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and the panda express was at it again, doing >> rick: asa's chris young was hitting just.192 but made his presence fit at the coliseum. with bartolo on the disabled list, tommy malone made the start. he managed to pitch out of troubleuntil the fifth. carlos santana ties the score. oakland comes back in its half. first young goes deep and then one batter later, alberto callaspo going yard. first home run as an athletic. 5-3. young had pair of hits and two rbis and also made this great grab in the eighth. battling the sun. likely saves a run. 7-3 the final. with texas losing and now just a half game out of first. >> thanks to the 22-pound weight loss, pablo sandoval was able to beat out an infield hit last night. today the panda's speed was on display again. the giants were trying to complete a sweep of miami. hunter pence put the team on first in the first. his first homer in more than a month. this game would seesaw back and forth in the mis, bumgarner uncorks a wild peach. that put the marlins on top. san francisco retainings the lead in the seventh. sanchez rips one down the line. s

asa a result we have sent 15,000 viles of the drug encuring the medical personnel and volunteers on theround can be protected and best help the rey maining patients. >> you mentioned the shock you experienced. would you say from the injuries you have seen so far what transpired constitutes a violation of international humanitarian law? >> if this incident is cob firmed by international investigators it could be a breach. it is prohibited to use such newo toxic agents in combat and almost makes a mockery of humanitarian action in such copditions and makes it difficult and makes a mockery of civilian protection. it is prohibited to use weapons that target the civilian pop iewdle and from the pictures and reports we are receiving from the medical networks we see from young children dying in their sleep to others in the streets, there is no discrimination and it very well could constitute a serious breach of international law. >> thank you have much mr. steven cornish. >>> two major trials are about to get under way in egypt. mubarak returns to court to face charges over protestor deaths an

wolpe is the asa griggs candler professor of bioethics and the director of the center for ethics at emory university.

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one man that was shot had just come out of the uptown studios, asa l a salon, after getting his hair cut. telegraph avenue between 16th and 18th streets has been shut down. that's something to be aware of if you happen to be driving in this area. we are still gathering information on what happened here. at least there is some consolation that there were no fatalities here this afternoon. live in oakland, monty francis, nbc bay area news. >> monty, you mentioned it is near the box theater. at that time of day, that area of oakland is quite busy, usually? >> right. it is pretty busy. there is a restaurant right across the street. plenty of people there milling about enjoying a nice afternoon. we are shocked to hear these gunshots. >> monty francis reporting from downtown oakland. thank you, monty. >>> coming up next at 6:00, how much money does it cost to buy one of the most memorable movie props from the '80s. you know him. did you no know that is not actually a ferrari. >> it is one of the few people left using the century-old technique. he is trying to pass his craft on to his only

employers, the health care security ordinance covers employers down to 20fte's, as you mentioned, the asa pertain tos 30 -- fte's working 30 hours a week where ours look at them working 8 hours a week, affordability needs to be discuss ined this context. the 15 thousand 500 folks that will remain uninsured and will choose not to enroll, some of those reasons may be unaffordability. >> will there be medi cal el jebl folks that will be impacted by costs as well? >> for the newly eligible, they will have no cost to medi cal, so they will have no premising and their cost sharing will be fairly minimal. >> and to the extent there's been some cost shifting under medi cal at the state, will that impact any individuals? >> i think the cost shifting at this state, it's been provides, california has very, very rates for providers, 59th in the nation, i believe, and that translates to access, so individual access to people for medi cal to the services they provide that they need, sorry. >> and just a couple of questions about the employer spending requirement, from the per specie of the department o

national security deputy director michael morell says that if the asa government collapses with its massive chemical arsenal the country could become a haven for al qaeda terrorists according to morell more of foreign fighters are joining the conflict in syria each month than ever and heard iraq at the height of the war there he has also claimed that given the constant inflow of arms syria could become the next lead b.-a with a potential for conflict to spill over into jordan lebanon and iraq lawrence kay freeman ataturk of the executive intelligence review says the warnings long overdue . get more involved in this war this all of the major international security danger force you're not going to ask you to our portion of the world and that there's a problem that everything about us which has been behind supporting. al qaeda related groups is actually pursuing very dangerous disruptive policy so these statements today are welcome and we should reverse our policy immediately and not pursue arming the rebels and pursue the overthrow of the president bashir assad america's i'm prepared to build

then tough financial realities are giving the country's high rez problem an increasingly young face asa government schemes have failed to help the rough sleepers to find shelter leaving them feeling increasingly abandoned by the state i want to expose the streets of london later this hour. and we take a look at the ultra orthodox jews in israel news way of life is causing a secular backlash in a deeply divided society that's still to come here. and say it's a take off all for one of the world's the biggest. and we promise you this is a spectacular and there you see it there he goes with a spectacular fly program and over a thousand companies but does the great thing of the mall school region it's the twentieth anniversary of the max a show held a once every yes and with a ten billion dollars worth of contracts to be signed and over half a million visitors expected this year's event looks set to break records now the country's top aerobatics teams as well as pilots from around the world will be showing off their skills show will also feature a cutting edge technology some of which will b

motion followed mounting allegations of a mass chemical attack near damascus largely being blamed on asa's government un investigators haven't yet established the facts nevertheless british lawmakers have chosen not to intervene anyway and here's some of what the prime minister told parliament which he failed to convince. well cameron admits the u.k.'s joint intelligence committee found a very difficult to pinpoint a motive of the alleged assault he urged lawmakers to make their own judgment against president assad and act on their convictions that didn't win over parliament creating an embarrassing situation for downing street with arguably the first time a prime minister has been defeated on a vote for war since seventeen eighty two r.t. sarah first followed the crucial session in london. defeated and she merely ate it that's how the prime minister is being portrayed today after that major political blow with parliament voting against military action it means that the prime minister's decision essentially to recall parliament to bring this motion against possible military action in syria

where it will turkey supports military intervention and in syria and say they have intelligence that asa did use a chemical weapons so what would what implications will this have for turkey then any over spill for ankara how big of a risk is there. but there's always a risk i mean the military intervene. in any case we'll have a risk of large consequences we see already in lebanon what more can be spread outside of syria the same will be probably for iraq and the risk exists also in turkey you see already in turkey. several hundred thousands of refugees to see the free syrian army openly operating there. and we had already spring of this year huge bomb attack in a small city or for a hundred in the syrian border with fifty three deaths so you see that the syrian crisis is already somehow also in turkey and don't forget that also in the turkish media in may there were messages. that they found. out in gas to kill sarin gas with. members in the city of other and so you see in all ways that the syrian war is also in turkey somehow present. in what seems to be a very complicated situations i

led campaign against the asa government as are so many reports from london. various reports here have suggested that there is indeed a signs of muscle flexing in the region particularly surrounding syria it's been reported here by the guardian newspaper that warplanes and military transporters have been moved to britain to cyprus citing the two commercial pilots who regularly fly from larnaca in cyprus have spotted a c one thirty transport planes from their aircraft as well as attempted small from ations of possibly european fighter jets from their radar screens and also at the guardian says residents living near the airfield have confirmed to them that there's been an increase in activity in the area over the last forty eight hours and it has to be noted that officials from the british airfield there have denied any military build up in the area the u.s. has been ratcheting up its rhetoric as well it's been reported by reuters that the u.s. navy was expanding its mediterranean presence with a fourth ship capable of launching long range subsonic cruise missil

asa tribute to cory monteith she makes her first public appearance since his death. >> how to keep your victims. >> tracy morgan gives us an exclusive look inside his man cave. every man needs that. "today."oming up on >> >> now weather and traffic on the 1's. >> we have an accident southbound 95 just prior to the aberdeen exit. boston street, tracking an accident. we have some closures near greenspring on timonium road because the railroad gates are broken. use caution. 11 minutes on the north side. 13inutes on the west side outer loop. volume continues to build at baltimore national pike. on much in the way of delays 795 from the owings mills area. up to speed down towards the beltway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good to see there's not much fog in the traffic cameras. some of you could encounter some patchy fog. temperatures around 73 by 8:00 a.m. highs in the mid to upper 80's. a mixture of clouds and sun. clouds and sun. more coming up caramel mocha. caramel almond. caramel turtle. [ sighs ] that would've been awkward. with dunkin's caramel iced coffee flavors, there

. >>> mÁs de 1300 en un solo dÍa rb dice el hombre mÁs prominente de la oposiciÓn al gobierno de asaino a damasco para exigir una explicaciÓn. la falta de una fuerte respuesta a las agresiones, ha en envalentonado a... podemos armar bien a los rebeldes y establecer una zona prohibida al vuelo, mano naoenmanteniendo misiles patriotas cerca.... para ayudar con discreciÓn a los rebeldes sitios o entrar de lleno en el don flict. el gobierno del presidente obama tiene sus manos atadas por la falta de verificaciÓn. en este momento no podemos concluir determinadamente que se utilizaron armas quÍmicas. hacemos todo lo posible, para verificar los hechos. observadores opinan, que solo se actuarÍa bajo el escudo de la onu. >>> la fuerza militar, para proteger a la poblaciÓn civil frente a un inminente genocidio es una opciÓn que tiene naciones unidas. >>> porque segÚn analistas ni el capitolio ni en el paÍs, existe la voluntad de involucrar a estados unidos en otra guerra en el medio oriente en washington, pablo sÁnchez, univisiÓn. >>> decenas de reos han declarado en huelga de hambre en cÁrcel

soon the shade of asa gray's copper beach will shade you gently, so i promise to speak long enough for that to happen. [laughter] now, every endeavor like this that spans so many years is a collaborative effort, and we are very lucky here today to have richard rabinowitz who's going to come up and say a few words, because it is he and linda kaplan, both of the american history workshop, who pioneered the story of northern slavery and particularly in new york with the two great shows at the new york historical society. and so richard's going to set the context for just a minute, and then i'll come back on stage and tell you about the book. [applause] >> i'm thrilled to be here with you today. this is a great day of convergence. this is the convergence of a book that has been growing for 20 years and has brought so many people and so much knowledge and so much wisdom together. it's also, of course, a celebration. this is really a great, this is a site-specific book, and this is a great site of convergence. because all of you are sitting and standing on one of the most important historic

. >> newton said it appears asas though the man, 34-year-old wese hunt had a seizure and then they realizedsn't breathing. >> i started doing chest compressions and got the mouth to put over his mouth. i was doing chest appreciations. >> she kept on performing cpr until the ambulance arrived. newton said she just learned the technique two months ago.mont >> we have to be certified cer because we work around adults and kids as well.e >> officials say the victim was alert and conscious when he was transported to prince george'seg hospital center.ital >> i give thanks to god. without him he did it. it was all him. i was doing the work with him. that's all. >> according to the red cross, 70% of americans either don'tont know cpr are or training has lapsed. all of this an important reminder about the benefits of learning. in the newsroom lauren demarco fox 5 news. >> it's an iconic piece of michael jackson wardrobe.n wa why the crystal glove is at thet end of a legal dispute. >> new claims princess diana was murdered. new claves of foul play in her death coming up in a moment.  are you flo?

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clouds, mist and drizzle asa head out. mostly sunny and mild and then the warming trend as we get into next week. here it is, the pesky upper-level low that continues to really influence our weather. we are going to get a return flow from that. we have been, allowing for the marine layer. as this continues to slide off the coast, finally that's when high pressure is going to build in from the south and that's going to allow for a little bit of sunshine, warmer weather, and a quicker burn off in the days ahead. so we will start with just a little bit of warming today. we are talk only about two degrees or so. but as you look ahead for the week, in san jose, average highs, remember, in the low 80s. and we will get there but it's going to take by about midweek. each and every day about two to three degrees of warming. then it looks like next weekend maybe a little cooler. others look at livermore where afternoon highs today should be in the upper 80s. we are talking about low 80s finally getting to about 90 by about tuesday.

distinguished himself by gallantry at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty serving asaa scout with bravo troop third squadron, 61sticaleralry third brigade team during combat operations against an armed misdemeanor on october 3rd, 2009. on that morning special carter and his camrades awakened to an attack of 300 fighters on all four sides of out post keating, employing concentrated fire from rockle propelled brenade, machine gun, mortars and small arms fire. carter reenforcedda a forward battle position and rab twice through a gauntlet of enemy fire to resupply ammunition and rey mained there to defend the isolated position. armaed with only an m-4 caribbean rifle he placed accurate deadliy fire on the enemy and preventing the position from being over run over the course of several hours. with complete disregard for his own safety and in spite of his own wounds, he ran througha a hail of enemy rocket propelledy nenade and fire to help a wounded camrade. specialist carter rendered life extending first aid and carried the soldier to cover. he again maneuvered through enem

group of young youtubers, true story asa team have posted a video of themselves, they usually -- they'renksters. this time they changed up the tone. this video is called make the homeless smile. and features the three members of this group here. handing out water, food, money and clothes to homeless people. all they want in return are smiles. some of them you can see there, don't get anything in return. the gentleman was sleeping. they still leave the stuff there, you know, for the homeless people to have. they say the intention with the video is to make their days and make you guys do positive to others. they got a little bit of fame because they starred in a video called meet a muslim person. in which they talked to people to promote the understanding of islam. young muslim youtubers. very cool. >> good for them. >>> all right. this is a strange one out of the bay area, san francisco. police searching for two guys who lured two other guys to an apartment where they were robbed, posing as a woman on an online dating site. their thing was my fantasy is to have sex on a bed of $2,000 cash

the organization that i have the privilege to be president of right now, because both of the leader, asa phillip randolph, who was our president, and bayard rustin, were the architects of that march. bayard rustin was the ones that formulated routes, organized the various organizations to come, as best as we could, because there wasn't twitter and tweeting and e-mails and all of that stuff back then, but an absolute mastermind at pulling people together, of like mind, but different kinds of organizations together. and he was the one that did that. topped with an obstacle of being a member of the lbgt community. >> right. because i think one of the things about this weekend and this celebration that i think is so notable is the diversity. and the lbgt community, women's organizations, we're talking about immigration, we're talking about workers' rights, and we've really expanded the conversation in the last 50 years. >> you would think that 50 years later, we would have addressed a whole theme of the march. jobs, justice, and freedom. we are right back again, jobs, justice, and freedom. a

and asa jackson. trying to make sure, the coaching staff remembers him when -- eight-game suspension to start the year. and he is worthy of being on that 53-man roster. 78-yard return for the touchdown. a flag briefly but took it off the field and wasn't on the ravens. and the ravens went ahead and got that victory by a final of 27-23. still to come, we're going to talk about a pretty special weekend. a couple of weeks ago. jonathan ogden. already in the ring of honor and now into the pro football hall of fame. i spent some time in canton and saw the baltimore -- when ravens countdown continues after this. >> i'm so very proud to have the baltimore ravens' first-ever draft choice and i'm so humbled to be the baltimore ravens' first-ever hall of fame inductee. ♪ [ daniel ] wow. you see what i see? you know i see it. i seen it before you did. you? come on man, you know i saw that before you even said anything. say what? [ daniel ] tell me what you see. you already know what i'm seeing. hmmph. [ steve ]

have you been able to implement section9004, increasing taxes on distributions from has and m asa's notused for qualifying medical expenses? >> again, i will have to get back to you. i think that -- >> i think that is a yes. section 9005, increasing taxes by limiting health flexible spending arrangements under cafeteria plans? , again, i will get you that information. >> i think that is a yes. >> have you implemented 9007, additional requirements of charitable hospitals? >> i will get you the answer. >> it is a yes. 9008, increasing taxes on branded prescription mark -- pharmaceutical manufacturers and importers? >> i believe we have implemented that. , increases the medical device tax? >> yes. >> are you on track to implement section 9010, a tax on health insurance providers? to you onget back that question. we are generally on track with all of the major deliverables. 13 summer raising taxes on those who have to take an itemized deduction on medical expenses? , i believe we are on track. you are on track with all of these -- some of these you cannot answer but i have information that

is looking for, but notice i kings 15 and verse 24; i'll just quickly read this to you: "and [king] asa slept with his fathers, and was buried with his fathers in the city of david his father:" now, he was right there with david, his father and the other fathers, and these are the tombs of the kings that i'm talking about. i kings 22 and verse 50, "and [king] jehoshaphat slept with his fathers, and was buried with his fathers in the city of david his father:" so you can see the evil kings were in the city of david, but not sleeping with their fathers. they didn't deserve that honor, so here we have just some amazing knowledge. and if you look at acts 2 and verse 29, let me quickly read that to you: " men and brethren, let me freely speak unto you of the patriarch david, that he is both dead and buried, and his sepulchre is with us unto this day." everybody knew where it was, and they became fearful of digging into that tomb. and josephus was born actually a few years after peter was speaking these words. so the people commonly knew where david's throne was at that time and where the tom

well, i don't know as much about georgia the tech, but i do know that, you know, stretching back to asa candler who gave a million dollars to emery at oxford to help them move to atlanta and then robert woodruff gave a huge amount, millions and millions, to emery so that, you know, emery has always been known as coca-cola university. i don't know as much about georgia tech. you could probably tell me. >> i know that the architect, robert smith, who did the original coca-cola bottling company buildings also did the original georgia tech campus. >> well, that would make sense because they're all right near each other. yeah. thank you. >> let's do two more questions. >> two more questions. >> first of all, fortunately, if anyone cares, i find that you can get coca-cola with sugar at kroger this their ethnic, and it's only a dollar a bottle. otherwise, was there any taught of keeping the new coke and the classic coke, or once they brought the classic back, the new -- the demand for new coke, which was supposed to replicate pepsi, just died out? >> uh-huh. well, first, let me say they did ke

, exposed america to what was going on culturally or specifically with the crack epidemic a warfare asai hope to take my love of that, keep an open mind when approaching anything, and use a commonality, most especially in music, to bridge gaps, with members of congress, republicans and democrats. what i really like doing with social media, to go to your question, is taking somewhere, where i can find people who play have a totally different philosophy or view, find a commonality like music and later share a conservative message, with whether it's kids out of south central los angeles or the south side of chicago that have never heard a message of liberty or conservism in their life. >> we find the tweets entertaining. i'm pretty old school with that stuff. congressman, thank you for staying for a two-fer with us, for the entertaining tweets. >> i'll go old-school any day. we'll talk about that another day. thank you so much for the shutout on twitter too. >> we've been asking you, our viewers, not about jay-z, but obamacare. which side are you on? the government trying to tying funding

i know from having been a hill staffer, asa and other angencies to come to us a lot and want to preserve their role in the education system, and we gave them the benefit of the doubt on that and let them stay involved. i do think we keep getting back to the question -- what is it that you want to consolidate, and what is it that you think might work better at a broader level? a lot of this could be done more strategically. you are going to share superintendents, it might be a good idea, and you could still have individual districts, to pair a superintendent of a district that is doing very well with one that is not. again, where i live, there is a high school a few miles in one direction, very low college entrance, very low college completion, very few students take ap classes. it is a middle-class school. so it is not going to go under priority, it is just going to float unless somebody says something. and the other direction, i high school with similar demographics, twice as many kids. take ap, get good scores, and the college, complete college. it would be nice if the state said hey,

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i know from having been a hill staffer, asa and other angencies to come to us a lot and want to preserveole in the education system, and we gave them the benefit of the doubt on that and let them stay involved. i do think we keep getting back to the question -- what is it that you want to consolidate, and what is it that you think might work better at a broader level? a lot of this could be done more strategically. you are going to share superintendents, it might be a good idea, and you could still have individual districts, to pair a superintendent of a district that is doing very well with one that is not. again, where i live, there is a high school a few miles in one direction, very low college entrance, very low college completion, very few students take ap classes. it is a middle-class school. so it is not going to go under priority, it is just going to float unless somebody says something. and the other direction, i high school with similar demographics, twice as many kids. take ap, get good scores, and the college, complete college. it would be nice if the state said hey, when you

asa-cola is a funder as well chevron and many other large corporations. the digitalto bring world into the developing world. we have all of these villages in africa where they did not have electricity, so we have had to bring in portable generators and dvd machines, connected to a tv a whole there it is village event. not only the kids have never seen television, but there are adults who are 50, 60 years old who have never seen television. we all think kids in nigeria have seen a cheetah. they haven't. they are not exposed to big game like western tourists are. it has been so empowering to see what can happen when we can spread the riches of the digital revolution all across the globe. ok. great. thank you, john. [applause] >> i am going to put you on the spot last, because i attended a and there was a professor from the university of oregon. he was saying that current education kills creativity and curiosity. but the current system just produces people who think the same, do the same, just to be employees, and do not respond to the actual needs of the gl