david bach, i'll start with you. >> well, look, what do people worry about?un out of money, so that's the number one concern americans have, is my money going to last my lifetime? get a retirement plan going, and if you haven't got one, you sit down with a professional, and you run the numbers. gerri: that's scary. [laughter] >> and those numbers, you've got to go back to on a regular basis and headache sure you're staying on -- make sure you're staying on track. gerri: michael carr, what do you say? >> i think investors need to stop worrying and just follow the trend. when stocks are going up, you want to ride the bull. a simple indicator like the 200-day moving average will tell you when the trend changes, and following that will help. gerri: michael burly, is the trend your friend? >> i think you have to take a look at your risk allocation, and you don't want to find out how much of a risk taker you're not. if you're within 5-10 years of retirement, you have to be comfortable with where you're at. gerri: okay. david bach, michael carr, mike burly, thanks t

especially with bach it up with the necessary resources. the children and families first initiative will come before voters this november. while it is the reauthorization you heard earlier of the two fund for children and youth it's the strongest possible measure the initiative will provide stable funding for early based education through the education enrichment fund a significant increase in the children and youth fund. i'm excited to say we're providing now necessary funds for disconnected transitional youth this will sure that both funds will be placed for the next 25 years (clapping) so our young people low lead the effort in 25 years to reauthorize it i'm proud to say that kohlman has lead the coalition for the los last two years with many folks here today thank you for your service. in addition would like to an opportunity especially supervisor yee, supervisor avalos and supervisor kim and also supervisor mar and along with the 11 supervisors to make sure many this will be passed unanimously. as well as the mayor and the board of edu

residence buildings one and two their - they share have shared open space in their rear yard that bach back up to each other that's an airy building the townhouse buildings have their own private space either in the front or back or both yards. in general our approach to the design was to take to look at texture and simplicity i pilot to bring something quieter that has moments of surprise and burst of color a lot of the architecture has a lot of architecture detail and ornaments we're looking at something to be a counter point to that. so here we go looking at gerald it rises quite a bit buildings 5 we were expressing the concrete siding in 3 textures to express that we have those vertical slices i call them there's the stacked balconies that have the rich tone that includes the deeply husz increment plastic the tiled back wall and the colored glass at the balcony edge the lower buildings you see the two townhomes we were expressing the vertical with the same material we're using the same pallet but slightly differently. as you go to the other side of the block you'll see the other si

comcast sports' mindy bach joins us right now. >> the giants are going for their fifth straight win. what the giants really want is to overcome the 3 1/2 games they trail the dodgers by in the n.l. west. jake peavy gets the start who has to be expecting solid run support. the giants scored a season high 13 runs in their win last night. for more, we welcome in amy gutierrez who's live at at&t park. fun to see this offense get back to its ways from the beginning of the season. >> reporter: yeah. it's been a lot of fun to watch them win at home. they're 4-1 right now on this homestand. and in all four victories, the giants have scored first. now, why does that matter? when san francisco plates a run prior to its opponent, it is 53-15. they put together 24 runs on the board in those four victories. last night's 13-run game, six different giants had runs batted in. the guys talked about how they've been able to keep the line moving. >> anytime you get two or three hitters swinging the bat well, getting in the zone, so to speak, you probably are going to see more runs on the board. that's

shares up to $155.60 and shares of amgen hit a record despite a bach of mixed news. the bio tech company released ki disappointing treatments and recalled a drug from the middle east but positive findings from another study are trumping the failure and according to a new file, that helped push shares up 3.5% to $131.86. >>> meanwhile, mirk got the okay for a new type of sleeping pill. the drug is designed to help people with insomnia to stay asleep. >>> so if you're a k-cup lover get ready to pay more. green mountain is raising prices by 9% for the portion packs of coffee. it blamed the price hike on expensive coffee bean prices and rising cost for energy, packaging and transportation. shares rose slightly. >>> coke and monster beverage are teaming up. coke took a 17% stake in monster worth more than $2 billion. the beverage giant will transfer the energy drink as part of the deal and monster will give coke the non-energy beverages. shares shot up by as much as 26% in after hours trading. during the regular session, the stock rose slightly to $71.65. >>> and it turns

let's check in with comcast sports' mindi bach. >> buster posey made giants history and becomes the first catcher on the team to have two five-hit games. as amy gutierrez reports, his accomplishment comes in the middle of a stretch where he's once again putting up mvp-type numbers. >> reporter: last night, buster posey became the first catcher in giants franchise history to have two career five-hit games in the midst of this playoff race, he could not get hot at the plate at a better time. hitting .500 on this homestand. 11 for 22. >> you have a really good hitter, which he is. and a lead hitter. and they get in a groove, in a zone, as we say, they get on a roll. those guys are capable of carrying you. >> he's getting a pitch to hit and he's letting it go. it's fun to see him on a roll like this. back in 2012, he was definitely on a roll like this in the second half. and coming into the month of september here, you need the big boys to step up and he is definitely our big boy. >> it's fun to watch the best players in the world and watch them do good. we've got a lot of talent here and a l

balance we're the tipping point i think that didn't mean to basically jump to hire johann sebastian bach numbers but find other tools to recapture a proper balance. i want to remind us in the early 90s me over built office by some an step up to the plate we have now office buildings to housing we haven't figured out the balance by a residual capacity of downtown buildings in c-3 that have's slipped from previously being class a to b plus or b and the abatement of ability to how to have those buildings to attractivenessness and moving into an a building including looking at how dense those buildings what about populated because we need to look at existing buildings how they're being used and readapted to contemporary office practices as well as the fees as ms. hester and ms. m mr. welch mentioned while adjusting the fees it's shifting the subject matter but i believe this commission will be well-advised to ask for more meetings potentially i'm asking the point for a subcommittee to be well prepared and well-informed how we change what we change and with when and i definitely think we shou

. >> bach, beethoven, gershwin, and a boy named j.p. tell you what they all have in common coming up. >> harry introduces us to a young man who not only plays music, he composes it. >> we're going to go over to the piano there. >> okay. >> j.p. and his teacher are arriving for the day's lesson, which is part music theory and part composition. >> the theory part is where you learn what makes the great music work. in the composition class, j.p. will have brought in what he worked on over the course of the week. [ piano playing ] >> i get a lot of inspiration just from improvising on the piano. i write on the piano. and then i put it on the computer. >> these guys are gonna keep repeating, right? >> he'll make suggestions, and sometimes we'll change it or write a little more in the lesson. >> all of these ideas are really beautiful, but you're switching between them so fast that we can't even enjoy them. you get to somewhere really exciting, and then you leave right away. it's like you've driven hours and hours to get to the grand canyon.

where it is foggy and we already get reports of drizzle around some parts of the bay area monterey bach bay look at the marine mayor lush rush ing in. time lapse view. see it pouring in. look so dramatic from the east bay hills camera and we will be seeing that for your morning commute. already murky from our exploratorium camera eastern spap of the bay bridge. allow plenty of time for the morning commute. you will need it. 61 currently in oakland san jose it's 57 half moon bay. sfo will see more delay tomorrow due to the low ceilings and we are already seeing the over cast conditions there upper 50's santa rosa nap 0no have the 0in the 60's for concord livermore mild and view from the rav camera the top of the transamerica perfect mid hard to see because of the fog there. so morning drizzle follow clouds we look at below average high pressure next few days and warmer weather for thursday friday. >> this is the area of low pressure responsible for the drizzle. the measure this morning in some 80's and cooler pattern today. temperatures were good two to continue degrees cooler than yeste

where it is foggy and we already get reports of drizzle around some parts of the bay area monterey bach bay look at the marine mayor lush rush ing in. time lapse view. see it pouring in. look so dramatic from the east bay hills camera and we will be seeing that for your morning commute. already murky from our exploratorium camera eastern spap of the bay bridge. allow plenty of time for the morning commute. you will need it. 61 currently in oakland san jose it's 57 half moon bay. sfo will see more delay tomorrow due to the low ceilings and we are already seeing the over cast conditions there upper 50's santa rosa nap 0no have the 0in the 60's for concord livermore mild and view from the rav camera the top of the transamerica perfect mid hard to see because of the fog there. so morning drizzle follow clouds we look at below average high pressure next few days and warmer weather for thursday friday. >> this is the area of low pressure responsible for the drizzle. the measure this morning in some 80's and cooler pattern today. temperatures were good two to continue degrees cooler than yeste

so that he can take great joy bach told me give it to me now he took it from me so i'm doing this general rare thing with my cat so that he so i can play with my female cats but obviously he likes all the toys. and now he's stealing it from me he can watch the he. he jumped of the shots now i probably need a gender expert here. go straight ahead and buy that bank that right there was that said i am if you are walking or we're walking to get married in the middle or a whole lot i know it's everything is fine just going off everything worth it come oh no i go i'm going to see her reaction so i've got all of their sweet obvious direction to make right rick but to. me if. i had tried oh yes everything is playground just because i used to face my child here many years ago not many. if moving issues but but ok i don't. think i'm going to do it now is to look for general code toys because i am not an expert and i know what gender education to know how to date cool would gender coded toys as they do isn't swedish preschool as i told you this snake may be a general wear thing for though because i

. >> bach, beethoven, gershwin, and a boy named j.p. tell you what they all have in common coming up. uh just gonna hang out. with gary and todd? yea. i've been meaning to ask you, is there any drinking going on in this crowd? no. so if any of your buddies ever pressure you to take a drink, just tell them you promised your dad you wouldn't. i'd do anything to keep you safe. ok. i will. i hope this is working. i promise. i love you too dad. they really do hear you. for tips on what to say visit underagedrinking.samhsa.gov it's about inner strength. so i push myself. that's why i serve in the united states coast guard. i train with the best, a team that shares my drive and commitment. we collect intelligence, guard our shores against drug smugglers, and keep our waterways safe. because our nation expects more. if you expect more, maybe you were born ready. find out at gocoastguard.com. >> harry introduces us to a young man who not only plays music, he composes it. >> we're going to go over to the piano there. >> okay. >> j.p. and his teac

be a fool would you sign my junior bach or be an actual back to dicky i grew to love you pretty good how i get your back i know those sheltering on the ground seek. and desperate like you know where you are just now you know up here sure you're not she very brave warrior one here. as we are speaking electricity drops out like cows are a constant problem here the lines were apparently repaired just before we arrived not only we were ready to go there everybody was out of. it and here she looked really is very good really going to go out with what they believe is the reason shelter under almost every apartment building in lugansk and they're rarely empty there's another basement that the has recently become home to local residents and it's not that they hide here at the time of intense shelling and environment you can see there literally leave here every family has its own place here like an apartment building but underground in one of the car doors only to the youngest resident i've seen here so far he shares many of the fears of the older people here. who go through. this don't go pa

adding to the upbeat mood, a bach of encouraging news about the u.s. economy. fewer americans filed unemployment claims. existing home sales rose more than expected and a key report on factory activity came in stronger than forecasted. here is look at the closing numbers, the dow added 60, nasdaq up 5.5 and nasdaq closed at the new record of 1992. >>> the rising market has rekindled the debate over what's the best way to invest. use a low cost index fund that basically matches the market or try to beat it over time by hiring an active fund manager. well, it appears the people have spoken. in all but one of the past seven years, reports the wall street journal, net flows into index or passively managed stock and bond funds have far out paced those into actively managed funds. this year through july, according to morning star investors dumped $177 billion net into index funds into actively managed funds just 78 billion. here to tell us whether they are making the right choice is director of north american research for morning star. john, welcome. good to have you

where it is foggy and we already get reports of drizzle around some parts of the bay area monterey bach bay look at the marine mayor lush rush ing in. time lapse view. see it pouring in. look so dramatic from the east bay hills camera and we will be seeing that for your morning commute. already murky from our exploratorium camera eastern spap of the bay bridge. allow plenty of time for the morning commute. you will need it. 61 currently in oakland san jose it's 57 half moon bay. sfo will see more delay tomorrow due to the low ceilings and we are already seeing the over cast conditions there upper 50's santa rosa nap 0no have the 0in the 60's for concord livermore mild and view from the rav camera the top of the transamerica perfect mid hard to see because of the fog there. so morning drizzle follow clouds we look at below average high pressure next few days and warmer weather for thursday friday. >> this is the area of low pressure responsible for the drizzle. the measure this morning in some 80's and cooler pattern today. temperatures were good two to continue degrees cooler than yeste

be a fool to sign my junior bach or be an actual fact to dicky i grew to love to predict how a good many of those sheltering underground osieck. and desperate hope you know where you are just now you go up here for sure you're not she just started growing one night here. as we are speaking electricity drops out like cows are a constant problem here the lines were apparently repaired just before we arrived not down as the way you. look at it but when you get out of. it here the look really is very crowded really dealing with what they believe is the reason shelter under almost every apartment building in lugansk and they're rarely empty there's another basement that the has recently become home to local residents and it's not that they hide here at the time of intense shelling and regardless you can see it is really leave here every family has its own place here like an apartment building that underground in one of the corridor or a school meter the youngest resident i've seen here so far he has many of the fears of the older people here. paul says here there's really well just a couple o

a steady flow of europeans to syria in your opinion what are the chances they will bring violence bach to the. it's always a possibility but this is something. the british government should have thought about. when it started funding. the various groups in syria what undermined they could heat up syrian society. comment in his article because i was fat i was saying about ice a little and i heat from his problem his article today was the ancient city of coal really within science and both sofas designed on joy. and right up to the border if it succeeded we would be facing terrorist states on the shores of the military and i'm bored during a nato member so you've gone see i mean people have been more in new york. groups for better in syria want to hear out. funneling alms western countries by funds from qatar saudi arabia have funding go based groups through the turkish border. and just this is united states themselves i just want to put in there and speak about islamic state who is responsible for their rallies. i think you have to go back to the invasion and occupation of iraq in two t

amy bach took us through the neighborhood devastated by the earthquake.fox says disaster victims shouldn't expect their insurance company to cut them a big check. >> if you want to get paid fairly, you have to take matters into your own hands because the process is more add ver sar yil than people realize. >> some may have difficulty with building codes and coming up with money to comply with those codes. some fell victim to unlicensed contractors and some may find their insurance companies low balling them. that means working with independent contractors and architects to get a cost of rebuilding a home. >> people who come out where they should be are people that documented their claim with independent estimates, stuck to their guns >> donald says he went through give and take, back and forth before settling with his insurance company. >> it's not a fun process you know? it takes time. >> all that work paid off. >> they offered us about $80,000 and $90,000 less than we ended up with. >> i have a link to more information on abc7 news.com. there is a lot o

taken shelter in the basement here for your part you found that you would be a fool to sign my junior bach or be an actual back to dickey i grew to love you pretty good shall i get you back many of those sheltering underground osieck. and desperate attack you know where the idea is that you know up here sure you're not sure if there are a group we really are not here. as we are speaking merely to city drops out like cows are a constant problem here the lines were apparently repaired just before we arrived not done is really the way to look at it but i really don't know. if it and here in the really there is no data to really build out with very very big needs is the reason shelter under almost every apartment building in lugansk and there really empty this is a not a basement that the has recently become home to local residents and it's not that they hide here at the time of intense shelling and remodeling you can see literally leave here every family has its own place here like an apartment building but underground in one of the corridor or a school meter the youngest resident i've seen h

government forces of holding him before the uk ukrainian authorities briefly admitted they had him before bach tracking down and disappeared on august the fifth in eastern ukraine where he was covering the region's military crackdown and you can get all the details on our website r t v dot com. after a short break here nor to international plenty more news coming up. do we speak your language or not advance. news programs and documentaries in spanish what matters to you breaking news a little tonnage of angles in the stories. you hear. that troy spanish find out more visit. those who want to get involved to stop isis in iraq are allied with isis in syria but we still should be doing everything we can to support the free syrian opposition who will continue to provide military assistance and advice to the iraqi government and kurdish forces as they battle these terrorists. led. seventeen minutes into the program welcome back. people have used the last day of a temporary ceasefire to call in israel not three new its military offensive but as the truce is expected to expire later today it's feared

be a fool to stand my junior bach or be an actual fact to dicky i grew to love you predict how i could get back many of those sheltering on the ground and seek. and desperate attack you know where you are you know you go up here sure you're not she very much like here. as we're speaking to city drops out like cows are a constant problem here the lines were apparently repaired just before we arrived not down in the way you. look at it but i really don't know. if it and he gave me a look we're. going to we're going to say give me the reasons shelter under almost every apartment building in lugansk and there really empty this is another basement that the has recently become home to local residents and it's not that they hide here at the time of intense shelling and the bodleian you can see literally leave here every family has its own. place here like an apostle building underground in one of the condo risk only to the youngest resident i've seen here so far he shares many of the feelings of deal do people here know who goes here there's. not just a couple of chefs will come. as it has fo

amy bach took us through the neighborhood devastated by the earthquake. fox says disaster victims shouldn't expect their insurance company to cut them a big check. >> if you want to get paid fairly, you have to take matters into your own hands because the process is more add ver sar yil than people realize. >> some may have difficulty wit with money to comply with those codes. some fell victim to unlicensed contractors and some may find their insurance companies low balling them. that meansorking with independent contractors and architects to get a cost of rebuilding a home. >> people who come out where they should be are people that documented their claim with independent estimates, stuck to their guns >> donald says he went through give and take, back and forth before settling with his insurance company. >> it's not a fun process you know? it takes time. >> all that work paid off. >> they offered us about $80,000 and $90,000 less than we ended up with. >> i have a link to more information on abc7 news.com. there is a lot of information. >> a national ho

then the heated air rises through a bach et of cooler air above it. the air may begin to rotate.econd super moon of the year shining brightly. it happens when it pulls on holy spirit orbit which makes it seem different. maria molina hadz pictures. >> let's look at some of these pictures from our viewers. the first one is from richard in florida. he took a picture of the moon through some trees. also in georgia getting an up close look at the super moon. otherwise a look at the weather conditions across the country. we are expecting areas of rain across the portions of the great lakes and out here there are areas of heavy rain from parts of the great lakes into northern florida. 2 to 3 inches of rain are possible. like chicago and atlanta. in boston, mississippi, miami i think you should be fine without weather related tragedies. above average, 93 degrees for the high temperature in seattle. that is widespread across idaho, state of oregon, parts of texas. another typical summer day for you. temperatures in the 90's and triple dig get the. across the great lakes highs in the 70's

amy bach is executive director of united policyholders, an advocacy group for the insured.he took us through the same neighborhood devastated by the 198 the loma prieta earthquake. disaster victims shouldn't expect their insurance company to just cut them a big check. >> if you want to get paid fairly, take matters into your own hands and be your own advocate. the process is a lot more adversarial than some people realize. >> reporter: some realize they're not adequately covered. some have difficulty with new building codes and coming up with the money to comply with those codes. some fall victim to unscrupulous and unlicensed contractors. and some may find their insurance companies actually lowballing them when it comes to settling their claim. that means working with independent contractors, and architects, to get an accurate cost of rebuilding a home. >> the people who come out where they should be, after a major loss, are the people who documented their claim with their own independent estimates. >> reporter: donald said he went through a lot of give-and-take and back-a

this violinist plays bach for a pair of elephants at circus world of look at those guys.and really got into it. their names are kelly and viola. they are both in their 40s. there's nothing wrong with that. but they still have great hearing and they have great rhythm. it's great. when the music stops, they go perfectly still. literally just doing it for -- they really like bach we're told. >> they do seem like they're enjoying it. >> look how cute her. >> you know what they say, music soothes -- >> the wild side. >> yes, it does. >> thank you, amy. >>> we'll take a look at a new way to protect women from sexual assaults. four college students are working on a nail polish that can also detect those date rape drugs that can be secretly slipped into drinks and rebecca jarvis has the story. >> reporter: it is the newest fashion accessory that may really truly have the power to change lives. undercover colors, a revolutionary line of nail polish, designed to help women detect the safety of their beverages by slipping the finger into their drinks changing color if the drink is l

he will soon be speaking with the palestinian authority president bach mumahmoud abbas.tement. saying the united states condemns today's attack which led to the killing of two israeli soldiers. it was an outrageous violation of the cease-fire negotiated over the past several days and of the assurances given to the united states and the united nations. let's bring in our global affairs correspondent elise labbot. a very strong statement from secretary kerry. he's still oversees. i think he's still in india. it looks like he's on the same page as the israelis. >> he's back from india on his plane. he made all those calls not only to the prime minister and the palestinians but also really inr pressure on israel. really, i heard that secretary kerry was tough. but the u.s. in those statements makes no bones about the fact they israelis. >> there's been a significant loss of palestinian life as a result of the violation. two israeli soldiers were also killed. one israeli soldier was captured. what can realistically the secretary of state, the u.n. secretary-general, the pales

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. >> there are other imitations of the ice bach the challenge, actor orlando jones dump aid bucket ofd saying he wanted to highlight the issue you of gun violence in light of the events in missouri. and one wants a rice bucket challenge donating rice to the poor. >> thank you. >>> the little team that could. met an obstacle it could not overcome in the finale of the little league world series, but the defeat could not diminish the mish little of 1 13 young bs from chicago. how good is this story. john henry smith has more. >> they charged a nation. >> i don't like losing. it's just -- it's like a girl dumping you. >> they e energized a city. [cheering and applause] >> reporter: and they inspired millions by doing what few thought they could, making it all wait to the little league world series championship game. >> they are already on top. chicago is going crazy for them. >> reporter: the jackie robinson west all stars took the field in williamsport sunday as the only all african-american team to ever advance to the world finals. no surprise the team that had to win four straight win

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those two things being twined up together, this report wufrz already going to be a huge bach shell.ing to be something that's long lasting. everyone i talked to on capitol hill who talks about the report says even when it's heavily sensored, heavily redacted, people are going to be shocked to see on a piece of paper exactly what we did. to have the cia in the course of trying to make that accounting actually spy on the senate intelligence committee and essentially senators on both sides of the aisle have called this a huge breach of frankly our constitution, saying this is the executive branch getting in the way of the congressional responsibility to actually investigate the cia. i think that's made it worse. there is something a little bit ironic about president obama defending john brennan in this way considering one of the first actions he took as president was to ban these kind of techniques. john brennan was deeply involved in what the cia was doing throughout the war on terror and is very personally invested. one of the most significant things senator whitehouse raised this, t