and barry eichengreen.tay with us worldwide, bloomberg "surveillance." ♪ tom: we will keep you abreast of the headlines on greece and a major debate over a bridge loan. one step closer, at least in the rhetoric of the morning. the one i like best is, "eu says compromise on greek bridge loan is within reach." greek spreads very nice. we need a morning must-read. many last night. "the telegraph," a wonderful treatise on europe. the troika bailout in 2010 was intended to save the europe. at the same time, no defenses against contagion. greece was not saved, it was sacrificed. the roots of the greek spring can be traced to this original sin. further fed by the troika overthrew that followed. even on matters of common ground. i think the idea of common ground is important. the issue is in every debate there is common ground. brendan: i think there is more common ground. the problem is we have learned that the euro was supposed to be a political union. yet we have learned that it is a union of convenience. when t

i-95 southbound side all shut down approaching the commodor barry bridge in delaware county. may be able to kind of see the accident. the camera is shaking a little bit, blocking all southbound lanes. northbound you have a gaper delay. let's pull in the commuter report with the waze app. a lot of people are talking about this accident on i-95 southbound. someone posting a picture which is okay because they are stopped in the southbound lanes coming from the blue route 476 heading toward the commodor barry bridge. traffic not getting by whatsoever. you can use the waze app by using the alternates, local 13 or route 1 the media bypass. no problems on those. depending on where you're going work into south jersey by the walt whitman bridge run 295 to the commodor barry bridge to come back into pennsylvania. if you get into pennsylvania at the commodor barry bridge and then jump on i-95 south you'll be south of the accident scene. we're watching a crash in yardley, bucks county the continental tavern along north main street. lookover lane and college avenue alternates around that.

the decade-long steroid prosecution involving home run king barry bonds has come to an end. the u.s. department of justice says it will no longer pursue the case against bonds. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez joins us from at&t park with more on the government's decision. jody this is a long strange trip. >> it really has. and tonight the san francisco giants organization is declining to comment. barry bonds, however, in statement says that the finality of today's decision is bringing him great and others close to the case are also weighing in. >> i think this was a trophy hunting expedition. >> that's how the man once at the center of a steroid case is reacting tonight. on news the federal government will no longer pursue a case against home run king barry bonds. >> i'm finally glad to see that the government has come to their he is notes. >> reporter: the department of justice announcing today it will not ask the u.s. supreme court to consider a lower court's reversal of bonds' felony conviction. the former san francisco giant was convicted in 2011 of obstruction of justice

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do you think this will have an impact on barry bonds getting into the hall of fame? >> no. >> bash bash's legal -- barry bonds' legal trouble is over but he is still the face associated with performance enhancing drugs era. the baseball hall of fame has yet to recognize barry bonds but he was inducted this spring into the bay area sports hall of fame. broke hank aaron's number in august 2007. he would hit six more in his final year, ending up with 762. in 2003 he never denied using performance enhancing drugs. he testified he didn't know he was using steroids. he talked about whether he had any regrets. >> i wish i could have done something different. not everything. never my playing part. [ indiscernible ] >> the way i could have handled it within the locker room, and around, i could have done that differently. >> as for bonds and the baseball hall of fame, you need to be named on 75% of the ballots to be inducted. this was his third year of eligibility and he got short of 37%. other players have been similarly treated. there is a sediment, there is a block of write

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right around the commodore barry bridge. one lane getting by right now. some cars allowed to pass through the area. otherwise police activity on the scene here. multiple vehicles involved and all lanes blocked. other than the one squeezing by. a massive gaper on the northbound side. now if you're going on the schuylkill expressway they moved the camera here of course! what we are seeing is on the schuylkill expressway westbound right near off ramp to 202 we can see the overturned tractor-trailer and now a village in the area so whatever that truck was carrying is all over the roadways. police activity on the scene there. westbound side of the skoklechuylkill blocking all lanes. 295 around the black horse pike great through the work zone. keep you updated on the accident scenes coming up. >>> parking in a commuter lot becomes a nightmare for some drivers. they park head off to work and at the end of the day they find this. windows smashed and valuables gone. next, where the thieves are targeting. >>> these parents are crying, tears of joy after this 5-year

councilman marion barry is due to report to jail. christopher barry was sentenced to 15 days after he was caught driving with a revoked license for violation of his probation. barry will serve the time on weekends. >>> 6:06 right now. tonight local law enforcement will hold a vigil for a brazilian police investigator who died during the world police and fire games in northern virginia. that vigil set for 8:00 tonight at reston town center pavillion. carlos silva died after crashing his bike during a cycling event in prince william county forest park. a broo every rider blew a front tire causing that crash. it all started a terrible chain reaction where several riders went down. this morning silva's teammates are remembering him as a man who loved police work. >> it's a pleasure to be here that he love what he do. he loved to be here. he loved to train, and most of all he loved his career. >> another cyclist from pennsylvania and one from canada critically hurt as well in that crash, and they remain in the hospital this morning. >> no

barry petersen is at the courthouse tonight. barry? >> reporter: well, scott the defense ended with a bit of show-and-tell, a video of james holmes in a jail cell in november of 2012 about four months after the shooting.an be seen standing. then he runs head-first enter a wall. all this to reinforce the contention that holmes had a psychosis that prevented him from knowing right from wrong. not knowing right from wrong in colorado is what gets a verdict of not guilty by reason of insanity. just having a mental illness, even a severe one is not enough. after closing argument, the jury begins its deliberations wednesday morning, and scott if they find him guilty everyone, including the jury, goes right back to work to decide if he gets life in prison or death. >> pelley: barry petersen outside the courthouse. barry, thanks. today the head of the federal government's personnel office resigned only hours after she had vowed to stay on. it was on katherine archuleta's watch that hackers stole sensitive personal information on 22 million peo

barry, thank you. now, the suspect in the church massacre in charleston, south carolina, will stand trial next july. dylann roof will remain in custody. he sat quietly in a court hearing today. roof is charged with murdering nine black members of the historic emanuel a.m.e. church last month. george h.w. bush, the oldest former president, is in the hospital tonight, and our senior white house correspondent bill plante has the latest. >> reporter: the formert br president broke a bone in his neck when he fell yesterday at his home in maine.y doctors say he's in fair condition but has suffered no lasting damage. dr. william d'angelo at maine medical center said today he expects his patient to make a full recovery. >> he's doing great.ov his spirits are good and he's up and talking and out of bed.or >> reporter: at 91, george h.w. bush uses a wheelchair to get around and suffers from a form of parkinson's disease. he's been hospitalized several times in recent years, but he's also stayed active in a way f

this is the southbound direction approaching the commodor barry bridge. one minute ago the left lane is getting by the accident scene of of -- we have fluids on the roads. we're seeing the backlog coming down from ridley park through this point. let's go to the next camera shot, this is the shot we're watching with the with all the southbound lanes blocked now the left lane is getting by toward the delaware state line. if you want to avoid the backlog stay on 13 or 295 or farther to the north on baltimore avenue pike route 1 the media bypass is another alternate. we have situation in king of prussia overturned tractor-trailer, carrying trash the trash spilled out from the ramp from the schuylkill expressway on to 202 the southbound lanes below. so 202 is closed coming south of the king of prussia mall. you can see the police blocking the southbound lanes and the ramp remains blocked, as well. sewell you'll see delays on 202 and the schuylkill expressway westbound. if you're coming west on the schuylkill expressway jump on 476 head down to route 30 run tha

and headliners such as barry manilow, head hunter hayes, the country singer. and kc and the sunshine band. we'll have an interview coming up, but people will enjoy a fantastic show and enjoy the festivities across the national. but i know we have details about the fireworks display and how the weather will be. we're hoping that the weather holds off. >> absolutely, surae. and i'm with you hoping that the weather will hold off and we'll look at the threat for showers and thunderstorms to move out in time for the fireworks. i think that will play. taking a look at the day planner heading into the evening hours with a bigger threat for showers and thunderstorms. by the time the sun is setting, everything will dissipate quickly. that's the good news for today. 79 at 1:00, and 81 at 4:00 and still a threat for a thunderstorm at 7:00 with the temperature of 77. but once we get past sunset, that shuts off quickly and we have partly cloudy skies at 10:00 and a temperature of 72. and right now, 72 in annapolis, and 68 in winchester and leesburg and 67 in martinsburg. w

barry: they were always easy substitutes.he world gold council essentially a trade group of the miners, because they had inventory, and since then, they have gone into debts separate directions. matt: let's back up to the underlying commodity. i like probably everyone else gets 10 or 20 e-mails telling me the world will end and central-bank surrounding everything. they have been telling me this since before the crisis but it has not happened. why doesn't gold fall back to the precrisis levels of $600? barry: the opposite has happened. the economy is slowly hearing -- healing. the dollar is at multiyear highs and instead of inflation, we seem to have deflation. these things do not happen right away to answer your question. why don't we definitely back to precrisis levels, but it certainly seems to be working in that direction. morgan stanley came out with an $800 price target. the cost of production was about 660 or a little higher. that could be a target. a little late to the party. already down 40% in gold. but it is just a

barry bonds is happy.sion to drop the steroids case gives him great peace. he says he's relieved, humbled and thankful he can move ahead. after pursuing charges, the justice department will not ask the supreme court to review an appellate decision that overturned a conviction against bonds for obstructing justice. >> it's not normal to see a prosecution of this sort where nobody died, nobody got hurt. it's not normal for that kind of a thing to go on that long. >> barry bonds was found guilty of obstructing justices for giving a meandering answer to a federal grand jury in 2003. he was asked if his personal trainer gave him anything that required a syringe. the appeals court overturned the conviction in april and barred a retrial citing double jeopardy. barry bonds' hopes to be inducted into the hall of fame, he needs 75% of the vote of baseball journalists. this year he received about 37% of the vote. other big named players from the steroid area have also been excluded like roger clemens and mark mcgwire

she was born on barry bonds' birthday, july 24th. >> i did the same thing.y home we get 24/7 professional monitoring and video monitoring we can watch on our own tv. that's way better than our old security system. [metal clanking] [chip crunching] [baby crying] don't be old fashioned. xfinity customers, add xfinity home for $29.95 a month for 12 months. plus get a free security camera. call 1-800 xfinity or go online today. a local man is taking an epic swim tonight. >>> happening right now. he's on his way. an epic swim tonight. simon dominguz is a native australian living in the bay area. he's attempting to be the first person to ever swim from the golden gate bridge to the fairline islands. that's a total of 30 miles against the current. what's the water temperature? 50 degrees? >> yeah, 50s, 60s. >> his training partner is also attempting the feat in early august. she would be the first woman. he's doing it now. we wish him the best of luck. >> safe travels in the waterer, please. >> have a great day tomorrow. >> bye, bye. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in r

events on the site when i started my office it was really great to come to the groundbreaking when barry invited all of us to the st. anthony's new dining room and their services and spaces but the 90 units of affordable housing here for seniors that was named air force vourgz but we for the buildings to come up that's a lot of impatience i walked up and down the block and couldn't wait for the day it was phenomenal that building is really a part of the changing the future of tenderloin it is anchored with 11 taylor we have the bonding first church and one of the most come 35k9 churches that help people with their sleeping quarters and soon be able to go to the ribbon cutting that is one of the problematic liquids for those of you who wouk up and down the street it is now closed (laughter) (clapping). >> thank our tenderloin expand it was part of that and it is on valencia with an the problematic liquor store is going to turn into a youth riding i writing program for young people in the neighborhood with dave (clapping) but we're here to talk about vourgz and the housing that is here i h

last meeting pizza >> correct arrest so commissioners yes wore back before you to expand speak with barry that is trying to reopen what was once called the c w at 9 and fulsome street an place of entertainment and extended hours for a permit and a reminder there of the some confusion around the conversation of the application to the police i believe southern station is here tonight and had an opportunity to expand talk i'm not you spoke to expand our operation now is the time what you'll do audience commissioner president tan and commissioners, thank you for having me pretty simple plans we plan on doing entertainment and food similar to expand what we're done on 11 street and planning on taxiing it a few blocks away we had an opportunity two weeks from tonight i've been in good communication with lieutenant and officer so looks like we're all set if you have any questions i can certainly answer them. >> commissioners, any questions? one question have you read the police cab drivers conditions they've sent to us >> i have and we're fine with them. >> great commissioner perez. >> hello reg

>> barry bonds says he is relieved humbled and thankful of today's outcome that clears his criminal record but it may not win over critics. >> he is a competitive guy. he doesn't like to lose. >> lance williams broke the scandal from the chronicle 12 years ago. he never thought the case would drag on for as long as it has. today an ending.

councilman marion barry had until 6:00 tonight. a judge sentenced barry after he was call the driving with a revoked license. that is a violation of his probation. barry will serve this time on the weekends. >>> and baltimore police have launched an internal investigation over a sign that was spotted inside one of their transport vehicles. take a look. a viewer sent four pictures to our sister station in baltimore show a city police wagon parked. the door was left wide open the inside of the door a sign that reads "hope you enjoy your ride, cuz we sure will" much the sign's placement makes it clear that this is a message for people arrested after they have been put in the back of the van and the doors were shut. this incident comes a at bad time for the baltimore police department. six officers, as you know, were charged in connection with the death of freddie great lakes, who was critically injured in the back of a similar police van. the baltimore police say they just learned about this sign and are investigating to find out who

barry, thank you. today pluto became the most distant object we have ever visited. scientists at john hopkins cheered as nasa's new horizons probe presumably passed by the dwarfed planet three billion miles away. we say "presumably" because we won't know until the spacecraft signals earth later tonight. this picture was taken when the craft was nearly 500,000 miles away from pluto. close-up pictures are expected tomorrow. and you're invited to chat with jim green, nasa's director of planetary science tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. that's right here on the "cbs evening news" facebook page. science and law converge in an unusual custody battle. and a teenager survives a plane crash in the forest when the "cbs evening news" continues. and we'll find a top rated provider to take care of it. so i could get a faulty light switch fixed? yup! or have a guy refinish my floors? absolutely! or send someone out to groom my pookie? pookie's what you call your? my dog. yes, we can do that. real help from real people. come see what the new angie's list can do for you. heart h

petersen at the courthouse for us this evening barry, thank you. today, the prison seamstress who helped two murderers escape an upstate new york prison last month pleaded guilty. in a deal with prosecutors, 51- year-old joyce mitchell could get as much as seven years. one of the convicts was shot to death. the other was captured. officials in waller county texas, today, released several hours of video showing sandra bland in custody, in part to dispel rumors on social media that she was dead before arriving at the jail. bland was found hanging in her cell three days after being arrested following a traffic stop. her death was ruled a suicide, but it is being investigated by a committee of outside attorneys. today, the justice department confirmed that jonathan pollard has been granted parole. he will be released from prison in november. pollard, now 60 years old, has served nearly 30 years for stealing secrets from the united states and giving them to israel. margaret brennan is following his case. >> reporter: jonathan pollard was a u.s. naval in

so while barry doesn't know exactly what foolish thing we'll be afraid of, he knows we will. the real problem is there really are some things you should be afraid of. how do you tell the difference? that's the question. how do you tell the difference? didn't really get into that, but i'm hoping that this book will suggest that. >> host: when you sent out requests did you just send out blank requests saying i want you to write about x send it back? >> guest: well, one difference in this book and the one in 1955 is that those edors just asked these very smart people to talk about anything they felt like. so adlai stevenson just doesn't talk about politics. earl warren doesn't just talk about the law. they talk about whatever was on their mind, and people have a tendency to think they're just as smart outside of their field of expertise as they are in it, and they generally are not. it feels just as smart to them. what we did is ask people to focus on the thing -- on the topic they are experts on and not give us anything else. may have very nice views about the coming elect but

barry bonds has to be a satisfied man tonight. >> reporter: you bet, jessica. the san francisco giants organization tells me tonight that they are pleased that this matter is finally resolved. those close to the case say it's time to move forward. >> i think this was a trophy hunting expedition. >> reporter: that's how the man once at the center of the balco steroid case is reacting tonight, on news the federal government will no longer pursue its case against home run king barry bonds. >> i'm finally glad to see that the government has come to their census. >> reporter: the department of justice announced today it will not ask the u.s. supreme court to consider a lower court's reversal of bonds' felony conviction. a jury convicted the former san francisco giant in 2011 of obstruction of justice, after bonds gave a meandering answer when asked about steroid injections. >> i don't think they ever had a strong case. they did not have a strong case. >> reporter: the attorney for bonds' personal trainer, greg anderson who served time after refusing to testify again

three weeks after officer yip praised the efforts of lesean barry stevens, barry stevens is no longere youth tier. >> i heard he got kicked out of the youth program. so i was up on the fourth floor and he was there. he came right up to me and i said, what happened? and he said that he messed up. it was fighting. you know you can't fight in the program. so he's in the regular housing unit. >> got into a little incident, a little problem, altercation with somebody. i wasn't built for the youth tier. it was too much stress. too much stress. too much stress in my head. always worrying about the other kids around because they get on your nerves so bachltd and the type of person that i am, i like to fight. you can't do that so everything is built up. it's stressful. >> i'm disappointed. i put a lot of man hours into him talking about his future, where he could go, what he could do, and it's all right here. all you have to do is these things. for him to make this choice to try to beat somebody up, such a short vision to the long term picture. that's the hard part with kids. they're incapable

so, i jumped up and the captain is screaming, whoa, whoa, whoa on his radio. >> hey, barry, barry, barrywhoa! >> fruitless efforts are made to contact the operator of the tugboat towing this empty steel barge riding high in the water. >> i couldn't believe this was happening and i couldn't believe that we were about to die. it just didn't seem any way possible to survive something as tall as a three-story building just mowing us over out on the middle of a river. >> only a few minutes go by before kevin, his daughter, ruby, and everyone else onboard realize the inevitable. >> we started grabbing for life preservers and such chaos on there. and, you know, my poor little daughter didn't have any idea what to do. so, i did as best i could to get us to where we could at least have a chance, and i look up and i see the first mate already jumped off the boat, and he's already swimming for it. i'm like, oh my gosh. >> kevin and ruby don't have time to put on a life jacket. the barge slams into the duck boat as if swallowing it whole. >> people were screaming. people were barking orders at each

. >> no barry. >> they're only coming out 8 feet it shouldn't effect our situation. >> it is effecting my situation. >> is there anything else you want to tell the board. >> i want you to decline this and move that blow the deck line. >> unfortunately bearing barry it is completely code complying and unfortunately it board has no choice and don't you please let them do a compromise and work with a neighbor. >> all right. thank you perry. >> is there any rebuttal from the permit holder anything more? no anything further from the department commissioners the matter is yours >> i'm not hundred percent sure that will block the view in any event the issue is the property rights of the permit holders in building a relatively small sdpek decking deck is well win their rights and code compliant unfortunately i don't see the any particular issue to go against their permit. >> question. >> i will move to deny the appeal grant the before this time on the basis it is code compliant. >> there's a motion on the floor from commissioner fung to uphold this permit on the basis it is code compliant comm

on the other hand you can take that and run too far with it. >>> another story that's trending, barry says the government's decision to drop thester i'd related case against him gives him peace. he's relieved he can move forward with his life. after pursuing charges for a decade the justice department will not ask the on supreme court to repeal a decision overturning a decision for obstruction of justice. >> it's not normal to see a prosecution of this sort, nobody died or got hurt. it's not normal for it to go on that wrong. bonds was found guility for obstruction of justice in 2003 when asked if his personal trainer gave him anything that required a syringe. >>> target is the target of criticism for a t-shirt, it has to word trophy, many say it's -- target issued a policy, it  was never then intension to offend anyone. its part of this wedding and engagement collection. >>> trending nasa released a new mac of earth. that's gorgeous. shows the sun lit earth from millions of miles away. it will take daily images of earth. this is the first time researchers will study the daily varia

barry goldwater. what do your member about the party, and what you saw? gov. chafee: i was 11 years old in 1964. the cow palace is still there. barry goldwater. what i remember is that after the nomination was over and very -- barry goldwater had secured the nomination, the vanquished nelson rockefeller got up to made a talk, which is usually a unifying moment, the loser gets up and everybody cheers. it was so different. people started billing. -- booing. they shook the rafters of the cow palace. they had no room for a different point of view. it was almost a precursor to what we are seeing today with the tea party, no room for independent thinking. i saw it back in 1964. it was about 15 minutes, then it quieted down and he got up to the microphone to talk again and it would start again. as soon as he opened his mouth -- something to see it as an 11-year-old. >> why the university? gov. chafee: it was one of the best expanses of my life, good teachers, majored in classics, terrific teachers, very luck

meeting with berry took a tour no barry knew barry if 11 street going to the bio monthly club meeting so very active so we had very good communication we sent him some recommended conditions which he seemed so have no problems the conditions i'm sewer you have front of the you pretty much the management manager on premise and the sound like coming from promoter and events and such like i said we approve with those conditions. >> great. >> any questions about the conditions? seem like any pickup come on up >> commissioner president tan and entertainment commission i'm cameron the community manager of the apartments at 9 heed fulsome street i'm here to expand express concerns regarding the dna pizza project on fulsome street requiring extended hours permit and premises permit fulsome is a community of adults and families with children the proposed after hours night and distance club is not a desirable use of our intercommunity from the noise and crowds that might be congregating around the entrance or the dna pizza will be a nuisance to the quote environment vital time of crowds that ma

councilman marion barry is due to report to square. christopher barry was stinsed to 15 days after he was caught driving with a remote license. that's a violation of his probation. barry will serve that time on the weekend. >>> there is no evidence the irs told employees to hide information from congress. some lawmakers accuse the agency of erasing emails related to the irs's tea party scandal. invest erased computer backup tapes by mistake. a lost e-mail investigation is part of a larger probe into the treatment of conservative groups when they applied for tax exempt status during the 2010 and 2012 elections. >>> a group that wanted to plaster ads of the prophet mohammed on buss and trains has sued metro. the american freedom defense initiative says the transit agency violated its free speech after refusing to post the ad. after the mohammed submission metro dieded to ban all religious advertising for the remainder of the we're. >>> another former lawmaker from the dmv jumping into the race for the white house. former virginia senator

barry. i didn't know you were like insulting the president. >> that's what i do. >> i underwant to be clear. >> sanctuary cities are a lot like hitchhiking in the abstract it feels really good until you feel dead. what i'm disappointed in is the sheriff. a sheriff isn't supposed to be a camp counselor. the sheriff of the village people would do a better job than him. it's really embarrassing. what you're seeing is you're seeing everyday common sense divorce from policy enforcement. you obviously at night would lock the doors to your house. you don't let strangers into your apartment. however, that simple logic has been abandoned by the people that are paid to protect you. it's the divorce of logic that becomes everyday because we see security as an attack on tolerance, that somehow it's deemed mean to protect yourself. it's wrong to want to be safe and secure in your own country. >> unbelievable. you have to almost apologize for saying please enforce the laws. the laws that they're receiving

don't tempt me, barry. boom! bumper! no! [barry laughs] wow, remind me not to piss you off. remind yourself. yes, dear. >> july 20, 2015. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart! ♪ (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome to "the daily show"! my name is jon stewart! my guest tonight, "ant-man"! "ant-man" will be joining us tonight! (cheers and applause) while we were out, huge, important, the beast, revenge from tundz taker. and the iran deal. also that. (laughter) angela merkel gave greet a deal -- dealing with greece is like the economic equivalent to sitting on greece's chest pinning down their hands and drooling into their mouth -- or as the germans call it, foreplay. (laughter) there's another tragic attack chattanooga, five servicemen lost their lives. when will this end? i don't know how i'll talk about any of this. >> donald trump is at it again! (cheers and applause) >> jon: and then he appeared. (laughter) donald trump. the patron saint of topical comedians who are just running out the clock. i mean, look...

i don't think it will change much for barry. >> he has been on the ballot three times and last time with 37% of the vote, far short of what is needed to be elected. what could help bonds is if a player like mike piazza gets in, a player suspected of steroid use, but no evidence. >> those who didn't vote for piazza will say if there is one guy in, this sets a precedent. forget it. i will vote for bonds. >> a long shot but it appears his best hope. lilian kim, abc7 news. >>> coming up next on abc7 news at 11:00 how a cyberattack can stop you dead in your tracks. is your car vulnerable? >> shoppers demanding that a t-shirt be taken off the rack. the major retailer facing a backlash. >> and the rise of the ping-pong bots. making table tennis high-tech. >> i am sandhya patel. gray skies and spotty drizzle for the morning drive. how the rest of your week is shaping up. dan and ama? >> here is jimmy jimmy kimmle with what is coming up on the news at -- dash after the news at 11:00. >> i'm like, listen, i am a 57-year-old white irish guy who smokes and likes coffee flavored coffee. i am an endan

joe: all right, john shrews barry, thank you very much for joining us.lix: still ahead, a storage deal that could open the countries stock markets early in 2016. imagine the influx of cash. one investment bank has put up a price tag on it. that number, after the ♪ alix: i'm alex steele. -- alix steel. irantoric deal is helping reenter global commerce. total $1 billion in the first year. .hat's of the -- that's a b joe: that will be fun, looking at how that moves. investors feels confident that these will be lifted rather than get presidential waivers. i'm looking for the crazed gambler iran etf. i'm excited about that. alix: what does the oil-rich nations reentry really mean for gas prices? stanley's chief u.s. economist joins us now. such a pleasure. we did not really see oil come off any on the iran deal, but the estimate is anywhere between five dollars to $10 per barrel, if we see a lot of oil. what does that mean at home? >> all markets are forward-looking, including oil markets. we cannot extract what is going on with concerns over greece and some,

. >> two members of the public herbert wiener and barry toronto. >> thank you. >> mr. wiener. >> herbert wiener. >> one of the concerns i have, of course, is the elimination of bus stops and what impact it is going to have on seniors and the disabled i understand the stops are geared towards the service agencies for the blinds and other agency along the corridor, however, not all seniors and disabilities avail themselves to those agencies what is a safety hazard and also, if you are consulting with the ada which is good and your xhulth with the agencies what's their response to this have they expressed concern and ifgd on this and another concern how is this going to impact the automobile traffic it is xhejdz on van ness boulevard i avoid it and definitely avoid that corridor on van ness avenue skoord those are some of the concerns i have i realize you're making it more aesthetic but going to create more of a problem i then should be a pilot project so you can see the results before you commit yourselves fully once it is capped in concrete like the bulb outs it will ta

i don't think it will change much for barry. >> he has been on the ballot three times and last time with 37% of the vote, far short of what is needed to be elected. what could help bonds is if a player like mike piazza gets in, a player suspected of steroid use, but no evidence. >> those who didn't vote for piazza will say if there is one guy in, this sets a precedent. forget it. i will vote for bonds. >> a long shot but it appears his best hope. lilian kim, abc7 news. >>> coming up next on abc7 news at 11:00 how a cyberattack can stop you dead in your tracks. is your car vulnerable? >> shoppers demanding that a t-shirt be taken off the rack. the major retailer facing a backlash. >> and the rise of the ping-pong bots. making table tennis high-tech. >> i am sandhya patel. gray skies and spotty drizzle for the morning drive. how the rest of your week is shaping up. dan and ama? >> here is jimmy jimmy kimmle with what is coming up on the news at -- dash after the news at 11:00. >> i'm like, listen, i am a 57-year-old white irish guy who smokes and likes coffee flavored coffee. i am an endan