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as usual.thing in around here is open. and things are looking just like a normal hot august day where it's 92 degrees as picked up by the mobile weather lab. but not every fared 100% from this. let me show you video and tell you about lots of pictures like these since sunday. it was rough. barrels scattered on floors, countless numbers of bottles knocked off shelves, and some wineries that red wine became basically a red wine lake. the head of the napa valley vintners association says yes the industry was hit hard by the earthquake but that doesn't mean they will stand on the sidelines during this disaster. they announced at a a $10 million contribution to establish a relief fund. >> our priorities here are basic needs. making sure that everybody has a roof over their heads, making sure that food, water, that sort of thing, is taken care of for our residents. medical care and counseling, and repairs for immediate safety concerns. >> reporter: and the vintners association folks say that the majo

the governor insists what he did was legal, and that this is just politics as usual. >> i am here today pause i did the right thing. i am going to enter this courthouse with my head held high, knowing the actions that i took were not only lawful and legal, but right. uh importanter house majority leader sympathized he was charged with money raisering and fund conspiracy in 2002, by the same d.a.'s office. delay told fox news, this is the partisan warfare, and the office is in a democrat part of the state. for nine years i have been warning the republicans that if they don't reform this unit, and put it on a statewide basis, with the attorney general, that they could be next, and here we go. rick perry was next. representative delay also said these people for 30 years have been doing this, to their enemies. ^t more line between politics and crime is not unique to texas. bobirginia former mcdonald and his wife are on trial for allegedly accepted $165,000 worth of gifts from a businessman seeking political favors. the couple faces 14 federal corruption charges. >> it's just a sad day, for

i can tell you ali no business as usual no more. i'm not in a position to threaten anyone. all we want to do as palestinians today as a palestinian leadership, that we want to make sure that our people are not slaughtered every two years. our boys and girls deserve to go to school every year at the end of august. our boys and girls deserve to sleep without waking themselves, deserve not to be orphans, this is what we have full right to do as people and once again those who worry about international criminal courts should not commit crimes. >> chief negotiator for the palestinian authority, doctor thanks for joining us. >>> last month, he addressed his country on avoiding further conflict. >> there is a concern in the international community, the way to avoid that from happening in the future is to work seriously on preventing hamas from rearming and ultimately to do what the palestinians have committed to do which is to have gaza disarmed. that is opalestinian commitment a signed commitment and it's time for that to be realized. >> hermella aregawi. >> earlier this year 24-y

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. >> it sounds wicked will be business as usual. >> -- it sounds like it will be business as usual. >> president erdogan will be looking to davutoglu to carry out his policies. he wants to be a hands on them assertive president. one of the reasons he chose davutoglu, he doesn't have much of a power base within the party. it is expected that erdogan will be using davutoglu to exercise power. >> erdogan said that the new prime minister would be central in the fight against parallel structures. >> a turkish cleric living in self imposed exile. the government blames the followers for carrying out corruption probes against the government and the prime minister's family and now since then they have been launching a purge within the judiciary. davutoglu made clear that this policy, this battle of what they called the parallel state will continue and that means there will probably more tensions and more divisions within turkey. >> interesting times in turkey. ukrainian border guards have become custom checks on a rest in a conflict -- on a russian aid convoy. 200 talks have been held up for a

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. >> reporter: it is business as usual. passengers arrivalling as two big storms -- arriving as two big storms bear down on hawaii. >> he is not worry said. he is not worried. i am not worried. >> i don't want to do that. we are going the opposite way. >> reporter: flights for tomorrow are departing on schedule but passengers should take nothing for granted. >> they could check online if they are traveling in the next few days. >> reporter: he booked a hawaii vacation beginning this weekend. >> hopefully we will dodge it. i am hoping that if in fact we don't dodge it we will have some delays. >> reporter: they will go ahead as planned but will check their airlines website often. we learned many airlines and resorts are offering no charge cancellations and low charge extensions the next few days. that severe weather is very difficult to predict. reporting live at san francisco international airport john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> man played not guilty to charges that -- pleated not guilty to charges he shot at a repo ma

nothing we spoke to the european union's ambassador to russia expressed hope for a return to business as usual as soon as possible of course some companies may or may may face some losses. will be looking for those of us as a set specially those countries and those exporters of market who have been under scrutiny of. russian situations have faced certain sanctions and barriers they have successfully overcome. however of course we came to maintain that trade we value russian customers and i am sure that i should just i'm a values product and i hope we'll come back to business as usual soon. meanwhile a global campaign in support of a russian photo journalist missing in ukraine is certainly picking up pace at the u.n. the e.u. one of herat here of rights groups have called on kiev to secure a stand ins release a ukrainian government official has admitted during a radio interview the reporter had been arrested but then later denied it standing as a career photographer who has been covering conflicts all over the world are here a song has pictures for you that hash tag free andrew has been trendin

>> there's a credible body of work now that suggests that if we continue with business as usual fossil fuel emissions, then by the end of this century, we could see as much as two meters, 6 feet of global sea level rise. now, that would be catastrophic for many coastal regions. for the u.s. east coast and gulf coast, island nations around the world, some of which would literally be submerged by that amount of sea level rise. the ipcc makes a far more conservative statement. they state an upper bound of about a meter, about 3 feet. and it's once again an example of where the ipcc arguably has been overly conservative. some, as myself, have argued that partly that's just due to the culture of science. scientists tend to be reticent. we don't like to make strong conclusions that we have to withdraw at some later time. and there's also a component, i believe, due to the pressure, the outside pressure, the critics, the very well funded and well organized effort to literally discredit the science of climate change, sometimes by attempting to discredit the scientists themselves. i myself have

from what nicole says, it's business as usual in the gaza strip. >> well, it's clear that it is not a full ceasefire. it is a pause, as we are describing it. it is a conditional partial pause, because there are conditions, as you said. the israeli military say they can continue their operations. if anyone interferes, they will shoot back. they released a statement. it was three sentences, explaining the timing and the mechanics of this ceasefire. but not the reasons, really, why the israeli military decided to announce the pause right now. i think it's possible to speculate that it comes after that school attack, and that stinging international criticism. also, there are possible military advantages for the israelis having a break in the bombardment. militaries like to do what they call battle damage assessment, put drones in the air, and see what they've hit and what they have still got to hit. they may well be a military purpose as well as the stated humanitarian purpose for the israeli side. >> in the meantime. we have palestinian factions that in a second day in cairo, they have b

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sure the russian customer values european product and i hope will come back to business as usual soon here has reiterated it doesn't know where missing russian photographer andre stanton as the interior ministry suggested anti government forces could be holding him he disappeared in eastern ukraine ten days ago and the ukrainian military has appeared conflicted on whether they have him or not first they denied it then an interior ministry spokesperson confirmed in an interview to a lobby in a radio station they indeed held then and kept him captive on accusations of assisting terrorists then they backtracked claiming a bad translation russia the u.n. and international human rights groups are demanding the correspondent is released immediately a social media campaign called free andriy is now under way and there's been several flash mobs around the world in support. a state of emergency has been brought in for the whole of missouri and a coffee brought in from the town of ferguson is being rocked by on rest the death death of an unarmed teenager caused public outrage and subsequent ral

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they cannot move freely lacking long convoys like with 60 or 70 vehicles as usual. so as they used to. so it's been helping. the other kurdish protection units who came from syrian and kurdish regions to protect iraqis and evacuate them. they've been very helpful. but they only carry ak-47s with them. at the very beginning it was very hard to face the rgbs and heavy weapons from the isis. >> they have armored humvees and all of these weapons that they have taken over from the iraqis. >> yes. >> captured from the iraqis when iraqis around mosul, in particular, just fled and turn and ran. >> exactly. >> what we're hearing is people being beheaded, executed. what kinds of terrible -- so these isis -- >> it's a very terrible techniques. they try to remember, they are terrorists. they try to spread the terror. they try to scare people. and so they kill people first and then they cut their body to pieces and then they film them. they picture them. i'm not sure what kind of therapy that is for them. it's a psychological factor. we still don't know what it leads to that. but

spoke to the european union's ambassador to russia he expressed hope for a quick return to business as usual of course some companies. may face some losses. will be looking for alternatives as i said specially those countries and those exporters market who have been understood unity of. sanctions and barriers they have successfully overcome by finding new munitions however of course we came to maintain the trade value russian customers and i'm sure the russian customer values product and i hope will come back to business as usual soon. here is once again said it doesn't know where the where the missing russian photographer andrei stand in is now the interior ministry suggested he could be held by and to government forces he disappeared in eastern ukraine ten days ago and the ukrainian military seems undecided whether they have him or not at first they denied it then an interior ministry spokesperson confirmed in an interview to a latvian radio station they indeed held standing captive on accusations of assisting terrorists but then backtracked blaming a bad translation russia the e.u. one an

earlier we spoke to the european union's ambassador to russia he hopes for a quick return to business as usual. of course some companies may or may may face some losses. we'll be looking for as open as it was as i said specially those countries and those exporters of market who have been under scrutiny of appropriate russian situations have faced certain sanctions and barriers. funny new. however of course we came to maintain that trade value russian customer and i am sure the russian customer values would be important and i hope we'll come back to business as usual soon and kiev has reiterated it doesn't know where missing russian photographer under a stand in is the interior ministry suggested anti-government forces that could be holding him he disappeared in eastern ukraine twelve days ago and the ukrainian military has appeared conflicted on whether they have him or not at first they denied it then an interior ministry spokesperson confirmed in an interview to a lad via radio station that they indeed held a standing captive on accusations of assisting terrorists but then backtracked blamin

crisis earlier we spoke to the eason bassa to russia who said he hopes for a return to business as usual. of course some companies. may face some losses. will be looking for alternatives as i said especially those countries and those exporters market who have been under scrutiny of appropriate russian situations here faced certain sanctions and barriers they have successfully overcome by finding new munitions however of course we came to maintain the trade we value russian customers and i'm sure the russian customer values european product and i hope we'll come back to business as usual soon despite tensions with the west and russia must not isolate itself relations with partners that was the message from president putin during a visit to crimea where he met local officials and members of the public in a speech there he outlined his vision for the future of russia's foreign policy he said moscow has a right to pull out of international treaties a good must even if that goes against its interests but he made putin also called on russian society to unite although not for the sake of confli

to the european union's ambassador to russia he expressed optimism for a quick return to business as usual of course some companies may or may may face some losses. will be looking for that then it is as i said specially those countries and those exporters russian market who have been under scrutiny of appropriate russian situations here faced certain sanctions and barriers they have successfully overcome by finding a new new new however of course weekend to maintain the trade value russian customer and i am sure the russian customer values you've been proud of and i hope will come back to business as usual soon. kiev has said once again it doesn't know where the missing russian for. standin is at the interior ministry suggested he could be held by anti government forces now he disappeared in eastern ukraine ten days ago and ukrainian military seems rather undecided on whether or not they actually have him at first they denied it then an interior ministry spokesperson confirmed in an interview to a lot of radio station they were indeed holding stand and captive on accusations of assisting

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but for others it's almost business as usual. ur quake coverage continues live from napa. >>> our napa quake coverage continues here on ktvu. i'm ken wayne live in downtown napa. as you can see behind me, it looks like for some businesses it's going to be a very long difficult road back to get their doors open again if they can ever do that. but meantime, in some locations just a few feet away from a building that has been red tagged, it's business as usual. we went to one of businesses here in downtown -- one of those businesses here in downtown napa tonight. those businesses are thriving. some customers said they stoped in after taking in the races. they were curious to see how downtown napa looked after this quake. others are napa residents who said they were taking a much needed time out from the stress of cleaning up quick related damage. >> we're just taking a break from sweeping up the glass and vacuuming and getting all the plates and crystal and china and everything back into the cabinets tonight. >> one thing you will no

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and he after hours of being told business as usual, when he tells his superiors it's not business as ual there are 20,000 people here, his superiors call him a coward and he snaps and decides to open the wall. so this man is actually in sort of the most specific narrow sense the man who opens the wall and is almost completely unknown. he put himself out of a job and he actually after the wall came down ended up unemployed and for a while even just driving a taxi in berlin and now lives on a small pension in the outskirts of berlin. so that is just a very brief summary and some of the dramatic unexpected events that led to the short term collapse of the wall. let me make a few very general remarks and then i'll hand over to my colleagues about reaction and memory. what's interesting to me is how this is treated now in germany. here in the united states we have a number of very, very grand memorials to the collapse of the berlin wall. there are very big installations of pieces of the berlin wall at the george h.w. bush presidential library, at the ronald reagan library, at the capitol,

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