i think maybe more important is the vision. we have a vision for this building that is second to none. >> looking at the washington landscape, you have been outspoken in their criticism of president obama. are there politicians out there that you think are doing such a good job you would hire them as a ceo? is the any politician you think, that person could run a bus

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or anywhere else. i think there is a lot to do with the sort of the way that the media in britain is dealing with this i mean the british policy but indeed it is actually happening and why so for those people who are going. you know it's very troubling anyone to go and join groups a lot of isis you know it really is. i think they should be a little concerned but i think the concern is in some way misplaced we're all worried about we have been told that these people are going to come back and create problems here but the reality is that these people are creating problems in syria which british government is supporting the opposition and you know where it is these people getting their arms while again why these people are going over that the only groups within the muslim community promoting syria above anywhere else is sort of saudi backed. institutions the rest of the muslim organization and the most are not really involved in promoting this particular jihad among you know of anywhere else in palestine

and so we changed our rules, and said, "don't go anywhere near anybody who is carrying a weapon." now that makes it more difficult to do your job as a journalist, especially in a place where everyone is armed. but we felt it was a necessary precaution to take. >> [audio from the apache helicopter]. we cordoned off the building that the-- and helicopters killed the personnel on. don't go anywhere else, we've cordoned off that building. >> a journalist has to be concerned about all the contingencies that could arise from land mines to the possibility of crossfire to the possibility of incoming mortars to military forces simply changing sides. so a journalist needs a certain level of combat awareness training as well as emergency first-aid. >> as long as people are fighting each other and killing each other, and doing so in the acquisition of power, or territory, or, you know, a point of view, uhm, journalists have to be there. >> we have seen a rise in this culture of impunity in some of the world's most dangerous countries. not, well, we're talking about war zones now, but countrie

troops on the ground in harm's way right now anywhere. no and that is why i suggested they don't what when it comes to the ukraine crisis for example that we could be using nato troops to try to secure that ground zero the nato would be part of those troops will certainly and we were part of nato to go later into libya when we bombed to libya on which of course was something that president obama you know he led from behind so to speak with us bombs but in terms of these international crises richard wants to i don't know blame republicans for the president's lack of resolve lack of follow through we know that when the president quote unquote drew a red line when it came to syria that line kept moving and moving and turned into a green light bashar al assad has continued to use chemical weapons until very recently using chemical weapons on his own people but we have there is what appears to be a mass genocide and bashar al assad despite our president insisting that he must step down was just and so we would like to initial election so what

you can't even walk anywhere without worrying if you are going to get shot. i can't believe it. he is such a good boy. >> now police say the motive behind the shooting is not clear and they are investigating if this was gain related. there has been arise in violence and some are afraid to leave their houses even in the middle of the day. >> six people are now recovering from a serious hit- and-run crash involving stolen car and tax i cab and it happened in the city's tenderloin district. joining us live to tell us what happened right before and after that crash, good morning, tara. >>> good morning, there is still a lot of debris scattered in the roadway and remnants of what happened here, it looks also like a window and it has bars on the building which are broken and one of the victims is in critical condition after getting slammed while standing near this fire hydrants. they tried to pull over the driver just a few blocks away and the driver in a stolen minivan sped off before smashing into a a taxicab. the impact sent both vehicles striking two pedestrians. >> the total of s

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anywhere from germany down to serbia as this frontal system moves eastward. already the western portions of the continent into france saw a lot of heavy rain. some possible wind gusts and damaging hail will be a part of the picture from tuesday into wednesday as we go into the central portions of the continent. look at this, berlin, vienna, paris all seeing thunderstorms. highs will be anywhere from the low to upper 20s. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> before we wrap up, a group of japanese kabuki actors is bringing a tale of revenge from beyond the grave to new york. they're performing a play based on a ghost story during a six-day run at lincoln center. ♪ kabuki master founded the company. his son now leads the troupe. they're performing a play from the 19th century that tells how a ghost takes vengeance on his killer. the actors rehearse in front of the media before the first show on monday. the play features a waterfall that uses a huge amount of water. kankuro switches between three roles with lightning speed.

you can't go anywhere. this reality is making it impossible.alestinians and israelis up to the time i grew up don't meet each other, they don't know each other at all. everything israelis know about palestinians is the rockets coming from gaza. everything palestinians know about israeli are the bombings in gaz e, that makes it -- gaza, and that makes it less like i to come together. >> sounds from what you are both saying, that it"s hard for either side to give in or give up. so what we'll do is keep on going what we saw on television a few moments ago. >> that's how it"s been going. i think today is like a childish game. it"s a revenge, an ego, it's not solving an issue. there was a few attacks. thinking that force alone will solve the israeli palestinian conflict to either side is not realistic. it will go on. the only people benefitting from this are the politicians, not the people. >> you heard gershon say there was a peace conference, 3,000 people showed up. if we were to do a similar conference in janine or ramallah or bethlehem would we

and they're never allowed out of anywhere.never allowed out of this locked compound the whole time, ever. so, they have no communication with the outside world. so, i was always trying to in a way reveal the glimpses of the outside world to them, but it worried me because i thought if they learned more, what would happen to them? because north korea just will not -- >> what was the goal of the christian missionaries in setting up the school? >> what is the goal of missionaries anywhere? there's only one goal. which is bring god or -- so, i think that they had their own purpose of getting in to set up the school. which in some way it had a positive and negative aspect to it, i guess, but they were very determined to bring god -- part of the missionary purpose. i'm not a missionary, clearly. i sort of went in as one. to teach at the school and get to know my kids. i think of them as my kids. >> suki kim, would they ask you questions.the us? were they allowed to? >> they weren't allowed to, but what i found there, is first of all

government wants to watch and control everything i do it anywhere on the globe so that's why u.s. citizens are announcing it in droves that higher numbers than ever before so i'm just one of many but i look forward to the day in which all people all over the planet were now it's also the very concept of citizenship to me just seems crazy we're all human beings we all have the same the same characteristics why should it make a difference if you happen to be born in one piece of land than another and if you have one color passport you're only allowed to go to certain areas but if you have a different color passport you're allowed to go to other areas the whole concept to me is just crazy and i look forward to the day in which nobody has any sort of citizenship you are evangelizing for bitcoin you know this idea of bitcoin jesus you travel the world you recognise all over the world and you have a message it's a very positive message at the same time it's also tied to financial product this attracts a lot especially now a lot of finance years of bankers are getting into bed going is p

have some self-worth at the end of the day enough to fight for their lives but you don't see that anywhere anymore well the other thing is of course if people are desperate they're willing to do anything if people are desperate for one hundred dollars to pay medical bill and and yet jamie dimon j.p. morgan won't give them a loan for one hundred dollars they'll go to a payday lender and pay ten thousand percent or five thousand percent of problem is the people who have to go to these payday lenders they blame themselves for bob diamond jamie diamond lloyd blankfein financial terrorism they're like rape victims rape victims blame themselves they think they're the ones that are the guilty party you know what that's not true it's the rapist that's the guilty party the bankers who are committing these crimes of their the guilty parties they're the one of the should be paying the piper for having to decimate. replace it with found it will be another thing you nature use a provide and it worked well and we live this way for five thousand years was they provided gold and silver it was honest money

they're not going anywhere.vestor you want to be in company that will change the future and they prove they can do that. charles: >> you know people are talking about this. charles: absolutely. >> we have a tough name for you. rumors apple connected homes and google home security. the next tech battle is not only for living room but our whole house. i agree. it is battle take for the taking. >> what is underwear thing? can you explain that. >> we're all scared. >> i don't get it. >> i wouldn't wear the underwear. >> maybe for babies wet their diaper and alarm goes off. charles: nothing can tell a computer chip more about a person than the underwear. i can tell you that. we'll talk about it in the next break. this will bring us and does bring us to the next real real deal. internet of things, only in the first inning of reality although lived in the minds of futurists and sci-fi writers for decades. in fact some people calling this so-called jetsons era. where machines do mean eel tasks like driving and cleaning

there is nobody in that audience or anywhere that is not going to know that particular song by the fourthon tour. by the way. i am proud to play it, we are from san francisco. we are going to play that piece no matter where we are. >> welcome to our special rules committee meeting for monday, july 28th, 2014. i am supervisor norman yee and i will be chairing this meeting. and joined by supervisor david campos, the clerk today is alisa miller. the committee would also like to acknowledge the staff at sfgtv jennifer low and mike freeman who record our meetings and make transcript valuables online and clerk are there any announcements. >> yes, please make sure to silence electronic devices. >> can we have a motion to excuse supervisor tang from this meeting? >> so moved. >> okay. without objection, motion passes. madame clerk, please call item no. 1. >> item no. 1 a motion order og policy delicious submitted to the voters is making findings and declaring policies of the city's commitment to address housing afor the recordability crisis, support production of new housing and create a housing

the tickets cost anywhere from 10,000 to $30,000, but standing on the sidewalk was free. there were plenty of protesters voicing their opinions on violence in the middle east to the freedom of the internet. shawnda rhymes was the hostess of the fundraiser. president obama has attended 398 fundraisers since taking office. more than twice as many as george bush. >>> the first 40 victims of the malaysian plane crash were brought back to the netherlands. one by one, the coffins were brought off and taken to waiting hearses. the remains will be identified at a forensic center. tonight, the dutch air safety board says valid data has been downloaded from the planes black boxes. there were fearing the rebels tampered with them, but there is new evidence that the crash site has been compromised. look at what cbs reporter mark phillip had. >> this part of the fuselage is what we found the day of the crash. and this is what it looks like now. the fuselage part has clearly been moved and the part that was here, gone. >> reporter: the fear is that the rebels have removed evidence that

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near anywhere the water, you are going to stay cool the next several days but anywhere away from theer inland, you are going to stay hot. it has been a significant heat wave. seven days in a row with temperatures near 100 degrees. you have three more to go before there is any change. it will happen sunday. clear night away from the water. gradual cooling coming up this weekend. so here we go. san francisco, 60s , oakland, 70s , san jose, 8 0z, and concord, 90s . only in the bay area. we will see some 90s . saratoga. dublin. 95 tomorrow. pittsburgh, 98. upper 60s for sausalito. 100s out there. more of the same on friday. a couple degrees cooler. saturday cooling more sunday. that is when you notice the change as we head to the top of next week. it will be in the 09s inland and 70s near the bay. only in the bay area. more than a million people be in four different temperature profiles all at once. >> wild. >> i was in the 3% when i started today and i ended up in the 26%. >> there you go. and you just have to drive to change it. >> thanks paul. >>> a youtube star gives his parents one

not heading anywhere near the southeast or anywhere like that. >> by the way, bill, totally geeky.planation about the geek. it's total geek talk. let's talk about how long it's happening and how hot is it? >> it's interesting, it's very rare. it typically, by the way, for everyone across the country. it's the warmest week usually on average throughout the entire summer. so that kind of makes you go, wow, that's interesting it was 46 degrees in north dakota and south dakota this morning. we did break some records. it hasn't happened all that often on this day before. but we didn't shatter records across the midwest. something like this happened before. the biggest thing it was an extreme jet stream pattern. as the planet has been warming it's been less frequent. that's what kind of gets the headlines on this. we don't expect to see stuff like this as much anymore with the warming plan. we did see it this morning. >> love you bill karins. thank you for being us with. >>> from a cold snap to a dry heat. in california it could force emergency actions. they are vote on a plan to fine re

imports more than china than anywhere else in the world. america imported 440 billion in goods - electronics, toys, shoes up 331% since 2001. here is what is interesting - for years most of the goods were shipped to the west coast and trucked east. panama has a multi billion plan to shake up the shipping world. it is expanding the panama canal, making way for the bigger ships and u.s. ports are scrambling to keep up. we have our report. >> reporter: is the 6.8 billion and counting the panama canal expansion is an attempt to reshape global shipping routes. a century ago president teddy roosevelt was instrumental in opening the canal. a short cut between the atlantic and pacific oceans. today it is too narrow, among them the ships used to move goods from asia to the united states. 18% is shipped through the canal. panama hopes to win more of that business with super sized lots. >> joe biden joined the panamanian president for a look at the work in progress. >> the arrival of the new ships presents an opportunity for countries to transport goo

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. >> debt will make you work anywhere. it doesn't matter if it's a war zone, doesn't matter if you're given a good food or good accommodation. these men are ready to sacrifice. >> govindnagaram is a village of six thousand people, several hours from the closest airport. locals estimate that eighty to ninety percent of men here have worked in iraq or afghanistan. >> if you have a regular job, you might get 5000 rupees - that's $100 dollars for a month. but what the agents promise, you will get $800 dollars for a month. even i will think of moving there to get a job. >> we visited a small tea shop, and word spread that we were looking to talk to people who had worked on bases. it turned out this man serving tea himself had been recruited for a job in afghanistan - with supreme, a contractor that supplies food and fuel to nato. >> whether they made it to afghanistan or not, everyone here had a story about how they had been cheated. this man, nagaraj, paid three thousand dollars to an agent for a job as a cook in afghanistan.

watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. >> pam: you may have heard an apple a day keeps the doctor away. >> pam: but turns out -- it can do a whole lot more than that for some women. according to a new study in the archives of gynecology and obstetrics, and the huffington post. >> pam: researchers found a link and a having a better relationship -- in the the study looked at about seven hundred young healthy italina women over a one- year period. the possible reason for the results --- apple's contain antioxidants and some other things that increase blood flow. >> pam: like chocolate and alcohol. but -- before anyone rushes out to stock up on apples. borader research still needs to be done. >> pam: still ahead. more on the bryan stow verdict. we are live at a-t-and-t park with reaction from the giants. >> pam: an update on the donald sterling trial. is the owner of the l-a clippers mentally fit? we have his testimony. clippers mentally fit? we have his testimony. for the freshest p