. >> leon goleó a monterrey 3 a 1 y omarcito bravo , desaparece para darle el empate atlas ante puma.mos con el fútbol de europa, vela no quiere jugar con el tri, javier aguirre y moreno ganó tresa uno al valentcia , jugo solo siete minutos el principito , giovanni dos santos no se puso nerviods , iba a emptar el partido para el villareal juntoa l balladolida , ganaba dos a un o. >> mire el nockout a john gonzález lo pone a soñar y le arrebata el título pluna de boxeo , increíble que manera de ponerlo a dormir, ademar pierde y también perdió el invicto. >> es la primera derrota. >> también perdió la noción , lo que le dió fue sueño. >> leo santa cruz ganó a terrazas en la pelea de semifondos , buena pelea. >> espectacular. >> lo desvarato. >> le deciamo recién que las chivas de guadalajara comienzan con nuevo técnico vuelvena perder por queretaron dos cero. >> pensar que puede descender las chivas de guadalajara y sería desastre. >> entre chivas de guadalajara y el atlante prefiero ellos. >> vamos a ver como se vive este momento de las chivas de guadalajara. >> en once años jorge verg

. >>> con una emotivo aplauso al minuto 11 de haber comenzado el partido de amÉrica atlas en el estadioia de benÍtez. nuestro campeÓn. >>> donde estÁ? >>> en el cielo con dios. >>> mÁndale saludos no hablale arriba. >>> saludos christian "chucho" benÍtez! antes de dar inicio al partido los jugadores de ambos equipos se unieron para ofrecer un minuto de silencio. >>> yocelyn agradeciÓ lo que hizo el jugador por su equipo. >>> la frase dice. >>> tÚ nos diste la copa y dios te da la gloria. >>> antes de morir, christian "chucho" benÍtez dio la Última entrevista a univisiÓn donde abriÓ las puertas de su casa a mÉxico. >>> esta es mi silla. >>> ademÁs permitiÓ que la cÁmara de viunivisiÓn entrara au vestidor donde pocos medios de comunicaciÓn tienen acceso. >>> hace 2 meses celebraba aquÍ en amÉrica el campeonato de torneo clausura 2013 hoy la mandan un mensaje al cielo diciÉndole que un campeÓn nunca se olvida. >>> el homenaje... los revendodors tenÍan en su poder las entrada rs por eso estamos su esperando ver el partido. >>> fernando llego hasta el estadio para dejarle flores y una revela

that is not teddy atlas. they had a fallout in 1982 and spoke on friday. >>> now the business, wall street begins the week off a solid day of trading. back above the 15,000 level in the dow. all three indices were positive. microsoft will get a new ceo. facebook also giving the markets a boost. steve sedgwick live for us in london. >> very good day. a bank holiday in london. the rest of europe is working, including myself, just for you guys on msnbc. one story you haven't looked at for a long while is greece. they couldn't get another load, $10 to $11 billion. this is not near as much as the previous bailouts. despite the fact that markets are ignoring europe, the fact is they are still suffering under enormous amounts of debt. total government debt in the region of $321 billion euros. you mentioned mr. ballmer stepping down from microsoft. what are the challenges the next ceo is going to have to face? there are concerns that the structure of microsoft is such, new ideas aren't getting to market. they aren't

ideologies but now it's creeping over into this atlas shrugged capitalist version where you have martyrs down the c.e.o. space well this is it in effect both businesses destroyed their assets in part or in full to avoid turning over their customers data such public displays are far more difficult for large companies to make and help explain why the most public efforts to challenge secret government orders have come from small companies and non-profits but i would say we're in a sort of system where this so-called capitalism is just these large companies which is no different from the government surveilling you or the recycling bin watching you and controlling your behavior you know we have to begin to show talk about controlling the brains of rats with their own minds because because the brain emits electromagnetic frequencies similar to a phone and now due to the technology in the sensitivity of electro magnetic radiation detection it's possible you don't need to have a phone either on or off because a satellite can isolate you based on the electromagnetic radiation coming from your bra

from the rockefellers, decoding the alleged meetings at ein rant was supposed to be a communist witch atlas shrugged was taken over and eventually turned out to be a serial and went to jail. but it's not just a colorful story in itself. what he was saying in the 70s then entered the main stream in the 80s but the satanic and people went to jail in serious news program site 2020 gave credence to a really bizarre claims that didn't go as far, but actually came pretty close. >> host: president andrew jackson became part of the conspiracy theory. >> guest: i open the book with it. he survived an assassination. richard laurence tribe to shoot him in his gun didn't fire. afterwards he became convinced that a senator had hired the assassins at the same time, people who are anti-jackson were suggesting maybe this is a false attack. they be energex and arrange to attack and specifically masoretic guns didn't fire. nothing was ever proved in lawrence was a genuine guy. he wound up dying in jail -- i'm sorry, in a silent decades later. but when you've read those accounts and go back to the original pr

this is standing two meters high and weighing 150 kilograms, atlas is being provided to eight universities and research labs for further development. there is no indication that any of these robots have been to the battlefield. this group released a report calling for a moratorium on lethal autonomous robots until a legal framework for their use can be established. >> machines are going to be autonomous. they can make their own decisions, but who will be accountable? >> something that may make conflict easy to start and hard to finish. but americans -- it makes it palatable to the public. >> what is at risk may be our humanity as the line between weapon and warrior continues to blur. how far off until we may see fully autonomous robots? the department of defense will not say how far along they are. different systems are already in place in israel and on some u.s. naval bases. the uk is testing a stealth drone which can find and shoot its own targets. at the moment, it needs an operator to make the final decision. >> thank you. for more on the use of robots in the military, we have two peop

regios, aficionaos recuerdan a chucho con aplausos después una de mendoza pase para jiménez, dos a 0 atlasmañana dos partidos por unimas chivas ante atlante y a las 10am por univisión pumas , . >> aquí el máximo llega después de dos golpes dentro del área y más tarde con los goleadores sella que da esperanza . >> se termino para gigantes ,tim lanzo pero abanico duelo de 2 ganadores, david 9 entradas ,el juego a la decima lleno las llaves y bases y termina con tirar . >> el número 10 de la ña , no le quedó más que ir a primera base, los atleticos se quedan con victoria 4 a 2 . >> el salón de la fama del a nfl tiene nuevos inquilinos, jonathan fue el primer jugador en ser exaltado al lugar de los inmortales, warren, ex jugador de lo raivens chris, estuvo con los empcadadores, en su carrera logro 27 intercepcinoes, m >>muy: el real madrid ganó 2 a 1 al everton . >> o sea que están comenzando con el pie derecho de alguna manera, esto del salón de la fama para llegar de veras hay que tener meritos, gracias, muy amable, mcuhas gracias, ya vcolvio la fiebre del powerball ,luego que hoy se acumula

de la fecha cinco este de toluca y santos, y eso que tuvimos ayer buenu sensaciÓn tambiÉn con el de atlasy aquÍ repasamos las acciones, llegÓ el primero para toluca y en el segundo tiempo talavera se equivoca feo, y aparece el chuletita orozco, ahora, ojo, que talavera fallÓ en esta pero despuÉs tiene tres o cuatro espectaculares talavera y es el que impide que no pierdan por mÁs goles despuÉs. >>> aquÍ oribe que le dice a calderÓn que no la toco que era de Él el gol, todo tuyo. y aquÍ cuando parecia que estaba todo cocinado, llegÓ ady brambila, por la distancia del arquero no se si tiene alguna responsabilidad, bueno, ayer atlas y puebla nos deleitaron con un gran partido y ahora tuvimos este del toluca y santos. gracias por su atenciÓn como siempre, y en el dÍa a dia esperamos haberle servido. ♪(musica). >> vamos al punto. los nueve dreamers estÁn en libertad, ellos fueron a mÉxico y trataron de entrar a los estados unidos, lo hicieron como protesta por las deportaciones pero fueron detenidos. hoy nos acompaÑan dos de las jÓvenes liberadas. el presidente de mÉxico, enrique peÑa nieto, p

atlas said the city considered building something new but finally decided on converting candlestick topurpose. >> they added escalators that were in the original plan, added other gates, added the football press box and did other things to convert it for the 49ers and completed it just in time for the 1971 season. >> reporter: an enlargement project closed the open end of the horseshoe adding more seats but not the hoped-for wind protection. >> they did think by enclosing the stadium that it would cut the winds down. and really what it did is it created sort of a negative air pressure so it sucked things up. >> reporter: with the '70s came a new trend. real grass was out. artificial turf was in. the grounds keepers were among many who weren't too happy about it. >> this modern age, you know, everything seems to be going on the phony side so i guess we got to go along with the times. and not seeing grass grow out here anymore and not having to cut anything, i think i'm going to be kind of lonesome. >> reporter: the grass was back by 1979. and with the dawn of the 1980s, the 49ers were c

an interesting and unusual fairy tale building which is also another one that we drive my and the atlasirs building on 22nd street. >> in the mission. >> in the mission. >> (inaudible). >> this is one of the alleged mets in check so shra vackia and in some of the history books and especially midevil europe and means to leave the window. >> he tossed out the window. >> throwing out the window. this is a piece of art by briin gargan. >> and howard street. >> were you involved -- >> no but i stood there talking about the next big earthquake. >> and you can see the grandfather clock falling out the window and wardrobe and chairs and tables. >> this building has been vacant since the quea 89 earthquake anm not sure if they know what to do with it. >> if you go by and part of the art work shy di he did fake carl advertisements and looks like graffiti but carnival ads and graffiti. and the city has a bunch of old gas stations. >> rarer. >> and this is bay shore boulevard. >> (inaudible) next to the plant. thank you. and these are something whose time is come and gone. you don't see too many of

snaudible] and atlas shrugged not eventually it's not just a colorful story of itself, but what he was saying in the 70's when certainly entered the mainstream in the 80's and people went to jail. they didn't go as far. >> jackson became a part of the conspiracy theory. >> yes, in the book he survives. afterwards he became convinced that a senator had hired the assassin and at the same time people that were antijackson and maybe this was a false flag and he every missed him for sympathy he ended up dying in jail in an asylum decades later but when you read the account a lot of it is now the suspension after the jfk assassination. what happened to the country with regards to the paranoia? >> people were already paranoid about a number of things and that opened up the floodgates. there was a fear for example of having the radical right that had been building and there was a belief that lee harvey oswald was the man on the far right that actually turned out to be a communist, but there is they've exacerbated that year and because the attention they go into the cold war and this would be g

that tower right there according to the architect donald macdonald was to mimic an atlas 5 rocket, andesday morning. the guys who have been working on this and the women for years and years and years have been building this structure and they have been building history in the process. today, they had a chance to kick back for little while and just kind of enjoy the view. a lot of them took that opportunity. there were a lot of workers down there, police officers taking photographs, a handful of contractors shot cell phone video as they tossed a frizz bee around on the old eastern span. one guy even took a quick ride around on a bicycle. not sure his boss saw that, but there was plenty of room for all that. but that was nothing compared to the view these guys got. chopper 5 spotted a couple of workers at the very top of the tower, one of a kind view from a one of a kind bridge and all of it, as i say, gets underway on,, ,, . >>> and before we leave you tonight, paul is here with a quick check of our weather and our holiday weather. >> a little hot for some today, maybe drought for some

in some cases we learned way up from a year ago, 19% in atla nearly 25% in san francisco. and similar pictures in many major cities. is this the time to get into the market? cnbc's carl cantonia is here with more for us. >> those are eye popping numbers in some very big cities. even in the heartland we're seeing prices on the rise. that means families who are thinking of buying are under more pressure to make their move. >> how are you doing today, sir? >> in a housing market picking up steam. minnesota realtor ryan ness goes door to door every week, trying to convince anyone to sell. >> it's a fast moving market, there's a lot of buyers out there waiting for the right home to come on. >> you have a giant fridge here. >> reporter: buyers like ellen and george who have been looking for a home since march, unsuccessfully because there's not much for sale. even in their suburb of woodbury, where bryces are up 13% in a year. >> my husband constantly reminds me the interest rates are going up find a house. >> reporter: the mourt rates have been climbing since may, and are now a

despuÉs de su breve paso en el torneo pasado durante el clausura vistiendo la camiseta de los zorros del atlase hacer otra vez. es el momento quemo partido que se presentaba mÁs abierto. sÍ, se potencia de alguna manera por el gol de isaac brisuela ahora sÍ con otras urgentes y tambiÉn otras obligaciones en el partido no le queda otra a veracruz u ahÍ esÁa el plantel observador del inicio al estar perdiendo por 1 por 0 en el nemesio diez, se puede conectar a travÉs de la vÍa twitter, lo puede haeshz a travÉs en la pÁgina internet. hashtag. >> lo que estÁ con todo. y la mÍa es con todo, esperamos sus preguntas comentarios. lo que sucede como hacemos siempre el que disfruta de cada transmisiÓn del mejor fÚtbol del mundo a travÉs de univisiÓn. habÍan tantos paco villa que tuve que encontrar 2 guiÓ necesarnes bajo abrÍ mi cuenta de twitter, la razÓn es nos escribe, sea parte de la transmisiÓn. h podemos decir de los porteros los mejores amigos del poste, los de paco en twitter, son los guiÓnes bajos. >> quiÉn la cubana richard ortÍz para a dlan pe para conejito, la tocÓ foul. claro que hay infracc

este sÁbado amÉrica enfrentarÁ al atlas, en el estadio azteca, en partido de la fecha 4 en el torneoidad una profesiÓn, y tambiÉn un arte. rodolfo acaba de cumplir 67 aÑos posando para los alumnos de pintura y escultura nacional de bellas artes del perÚ, casi 7 dÉcadas, su rostro y cuerpo se convirtieron en lo mÁs retratado de la historia del arte moderno peruano. >>> nostalgia, una nostalgia de mi juventud. y alegrÍa a la vez. >>> la humildad de su hogar contrasta con la riqueza de su experiencia, en el 1945 con trece aÑos, querÍa ser mÉdico, la pobreza lo obligÓ a buscar trabajo, llegÓ a la escuela de bellas artes para ser bibliotecario, se equivocÓ de fila, y eso definiÓ el resto de su vida. >>> pase usted, y desnudese, cÓmo le dije. para ser bibliotecario hay que desnudarse, lo toma o lo deja me dijo. >>> los artistas mÁs renombrados del paÍs lo inmortalizaron en sus pinturas, y miles de alumnos a lo largo de estos aÑos, y lo siguen haciendo, pues aseguran que como los buenos vinos su calidad se incrementa con el tiempo. >>> sus arruguitas que adquiriÓ a lo largo del tiempo, un r

do you have an atlas? her last booster was over two years ago.up to two to three years later. if we could test her blood, we'd know if she handled the south african anthrax. there's no probable cause to compel a blood test. six years ago croydon investigated an anthrax outbreak in australia in the state of victoria. which happens to be where bendigo is. six years ago croydon's wife was in new york battling breast cancer. he would've been in australia by himself. they could've met. nicole could've found out that he ran out on his wife. factor in your credibility problem... gavin haynes. the way he was mooning over her, he'd spend his last dime keeping her out of trouble. she seemed to be moony over him, too, in her own way. question is, how far will she go to protect him? as you can see by the date, the australians filed their extradition request two months before ms. haynes' citizenship was granted. she wasn't aware of it. your office just didn't perform its due diligence. you can't revoke her citizenship. and because this concerns nonviolent fin

puso en ventaja a la fiera, layun le dio el empate a Águilas del amÉrica, el america enfrentarÁ a atlasami. y cristiano ronaldo, estuvo en el estadio de dodgers, compartÓo actividades futbolisticas, y beisboleras, el cubano quiso demostrar sus habilidades, en el manejo del balÓn, pero mejor que siga con el bÉisbol, ronaldo lanzÓ la primera bola, se demostrÓ que nacio para el fÚtbol, puene olvidarse de ser el prÓximo pelotero de grandes ligas. >>> bien, no se pierdan ni un gol mÁs del fÚtbol mexicano en univisiÓn deportes, la casa del fÚtbol mexicano, disponible por distintas compaÑÍas, y para estar al dÍa con los deportes, visite univisiÓn deportes. com, los dejamos con mÁs de "primer impacto", pamela guev gracias antonieta, retiran del mercado 50 mil libras de carne molida por temor a quÉn contaminadas con la bacteria e coli, se vendiÓ el producto a distribuidores del paÍs, no se reportaron enfermos hasta el momento, y al menos 7 personas perdieron la vida luego de ingerir alcohol etilico creyendo que era ron. dos sujetos que trabajan en un instituto de farmacias y alimentos, se robaro

. >>> de hecho en la tarjeta de pren atlas finca se vendÍa como tal. >>> matan animales sin seguir todasque es un cambio bien grande en la ley de la florida. >>> y muchos otros. >>> y a pesar que la ley es clara las opiniones sobre la severidad del castigo son variadas. >>> los animales estÁn bien alimentados todo estÁ correcto, no sÉ cual es el motivo en realidad de de este problema. >>> el motivo segÚn Él es como todo delito en este hay ganancias a costa de supo friment de otros. >>> y los animales no pueden defenderse. >>> y ni acusar a sus verdugos. >>> este es un mercado muy lucrativo esta gente maneja autos de 70 mil dÓlares y posee propiedades costosas. >>> mientras la policÍa se llevaba los detenidos quienes por cierto son padre e hijo slet ri nars entraban para hablo taurn zona del curaciÓn. >>> y tambiÉn les siguieron defensor izquierdo de derechos de los animales con jaula y comida, para darles primeros auxilios. >>> y mucho desde estos animales estaban delicados de salud con problemas respiratorios infecciones, diarrea, desnutridos y muy mal. >>> y los animal. >>> que quedaro

know, revealing to reporters there and being asked about reconnecting with his former trainer, teddy atlasng in reinvention specialist and founder of me university, marshon evans. this is remarkable because iron mike. i mean, the title right there says, you know, that he is just a force. he is iron. you know? he is steely and he can't possibly break down but he's revealing a big part of himself, this struggle. how do you interpret this? i know you mentioned this is the cry for help. but i thought this is after the cry. >> i think this is the right type of cry, actually. and i worked with a lot of professional athletes and entertainers as a sports and entertainment attorney and what i recognize is that particularly with men, whether they're football players or boxers, they're expected to be very tough and have it altogether and as celebrities we expect that of them but mike says he's tried everything and hasn't worked. >> which is so honest and so many people whether it's drugs or alcohol have gone through the same thing and he's revealing, peeling back the layers. >> we have to realize he'

coldplay will be creating an original song for the film, titled "atlas."irely by the book. for example, in the book, main character peta doesn't know how to swim. when josh hutchenton reprises the role, he'll have no trouble in the water. liam hemsworth is finally on twitter. but he will only use it for career updates. no shirtless selfies. >> come on, liam. >> i know. >> that's what it's for. >> ron claiborne. >> up to that one. >> that's on instagram. >>> now, take a look at this adorable baby elephant from tampa's lowery park zoo. he was born at the end of july. but he doesn't have a name. the zoo has turned to the public for health. launching an online poll for people to weigh in. when the poll closes, mom and baby elephant will do a special activity to pick between the contenders. all of the contenders are swahili and starts with an "m." he likes to drink. and mina means joyful. >> i think mina is better, than he likes to drink. >> you're sure about the translation, right? >> who knows what she just said. >>> are you hungry, guys? >> yes. >> we're hav

. >> tyson made amends with his former trainer, teddy atlas, who said he once pulled a gun on tyson afterd inappropriately with one of his relatives. he's got a tough, gruff, no-nonsense style that would make him the perfect candidate to jaw with new york sports fans on the radio. this morning new jersey governor chris christie was a guest host on wfan in new york. he presented christie with a thank you gift for filling in. this gift may already be on ebay. >> someone sent to me a jersey with your name on the back and a certain year, 2016. >> now there's two reasons there's no chance. >> not wearing a yankees shirt. that could burn your skin. well done, governor christie. >> hillary, governor christie said he wasn't going to pull a hillary clinton and ditch his beloved dallas cowboys just because he's the government of new jersey. does a comment like that deserve a flag for unbecoming conduct? >> foul, foul! he can't just do a guy sportsy thing. he's got to pick on the girl. >> why should he be different from anyone else? >> we will talk football, politics and much more when we come back.

it's soaring because it was caught out by sweden's atlas copco. the deal is worth $10.50 a share. own edwards group, congratulations. >> okay. our next guest says that you may know the products and services from his three stock picks, but, and here is the but, you may not know the companies behind them. let's get some names from brian. he's four star portfolio manager of the chase midcap growth fund. great to have you with us. wheel out those names and give us the first one we should know about. >> sure, mandy. thanks for having me. first of those is jarden corp. not many people know the name but virtually everybody knows their brand. they range from coleman outdoor products to crock pot to bicycle playing cards. they have over 100 brands, 14 of those brands have been in existence continuous use for over 100 years. it's very strong portfolio brands. that's allowed them to do well even when they're in some more difficult periods for some of those due to weather and things we saw in the second quarter. >> mass tech is the next pick. used to be an installation company for satellite t

the british industrial firm edwards group has agreed to be acquired by the swedish engineering group atlasto 1$1.6 billion or $10.50 a share. and cobalt international energy falling after the oil and gas exploration company says it did not find oil in a well in the gulf of mexico. tyler? >> thank you very much, simon. president obama getting ready to meet regulators in 45 minutes from now to discuss progress in implementing financial reform rules. our chief washington correspondent john harwood here with the very latest ahead of the meeting. what's on the agenda, john? >> tyler, president obama is done with his vacation which was interrupted by egypt among other things. he's back here for that meeting you mentioned at 2:15 with financial regulators to talk about implementing dodd/frank. now, the first arrival that we just witnessed was mary jo white from the s.e.c. she's walked in. what we hear from white house officials is that this is about not a new announcement but about pressing regulators to continue making progress. only about 40% of the regulations for dodd/frank have been written

road atlas shrugged the fountain head and. you know we can. i sometimes ridicule the quality of her work but it's it's really hard to do at the end of the day when you look at how we can all laugh at sorceress right exactly. what what is the basis in your mind of the worldview that produced what you refer to in the land of promise as. the great unraveling and you know when carter started deregulating halfway through his presidential term and then reagan put it on steroids and there's constant calls for no taxes no government drowned at sea well i think that the right's own description of it that this was the birth of the true jeffersonian american tradition or a classical liberalism is simply paul if you look at jefferson he would be considered a statist by comparison with today's tea party right certainly the way government you know when it came to support for federal infrastructure he wanted a tax system in which no poor people paid any taxes only the rich paid taxes mainly through customs duties which were luxury taxes so that's their mythi

book "beating obamacare," and you've been here with us, this book, you have the muscles of a charles atlasc now to forget about, what's the best tactic? delay, defund? >> okay. what's at stake here is bigger than defeating obamacare, and for me to say i spent my life fighting the law is big, but the framers of the constitution said that when the president reaches for more power than the constitution allows the president to have, it is the duty of congress to use its tool, defunding, to stop the president from violating the constitution. that's what is at stake here. the president violated the constitution when he announced that the employer mandate would be delayed. it fundamentally changed the law, and the president doesn't have the power under our system of government to pick and choose what parts of the law. >> i hear about what the president can't do, but he's doing everything you keep saying he can't do. >> that's right. how many times are we going to allow this president to trample the constitution before our freedoms -- >> is that rhetorical because i don't have the answer. >> it is

when you find out atlas wasn't holding up the world and it doesn't spin out of orbit, you're okay. >>thanks for coming in. great having you. ylan and mike. >>> when we come back, the former ceo of sears canada sounds off on the shake-up of jcpenney and the cvent ceo coming up. no, thank you. we know you're always looking for the best fill price. and walk limit automatically tries to find it for you. just set your start and end price. and let it do its thing. wow, more fan mail. my uncle wanted to say thanks for idea hub. he loves how he can click on it and get specific actionable trade ideas with their probabilities throughout the day. [ male announcer ] open an account and get a $150 amazon.com gift card. call 1-888-280-0149 now. optionsxpress by charles schwab. call 1-888-280-0149 now. lecoca-cola is partneringg. with nashville parent and charlotte parent magazines, along with the mayors of those cities, in the fit family challenge. a community wide program that offers free classes that inspire families to get out, enjoy moving together, and even track their activity online. it's pa

phoenix and erickson construction ready met with our next guest the chairman of the parent company atlas holdings. thank you for being with us. you went there in part because the subsidiary is hiring? how many jobs? how many does it take to get a visit from the president? >> hello. about 10 months ago when we acquired the business, we were at about 100 employees. at this point we are at 580 so we are growing quite rapidly in part thank through a steady recovery of the housing markets. we operate arizona, nevada and california. but the through our efforts to stabilize and improve the business i would expect next year we will see several hundred more join. lori: that is consistent as by way of the president do you expect any concern because it is a pretty solid debates whether housing recovery is solid or whether we shape up for another bust ? >> once i got past my wardrobe malfunction, one hour prior. lori: wardrobe of function? >> i put coffee on my white sugar. he was terrific can't spend time with our folks on the factory floor and disarmingly he was comfortable with them and it was a

government with their atlas and delta rockets. the nfl players association has filed a grievance against the new england patriots to collect $82,000 an offseason workout bonuses that it says it all to former player karen hernandez. --aaron. the 23 year-old was dropped from the team after he was arrested in june on suspicion of killing 27 year old odin lloyd in massachusetts. the association says hernandez earned $82,000 in bonus money for attending off- season activities with the patriots from april to june while recovering from shoulder surgery. that money had not been paid when hernandez was arrested and his contract terminated. >>darya: prosecutors say they won't file criminal charges against former nba star scottie pippen for fighting with an autograph seeker. authorities say the autograph seeker was drunk and exaggerated his injuries including fake seizures. after climbing the former chicago bulls star punched him in the face, the loss angeles county district attorney's office says there is insufficient evidence to bring us u

not only is this going to bring you the severe weather potential, in the mid-het,atla from connecticut to kentucky, all throughout the plains. and that one town, manitou springs, got so hard hit last weekend, hit again last night. >> it's the most terrifying thing i've ever seen. i can't stop shaking. >> reporter: flash flooding, terrorizing the mountains of colorado again. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: a body found, as streets in manitou springs became racing rivers. the foundation of this building, just barely able to withstand the force of the murky water running beneath it. another nightmare, as the same highway floods and shuts down. our affiliate, krdo, sharing this picture with the caption, just pulled this lady out when she drove down a flooded street. more than an inch of rain falling in just 15 minutes. water gushing. and then -- >> oh, no, there goes the trees. >> reporter: pounding hail. all of this, just three days after the black, ferocious flood hijacked manitou springs. killing one. and in washington state, flooding stranded 65 hikers. this morning, they're safe. a fierc

coldplay will be creating an original song for the film, titled "atlas."irely by the book. for example, in the book, main character peta doesn't know how to swim. when josh hutchenton reprises the role, he'll have no trouble in the water. liam hemsworth is finally on twitter. but he will only use it for career updates. no shirtless selfies. >> come on, liam. >> i know. >> that's what it's for. >> ron claiborne. >> up to that one. >> that's on instagram. >>> now, take a look at this adorable baby elephant from tampa's lowery park zoo. he was born at the end of july. but he doesn't have a name. the zoo has turned to the public for health. launching an online poll for people to weigh in. when the poll closes, mom and baby elephant will do a special activity to pick between the contenders. all of the contenders are swahili and starts with an "m." he likes to drink. and mina means joyful. >> i think mina is better, than he likes to drink. >> you're sure about the translation, right? >> who knows what she just said. >>> are you hungry, guys? >> yes. >> we're hav

. >>> las Águilas del amÉrica se enfrentan al atlas maÑana, el partido de la cuarta jornada.onocimiento de un extraordinario representante. y las chivas rayadas se enfrentan a los potros de hierro. serÁ el domingo. y por donde lo van a disfutar. >>> por la nueva casa de chivas, unimÁs, no se pierda de las chivas contra los potros este domingo por unimÁs. >>> y no arrancaron bien. >>> pero ya galindo llamÓ a marco fabiÁn para que de mas de Él. >>> para esa extra milla. y puede ir a univisiÓn deportes. com minuto a minuto la acciÓn deportiva. >>> no solamente de fÚtbol, sino lo que pase en el bÉisbol, bÁsquet, etcÉtera. >>> corazÓn, te quiero. que lo pases excelente. >>> gracias. >>> y no se mueva, ya venimos. y grite con nosotros: hoy es viernes. ♪ ch >>> entra a u-videos. com. y ahÍ encontras todo lo que pasa detrÁs de camara, chistes de "vulgarcito." conÉctate u-videos. com. >>> Últimamente estoy bastante preocupado. >>> que te aflije. >>> voy a empezar a llorar cuando le tenga que sacar el carro. uno cuando comienza a manejar se pone, es como un permiso para manejar con una

y ahora el debut del tÉcnico serÁ el sabado cuando reciban a atlas. >>> creo que fue una cuestiÓn den aburrido. >>> es que no jugÓ el "chicharito." hubiera jugado el "chicharito" y hubiera habido goles. >>> oiga, cuando habla una dama no se interrumpe. y vamos a la liga de espaÑa. >>> Ándale. >>> granada tuvo en su patio al real madrid, a los 10 minutos el que iba a hacer el Único gol del partido, fue de lugar, pero aqÍi le queda cÓmodo a benzema. >>> y vence al portero. >>> y iker casillas no estuvo como titular. muchos estÁn diciendo que si no estÁ jugando. >>> ya regresÓ a la onda de mourinho. >>> dicen que no es el mismo iker casillas. >>> el traspaso de este jugador inglÉs. >>> oye, 100 millones de euros, es una locura. >>> lo que ganas aquÍ? >>> lo que gano aquÍ en dos o tres aÑitos... (risas) >>> lo que gana de dinero con el real madrid y con lo que invierte es lÓgico que estÉn en el primero y segundo lugar. >>> estamos listos para el bÉisbol? >>> sÍ! ♪ ♪ >>> y los yankees visitando a los azulejos, jeter regresaba. y aquÍ teniamos en la quinta entrada... >>> ahÍ estÁ bateando.

she wrote atlas shrugged. policy, only the rich shall win. this has been the republican policy.t was failed to support for 30 years. one of the debates going on in the republican party that will pop out at some point is how do they do a better job of speaking to the middle-class? are some people on the hill thinking about this, some people who may run for president to think about this. i think they recognize that was a deficiency in the 2012 campaign message. tothey cannot find a way marry the conservative philosophy with something that is appealing to the middle class, then they are going to struggle in these elections. i think they believe there is a way to talk about that without compromising either the principal or radical changes in to findlicy but to try ways to target that message and those policies more effectively. host: you write -- guest: we always think presidential elections settle arguments that are going on in the country. sometimes they do. i think we are in a. now -- we are in a period now in which the elections are an ongoing debate between two sides that have

las Águilas del amÉrica le ganan al atlas, y por supuesto, cada minuto del partido, y cada gota de sudorbÁrbaro, se me hacia una mega estrella del fÚtbol. >>>, lo que hacia con el amÉrica, le daba vida el corazÓn a las Águilas, le regresÓ un campeonato. >>> 27 aÑos, lamentable, que descanse en paz. >>> cambiamos de tema. sÍ, el spe gundo fieston de la liga mx, con lo mejor del fÚtbol mexicano, si estÁ en los Ángeles, en la plaza mÉxico, pues vaya hasta allÁ. >>> en lingood el sÁbado diez de agosto, ya lo sabe. a la 1, en plaza mÉxico, una pantalla gigante, los partidos, cruz azul y chivas, y atlante y amÉrica. >>> sÍ, espectacular, no se lu pierda, el sÁbado en los Ángeles, fiesta de liga mx. >>> bateÓ una semana, sigues bateando? >>> sÍ. a ver. >>> cuidado. >>> otra, otra. >>> echale otra. (gritos) >>> menos dos lÁmparas. >>> busca "despierta amÉrica". ahÍ encontrarÁs nuestro segmento exclusivos, tips de la cocina de karla, chistes con "vulgarcito", los piropos de jhonny c, y los consejos, y todo de atrÁs de cÁmara, conectate a uvideos. com. >>> me encanta lindsay que vine a sacarla de

i'm emily colins from the atlas networking. my question for you, it seems like there a couple of institutional thing in the government that may need to change in relation to immigrant such as the minimum wage or welfare. at love immigrants work under the minimum wage and illegal immigrants may take welfare or became legal might take more welfare. people argue it would be associate drain on society. i was wondering for you would speak on whether or not that has been discussed in the house or in the senate or your opinion on that. >> sure. the congressional budget office just came up with a report calculating what the impact in fiscal terms would be legalizing 12 million people for the next decade and beyond. they did two different calculations. you know, a -- i don't want to get too technical something called dynamic scoring. you calculate the effect on the economy will be. and you calculate what the fiscal impact of that will be. the other way of doing that is calculate the fiscal impact assume there no huge change in the econo

. >> alex is the atlas upon the shoulders of who the entire network rests. >> we're going to talk aboutricity now. ten years ago, 50 million people including myself were left in the dark, i don't know if you remember where you were, as a cas clading blackout crippled the northeast. and if you haven't seen it, go online there is online. there is an amazing video of carl quintanilla who did the report for the "today" show ten years ago, katie couric and lester holt hosting it, no electricity, standing, looks like he's ten years old, standing in the middle of times square, and it is pretty cool. anyway, so has the nation -- >> we have the greatest barbecue. >> on that day? >> what else could you do but take all the meat out of the freeze and -- >> cook it. we had 30 people over from our neighborhood who had nowhere else to go. we had the flashlights. >> we'll talk about where we are today. the question, of course, as the nation's power grid improved over the last decade and christie tezak, are we in any better of a position than we were ten years ago? >> i think we are. i think we have don

the "washington post the policies of rand, whohe -- ayn wrote the fountainhead and atlas shrugged. her policy was that only the rich should win. this has been a republican policy for 30 years. one of the debates going on in the republican party right now, not terribly visible, but will top out at some point, it's how they do a better job of speaking to the middle-class. there are some on a hill fiending about this. some people who are running for president to our thinking about this. they recognize that was a deficiency in the campaign of 2012 message. find a way to marry the conservative philosophy with something that is appealing to the middle class, that they will struggle in these elections. there is a way to talk about the without compromising principal or radical change in their policy, but to try to find ways to target those policies more effectively to the middle class. you writeour book "campaign 2012 settled little. -- guest: we always think that elections, in particular presidential elections settle arguments going on in the country, and sometimes they do. are in a time

in diplomacy, and given my lamentable and rudimentary grasp of world geography i had to consult an atlaso find out what it was on the map. when i began to be conscious of the fact that a young men were fighting in someplace called vietnam back then, and then came the inevitable question that exposed her to almost every american who was alive and conscious at that time, why did we fight a people we actually knew so little about? was it right ask wasn't smart? how would we extricate ourselves from the war where we thought was one arm tied behind their backs, like an increasing frustrated oliver? and was there a better way, it is the way for america to act and america to lead in the world? and like so many others in my generation, vietnam really was the impetus that opened up the world to us, even though i never got there. i didn't serve but it came right into our hometown. and it forced us to look beyond the atlantic and pacific, and appreciate that they complicated world. and when you go into the china shop, you've got to be careful when you throw your weight around. 40 years later, vietn

diplomacy, and given my limited will and rudimentary grasp of world geography, i had to consult an atlas to find out where it was on the map. when i began to become coaches of the fact that our young men were fighting in some place called vietnam back then, and then came the inevitable question that i suppose occurred almost every american who was alive and conscious at that time, why did we fight the people we actually knew so little about? was it right? was it smart? how would we extricate ourselves from a war where we've fought with one arm tied behind our back, like an increasing pashtun increasingly frustrated gulliver? was there a better way to make it away for america to act and america to lead in the world? like so many others in my generation, vietnam really was the impetus that opened up the world to us, even though i never got there. i didn't serve, but it came right into our home town. and it forced us to look beyond the atlantic and pacific, and to appreciate that's a complicated world. and when you go into that china shop, you've got to be careful when you throw your weight

diplomacy, and given myla meantable and rudimentary grasp of world geography, i had to consult an atlas to find out where it was on the map. when i began to be conscious of the fact that our young men were fighting in a place called vietnam back then. and then came the inevitable question that i suppose came to every american who was alive and conscious at that time -- why did we fight a people we actually knew so little about? was it right? was it smart? how will we extricate ourselves from a war that we fought with one arm tied behind our back, like a frustrated gulliver, and was there a better way, a different way for america to act and america to lead in the world? and like so many others in my generation, vietnam really was the impetus that opened up the world to us, even though i never got there. i didn't serve. but it came right into our hometowns and it forced us to look beyond the atlantic and acific and to appreciate that's a complicated world. when you go into that china shop you got to be careful when you throw your weight around. 40 years later vietnam still recalls for me

i'm emily colins from the atlas networking.my question for you, it seems like there a couple of institutional thing in the government that may need to change in relation to immigrant such as the minimum wage or welfare. at love immigrants work under the minimum wage and illegal immigrants may take welfare or became legal might take more welfare. people argue it would be associate drain on society. i was wondering for you would speak on whether or not that has been discussed in the house or in the senate or your opinion on that. >> sure. the congressional budget office just came up with a report calculating what the impact in fiscal terms would be legalizing 12 million people for the next decade and beyond. they did two different calculations. you know, a -- i don't want to get too technical something called dynamic scoring. you calculate the effect on the economy will be. and you calculate what the fiscal impact of that will be. the other way of doing that is calculate the fiscal impact assume there no huge change in the econom