decenas de residentes del este de oakland dicen estar cansados de los diferentes hoyos y baches que existen calles. marÍa leticia: ramÓn adame tienen los detalles. ramÓn: varias calles que siguen sin tapar. les tenemos las quejas de lo que segÚn parece hace la administraciÓn de esta ciudad en los distintos distritos. >>20 aÑos aquÍ, las calles estÁn en demasiado deterioro, demasiados hoyos, demasiada suciedad ramÓn: son las situaciones que hicieron que los vecinos salieron a las calles para exigirle al gobierno que arregle esta situaciÓn. >>estas calles en las que vivimos estÁn en una mala condiciÓn. ramÓn: para muestra sÓlo basta con recorrer la avenida 92 en oakland. algunas calles, dicen se han convertido en basureros. >>estamos siendo olvidados por los representantes de esta ciudad. no estamos siendo escuchados. las calles estÁn en mal estado y sucias. ram+on:la calle seÑala que el departamento de obras pÚblicas llevar a cabo el programa anual de reparaciÓn de baches. >> estoy de acuerdode lo que se estÁ quejando la comunidad. ramÓn: new york reconoce que varias calles estÁn sur tiritas

jennifer frieden bach. thank you. >> thank you very much. i apologize for being late. >> that's okay. thank you for being here today. >> i had a little issue getting through security, but i'm here. i'm jennifer frieden bach and the executive director on coalition on homelessness. it feels non-sequitur now. i'm scooting this back a bit when we were talking about the crisis intervention team. i have been working on this for a long time, over 15 years. we originally started with a bunch of other community organizations after a young man by the name of adrian stalley was shot by the police and he had a little pen knife in his hand and working with his mother and others in the community about moving this situation away from command and control situation. we were talking about folks in psychiatric disabilities but this also applies to folks who are hearing impaired or deaf or folks who don't speak the language of the officers. you can put it in a number of different situations, but we are really focused on people in psychiatric crisis. the idea mo

he recently said good-bye to bach his partner for four years. >> we passed 13 different certification. he was about a 9 on a 10 scale. i cried like a baby the day i dropped him off. it was a hard day. do you want this? lets go to work. >> the oregon police canine association says about 60 of the 159 canine officers work in narcotics. some of the marijuana sniffing dogs will retire. others like bach who was shipped to idaho will be working in states where marijuana is still illegal. training takes time and can cost upwards of $12,000. >> we have drugs hidden here and that's -- she's done it all by herself without any help from me which is the way we like it. let's do it again. >> navigating this new world of legalized marijuana. >> you've got them all time to go home. >> tanya moseley, al jazeera oregon. >> great dogs. the u.s. will play japan in the soccer final on saturday. both teams scored on penalty kicks but england's laura basset attempted a goal kick, but it scored an own goal. they lost to japan on penalty kicks. visitors to the white house are allowed to take pictures for fir

a little bit of classical: beethoven, mozart, bach. >> how did you learn? i mean you don't just sit down one day and start feeling out bach on the piano. >> nah, i just, took what i know from the trumpet and translated it to the piano. >> how do you play, for example, the bach pieces that you like? i don't see any sheet music... oh, here you go, a little. >> yeah. >> so you can read music? >> yes... but not like, for piano i kind of like- i can't really read it directly. like that one's actually for the cello, i actually took the cello piece and played it on piano. >> what, um, what does playing the piano do for you? >> it's therapy, and a hobby, an interest. i wanna be a professional you know its just a little bit of everything. >> does anybody else here play? >> nah, not really, like i teach them, you know the- [plays a scale] the little scales and different- they like little hip hop beats, you know like songs that are already made so i teach them how to play those. like you'll have kids make beats and flow all day but when it comes to a little sonata or

fight for justice is can't wait as a harvey milk community we'll do our best to keep his legacy for bach u walking for the rights of lgbt people everywhere thank you for this honor and for the work that each of you is doing to advance the ideals of freedom let's walk together to make this world better for where everybody's hirlts and dignities will be promoted i'm coming to that and thank you very much for this accomodation thank you (clapping.) >> soy think this is a group that would be happy to take a photo with the jet general can i ask leader pelosi and mayor ed lee and our co-host shuttering and charles before we close it out with the leader of the campaign charles come up we'll do a quick photo bear with us >> that was beautiful. >> thank you very much we're almost here. (clapping.) >> thanks very much. >> one more video you'll love it. >> nice to see you. >> so if you can bear with me we'll show you the video that started it you'll see force behind free and equal mr. charles radcliff charles (clapping.) >> thank you rick i thank you everybody for honoring us with your presence tod

he said good-bye to bach, his partner for four years. >> we had almost 1,000 training hours as a teamwe passed 13 different certifications, and he was about a nine on the ten scale. i don't know if there's a ten out there. i cried like a baby the day i dropped him off. it was a hard day. >> do you want this? let's go to work, let's find it. >> the oregon police said that 60 of the 100 canine officers work in narcotics. some will retire. and others like bach, who was recently shipped to idaho will be sent to other states where marijuana is still illegal. receiving a drug sniffing dog is a gift. training them takes time, and it can cost upwards of $12,000. >> so we have drugs in here, and that's -- she's doing it all by herself without any help from me. and that's the way we like t yeah, let's do it again. >> a big change for [ arguing ] law enforcement as it navigates this new world of legalized marijuana. >> you got them all. time to go home. >> tanya mosley, aljazeera portland oregon. >> john seigenthaler is here. >> live from puerto rico, where the residents have been hit with a big

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mindi bach as more. >> reporter: john brodie's smile was never louder.zen of his former teammates were on hand as the san francisco chamber of commerce made the nomination to an official from canton. >> on behalf of the chamber, please accept this nomination of john riley brodie to be enshrined into the hall of fame. >> thank you. >> reporter: but it's those who know brodie best who can explain the magic behind his numbers. >> he was so tough. he would take a hit and get up. he was very very very -- not a fragile quarterback. he was as tough as we were. >> when they'd come in the huddle and it was a tough, tough game and you just needed to -- you'd say, guys give me a couple of more seconds and we've got six points. i would say that 80% of the time, it would happen. >> a great, great leader. and today we're here to right a wrong and let's just get it done. >> reporter: brodie suffered a stroke 15 years ago which impaired his ability to speak. but true to his spirit the 17-year nfl veteran didn't let that stop him from showing his appreciation. >> really

karim wasfi: if from every 10 isis fighters, if i have a chance with 5 of them, to expose them to bach or brahms or beethoven or wagner or mozart or stravinsky, or maybe they were exposed, but at least the chance to, prior to meeting the level of annihilating each other, totally destroying those who oppose me. reporter: wasfi is also a conductor with the iraqi national symphony orchestra. today, they're practicing a piece by rimsky-korsakov. the conductor believes classical music has a special power. it's thought-provoking, emotional, and provides a civilizing influence. karim wasfi: this is the only approach to resolving this agreement. this is the only way to resolve disagreement. it is an endless killing machine. doubts, yes. but i overcome those doubts with hard work. am i hopeful? i don't want to comment on that. reporter: an evening game of dominos and lively discussion in a local cafÉ. wasfi tells us that iraqis are simple people and don't need much to feel satisfied. he asks us why iraqis should have to constantly fear for their lives. he rejects accusations that he's naive. he

he's written this incredible bach. we'll get a chance to talk about that.ut first -- the democratic process. (laughter) it is one of our most sacred obligations to protecting the integrity and the health of the great nation that we love so dealer. dearly. (laughter) the primaries the elections for the presidency of the united states of america it is a task we must undertake with great discretion and seriousness of purpose. (bleep)! (laughter) this guy is so much fun! then>> then i see rick perry the other day. he put glasses on so people will think he's smart and it just doesn't work! >> jon: watching this man run for president it's like eating ice cream on a roller coaster made of blowjobs! (laughter) it is so much fun. by the way, you're welcome, great adventure. (laughter) i expect by summer 2017 to ride your new great american filatiator. (laughter) but it can't just be trump! we've got to be responsible and turn our heads back and i'm sure as the coverage has been dominated by trump that we are missing new and exciting candidates for president. >> gove

on thursday parliament voted today bring back the death penalty to counter bach bach. go live to our correspond i want in the nigerian capital. another suicide bombing. this time in maiduguri. of course the hq for the military. it looks as though all of the efforts thatpom bahari is not making much of a dent in terms of boko haram activities. >> on one side, yes. on the other, i think boko haram is under tremendous pressure by the military. we have seen over the last two months how boko haram has concentrated on attacking soft targets like markets, churches mosques and other civilian gathers. we have seen less and less attacks largely because there has beentre pressure from the nigh year nigh yearians. the public is joining the fight against boko haram. we have seen the military chasing them out of several territories. the last one, while the military announced there is no nigerian territory under boko haram control. we have seen over the last few weeks how boko haram is increasingly relying on suicide attacks and the planting of bombs in crowded areas to achieve their

. >> cuando paso por los baches, por las calles mi carro rechina, y me estÁ costando. en la historia de copa oro. el avance de mÉxico a la final ha dado mucho de que habla, allÍ estÁ william bolilla. william: ha sido el tema del dÍa, el boleto a la final ha dividido en opiniones a los mismos mexicanos. el tricolor sigue sin convencer y lo de anoche dejÓ mucha tela para cortar. no han pasado ni 24 horas y el tema del dÍa ha sido la polÉmica manera como mÉxico pasÓ a la gran final de copa oro. >> la verdad yo pienso que no era. william: el Árbitro central fue un desastre desde el inicio del encuentro perdonando a carlos vela despuÉs de propinar un codazo a un rival y mÁs tarde expulsando a tejada. muchos critican enal. >> los penales la verdad para mÍ no fueron penales pero pues ya estamos en la final. william: si hay alguien aquÍ a cuestionarse el tÉcnico panameÑo. si desde un inicio sabiendo que habÍa sucedido con costa rica por quÉ cuando faltaban minutos para el final dejaron que la pelota llegara a los 16 50. por quÉ regresaron cuando habÍan decidido retirarse del t

the most poignant symbol was having that collaboration with freed bach cohost this. they don't always get along and it was with great purpose. i think the cit program has so much promise. but it only has promise if we continue this collaboration. what that means in looking towards the future is how are we as a community going to come together to seek out funding for crisis intervention training? we began this program without any money. everyone who participates does so on a volunteer basis. i went to memphis with the group. my office paid for me to go to memphis and so did everyone else's. this isn't a program that's funded. while that might sound terrible, i actually think it's great because what we did is figure out how to do this without any money so when money becomes available we are ready and we know how to do this. i did a presentation on friday about a couple of bills pending in the u.s. congress and i think they are very important. i want to put them on the radar screen of this organization so that we together can try to figure out how to best fund programs.

any further discussion if not and oh, go ahead and we want to make sure bach because of the letter from the public this is going to be on ongoing thing especially with ac/dc this is a great one that is going to be loud so if you - if we get the community behind this one the rest should be smooth sally want to be sure that the sound like checks there are readinging in the neighborhood especially the neighbors that are in that letter the mission bay north and south and south beach so that if problems do arises we can show like it says in the letter depending on the atmosphere i know you've talked about it before. >> the atmosphere i mean there's no way to know today whether the fog bank will be here or other atmosphere on september 25th no way to know they'll have to control on site as far as south beach i mean the ball park is south beach and as far as the other neighborhoods go we have two inspectors. >> i don't know how many are going to be provided to cover the area so our inspectors totally will take a neighborhood i'm sure and i'm imagine that that is up to the giants the giants are

this young man is going to play a fuge by bach. he plays one note. what?you can see on screen it says stop motion. >> is he going to take a picture of every note he plays? >> wow. >> it's incredible. >> like gayle said every note one by one and stitched them together on his computer. it gets better when he starts playing with himself. >> oh wow. >> that's pretty cool. >> it's incredible the time that took to do this is you have to coordinate all the notes so i'm surprised it didn't take longer. >> do we all feel more cultured? >> yes, absolute the band breaks out? >> play with himself some more. >> i have a feeling this video may make you a little bit more compassionate toward your animals. if you use something like this the electric fence dog collar it's a collar that has a pack on it with two prongs thatelectricity to the dog's neck if they've gone too far. >> like the invisible fence, zaps them and scares themback. >> yep, is this going to hurt? >> you are about to find out at least this guy is. so here we go. >> nothing's happening. >> 90 feet, mark. >

any further discussion if not and oh, go ahead and we want to make sure bach because of the letter from the public this is going to be on ongoing thing especially with ac/dc this is a great one that is going to be loud so if you - if we get the community behind this one the rest should be smooth sally want to be sure that the sound like checks there are readinging in the neighborhood especially the neighbors that are in that letter the mission bay north and south and south beach so that if problems do arises we can show like it says in the letter depending on the atmosphere i know you've talked about it before. >> the atmosphere

doesn't live up to their end of the bargain, iran could simply bach -- walk away.you look at the sanctions relief that the u.s. is offering, it is much more limited than the other partners. >> okay. patty culhane thank you. >>> the deal has been hailed by the u.s. iran's rivals in the middle east are worried that the lifting of sanctions will give iran the sources it needs to deepen its role in conflicts in iraq syria and yemen. >> reporter: with this historic nuclear agreement, irans can throw off the decades-long chain of sanctions. exports are expected to skyrocket. billions of dollars in trade and investment could be pumped into the iranian economy. >> iran is a gold mine. it has a huge population. it has a very able citizenry that can work and be creative. it has strong regional links, and it has got years and years of missed opportunities to make up for. >> reporter: it could be a new era for iran in terms of a reconfigured role in the region. iran's influence only grow even amisted the sanctions. in the war in yemen it is backing the rebel houthis. the presi

he's written this incredible bach. we'll get a chance to talk about that.. (laughter) it is one of our most sacred obligations to protecting the integrity and the health of the great nation that we love so dealer. dearly. (laughter) the primaries the elections for the presidency of the united states of america it is a task we must undertake with great discretion and seriousness of purpose. (bleep)! (laughter) this guy is so much fun! then>> then i see rick perry the other day. he put glasses on so people will think he's smart and it just doesn't work! >> jon: watching this man run for president it's like eating ice cream on a roller coaster made of blowjobs! (laughter) it is so much fun. by the way, you're welcome, great adventure. (laughter) i expect by summer 2017 to ride your new great american filatiator. (laughter) but it can't just be trump! we've got to be responsible and turn our heads back and i'm sure as the coverage has been dominated by trump that we are missing new and exciting candidates for president. >> governor john kasich, popular, governo

he can play everything from bach to stix. millions of people have seen it.e wants to see it his estranged son. everyone has value, homeless or not. remember that. >> maybe his son will hear this and reconnect. let's turnover to the "newsroom." >> "newsroom" starts now. happening now in the newsroom cosby and quaaludes. >> complete validation across the board from all of us complete validation. >> a bombshell admission reveal

en las vÍas capitalinas, si logra sortear los baches pasarÁ de nivel, pero si no, pasarÁ la figura delsiente apenado por lo sucedido, pero estÁ seguro que si vuelve a entonar el himno lo harÁ muy bien. por Último les cuento que nuestros amigos de los tigres del norte estÁn muy contentos porque dentro de unos dÍas viajarÁn a colombia para realizar varias presentaciones en ese paÍs, así es, los jefes de jefes son de igual aclamados en colombia, asÍ que aceptaron la invitaciÓn para ofrecer su show allÁ, y me cuentan que los boletos ya se estÁn vendiendo como pan caliente, muchas felicidades a los nÚmero uno de su gÉnero. ♪ ♪ bueno, ya estÁn más que enterados de todo lo que sucede en el mundo de la mÚsica regional mexicana, asÍ que ahora volvemos con ustedes allÁ a casita. alejandro: muchas gracias ninette, muchas gracias. felicidades tambiÉn a nuestros amigos de los tigres del norte porque estÁn a nivel internacional arrasando con su nueva gira en latinoamÉrica y centroamÉrica, y seÑores un vÍdeo del presidente mexicano enrique peÑa nieto y su esposa durante la visita de los reyes de espa

he can play everything from bach to stix. millions of people have seen it. the only one he wants to see it his estranged son. everyone has value, homeless or not. remember that. >> maybe his son will hear this and reconnect. let's turnover to the "newsroom." >> "newsroom" starts now. happening now in the newsroom cosby and quaaludes. >> complete validation across the board from all of us complete validation. >> a bombshell admission revealed in the middle of the ongoing sexual assault scandal. she meets me backstage, he says. i give her quaaludes. we then have sex. what newly released documents are telling us about those drugs and what cosby says he wanted to do with them. >>> also the confederate flag has been flying at south carolina's state capital since 1961. now, it could be hours from coming down. but will lawmakers vote to remove it? >>> plus shocking video, another football player gets violent off the field. and it's all caught on camera. what his lawyer is saying about the incident. let's talk in the cnn "newsroom." >>> good morning and thanks for b

. >>> republican congressman kent bach is calling for a cut in funding in any city that designates itself as a sanctuary. he joins us later in the broadcast. not everyone gives the obama administration a free pass on illegal immigration. a federal judge in texas is threatening to hold homeland security secretary jeh johnson and other top law enforcement officials in contempt of federal court. judge andrew hainan says they have not followed his orders to fix problems that led to 2,000 illegal immigrants awarded work permits before the president's executive amnesty even took effect earlier this year. ordering administration officials to attend an august 19th hearing to explain themselves or face contempt. the judge also of course ordering a halt to the president's so-called executive amnesty fiat. >>> oklahoma's governor is defying a state supreme court ruling that ordered a monument to the ten commandments be removed from the grounds of the state capitol. governor mary fallin saying the controversial statute is staying, despite a 7-2 ruling last week which found the monument violated the s

. >> they will pay for the wall and mexico will start baching. >> donald trump on the mexican borderoday as illegal immigration is a centerpiece of his campaign. we will have a special report. >> >> how are the networks covering the planned parenthood continue controversy over the sale of organs harvested from dead babies. we will discuss it. the decline y clinton, if you believe the polls. and dana perino on sanctuary cities and the iranian nuke deal. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪= >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. abortion and the network news. tonight's talking points memo. many support abortion. so when the parenthood controversy erupted last week with. the network news organizations were put in a quandary. undercover tape taken by pro-life group was damning as two planned parenthood doctors talked cavalierly about harvesting and organs from dead babies. that's against the law. eight states are investigating planned parenthood. this is a big story, right? and the fox news channel, cnn, msnbc, gave it a

andy bach says we are seeing a stronger order situation in hay equipment and small tractors in northt an ar -- harbinger of something good or a one off gem. >> that's very good for us, because in hay, and in the industry we have a strong position with our factory and small tractors, we just launched a new range of -- they're made in china, by the way. therefore, this should be good for us. >> so your operation dropped severely in the last year or so. haven't they? >> yeah. that's our focus. we need to make sure we do it in a way that we can come back as soon as the markets come back. i personally believe that they will come back soon eor later. -- sooner or later. but the question is when. they could come back big time. like this is what i think could happen here in the u.s. so that means you need to be very cost conscious, but at the same time, not damage your capacity possibilities. >> so you're thinking that there could be great leverage here because a lot of people would bet against your company. 18% of the stock has been sold short. you have been an aggressive buyer of your stoc

." ♪ from rock to bach, music director say jie ozawa conducted orchestras around the globe includingth a boston symphony. ♪ "west side story" made rita moreno a household name and a member of the egot club, evening a grammy oscar and tony. carole king, aside from her own albums, more than 1,000 artists have recorded her compositions. ♪ ever since the credits rolled in 1977, he has been one of the biggest names in hollywood, george lucas mastermind behind two of the most successful franchises of all time, "star wars" and indiana jones. >> i wonder why the lord isn't with us every day. >> and 90, two-time emmy winner cicely tyson is the oldest honoree, but shows no signs of slowing down. all of the honorees will be here in washington this december for a star-studded gala. >>> there is controversy surrounding tonight's espys over an award for caitlyn jenner. espn's honoring jenner with the arthur ashe courage award. it comes after jenner's decision to come out as a transgender woman. jenner won the gold madeeddle in the decathlon in the 1976 olympics as bruce general. some critics say e

. >> they will pay for the wall and mexico will start baching. >> donald trump on the mexican border is a centerpiece of his campaign. we will have a special report. >> >> how are the networks covering the planned parenthood continue controversy over the sale of organs harvested from dead babies. we will discuss it. the decline of hillary clinton, if you believe the polls. and dana perino on sanctuary cities and the

. >> alameda county prosecutor sharmin bach says operations like these are not about harassing girls,hey're all about raising public awareness to the growing problem of domestic trafficking. >> it's about really throwing the door wide open so people can see what is going on on the street corner every day. we're talking about american children being bought and sold by american men in epidemic proportions throughout our country. >> be cooperative, and you know how this works, right? >> yeah. i've got to go to jail? >> and so many people think that this is something that only happens in third world countries or with women and children coming over in shipping containers from the far east. but you know, if you open your eyes and actually look at what you see throughout the bay area on the street corner, those are kids. those are our kids. >> up next, face to face with a vicious, neverending cycle of drugs and despair out on the track of oakland. >> do you want to explain what happened at all? >> wrong choices, wrong decisions. ay on tax cuts. we cut the rates on personal income taxes. we e

>> it certainly seemed to be going in that direction until president thomas bach took over in september at the i.o.c. i think he saw a train wreck happening. all of these european cities dropped out of competition to host the 2022 games leaving them with kazakhstan and beijing both with very poor human rights records and other issues a wells think but then he started doing globetrotting and went to dozens of cities around the world and talks to mayor and governor says and said he would love to have an application from their city to host the olympic games and the i.o.c. would like favorably on their am applications and then came out with the a general 2020 it really restates a lot of all are old olympic values. sustainability has been an olympic mantra since the 1990s. affordability and the acceptance of temporary stadiums has been on theism on. c. book since 2002. -- i.o.c. book since 2002. not a great deal new here and he was trying elevate the interest and he seems temporarily to have succeeded because now for the 2024 summer games we have applications from paris and rome and budapest

sucking up the oxygen on the trail and republicans by design are having fewer debates so the michele bach man candidates and the other day he was facing off against john kerry and donald trump was getting an air force once treatment in texas. >> joining us now on the phone to talk about his standing in the polls is none other than donald trump. thanks for calling in. you're up six points from the last poll and leading the republican pack at 18%. your reaction? >> well, i just heard and i just see by the crowds we have, yesterday i was in iowa, we had a tremendous crowd, 1500 people. it was a beautiful group of people and so enthusiastic and standing ovations and want the country to be great again. frankly, i can't say i'm unhappy or anything, i'm not that surprised because i see the kind of crowd. we're getting the biggest crowds and by far the biggest ovations and they want -- these are great people and want to see this country turned around. our country is going -- i want to be nice by saying in the wrong direction but i'll bring back jobs from china and other places that are ripping us

any further discussion if not and oh, go ahead and we want to make sure bach because of the letter from the public this is going to be on ongoing thing especially with ac/dc this is a great one that is going to be loud so if you - if we get the community behind this one the rest should be smooth sally want to be sure that the sound like checks there are readinging in the neighborhood especially the neighbors that are in that letter the mission bay north and south and south beach so that if problems do arises we can show like it says in the letter depending on the atmosphere i know you've talked about it before. >> the atmosphere i mean there's no way to know today whether the fog bank will be here or other atmosphere on september 25th no way to know they'll have to control on site as far as south beach i mean the ball park is south beach and as far as the other neighborhoods go we have two inspectors. >> i don't know how many are going to be provided to cover the area so our inspectors totally will take a neighborhood i'm sure and i'm imagine that that is up to the giants the giants are