here the government fears there will be more opportunistic world attacks like this and ast year's murder of a soldier attacked in a village. they work closely across the country but it's difficult to terrorists to plan a large-scale attack like the london bombing, but as long as the conflict continues, the greater the risk that those who've taken part of it in may attempt to use their violent skills over here. frank gardner, bbc news. >> well, it's the fight against the islamic state continues, so does the suffering of many living in the conflict zone. today, the number of syrian refugees registered in neighboring countries reached three million. and thousands who fled the iraqi city of mosul are still in dire straits. gabriel met with some of those who fled and you may find it disturbing. >> there are those children who made it. many lost friends or family, all now homeless, but they're alive and they're happy about that. but for some self-preservation came at a huge cost. s they fled, policemen, he was struggling. he and his wife had three kids too young to walk. with fighters from the

ecause now the encesusiv meao me,ast, a a yman.'m n ta in leterms as c bo clean isasty congress jus cupeeks t th e j s did ething weould rieve, werene to that wnot ths all for speci wh sel, ths been cogressiearion it have ified i the cic casefhen neeon e depart of just is capafstigat it in fact,theinvolntn eessre they were f rt o attempt to make criminalcaes out of what th cale lt'ieoth false claim ca of course, no evice of any buhey wereing --hey were wee ineralrt, iill you th also. is sooodvelopments re. a conse, ve dis co jge theas fod, has or disco ao iher cas is is being on notico dgesauyingis l cou truc of ece accident thae ms totill -- d thesideeems toill you th go newsd i progr andt's sitive,et ave b pu o as irstand ito it sta at taight in the that is gorn is rrupthat t in nue s has ed a polial too ammer. bsolutel >>instocent peole who diff sidef the hat they we litic spectruman the i an,thiss tern exsed th first amendmen ghts tee spee at was governme lem hat t di em. his pois t a deepe are they gng away wi an t factf the m

. >> rep the 80 yearalk says, he's hoping byqe9tf3s& sharin his÷ ast detectives diagnoses are on this. suspects is asked to call thelice.rom northeast philadelphia i'm elizabeth hur cbs-3 "eyewitness news" shock sive device inside of a chi relosion is caught on tape.ppeanaged last night on francisville section of the city. when you look at the damage that no one was hurt. the restaurant's own are in in fact was just behind the glass. >> i was sitting rye inside therjva sudden just eve- co. the suspect does live in the oping someo family w.t thi dramrday's deli store crash in northeast philadelphia. this is surveillance video obtained exclusively about "eyewitness news" today. year old driver in this"i car police say tt he smashein' famous deli at and grant as he attempted to pull no a parking spote good news there is no one wased. >> well do's seasons of people love park tonight once again what they calng acrelos inou ci. of support for the people of fouthere's been unrest sé@ ce. >> well m are cal prosecutp aside because he has family members on the police force. they say he cannot b

invascbiosn ocbf 2 003 cbamsericancb asirstri kes, bui mu wcbhosm s upportcbs isiscb osrcb ast l it to cbhe ir aqi govcbersnmen oppo sed tocb any k incbdcb os >> pelcblesy: holly cbwisllias cbpocbrt frsom istancbbusl. shan cbnsother i mportacbnt sb night,cb in day cbcbgasn with a magnicbtusde 4.. er e werecb nso inju ries or dacbmasge, bu t withcb the cbfisrst of twocbsss cbbis beh inds is j ulio, a ategory for ecasts to hit adcby becbgisnning tocb s s el thes e stocbrms's oucbtersh elterscb asre now o cbansd the surfcbt sis pic k. hurr ics packcb 75-mi le-percb-hsours t. tores acblises, ancbd sstreet ucbsusallcbs s tiristcbss are al socb esmptb >> rcb tshecbs cbbig iscblasnd hom e fors 40 a we m et him as he boa rdedc >> loscbinsg the strucbctsus stor sbgosing to loscbes my b usineb ha waii.shurr icanes iniki ki sstoday to pla n for whacbb so urs.cycb ma nagemecbnts direc tor fcboi cb> we' re precbpasring f or l spec tr um ofcbuld b es every cbsorter: what'cbs sthe spotent ial fors damag e. scbb to the scbhosreline acbndcb vs and cbsurftt,cb the shurric ane is expeccbteur itcb osnlcb

firs t, thecb jset -movincbg s then icbt sflashe d past sthe ai rcraftcb ast sthe pe ntagoncb ssaid th e es cbplane cbtos makons. the jet thcbens wens p-8, befcbwingcbtisp tos wingcbtisp, the t part. cbhen t he chicbnesse fig cbre u.s. plane. sbthse risk y incicbdesnt icb cb a sercbiess of c lose ecbs are tryingcb tso asse rt thes cblicbtasry mig ht cbmi lar flcby-sbypr il, ancbl cond ucted cbbys the s ame un cbhe ch inesd. cbt pentagcbons thi s weekcb was the mocbsts aggre we'cbs back tcbo schina is thacbt' cbthse mili tary rcbelsations cbwes would like cbtos have . >> r eportecbr:s ts sdmicbnisstrati on saicbd sit b cidentcb vsiolate d intecbs pecbnted fcborsmal sbdisplomat ic comcbplsaints.cb su ch, macbrgsaret.cb th e dispcbutse beraincbe shea swhen a ne w ithoutcb pe rmissicbon.s mor e thancb as week. thcbe srussia nsd ancbd swater cbthse ukra in supplcby sreb sand ca ll thicbs sa direcb cb st moncbths, a ma lays jet was shcbots down over r shill t erritocbrycb to day, tcbhes remai nsome cbs the cbcosffins were dcbrascbs nationcbals flag and cacbrrb cbiscb wsas o f the cb29 cb'vse

othesideffec mayincle kiey , genital ast fectns,urary act fe, changes urition gh passi in e bld, or ireast te inkana if u haveeverkidn proems are on diasis ifalrgico ia or i ingdien. symptoms oalleic reacon m incde rh, swellingdiffultybreaing n youxpernce any of theseymp, stop takininvona®nd cl ur dtor ght ay ogo t thneart hoital tell youdoct abo anmedil coitio, medicatis yoare king d ifou he kiey oriverrobls. using voka® wh a suonyleaa incrse rk oflow ood gar. it'sime. lower yourlood sur wi i. aginlovi younumbers. ask yourocto abt inkana. fo wholesomerain sur. oy six? sigrams of sar? fo wholesomerain cellent, dicious... and mmy! hoy bunches oats. cellent, dicious... tasty! mmy! gave theat bell >> james:tax revenue from marijuana sales in colorado is expected to be half as high as expected. maybe less. that's in part. because the state may have overestimated how user will buy. >> mark:there's also an unexpected increase in medical marijuana patients -- who *don't* have to >> mark:some lawmakers say this is happening because medical marijuana is cheaper than recreational marijuana. and the

>>>e s u na si situaciÓn pares enseÑara la s ospecha e t ast la dssalud. >>> algunos ettstudiantes se n a nuestra pÁgina de facebook, y e denos su opiniÓn. >>e> n argentina se presentaron por 1primera vez juntos en pu pÚblico la idlÍder de las abuel de la plaza de mayo y el nieto que buscÓ por aÑos, estela car o carlotto y el juniooven se fundn en un abrazo, despuÉs de aÑos de buÚsqueda, tenemos sus tmestimoo testimonios. >>> este momento dflfleliz no d de ser un simÍmbolotambiÉn, en pocpolo prÁctico hay mÁs que eso, hay o cosas que ni siquiera pdnmode x explicar, es una pequeÑa vict victoria en una gran derrota que hemos dejado hacer. >>> un examen de and confirmÓ que ignacio urban fue lel niÑo q que le rarrebatÓ la dicatadura. >>> hay temor que se desate la h hambruna en centaro amÉrica, po la sequÍa, gran parte de los c cultivos se han perdido, y la s esase escasez de agua ya se estÁ re e reflejando en las mesas de mh muchas familias. >>> cultivos perdidos y tierras completamente secas, esto ha d j dejado en centro amÉrica mÁs de 30 dÍas dsin lluvias. >>>a qaquÍ uno hace la fuerza,

and brps reduce symptom flare-ups ast several ysteroidss breo is not for asthma. breo contains a type o that inc rk of death in people with asth. t own ifp mybreo.com >>> health check this noon, an organic company is recalling several lots of peanut butter and other nut butters because of a chance of salmonella contamination, after routine testing showed a link between the products and four cases of salmonella. it's the arrow head mills and marnatha brands. people should throw away the products and get a refund. >>> now the "action news" team is working on stories for tonight beginning at 4:00. here is alicia vitarelli with a look ahead. >> reporter: there is a n study that fine a link between the number of guests you have at your wedding and the length of your marriage, find out the ideal guest link length, coming up at 4:00 and the new product that saves you from ever having to go to the dry-cleaner, how you can clean your dress clothes at home. and you want to get in a workout but don't interest the time? we'll tell you how to live stream everything, from bikin

now having ast much broader conversation with voters. we have seen in the last week or hard hitting ad that puts drag abbott on the defense for his lack of response in supporting, this is a serious issue. women are going to be shocked in texas as they are seen this ad. who is greg abbott? people are just figuring out who he is. he is an incredible conservative. this is going to get closer as we get closer to the election. i am not saying it's easy. we are dealing with a race in texas, but this is far from over. difficult for women to get elected to executive positions? there are 16 democratic women in the senate. there are a number of attorneys general. high-profileme women mayors in 2013 running in new york and los angeles. is there a barrier in terms of executive's oceans? positions?e ouret's not forget about mayor in houston. it is a good question. we are very engaged with it. what we have found is once you have that breakthrough, whether it is a mayor or a governor, people think that is normal. wherell live in a country 24 states hav

you're lo ast >>> you can expect traffic jams around at&t park tonight. it's the final night of beyonce and jay-z's on the run tour. you're looking at pictures now from last night' sold-out show at at&t park. lawrence is dancing! people who live in the area, they complained about that loud noise. the north american tour has grossed more than $100 million in ticket sales. they will record an hbo special of their show next month in paris. >> lawrence has some moves! >> reporter: new at new, the san jose sharks have been picture to host northern california's first professional outdoor hockey game next year. they will play the l.a. kings at levi's stadium. how about that? starting tomorrow, kings or sharks season ticketholders will have a chance to get a chance to get tickets for the rival game in february which is the signature game of the nfl. >>> being in front of a live tv camera is terrifying or cool. >> yeah. for one kid at a county fair in pennsylvania, he seized the moment. >> it was great. >> tell me about is it. >> apparently you're spinning around

country this summer raising the money for the gop candidates, but he says he won't do the same for rob astorino suggesting that his candidacy is a lost cause, but some see it differently, including some of the potential rivals for chris christie. and with louisiana governor bobby jindle saying he is going to headline a fund-raiser for s a terino. and so we are joined now with our panel. so, james, how does a republican govern governor not support a republican for governor? >> well, you can see that he is not going to dump money into the race, but there is no reason to du dumbp astorino. >> and he is in not a republican stronghold, and he has won. >> twice he has won, and twice he has shown that he can get the latino support, and the black support and the democratic support, and anyone who gets to know him will see that he is a formidable communicator with a strong mesmessage, and so it isy too early to write this guy off. >> and so what about you, james? >> well, it is tough to find out what happens with astorino, and he said, we don't pay for landslides, and so what happens is that he has

. >> reporter: scientists say attacks are on the rise because more sharks are coming to the ast.e humans are going in the water. and sometimes, sharks confuse humans with food. why, oh, why, would i be jumping in? no stage, no chain mail suit. the reason, to learn firsthand, as scary as they look, we are much more dangerous to them than they are to us. for every one human killed by a shark, 20 million sharks are killed by humans. my adventure begins in old bahama bay. here we are. the beautiful bahamas. discovery invited me to meet one of their shark week secret weapons. stuart cope. a legend in the bahamas for his intimate challenge of the beasts of the deep. >> they'll come up and taste before they bite. as long as you don't let them taste you, you're in good shape. they want to eat what they're supposed to eat, which is fish. >> and we had plenty of fish to get them interested. that would be a bunch of chum or fish guts in an icicle. among the species we're going to see, tiger sharks. ranking third in the world for unprovoked attacks on humans. and the tigers are the biggest.

ast because someone opposes failed, unjust agenda, that makes you a racist?edsey general to use his noggin and answer what is to account for the anti-obama policy protests going on today in black communities and in hispanic circles, and on reservations, and in my own home? that racism charge -- you know why they do that. it's to stop debate. they cannot get us on the issues. we are right on this issue about what illegal immigration is going to do to this country. racist,w out the word and the reporters let him off. friends -- they let him off. because that, to them, is there deadly charge, the only way they can win on these issues. go right to the color of a man's skin to judge, marginalize, and lay blame? who? only one quite prejudiced. and on impeachment. has got him nervous. let's be clear. if they don't believe in that high crimes and misdemeanors, it does not mean today's ordinary criminal charges. the framers used the term to mean a dereliction of duty. explained by many of our founders as -- dereliction of duty, knowing that the first to the of the pre

august of '95, the houston oilers and san diego chargers game was canceled because the field at the ast astrodome, the fake turf, was deemed unsafe. if you're headed to sunday's game, we've got you covered. visit nbcbayarea.com, stick on the stadium guide in the upper left-hand corner to find information on parking lots, traffic and how to avoid that traffic. >>> thousands of people marched in new york city today to protest the death of an unarmed black man last month. eric garner was arrested for allegedly selling untaxed cigarettes. a white police officer put him in a chokehold during the arrest which an autopsy revealed was the cause of death with asthma and obesity being contributed as causal factors. al sharpton and garner's family warned demonstrators to go home if they couldn't remain peaceful. >> this police brutality is a serious problem in this country, nationwide. the timing of eric garner and also mike brown down in missouri -- it's the timing but it's going to show that this is a national problem. >> two new york city police officers involved in garner's death were discipli

ast wremoha m ubdp1,0ann.rais cti leedhicr ha te orrow.> aived rtr s mde had mstorecfr cuomever kem reporrato his.ead tve cles he shooters ♪ t ntinlhe nunissckedis edinhyouorthou tple hp. aug.pltetuoue rir a anla>> t r oiol mwhothre c inon w ayes 6a i y teumr,eho voygh f h 8:0or t c " thi n en laic it's6as. ay6 isthermetet rp utecastwhenht onkehe 6abewma fi a t rematt fi a t rematt t sbuy on% off 60 is ho greeitity p thing. he sow.wers astorassee of geeing c mor.m doublre y ondnnts. me dor,po skia. asicryugh hapsed the e a leftoamorneomabrtle hwardware. hess s ahsthsu irb t sterlyils d,u'an brewi ou'r s tac l forurnt i oy,unny w nmhee.rersds,da aofms7 owoar to atutn heeaortn w pyg htehanty.oue vec at tashith a ct cre siz earlyitneft harlem.ter: ger clonheepag uery6ivak k jta t r in wn is afeim ffe ireerup ore is sam an j ndoiasge2,ean c fveamilinch rduea urd arobe. m op gogeg ic t liceheheangingth eraes atc in. r eoc warndhi c4.iapoe oa 8horeca. ay84ndouds, nicto t- wan tasefgameefdwhorut >> sarry is o. 6:00 p.m. for ev pilim and my fellow lefty here, i'm nydiaanhave a great sunday! . hte if

. >> i will probably take a much lorises -- lower statistical approach while ast also cannot of independent bookselling spending time working with e-books threw bricks and mortar so we spend a lot of time looking at the differences between the two and how do they sell different things? and touche talk about her question where do we see that split taking place? that idea of the true browsing experience, that random walk through the store that sold many do that still remains almost entirely the typical retail experience and we see that in the data. but if they don't know what they want to dulce what you see in the store because there is not the same cast in the eye. >> it makes me want to urge up to dominate. to me is about engaging community. those are the key things to do what you used to do to be good enough and working, we will probably get into that later. but those are the things that you are doing because you are still here are some of the key but we will lead choice do something specific >> there is the renaissance of spirit to louganis the the brother and sister colleagues. it is cer

to the provider is directory that fits the individual plan, but i would also ask consumers to do and ast if you talk to people in your if district is that those directories that the insurance companies keep, they're not always up to date.ret they try to keep them up to date, but it is always good to call the insurance company or te check with your -- if there is c physician you want to see to make sure that they're in the network, because this is really important information for people to choose from.>> >> okay. and in terms of allowing a consumer, for example, to searcr only for plans in which their doctor is covered, could -- >> we don't have that ability. that's the kind of thing that might come in future years. s. >> what kind of obstacles stand in the way of that happening? >> you know, i think one of the lessons learned from this project is to take disciplined incremental steps to making incm progress, not trying to do too n much, and, you know, this -- our schedule is pretty much filled with things that are important to make sure we're executing well.re and i think those are the k

down --ast in the angle ankle down he's no longer a dinosaur. i will be working on the rest of me. no crossroads of america gets more of this debate than the rush limbaugh show. when somebody dials the number and wait in line for 90 minutes, you are holding them. what do you think? >> number one, i think you are a pretty hip guy, and proof positive is you are making such a difference with your leadership. the western conservative summit has grown to be one of the premier political events in the country. so congratulations to you and everyone who put this together. [applause] think about rush i want to say how blessed i am to have worked with rush limbaugh for so many years, and what a great and amazing human being he is. i thank him. i thank god for bringing that man into our lives and our country, and for all of you who listen and support the show, thank you so much. who was winning? it's obvious, you told me the left is winning hands down. not just the left. the left-wing media is having a field day. we are political father -- fodder. they play us conservatives as if sometimes a

reassuring our allies as well as those with whom we have been attempting to establish detente, years of ast few , continuation of the nixon foreign policy under his successor president ford. it may be that president ford himself will wish to engage in some summitry of that nature. that we will learn later as well. besides those watching halfway around the world in tokyo -- of course there are those with a , close-up view, right outside the white house grounds. bob schieffer is there with them in lafayette park. bob? >> we were talking a moment ago about what some of the effects might be of a transition. one of those that many of the officials at the pentagon are wondering about is the effect of a transition from a nixon administration to a ford administration. this afternoon we talked to , several people at the pentagon about that, and they told us a transition would be easy for the pentagon. in the first place, they say mr. ford's views on national defense are very much like those of mr. nixon. they point out mr. ford is well grounded in defense matters. for many years, he was a member of

ast will all be happening well as the artificial intelligence and animation.t miller was behind the scenes for how the game together for madden. talking to the guy that decides how good players in the nfl should be in the premium videogame. see what he had to say. >> for the last two decades, madden nfl has consistently ranked among the top videogames in america ringing in $4 billion for electronic arts. one man is helped fuel that success and it is not john madden. >> this is where i literally have data. every player has ever rating. czar.t the rankings 74h the 32 nfl teams, players per team, plus 253 is 2688 players which he designs a rating for up to 100 and 64 different categories. scores he creates using data from the game performance, team stats, and his own notes. >> of what the game to look like an nfl game. i do want to put something in where you give a guy once bead, he is out there inching along. on his oldatings videogame is how we got his job at madden. >> you can spam this one button. can probably find to the process so there is more gameplay. to

now we see this is a company ast has tremendous potential an information company.at take place with companies in the past. we have seen the tremendous potential facebook has had which has led to even higher by ua shins -- >> i do not know if that chart showed me waking up. i sure did wake up with that earthquake. i do not know how i feel about putting theawbone user data out there even in an anonymized way. >> i did not know it was taking those data. i use the jawbone product might self -- myself. one thing they were underestimating was the potential for size. >> thank you very much. great to have you on the show. more "bloomberg west" later tonight. ♪ >> from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am mark crumpton. this is "bottom line," the intersection of business and economics with a main street perspective. burger king looks to buy canadian chain tim hortons. and we will preview tonight's primetime emmy awards. to our viewers here in the united states and to those of you from around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of the stocks on stories making

. -- asting meryl streep >> casting jeff bridges. >> but he is the producer. >> that was the worry. or my playmate? but he came in every day as the giver. quake eckley where you wanted to be. >> you are -- you have jeff and you have merrill -- meryl. >> i had screen tested about a year before for another film. i heard about this kid from northern queensland. graduationut his performance. >> what was your graduation performance? >> me and my buddy took our genes in ournd put hands and pretended we were in a filipino jail. very dark and quite funny. we thought it was an opportunity to get really deep and have a funny layer to it. >> did you write it? it was written. >> it was notorious. was like the film in your garage. i do not know if it is going to come out. >> we often entertain each other so i had this idea that my said, let's-- i make the movie right now. we will get casey to shoot it. his youngest son plays jonas. we shot the whole book and narrated it. for the dvd, i am hoping to find it. >> did you see this? >> i have not seen it in 18 years, but we have it somewhere. >> just

othesideffec mayincle kiey , genital ast fectns,urary act fe, changes urition gh passi in e bld, or ireasdo not te inkana if u haveeverkidn proems are on diasis ifalrgico ia or i ingdien. symptoms oalleic reacon m incde rh, swellingdiffultybreaing n youxpernce any of theseymp, stop takininvona®nd cl ur dtor ght ay ogo t thneart hoital tell youdoct abo anmedil coitio, medicatis yoare king d ifou he kiey oriverrobls. using voka® wh a suonyleaa incrse rk oflow ood gar. it'sime. lower yourlood sur wi i. aginlovi younumbers. ask yourocto abt inkana. an extraordinary burger with heaps of jalapeños...ered ...now for just two dollars. they also discovered the phenomenon of "economnomnomics" nomnom... nom? mcdonald's dollar menu and more. it's economnomnomcial. coastal and a fog outside your door right now. we will have more sunshine this afternoon. are they putting conditions should clear at about 11:00. we are expecting mild to warm temperatures drop the bank. we do have an area of low pressure right off the coast. this is brain drain and thunderstorm activity in to the sierra. and there is a ve

. >> the agreements were ast nom cal like you are going to pay two or three times what the home is worth to keep it. >> reporter: she's been in her home since 1990. six years ago, she refinanced and her problems began. her mortgage has been bought and sold four times and payments tripled. >> it's for $1703 and it's for my loan modification. >> reporter: she is hoping the settlement between bank of america and the justice department of more than $16.5 billion will have a trickle down effect for homeowners like her. california will recover 300 million to reimburse the state pension fund. the state is guaranteed $500 million in consumer relief credit bringing to an end the sale of toxic mortgage securities by the bank and countrywide financial. >> it's an okay type of thing. there's a lot of skepticism behind it. >> reporter: he's with community empowerment. since the start of the housing crisis, the organization helped end the struggle to keep homeowners in their houses. he doesn't believe it will do enough to help in richmond. >> this money from that settlement can help put people back so

to say, let's make another criminal law or let's make the penalties stiffer.ake but really it's us astcan we do? >> we have to say to our do? politicians, don't give us more> criminal laws unless you can show what the impact is going to be. show us what benefit we're goine to get. i show us what the costs are going to be of w enforcing that. it's up to the people now to say enough. >> yes. >> i was wondering how many laws there are in america? like overall. >> too many. >> nobody knows. they can't even counts the criminal law, right? >> that's right. >> yes, sir? >> hello. i'm nick richie fromm connecticut. my question is for scott in the middle. why are laws soo unclear? you have one lawyer tell you one thing and then another lawyer tell you something completely different. >> laws should try to be aser clear and simple as they som possibly can be. but -- if we stuck to simple rules and abided by the constitution as well, which is very long, even though it is such a great document, we would have a much freer society. >> yes, sir. >> this is for norman.: earlier we talked about hillaryd

the ben franklin bridge making your wayfail we are jammed here admiral wilson boulevd, very heavier astressway gewe have 11 i-95 maneuvering around the airport, 16 traveling around girard avenue, 13 on the schuylkill expressway. high volume between 202 practically down towards university and then 18 on 476, give yourself more time and watch out for an accident at 70 and 130. vittoria woodill. >>> three on your side with a new banking scam popping up in our area. >> then fasten your seat belts it could be a bumpy ride, trending today, a jet takes off into unfriendly skies. >>> and he may be the youngest participant yet in the als ice bucket kathy? >>> can't wait to see that. in weather we are looking at a cool night tonight, a chilly start to the weekend but it will not stay that way, plus a few showers to talk about, we will have it coming up with the seven day as "eyewitnes [ gecko ] what a lovely night in philadelphia. look at all these p imagine a world where they all switch to geico.. ó1:ipssfzçyh >>> well, a live look now from williamsport, where the taney dragons are holding a p

aste. but they have to use special care in keeping the denture clean. dentures are very different to real teeth. they're about 10 times softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can multiply. polident is designed to clean dentures daily. its unique micro-clean formula kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains, cleaning in a better way than brushing with toothpaste. that's why i recommend using polident. [ male announcer ] polident. cleaner, fresher, brighter every day. >>> violence is viewed as part of the job at atascadero and since the best predictor of violence is a history of violence, atascadero is a laboratory of studying dangerous behavior. on average, the hospital reports four violent incidents every day. >> well, i know that people got to learn to live together and love. that's because someone else told us all about love. >> for 11 years dr. colleen love has headed the clinical safety program at atascadero and her job is to research violence in an effort to reduce it at the hospital. >> i love the whole wide world a

. >> this is not ast. louis problem.are clergy gathered from around the country to say that this would happen to mike brown and what is happening in ferguson is an american problem. >> reporter: what happened to mike brown and what happened to ferguson is an american problem not just local. powerful words here, 11, 12 miles from where you are, as protesters are gathering right by you, tony. >> all right, robert, it's interesting to see that picture some ,a very diverse crowd. if this community is to heal people from the various races, the various ethnic groups, religious affiliations have to begin talking to one another. i think that is a message at a can be extended into many communities across the country. pretty much a universal message at this point. darnell hunt is a professor at ucla, and he researches issues of race and civil rights and the media as well. darnell, good to talk to you, thank you for your time. ferguson, what does it tell us the events over the last 12 days about the notion of a post-racial america

even ast report, talking about the airlines, we're going to have to start paying for bottled water on the airlines. gerri: wow. so, one of the questions i had for you today, i understand there's a lot of contentiousness between the farmers and the cities. the cities feel like they need more water. they're not getting it and farmers are taking it all. how is that going to shake out? >> well, we've got to understand the big picture. the farmers are feeding the rest of the country. the as a matter of fact, people are out there washing cars and watering their lawns. in fact in some municipalities, people are digging up their lawns so they don't have to water them, to be a i believe to give water back to the farmers. this is very contentious. we really don't need legislation here but there is a hope that el nino is going to hit. every three to five years we have el nino or la mean yaw hit the west coast. la nina. there are reports that could happen next year. we need to hold on for about another year before everybody gets carried away. but governor brown has said by august 31st, he wants l

but we have women for ast ree no. she will be doing campaign iing for me.overnor perry and governor jindal is coming in and maybe some other governors. we are now getting some of the republicans, some of the big donors in new york city coming off the sidelines because what is interesting in the polls and i don't believe in polls at this point because we're not voting tomorrow, but you can see in the polls governor cuomo has soft support. people are not thrilled with him. they are saying the state is not going in the right direction. you can also see what the black clouds of this corruption scandal hanging over him with federal prosecutors maybe indicting him at some point. we have a state now that's failed to get out of the losing column. >> maybe to that point, you can turn things around. but in the meantime, let's say chris christie goes ahead and runs for president. would you support him whether you win or lose? >> certainly, if he were the republican candidate for president, i most certainly would. i think he's done a decent job as governor. his comment

. >> after the break, 13 days ast death of michael brown, ferguson police release the incident report and it tells us nothing. the aclu and former federal prosecutor paul butler join me next on "now." there's a reason it's called an "all you can eat" buffet... and not a "have just a little" buffet. because what we all really want is more. that's why verizon is giving you even more. now, for a limited time, get more data! 1 gb of bonus data every month with every new smartphone or upgrade. our best ever pricing with the more everything plan and 50% off all new smartphones. like the htc one m8 for windows or android. built to inspire envy. come get your more with verizon. the summer of this.mmer. the summer that summers from here on will be compared to. where memories will be forged into the sand. and then hung on a wall for years to come. get out there, with over 50,000 hotels at $150 dollars or less. expedia. find yours. >>> with relative calm returning to the streets of ferguson, missouri, attention is turned back to the investigation into michael brown's death. an investigation that

life opens up with a whiter smile. but do you know what's ine aste. your skincare?rient-rich skincare with pure, naturally derived ingredients, carefully chosen and clinically proven to cleanse, purify and moisturize... and you'll never find any harsh chemical sulfates, parabens or unnecessary additives. healthy skin-starts from within. neutrogena naturals. learn more at neutrogenanaturals.com. ♪ ed a lift? covergirl and olay invented facelift effect firming makeup. luxurious coverage plus the firming power of a night cream to plump skin with moisture. new facelift effect makeup from olay and easy, breezy, beautiful, covergirl. yyyup. with xfinity internet soyour family can use all their devices at once. works anywhere in the house. even in the garage. max what's going on? we're doing a tech startup. we're streamlining an algorithm. what's grandpa doing? hi... sssh, grandpa you don't want to be an intern forever. sorry dad, we have to get back to work, we have a deadline. we're going public! [cheering] the fastest in-home wifi for your entire family. the x-1 enterta

ast but not least, author of borrowed soldiers and americans under british command in 1918. he's the archivist with the national archives that teaches at the u.s. naval academy. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> panel of experts will be questions from me. if you're watching live, they can answer questions from you as well. questions fromng our audience. you can tweet questions to us at @www1cc. message us on our facebook page at world war i spelled out. world war i centennial commission. >> before we talk about this, we go to the report filed last week before the recent cease-fire. >> i ended up at the wrong war. unday, i had a ticket to the war in iraq. by monday evening, i was on my way to gaza. ince i've been here, i've seen a failed cease-fire. i've seen an escalation. hamas with the rocket attacks out of gaza. they have killed one person. israel said nay were striking targets and among the 213 people they've killed, ccording to outside organizations, something like half or more of those people are civilians. i've seen up close. you look behind me, you see plume

and this, ast well. increased fromt the previous year.ric is next secret -- next season. a will be looking for geographical breakdown. it is pretty much in line with profits. they have come in-line to the guidance. >> they are talking about the moment and the impact on business. frenchs talk about the business scene. politicians and ceos have gathered for the business lobby and this follows a weaker political turmoil that saw a cabinet reshuffle. carolyn conan is at the conference for how business is responding to the latest political change. is thateast we can say the cabinet shuffle is fair he will received in the business community here. they say that the new economic be with thel keep the and will pro-business policy. responsibility and that includes 41 billion euros of tax cuts for companies. exclusively to one of the biggest utilities in europe that specialize in waste management. here's what they said about the new government. >> i think it is important to have a single cabinet with a team working. the situation has been clarified

that, horn then devotes ast of his autobiography to narration of various battles in which he claimed to play the primary or at least a role. horn concluded his book with a few guarded references to the tonto basin rustlers war and as a pinkerton operative. he stopped abruptly with his arrival in wyoming in 1892 the newspapers had covered his life since that time. secondrd to the obstacle, finding the real tom that has grownd up around him, i found almost impenetrable sometimes. horn, of course, was partly responsible for this. before his book was published after his death, he every opportunity when he confronted a newspaper reporter to regale them with all of his heroics. he was very he was very good at this, incidentally. while he was still alive, fictional pieces using him as a character appeared in such magazines as "cosmopolitan" and "mcclure's." forest dean hooker included him as a character in her novel --en geronimo roade." forestine hooker. arthur chapman, a denver newspaper man, inevitably gave in suchrominent place stories. in 1910, john lloyd, a novelist, published a novel

. >> this concern over terror has caused some nations who normally not work ast as closely together asrael and russia as you have been writing about to put the differences aside to fight this threat. it makes you think not only about the importance of a strat sdwri but a cohesive global strategy where everyone is on the same page and understands the long-term goal we're trying to get to. >> it has an opportunity with it, right? the russians are afraid of this. the chinese are afraid of this. it has the israelis working with the egyptians, working with the gulf states, jordan, the saudis, the emirates, bahrain, kuwait, because all of them share a concern about this. give en that they do, that's an opportunity for us, as a leader, to put together a cohesive coalition, put pressure on the people that are helping these and identify ways that we can whittle away at their influence and push them back. >> thank you very much, sir. >> thank you. >>> all that plus ferguson means no real vacation for the president, even if he is technically on vacation. now word he's coming back to d.c. on sunda

supporters cheering on the governor ast(+ly lawful and fálegal, but right. >> reporter: the longest serving governor in texas was photographed and his fingerprints taken asq he was bl on two felony charges. prosecutors say the governor'slp attempts to force travis county district attorney to resign werelp criminal. last april she was pulleda5 over for drunke1 driving. police found her blood alcohol leveli] was more than three timtg the legalok limit. >> oh, stop. >> reporter: she later pleaded guilty. governor perry u resign. she t(refused. so perry used his veto power to office's publiclp integrity unitxd a move he defended in front of the courthouse. >> thisxd indictment is fundamentally avp political act that seeks to achieve at the courth achieved at theÑi ballot box. >> reporter:i but texas democrats say it's perry who is playing politics. >> they wanted twá make sure that theyiuld do whatever they want in austin. the only check against that authority is theÑi public integrity unit's office much that's j they've been tr

he sees the wecht ast are and t ukraine are ready for something noor that and makes him consider steppingctually, from the break. >> one thing we haven't done enough of, which you highlight smartly, in my opinion, the ukrainian economic tide to russia. we're talking germany, natural gas and russia. the ukraine industrial base, especially the steel market, their biggest market is russia. what incentive economically does ukraine have to try to find a diplomatic solution to this? >> well, a an enormous incentive to try to find a solution, it's not just steel. it's also petra chemicals, very nornt ukraine. i would maybe swap the sides of the tables a bit and say, russia has an even bigger interest in making sure that this does not deteriorate into something that involves western military power gns russian military power, and that incense sieve that russia has the geography and all the time in the world to continue to put pressure on ukraine. it haven't have to invade to retain leverage on kiev. the invasion, in our view, the most expensive of the options russia has. these sorts of events as w

malaysian week airlines is set to report their .ast set of earnings a lot of moving parts. all know the disasters malaysian airlines has had to an alreadyn top of very competitive airline market in southeast asia. >> thanks for that roundup. let's have a look at european equity markets. london is closed for a bank holiday. paris and frankfurt up nearly 9/10 of one percent. this is the druggie affect -- effect. i think acknowledging the da is new.f long-term >> you use this new gauge. is a five-year inflation rate. it is five-year five-year felltion swap rate, which two percent this month. they weren't in the original text. he went off script to do this. >> i think those equity market signified -- you and i just spoke. i said, what a dramatic shift. your report was, he had the data. it shows you how materially and dexterous is he a central banker? >> some would say he didn't implement qe. there are legal reasons why. there are political reasons. we all know that. many say he should have done it sooner. basically flagging that he probably will do it sooner rather than later.

would get into the oil and sell it on the markets -- ast: i will give mr. zebari chance to jump in.s look at what isis wants. why is it that they are now putting the kurds and taking this key infrastructure in the country? this is their way of sustaining themselves. that theyard reports can earn about $1 million by taking the crude oil from inside iraq into syria, the areas they control, to a low quality refinery, bring it back to iraq, and sell it to the population. you always need fuel. on top of that, they have their hands on a large swath of the field where the wheat is growing. about 40% of the country's wheat. they are selling that back to the people because people need fuel and bread. eyesis why they have their set on the kurdistan region. the caller is right. this is a legitimate regional democratic government in place, much aligned with what we have in this country. to sustain themselves and to continue to expand, they need resources and revenues coming in. the kurdistan region absolutely has the largest oil and gas reserves in the region. if they can get their hands on thi

on sunday i read in the newspapers that you wished our ast debate you made a better discussion of plan. tell me. [inaudible] [applause] >> let me try again. we think that having the currency arrangement, scotland and england sharing the pound, is best for scotland and best for the rest of the united kingdom for the reasons that i said. the other options for scotland, the three plan b's, as i described them. >> which one? >> i've outlined the flexibility union, countries like sweden and norway have. an exchange rate like denmark has or hong kong has with the dollar. i've pointed out, thankfully you admitted earlier none this debate, we can't be used from -- stopped from using the pound anyway. [applause] not one, three. >> the reason i'm raising it again, because the currency is the foundation of our economy. it's the foundation of what we have to save as the value of our money, our interest rates, how much we can spend on things. i want you to contemplate the impossible. ask yourself, you're wrong, you don't get a -- [inaudible] what is your plan b? you must have a plan b? >> even your

but ast profits ever, slowdown, and that is a concern. --y are selling warm small selling more small and medium-sized homes. ors than 144 square meters 1500 squared -- feet. >> that sounds really big to people in hong kong. strategiesone of the of actually helping -- strategies actually helping the company in a restricted environment bring down prices in china. sales are down though. sales are down for the first half. -- developers the chinese government is [indiscernible] is, it is in the face of a tough environment. >> a lot of analysts say china of the rare ones that can hold up to this slowdown. property prices coming out later. what can we expect? now, we hours from have, of course, a look at 46 major cities imposing restrictions that made it harder for allowing local residents to buy homes, locals to buy multiple homes. we will see again how it is restricting. july is genuinely, by trend, a slow month. people season, etc., moving around, the migration of people. beijing, shanghai -- beijing has seen a significant drop again in the l

ast bridge toll plaza. with been free from traffic. the commute has been over for a while.ound. >> darya:muni fares will be going up on monday. >> darya:the adult fare will be increasing from two- dollars. to two- dollars and twenty- five cents. >> darya:muni monthly passes will also be going up. >> darya:the muni only pass will cost 68- dollars. and the muni and bart pass will cost 80- dollars. >> darya:senior, disabled, and youth fares are not changing. >> mark:a recent survey found that for many americans this summer, vacation wasn't a complete getaway. >> mark:thanks to electronic devices, workers have more options to check in at the office. >> mark: escape this labor day weekend, >>: summer is coming to a close ally most of us say were getting away mote we really do not do work. >>: 20 percent says it's a good thing they have a need to check in on vacations. another one and five says they believe they boss chen expects them to check even when they're out. >> reporter: 85 checked the mel's 42 percent says they create or document immense. in aiding in all this are electr

what is different today from the ast cycles, the current cycles are not efforts to change the status quo of these history issues. the history issues have always been there. what seems different this time s that we are really talking about actions, intentionally or unintentionally, that are aimed at trying to change the status quo. in the previous south korean president made the decision to visit those two little rocks, whatever you want to call them, when he made the decision to visit those rocks, that was changing the status quo. that was not just provoking the japanese to come up with a reaction that will also change the status quo on their side. also setting a precedent for future south korean presidents, where they will feel at one point or another pressure to do the same thing. that was something that really did change the status quo. it led to a reaction by japan that was beyond something we have seen before. this immediately escalates the situation. when there was talk about, prior to the review that was undertaken, when there was talk suggesting that prime minister abe would