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coming up,ato leadersrs prepare for >> leaders from nato's 28 member nations rather in cardiff this weektdestabilizize ukraine. and islamic militants have seized a chunk of iraq. beinge, china is steadily more assertive in the pacific, challenging the united allies.nd its regional joining us to discuss how nato should respond our frank cramer, heather connolly, lincoln bloomfield, and husband ike -- hans. i'll have served at the pentagon or the state department or both and the white house. ns served president obama heather and the lincoln served other administrations. welcome to the program. to understanding the crises understanding what is driving these guys. russia, isis, china -- all are performing outside the post-world war ii democratic norms. russia is fighting a svelte campaign -- although somewhat less dopey after this week. asna basically wants to grab much terriry they y can without having to fight everybody. tell us strategically what do these three protagonists have in common? >> i think what is in, and what i sometimes called the geopolititics ofof resentment. the basisis is

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about ato a shareholder financing package. ♪ >> you are watching bloomberg " west."emily chang. the city of chicago betting big on big data. rahm emanuel has given the green light to a project that would install mental -- metal centers on the traffic poles. it worked collect data on air quality and whether among other things. also has some privacy groups concerned. sam grobart explains. like chicago may be the second city but it is the first to launch a permanent data.tructure to collect it will measure temperature, light, sound and cell phone signals. all from these metal fixtures mounted on plan posts along michigan avenue and other locations. the project is being dubbed chicago's array of things. quite large and stretched along the lake so we will have much more precise temperature data. >> the city has always had the data. i am not sure they always used it. >> the first 30 will be installed this fall with a plan to have 500 centers in place opened next to-three years. >> we analyze certain they don't realize we could do something on a proactive basis rather than

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the big question is whether we will see it come up a bit going ato labor day. >> palladium a all-time >> while it gave back earlier gains at the close, coming off the longest run of gains in more than a month. it is used in catalytic converters in cars. right alongside with platinum. it is up 25% this year as auto companies are using more and supply was cut either the mining strike in south africa that ended in june. according to a commodity strategist, concern about palladium demand continues to drive trading. it continues to be a star performer for the year. you can continue to see the strong rise. that said, it offers as much as one percent earlier. barclays out with a note about gold, saying it is struggling to attract wider investments but they see it going higher. >> to keenan with the commodities report. time for today's latin america report. tw telecom et al. yet preparing and offer valued as a much as 700 billion euros to out bid in the race to buy the broadband according to people familiar with knowledge of the plan. -- the broadband unit gvt. they would get a stake in the e

bring about ato change of policy. are saying that if you continue to support these armed separatists in eastern ukraine, if you continue to flout the international world order in this way, then we will increase the pressure on you and your cronies, and on your economy until you recognize the need to change her behavior. if russia decides that it will stop supporting separatists, if they say to the armed separatist , lay down your weapons and we will help you pursue your legitimate concerns diplomatically, then we would not pursue sanctions. has it in his hands to be able to stop the separatists in eastern ukraine -- ukraine from doing the things they are doing. >> there is no question about it. if they were not supporting the separatist they were not given to sustain this campaign. >> why do you think vladimir putin does this? >> i think he takes a very zero-sum view of the world, particularly in his own backyard. president putin said that the the 20thtragedy of century was the breakup of the soviet union. byhink he f

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get better ato hurricane intensity forecasting.right on the surface of the ocean, collecting all this data. we are right on the surface, gathering real-time data. we are piping that data back to shore. >> what kind of data to scientists and not know about what happens when a hurricane comes across the water? >> this is the first time anything has been right on the surface of the ocean, collecting data in real-time. you cannot put a ship out there. you can put buoys out, but they are not in the deep ocean where most hurricanes are formed. there are two and a half million miles of area where all the hurricanes are formed in the pacific, and there's no measurement all out there. we can have wave gliders in the middle -- >> you find out things like wind and temperature changes? >> yes. satellites are 250 miles up. error metric pressure, wind speed -- we are collecting it on the surface. >> are you giving this to meteorologists? >> absolutely. we're publishing all this information. you can tweak the wave glider. you can ask it to take -

>> please at least let me know, president obama, that you've had a word with president knee ato. that alone would give me a sense he knows about his sergeant because he is his current commander in chief until august of 2016. so i would at least expect a word saying we're in discussion. >> jill, thank you and good luck. >> thank you. >> well, as you heard, sergeant tahmooressi's lawyer in mexico will file a motion to get some of the prosecution's evidence thrown out. the marines' american lawyer phil dunn joins us. >> thanks for having me. >> as i understand it, at the stage we're at in terms of what the lawyers are litigating, he's asking in essence that the case be thrown out not on whether sergeant tahmooressi is guilty or not but whether sergeant tahmooressi's rights were violated. is that a fair description? >> yes, it is. it's under the american constitution which remarkably has very strong civil rights and the issues here were his -- was his detention prolonged from the time he was arrested until he was given the right to a lawyer, to an interpreter, and to meet with someon

i will order more clam ato. clamato. aren't they maniacal creatures ? >> this is all because of gay marriage, greg. this never used to happen. he had one family and he was stuck to that family. the sank tau tee of -- the sank tau tee of marriage is gone. >> guess that is progress. i guess that's what progressives want. >> my cat has two mom -- mommies and two daddies. it is disgusting what is going on behind closed doors. >> there has never been a monogamous cat. >> it is baked into the fur cake. >> i hate that cliche, and you used it so well. cats only love you because they want you to feed them. >> it is transactional. >> same thing with dogs. dogs are the same way. >> a dog's love is real love. >> how do you know that? >> i live with a lot of dogs. tell him being in love with dogs is weird. >> if you gave me a dog over a cat i would take the dog. i hate cats. i don't want to be asleep and wake up with a cat in my face. i have done it before. it is a sad cat because i punched it so hard a it flew through the window. >> i don't need to know that. the c

he came home from the hospital full 80 cay cat ato bic and wita needing tube in his nose. >> led to a devastating diagnosis. cannon is one of only few children in the united states with drevay syndrome. he can sometimes connect with his sister maggie and his younger brother dooley, but he lives on borrowed time. the family never knows when he has his next seizure. >> the diastat this is what we're using to stop seizures. never go anywhere without it.about. >> his parents say the drugs none of which will cure him are toxic. >> we might as well pour pesticides down his throat. >> they feel that perhaps marijuana would help. >> it alters those receptors for seizures, slow them down or stops them completely. >> cdb is very low in component of thc the component that gets you high. it's undergoing clinical trials, very effective for children who are suffering. >> the life they get back. >> but cannon can't get cbd oil in idaho and his parents are making the case publicly that the state's policy is misguided. >> the people that we elect into office aren't paying attention. they're not doing

the most complete one done so far involving these kinds of issues, coming from the k ato institute, about a 20 month period there were 8300 credible reports alleging police misconduct, 11,000 officers involved, more than 3200 cases resulted in criminal charges against officers. however in the same period of those 3200-plus criminal charges, a thousand resulted in convictions, charges perhaps reduced charges in many cases, and the average length of incarceration as a result, just over 34 months . these are interesting statistics to look at and for that we're going oturn othomas meserow, a criminal defense attorney who was also a prosecutor. is this an indication of how we view law enforcement in the criminal justice system? >> well, many american citizens want to believe in their police department. they have great pride and security in believing the police are professional, that they're restrained, that they are measured, that they have the optimum training and wisdom and they keep the criminals away. unfortunately this can result in a tremendous bias in favor of a police officer who has n

in ato a parade through the city, today was also declared jackie robinson west national champions day in all of illinois, by the way. good job. >>> an emotional farewell as diane sawyer stepped down as anchor of abc's "world news." >> i just want you to know what a deep privilege it has been to sit in the anchor chair at "world news" these years. the flagship broadcast of abc, where peter jennings created a signature of such curiosity and courage. >> sawyer is leaving the anchor desk after a five-year run to focus on original reporting and major interviews. she will be succeeded by david muir. >>> another 30 minutes of abc 7 news at 9:00 is straight ahead. coming up next, damage at the epicenter, the repair work under wap, and what is now believed to be the spot where the earthquake originated. >>> how the napa quake has brought out the best in people. we're going to take you to a dispatch center for earthquake volunteers. and there are a lot of volunteers. >>> waiting in line at food trucks, or waiting for a flight at the airport. why either one can be the secret to happiness. to hap

but it had not advanced very far, and the one thing the japanese had figured out about ato himmics, it's really difficult. and to fact of the point, they said we don't even really think some of their top scientists said we don't think a bomb is practical. so when one goes off over here sheema, first off, you've got to round up your experts, right? you've got to get them there. they've got to figure out what happened. they've got to come back. they've got to issue a report, convince some skeptical people this is really what happened. and none of that information is getting back to the united states. so the united states, hearing no response to its ultimatum, continues with the plan. and it's another nondecision. it's simply following through with the plan as stated, we're just going to keep dropping atomic bombs as part of our preinvasion strategy. the invasion will take place as planned. up until the point where the japanese accept unconditional surrender. yes. >> do we underestimate how brutal the atomic bombs were going to be? >> yes, it was not well understoodel can what they were goi

but it had not advanced very far, and the one thing the japanese had figured out about ato himmics, it's really difficult. and to fact of the point, they said we don't even really think some of their top scientists said we don't think a bomb is practical. so when one goes off over here sheema, first off, you've got to round up your experts, right? you've got to get them there. they've got to figure out what happened. they've got to come back. they've got to issue a report, convince some skeptical people this is really what happened. and none of that information is getting back to the united states. so the united states, hearing no response to its ultimatum, continues with the plan. and it's another nondecision. it's simply following through with the plan as stated, we're just going to keep dropping atomic bombs as part of our preinvasion strategy. the invasion will take place as planned. up until the point where the japanese accept unconditional surrender. yes. >> do we underestimate how brutal the atomic bombs were going to be? >> yes, it was not well understoodel can what they were goi

watch me behind me, 9 ato the north. we can handle that.get 250 millimeters of rainfall in a short amount of time that will cause problems and it was this feature right here, you know, sometimes you get thunderstorms and then you get several thunderstorms that combine and we call that a mess so scale convective system here and so what happens is that can really tap into the atmosphere and bring down incredible amounts of rain which is exactly what happened there in south korea. unfortunately, that is a result of the my yew bayou front that they're familiar with. there you see the aftermath of what occurred there. the first responders deserving certainly an emmy for that. all right, let's check in on the rest of conditions. here we continue with rainfall. unfortunately japan will get in on that as well and include places like shanghai, but to the south of beijing. look at manila getting pounded. torrential downpours here and it is bringing hefty amounts of rainfall from 100 to 200 millimeters. we're not done with the rain gauge. it's still c

momentum itself that had allowed them to find a way to encourage the sunni population of western iraq atotheir brutal act titacti the presence among them. so you asked, can it be contained, not if perpetuity, but this will eventually have to be defeated. to your question, can they be defeated without addressing that part of their organization which resides in syria? the answer is no. that will have to be addressed as a non-existent border. and that will come when we have a coalition in the region that takes on the task of defeating isis over time. isis will only truly be defeated when it is rejected by the 20 million disenfranchised sunni that reside between damascus and baghdad. and that requires a variety of instruments. only one small part of which is air strikes. i am not predicting those will occur in syria, at least not by the united states of america. but it requires the applications of all the tools of the national power, diplomatic, power, military. >> talking about isis in syria, my question is for both of you. do you have any information that is relaying the regime and isis? th

been charged to do, that will allow that movement towards peace and at the same time allow operate in ato defensive and offensive way to ensure that peace. that a few years after we withdraw from afghanistan we're going to be going through a similar situation there? >> absolutely. it's one of those things that me awake at night because i know what's going on inside of afghanistan from the standpoint of what the taliban is doing. leaving. we're there's still a lot of activity from aof afghanistan offensive standpoint. we all know, unfortunately, and hearts and prayers go out to the green family, but we had a lastal that was killed friday, highest ranking army official that has been killed since vietnam. so it's still a very dangerous place today. indication to us that when we leave it's going to get more dangerous. of your turn to some work on the intelligence committee. there's been a lot written and discussed in the past few days the report coming out on enhanced interrogation techniques. you've been very critical of the suggesting it was politicized. >> and i'm still of that mind. know,

union, in the united ev that and in ki russia is using this convoy or what this condo does was a gets ato ukraine as a compress -- pretext. moscow says this is all about helping people. market positive or a serious market negative. of all that,st ukrainian parliament is voting on whether to allow russian gas to continue to be transited across ukraine. are we really talking about a situation where we could see the taps turned off? that is not what is at stake here. >> the ukrainian parliament is actually discussing sanctions that it would introduce or impose against russia. you see the eu imposed sanctions, the use -- the u.s. 90 ukraine has its turn. they talk about limiting the transit of russian gas. it is no small matter. the whole story begins on friday last week when the ukrainian prime minister threatened to ban the transit of russian gas to the european union. that caused to the price of natural gas in western europe to jump and people to really get quite concerned. then we got equivocation that, in fact, that is not really what would happen. there would not be a banning of the res

be throwing ato spanner in the works for john key. >> he does. he never seems to go away. not just him but a few other fringe players as well. om will talk about kim dotc first. he has been known ever since that dramatic raid on his house to do with accusations of copyright fraud over mega upload. anyway, he has now founded a political party. the internet party. he is not allowed to stand himself. while he is a resident, he is not a citizen. but he is campaigning for this candidate. he has formed a we are alliance, a marriage of convenience, with a left-wing radical party. leader could get 2, 3, 5 seats in the new parliament based on polling at the moment. dotcom is trying to appeal to the youth folks with things like digital economy, faster internet, free social education. here is a taste of one of their rallies. >> are you ready to take down the government? [applause] are you ready to extradite john key? [applause] >> as you can see, he has found a base. >> it looks almost like a bit of a joke, but it is in fact very serious. it could actually mean an alliance for one of

its own (n nuclear programi] and in my vie is very interesting is as soon as they heard the words ato theic bo them knew what it was but they also knew how incredibly difficult it was to make that bomb. that's why that first response to the first reportsw3&a5 of t bomb, the imperial army sayst( well we're not going to concede it's ae1 bomb until we have aóa investigation. the imperial navy even more onio ominously is even if it is an atomic bomb. there can't be that many ofe1 them. that second bomb at gakasaki knocked the props of the idea that the u.s. did not have an arsenal of atomic weapons. that's why as tragic as that all is, those two bombs achieved the bluff. also if we understand what the japanese military was talking about, it shows that basically no 5=9mqration would ever have worked because the japanese come back would have been this is very interesting. let's see you do three in a row. >> just one point on the timing of it. general grobesq told general r he says theÑi timetable appears that we've speexg things up here. y as august 17th. so we've got august 9th, the nex

ways, and trendsd manifestation of of information flowing and media flowing, which 1989 allowed to -- ato a dramatic shift dramatically larger part of the world. in essence, writing 89 opens the floodgates, and we are still seeing what comes later. just to follow little bit on what jeff has said, i was bookised researching my about a disconnect i saw. there were all of these dramatic events from the ground up. you have solidarity in poland. you have a peaceful revolution in germany. all of these dramatic changes for the lives of eastern berliners. they have dramatically more life choices as of the sudden. -- all of a sudden. when i looked from the top-down, i didn't see changes. the predominant cold war security organization and the cold war was nato. it is still nato. the european community existed before. they've renamed themselves the european union. what surprised me was the mismatch from the dramatic change on the ground up and the perpetuation of cold war institutions into the post-cold war era. perhaps the biggest surprise for me, we saw an cold war europe this clear dividing line

realize in ato sense, many of us to a focus on what is going on in the aftermath of the arab awakeninge struggle that we seek, on the one hand there has been a preoccupation with looking at how the gulf states and egypt -- the gulf states have been prior with iran, but not only. they see a struggle with the muslim brotherhood. so as they contend with a landscape with on the one hand they are engaged with the struggle with uranian's, they are also engaged in an exit stencil struggle with the muslim brotherhood and the key to that is to ensure no one who is part of the muslim brotherhood does well. when they looked at the conflict, what is that they fair too see? it is not say somehow they were not critical, they were. look at the language, look at what much of the media and the gulf was saying to me you look at what some of the leaders are saying, of course they were critical of what was happening to palestinians within gaza. they were also highly critical of hamas. they constantly blamed hamas. i appeared on a panel with the egyptian ambassadors, and he focused on the theme that had th

my name is tim limplg, director of krchl ato's project on criminal justice. today we want to examine some distressing legal trends that are at work in the criminal law area. our guest speaker today, sidney powell, has just written a new book entitled "license to lie: exposing corruption in the department of justice" and the book recounts several cases in which ambitious prosecutors used illegal and unethical tactics to win their cases. now, before we get to our panel of experts, i want to take just a minute or two to lay something of a foundation for the discussion that's going to follow. but before i do that, let me ask those of you who came with cell phones, if you take a moment now to quickly double-check and make sure that they are turned off as a courtesy to our speakers. that includes our panelists. >> yes. >> okay. thank you. the first point that i think needs to be understood is that there has been incredible growth in the federal criminal system over the past 30 years. in 1980, there were about 1500 federal prosecutors. today, there are close to 8,00

the disaster in pearl harbor had been the disaster that befell the union army on the 18th day of june atoection day in november 1864. general sherman is not doing much better in georgia as the union army is licking their do wounds following the battle of kennesaw mountain.un so things were not going well on the military front. things were not going well on the political front.on the president had felt well at republican convention, meeting in baltimore, had renominated him for a second term.felt they adopt adam hanlan of maine to replace him with governor cod johnson of tennessee. and the ticket that they will ge to the voters, all will be the union tent, not the republican tent. as the president and his familyc prepare to move from the white house to the summer white house located about one mile from where we are on the grounds of the soldiers home, the president is confronted with other problems politically. the egotistical and opinionated secretary of the treasury, mr. i chase, who had twice already submitted his resignation, submits it again.resign and on the last day of the old g con

been charged to do, that will allow that movement towards peace and at the same time allow operate in ato defensive and offensive way to ensure that peace. that a few years after we withdraw from afghanistan we're going to be going through a similar situation there? >> absolutely. it's one of those things that me awake at night because i know what's going on inside of afghanistan from the standpoint of what the taliban is doing. leaving. we're there's still a lot of activity from aof afghanistan offensive standpoint. we all know, unfortunately, and hearts and prayers go out to the green family, but we had a lastal that was killed friday, highest ranking army official that has been killed since vietnam. so it's still a very dangerous place today. indication to us that when we leave it's going to get more dangerous. of your turn to some work on the intelligence committee. there's been a lot written and discussed in the past few days the report coming out on enhanced interrogation techniques. you've been very critical of the suggesting it was politicized. >> and i'm still of that mind. know,

undermine ato regime that you don't like. re-strengthen or geopolitical ambitions. your political ambitions. furthermore, stop taking advantage of the topic of the malaysian airliner that was shot down. russia has made a significant contribution to investigating this tragedy. hints, speculation, and we don't get any information. why haven't the ukrainian ofhorities provided records air traffic controllers' conversations? still, for some reason we don't know why. in spite of significant resistance, certain members of the security council refer to convoy.ian humanitarian today we are preparing for the sending of a second convoy. an agreement on this was confirmed today in a telephone call between foreign minister lavrov and the foreign minister of ukraine. we have to remember that the council is not there to disseminate guesswork or speculation, or spread accusations, but to find solutions to crises. today, we suggest adopting the following statement for the press. i am asking the secretary to disseminate the english text, which i will read in russian. the members of

that is probably one of the biggest differences between what ato at dod versus what i do -- what i didt fdic. operation.aller i had very few financial auditors on that stuff. that is primarily because under the law the fdic financial audit was done by gao, which meant there was no need for ig oversight over an independent accountant. for those of you who do not know, most of the financial statement audit work in the federal government is done by independent public accountants under the oversight of the inspector general. in our office at dod, that is a big, big job in and of itself. aboute -- i think we have at doditors on our staff ig, and roughly a fourth of that are in the business of financial auditing. that is a big number, relative to all of the other things we do. our audit a fourth of staff and they are dedicated, ip aly, really, to oversight, and that means an handful of our folks are overseeing a much bigger team of independent public accountants. if you think through that leverage of how many people are involved and how expensive it is, it is a tremendous undertaking. we sti

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