that's compared to the average dolphin strappings expected and this past weekend aon 25 new cases along the virginia coast lien. >> 5 dolphins is something we can't handle. >> reporter: officials from various states and agencies are working to find similarities on doll ten deaths. >> we're seeing animals having joint problems, feeding problems. >> reporter: the last time a mass casualty occurred was in the late '80s when 700 washed ashore from florida to new jersey and that was blamed on veers of the -- virus of the measles. there are theories suggesting a bacterial infor example or environmental stresses. this is a developing story. we'll continue to monitor this in the months to come. new jersey had over 60 reports in a couple of weeks. we'll talk more about this and there's more information if you go to abc2 on my weather blog. >>> when the bell rings, students head in all different directions and each one presents its own risk. the groupen crnlgs parties to talk about afterschool safety right now. as kids are heading from the classroom to the athletic field, the discussion should in

moving on to the projections of incurred but not reported expenses, aon hewitt will [speaker not understood] at the end of the plan year. if they do it at the nibr in 30 to support the audit process, and they have determined that the blue shield flex plan will require an $18.1 million ibnr reserve liability in plan assets. i'll talk a little more about that in a second. city plan is $6.2 million reserve which is actually $1.7 million decrease from this time a year ago, lower utilization with the city plan is now reflecting itself in lower incurred but not reported liabilities at the end of june. and then delta dental, a small decrease to $3.1 million which is about $200,000 less than this time last year. just going a little bit more about blue shield, the expectation when we went into the first year of the flex plan was that utilization would potentially be higher, which would therefore have resulted had we been at the level of utilization we had projected at the beginning of the year, we would have had about a $25 million incurred but not reported liability at the end of june. so, recordin

gm, toyota, and audi are all developing so-called aon t so-called -- autonomous cars.iving car within seven years. it's not that crazy really. even today you can buy cars which parallel park themselves. nissan's autonomous car will be able to identify people, animals, other cars, even weirdly shaped cars like a weaner mobile. i have a bit of a love affair with cars and self driving technology. they can avoid some of the problems we haves like texting, drunkenness. that's it for tonight. thanks for joining us. on wednesday how one city is fighting hard not to go the way of detroit as it struggles to meet its pension obligations. i'm ali velshi. see you then on "real money." ♪ jazeera.com. >> i'm lisa fletcher and you're in the stream. should evolution be challenged in textbooks. it's the question asked in texas so what does it mean for the rest of the nation? >> forget don't mess with texas. members of the scientific community have a different message for the lone start state. don't mess with evolution. texas is about to approve science textbooks that might be used for

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. >> reporter: at this point most players are happy to see camp come to an end, no one aon freeze with that more than the rookies who by all account havet had it easy so far. >> have you experienced any of e the rookie hazing yet? >> i think the biggest thing wan the rookie skit and we did pretty well in that. besides carrying pads off of ths field or so, but if you get booed during a rookie skitie they're beyond you. >> reporter: they said if you had a good skit, then are you cleared. >> we had a good skit, i think we had the best skit. i think we had the best one overall. i mean, they did it. d we got to do it. >> reporter: as the skins move their act back to ash burnt the fans here in r bichmond wil see them off the only way they y know how, and the driven family will find their seat at fedexfex field. in richmond, lindsay murphy, fox 5 sports. >>> and he also gave a sample o the economic impact for richmonc alone, 4400 hotel room nights were booked and 15,000 meals were served and that is just th redskins organization alone. they head back to ash burn with they will notice redskins

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shows, not just "the tonight show" but this morning he will be on zillo.com, last week he which is aon, website designed for younger people. he has been on other tv shows that are untraditional like "david letterman" and "the view" and so on. i think it is part of the white house's effort to reach out to different audiences who might not pay attention to the traditional media, people who might not pay attention to an interview that he might do with , would perhaps watch "the tonight show" or something like that or pay attention to really thatcampaign he is conducting and has for a long time been putting out his own view of events in his nontraditional ways. i think the controversy stems he -- it isa that below the dignity of the president. past presidents have felt going on a late-night comedy show is really not up to the stature of the president, but president obama feels differently. i think is on the right track in terms of communicating because people get their information in such different ways these days, and he recognizes that. i think other presidents will do just what he is do

mehmet ozs aone of the first responders on the scene. his office just up the blo block.stino. >> there was a dog leash and belt, amazingly two mundane things you wouldn't think of and they saved her life. >> reporter: this comes on the heels of an incident in salt lake city pa past weekend, dr. oz came to the rescue of a 53-year-old runner who collapse during a charity 5k run after his lungs filled with fluid. >> the experience of having dr. oz watch over ome and care for me was incredible, came to my bedside, so caring. he saved my life. >> reporter: as dr. oz assisted in this week's midtown manhattan rescue he says the kudos goes to gestino. >> the real hero today is the plumber, who is an average day walking along the street and saves a life. >> a miracle on 49th street. we wish the woman recovery of the best. initially it is called an accident but police are investigating. dr. oz jumped off the stage to help a woman who fell ill in sacramen sacramento. can we give a "new day" shout out to david gestino the plumber? come on! >> thank goodness we the training. >> an or

ouity aon our he day, this is not an either/or choice. we need to address the construction of new embassy that meet accident security needs and cowhat we can to ensure existing high-risk post we need our people to represent our interest and new construction is not an option. they stated it clearly. i quote, the solution requireses a more serious and sustained commitment from congress to support state department needs which in total institute a small percentage both of the full national bucket and that spent for national security. one overall conclusion in this report is that congress must do its part to meet the challenge it and provide necessary resources to the state department to address security risk and meet mission impartive. the bill i introdpiewsed is part of the solution it's serious and sustained commitment that takes lesson escaped with have learned and turns them in to action. as i said total security is next to impossible. our diplomats cannot encase nems stone fortreats. it's clearly not an option. so the solution must be mu

best buy stock has tripled in 2013 allen aone and maybe you c expect him to take some of the gain gainsuy shares. >> we stay in the big box shoe retalter dsw trading higher again as earnings were 17 cents above the estimates and the revenue beat what the analysts were expecting. shares of dsw up 33% so far this year. here for an cnbc exclusive is michael mcdonald, president and ceo of dsw. welcome to the network, sir. >> thank you. good to be here. >> not only did you beat the guidance and what the street expected today, but you have raised full guidance twice in the last three months and you did so last time in the beginning of the month. what are you able to do in your space in fashion -- that others clearly failing at in other parts of the business landscape? >> good question. it relates to the formula which we are continuing to execute over and over again which is giving a breathtaking assortment of footwear at great prices in environment that is convenient and fun for the customers. the more customers who get to know us, the more they like us, and they return to us. so we are tryin

>> but you could never tell because he's got aon. >> his mouth is uncovered.der to see. it would actually make it awesome. >> that would wear me out. >> what? >>> well, despite being married for 15 years, sarah jessica parker has just come out and told harper's bazaar magazine that she loves her husband. >> you're kidding. >> yeah. >> still? >> why do you have to say that you love your husband? >> why are you so surprised? >> after 15 years, no one believes you do. >> that's the truth. >> i don't think you can stay married for 15 years if you don't love the person ywith. >> oh, yes, you can. >> it's weird that you have to come out and say you love your husband. despite being married for 15 years, i love our life. call me crazy, but i love him. no one's going to call you crazy because you love your husband. it's such a silly story. but what's so weird about it is maybe she's coming forward and saying that she loves matthew broderick because she just learned recently that men >> i don't think men are useless. but there is a survey -- they surveyed 1,000 people.

think so most studies i have seen would suggest that increases in aid are not something driving up -- aonthat, these are lot of it of course is aid distributed in a very on even way. one of the things we ought to be taking a look at is particularly , which-profit sector has an exceedingly bad record and many of those students are .he recipients of aid in the public sector, to a large degree, when you look at the rising prices, there is a very strong correlation with the decline in state aid, which has been going on now. there have been ups and downs. for a long time, for the last 30 years, effectively, we have been dis-investing in public higher education. president of the american association of university professors, joining me this evening from ohio. thank you for your country meeting to the conversation this evening. >> it has been a pleasure talking with you. >> more calls and comments for the next half hour. we will talk about calls and comments and the presidents comments earlier today. a couple of tweaks before we get back to that. august augusteir recess and we hold our c-span to

this comes the word aon themy and how we define that and how we want to get after that at what levelith which systems the degree we want to accomplish the autonomy or semiautonomous aspects. while we're doing this, we also have to identify the costs and capability thresholds. the cost and capability thresholds are truly interesting because they compete with each other. you know, cost define where is we're going and it also helps us define just what capability level we need or can afford to get after over -- in next few years. all the while we're doing this, we want to improvefectiveness and efficiency. some of the things we're looking at are commonality, modularity. those are the thee key things we need to focus on as we're looking to become more effective and efficient when it comes to unmanned systems. while we're doing this, we know, as i said, a lot ever those grounds systems, most or just about all of them are cut. we know it is very important that we threverage commercial technology, the funds that you put into research and development and how that assists us as we try make dec

this is aon thishing lack of getting infrastructure in there and focusing on the network so thal nt of that country can rise and participate. it's changing. the invasion in mobile phone sector is something we're going to talk about today. you see the explosion of mobile through all market regions. 60% 80% mobile penetration in markets. but the irblee lives right here where you see this satellite image. most of these places are text and voice and not data. the good news is this is what africa looks like now and this is old. there is now undersea cables and people are cross wiring. we are doing this project loon which is to fly balloons. e are flying balloons at the strat fear level. the idea is to network the i.s.p.'s and mobile networks together and provide access to farther remote areas. there is a small test right now with 30 balloons and 50 down links and people enjoying the internet for a proper pricing for the first time in these regions. this is kenya, the best mobile phone payment markets in the world are south korea, japan and kenya. fabulous invasion coming out of here. intere

are not aon rates great measure.independent agency there on how to measure border, and then taken out of their hand and maybe have a committee that is appointed by just the way committees are done now. the senate majority leader, the house speaker, they look at those metrics and decide how they are being mad and then publicly publish them. the public gets to see whether these metric are being met. and then they get to hold their elected officials accountable. that is not what is getting done right now. congress is getting a lot of this information, but it is not being disseminated to the people. beyond issuing his report and the four cochairs writing a piece in political. what are they doing to make this happen? are they picking up the phone and talking to republican leaders? guest: that is an important part of this and it is something they're doing. the governors were speaking to the atlantic roguery last night. .roantrerotary it might seem like a small thing but there were probably 200 to 300 business leaders who n

egypt is aon in timely reminder of western governments fickle appearance to universal principles.first of all, supporting movements rising against mubarak in favor of democracy, then siding with the army when it carried out a coup and overthrew a democratically elected government. in the recent past, assad was once lauded by the british government. his actions are now clearly deplorable as have been many other groups. recent military action has been confusing. last friday, the united states and u.k. governments were pressing for weapons inspectors to be allowed into syria. on monday, the inspectors went in. on monday evening, all indications were that the u.s. and u.k. had made up their minds that a strike was indeed imminent and that is why we are here today. on tuesday, the u.k. soft and stance. -- softened its stance. we will be voting against the government motion and supporting the amendment by the official opposition and the amendment by the honorable lady for civilians. we have seen the u.k. embroiled in many bloody wars and failing to secure any peace. the middle east is i