i can't close barton hall, if that's what you're thinking. it doesn't bother you how the intelligence that arrives on your desk is obtained? no, of course it does. but if you think the soviets aren't using the same-- or worse-- methods, you're wrong. well, i'm aware of what they do; it's what we do that's the issue. but it's intelligence that has saved many of our agents' lives. i have to see both sides of the coin. that's my job. but listen to me. pierce is first class, but you have something i need, and i don't mean your inability to toe the line. it's just that in this rather nasty little war we seem to be fighting, i'd like to think that i have you on my side. and it might just be that working together, we could do some good. we could start with mrs. ross, perhaps. yes? next time on masterpiece mystery!... meyerson: carl strasser, nazi. he's been an extremely valuable intelligence asset. we can't afford to lose him. the greater good? exactly, foyle. we both want the same thing. and what's that? man: we want him dead. (gunshots, screaming)

barton said were spot on. that is a possibility, a plausible possibility.ven be an unwitting, a person unwitting to the idea of what this young man may have been up to, but in the spectrum of different scenarios, and, granted, this is with speculation, typically, historically, traditionally and at heat in recent times, the individual for whatever motivations plots this and becomes an earnest killer. that's what it sounded like this young man was all about, so i think what mr. barton in particular was talking to here is that when you look at an incident like this, if it is an individual and peel the onion as to what made up his behaviors and motivations, often there is, unfortunately, a tremendous amount of things that leak out like major nidal hasan. looked at it after the fact there were tragic indicators of very bad behavior that were known to individual but it wasn't put together. it wasn't passed to authorities as it could have been. >> clearly, clearly this guy was unstable, can you start there, right, because normal people don't, you know, start shoot

like tom barton live in moscow thank you tom. tough questions and answers that matter and artie's interview show suffolk oh that's coming up after the break. i got some angry but polite messages after i came out in favor of the foreign adoption ban of russian children by people in the usa this is not a dig on america i think russia or any country that respects itself should export any children to anywhere at all people tell me that i'm paranoid that the decision to stop the foreign adoptions punishes the children while a massive reuters investigation called the child exchange has exposed some dark secrets about adoption of foreign children they expose it often by using the term re homing which is normally about finding new homes for animals people are basically advertising adopted children they don't want like baseball cards on e bay just found out that on just one yahoo group child a week was offered up to the public my wonder what kind of people want to discreetly get children off the internet the thing is that in the us adopti

blooper for derek barton. are all over the mariners then it is sonny gray. 3 hits, no runs, 8 strikeouts. it is the most wins in 10 years. they open the play offs against detroit friday at the coliseum. rangers forced a play off game tomorrow against tampa bay. giants gave fans something to cheer about. started 162. no giants heads done that. pagero first major league homer. pence has a walk off hit. first in 2 seasons. giants win 7-6 and tied with the padres. in miami marlins pitcher henderson alvarez thinks he has a no hitter. he hasn't because he didn't have a run. the wild pitch. winning run comes home and alvarez gets the first ever no hitter to end on a wild pitch. that is 282. one-mile swim from angel island. 11 olympic medalists ages from 7-71. from poland he came in just a ahead of an o olympic gold modalist. >> medalist. >> the water has to be cold. we have a chance for showers for the morning commute light and spotty. >> all right. that's it for us. >> good night, everybody. ♪ >> now a paid presenta

barton crockett and mr. pandola. you have a buy here and a $325 price target. right. >> why?and i think that's a higher margin business. what makes them a tv network company is they have a lot of content that's exclusive to them that's people like. that's a business model that drives big margins. you look at things like hbo, discovery, viacom. i think netflix's margins are driving up to that level and that will drive earnings per share growth. they are making 2 bucks a share now, 5 bucks in a couple years, 10 bucks a couple years after that and it keeps growing from there. i think this is at story that still is in its early days, and i think the market is seeing that and appreciating that and i think our $325 price target really reflects that. >> it's phenomenal momentum when you look at the gains. 63% in six months but i think we were showing over 400% over the last 12. are the bulls right in this case? >> well, they're right to pick the stock. i mean, i have been doing that since last summer. it's like shooting fish in a barrel to say netflix is going to go to $300. there's

the toll bridges in the bay area something that we achieved as of today from the north, to the dumb bartonthe south. that is an applause line too. >> today, we see the advent of a new architectural and engineering. and the challenge is faced and many challenges faced and challenges met. and the new also serves as a case study for the long, and the permitting and politics that seem to be a part of any big public works project and contemporary california and as we end the journey, the high speed rail project is just beginning its own trial by fire. but we can't celebrate the new span without acknowledging the old one. and while some of the obstacles have changed against the original bridge was built in the 30s, the spring of inspiration for such a project endures. and in the words of frank marion written 80 years ago ring true today. he said, the bridges do not build themselves. and before the labor in concrete and steel, there was the labor in the minds of men. and we now building this bridge would be remiss indeed if we did not set forth in the record of sunk and towers raised in the ackno

san mateo bridge and barton bridge is beauing at the limit. that's a check with traffic. let's go over to lawrence with a check on the weather. >>> a lot of fog early on. we have some tropical moisture sliding into our skies. doppler radar is tracking that. we're talking about a slight chance of a couple of light showers. that's sliding in east of san jose. we're going to see something similar today. a lot of clouds are moving through with foggy conditions toward the coast line. it's very muggy outside. this afternoon we'll see 80s inland and 70s coast side. a low spinning off the coast line, wrap around moisture getting whipped up and circulation in the bay area keeping things unsettled for today. this low is going to be spinning off the coast line for the next couple of days. plenty of clouds on this labor day. maybe a couple of light sprinkles showing up but not much. if you have plans get out there and go do it anyway. temperatures about 79 in san jose, 66 in civil ca. east bay temperatures well into the 80s in many spots. looking nice into the afternoon. 73 in oaklan

>> it is been a little inconvenience because you have to go all the way to san mateo and down to barton and you got to avoid it and it makes you want to sit at home. >> it is been kind of stress full but you know we are kind of dealing with it. >>over the golden gate bridge, traffic has been heavy, it may reheavy for this evening. saturday is the second busiest saturday. the weekdays wi heavier. >>> this train is running and the clock is ticking. both sides of the bart contract dispute spent this holiday pointing the finger and blaming each other. so far bart and its unions have used up 22-days of the 60-day cooling off period. according to one of the unions bart management made themselves unavailable for talks for the 60-day period. >> the district is not taking it seriously, they're using the same tactic i cans that they use inside the 30 days which is to sit by and do nothing. >> however bart management says it is the union who has not been communitying. we are eager to hear from the unions of the last offer which it is gone unanswered. >>> a deadly crash in san jose claims the lives

uno a brandon moss en la primera entrada para dos carreras, luego este en la sexta del primera base barton. donalson le siguio con un campanazo de tres carreras tambien en la sexta y coco crisp en la octava termino por doblegar a los rangers 11 a 4 y tanto oakland y texas lideran la division del oeste con un record parejo wipe vo ===wipe=== --pasando al boxeo... hoy miercoles fue revelada la cantidad que floyd mayweather jr. se embolsara por el combate contra saul "canelo" alvarez... "the money man" cobrara 41.5 millones de dolares, conviertiendose en la mayor cifra cobrada por un boxeador en la historia del deporte... esta cantidad le es garantizada, gane o pierda, sin contar ingresos por patrocinios y porcentajes del pago por evento... ===chroma key=== jf por su parte, se calcula que el contrato del mexicano, del "canelo" estaria rondando los 10 millones de billetes verdes; claro esto aun no se ha oficializado.. con esto me despido, sigan pasando buenas noches... topvo - cesar ---ultima pausa comercial pero a continuacion, la actriz "lis vega" habla sobre su personaje en la telenovela "s

reddick and barton score. next batter, coco crisp, the changeup down the line, and into the fans.hree-run shot. 22nd of the year for coco. 5-1 a's, this happened in kansas city. bases loaded. justin maxwell, walkoff grand slam, royals beat the rangers 4-0. a's fans see the score, and in the top of the third in oakland, give bob melvin and the team a standing ovation. the 16th division title in a's history. they clinch with 16 games left to play. the a's division champions. never gets old. >> everybody counts us out but we're grinders. we played the right way. >> we were chasing the whole time. this year we all came into spring training and knowing last year wasn't a fluke, and we had that belief. >> giants and yankees, final home game for mariano rivera after 19 years with the club. given a willie mays signed guitar and painting. the fans said goodbye. the shortstop, first major league home run off andy pettite, playing his final game of his career. the giants get the win 2-1. >> vernon davis questionable with a hamstring injury all week,erring on the side of discussion. the did n

reporters at the pentagon began to hear rumors about friendly fire washington post pentagon correspondent barton gellman was the first journalist to thoroughly cover rumors about friendly fire so it took about six months after the war for us to find enough people find enough data pieced together enough information from the public records and the spaces inside them that we could do the story and the story was stunning frankly. the army and marines agreed and the army up held it to the letter that they would tell no family. about a friendly fire casualty and until they could tell all of them in a synchronized matter that was intended to set up the press conference the next day so it was decreed that always felt five pm would be the time that thirty five casualty officers would show up on the doorsteps of thirty five next of kin and tell them that their loved ones had been killed by american forces and no one was to be told before that even if there was categorical evidence months before as there as there was in many cases the army held a formal press conference on aug twelfth at five pm announcing

a grounder at first and barton coming home. but he can't hang on. 1-0 angels.e fifth and singles off straley. 3-0 for los angeles. the a's with two men on in the 6th. he is giving it a ride here. he makes the catch and cocoa tags and scores. that's all for the a's who fall 3-1. hot tempers are on display. they are slowly trotting around the bases and he hit him with a pitch back in june. that's why all of this happened. he is confronted by mccann. he gets nasty and the gonzalez and other players are ejected and the brewers won the game a score of 4-0. but that was ridiculous. the 49ers are dealing with all kinds of issues heading into tomorrow's game in st. louis which we will have in abc7. the defense is getting pushed around. the stats tell the story. they forced one turnover in the last two games. both were losses. the niners turned it over themselves seven times. time of possession, sometimes a misleading stat, but the seahawks and the colts ran a combined 137 plays compared to 104 for the niners. the defense can't get off the field. >> there are no excuses

here are homes, edward barton, kendall and kelsey barton. 50 years ago, the nation wept for cynthia wesley, carolyn wesley and denise mcnair, the four little girls killed by the ku klux klan. today, the same young faces, the ce, the same potential snuffed out not to much as a whisper. this cannot stand. it is time for this nation to finish the work of frederick douglass and abraham lincoln, of jonathan kennedy and martin luther king. situation oft violence in america is perfectly captured by a federal report from the national commission on civil disorders. this blue-ribbon commission created by the president reports two our nation is moving to societies, one black, one white, separate and unequal. and that the violence is foreshadowed by an accumulation of unresolved grievances and by widespread the satisfaction. regulationson's are straightforward and basic. at her housing for black women and men, more investment in public education, new major public works process that included job-training and a stronger safety net. these recommendations resonate. this is our reality today. but this repo

barton has a 4-0 lead. bases loaded jam. the a's had 4 more runs in the 5th. a blooper, a 9-0 shut out. >>> wild card situation still has to be finalized. beltray had another homer. cleveland is one wild card team. rangers and rays have to play. >>> padres trailing. barry zito had a nice goodbye. 6-5 in the 9th. tie game on the first home run. he will remember this game. giants loaded the based. delivered and the giants had a 7-6 walk off win with another otherwise disappointing season. >>> marlins gave the fans a bright moment. 9 innings of no hit baseball. the game was scoreless. alvarez was on deck when they cut lose with a wild pitch. he gets a no hitter and gets the celebration from the on deck circle rather than the mound. >>> i have never seen a no hitter end like that. >>> a child finds a gun at a popular san francisco park. >>> an out of control party sending teenagers to the hospital. the homeowners could be responsible even if they weren't there. >> we are there on line and mobile ktvu. see you later tonight. all right, raj has played his phantom wa

a grounder at first and barton coming home. but he can't hang on. 1-0 angels.fifth and singles off straley. 3-0 for los angeles. the a's with two men on in the 6th. he is giving it a ride here. he makes the catch and cocoa tags and scores. that's all for the a's who fall 3-1. hot tempers are on display. they are slowly trotting around the bases and he hit him with a pitch back in june. that's why all of this happened. he is confronted by mccann. he gets nasty and the gonzalez and other players are ejected and the brewers won the game a score of 4-0. but that was ridiculous. the 49ers are dealing with all kinds of issues heading into tomorrow's game in st. louis which we will have in abc7. the defense is getting pushed around. the stats tell the story. they forced one turnover in the last two games. both were losses. the niners turned it over themselves seven times. time of possession, sometimes a misleading stat, but the seahawks and the colts ran a combined 137 plays compared to 104 for the niners. the defense can't get off the field. >> there are no excuses.

reporters at the pentagon began to hear rumors about friendly fire washington post pentagon correspondent barton gellman was the first journalist to thoroughly cover rumors about friendly fire so it took about six months after the war for us to find enough people find the data piece together enough information from public records and the spaces inside that we could do the story and the story was stunning frankly. the army and marines agreed and the army up held it to the letter that they would tell no family. about a friendly fire casualty and until they could tell all of them in a synchronized matter that was intended to set up a press conference the next day so it was decreed that always twelve five pm would be the time that thirty five casualty officers would show up on the doorsteps of thirty five next of kin and tell them that their loved ones had been killed by american forces and no one was to be told before that even if there was categorical evidence months before as there as there was in many cases. the army held a formal press conference on aug twelfth at five pm announcing that thirty

six innings and allows two runs and fans -- i am not sure if everybody expected barton to do this, make a huge contribution when he was called back up, but there it goes. it president continues the barage and the twitter handle is bringer of rain 120 and making it rain with his 20th of the year. you want more? we got more. cocoa crisp turns on one in the eighth. four homers on the day for the athletics. a's win it 11-foir and they are tied with texas on p to of the west. the giants exploded with six homers today in san diego. three by sandoval himself. he has 13 on the year. sandoval was four for five and six r.b.i's. if you are wondering according to our twitter follower and stat fee nome -- phenom, the last time they combined for 10 homers on one day, august 3rd, 1991. where were you that day? giants win it 13-5. i was the a work. expect the nfl teams to employ a simple game plan against the 49ers this year. kill the quarterback. colin p cayer nick know -- colin kaepernick knows exakly what is coming. the packers are not going to let him run wild when they meet in the season opener su

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six innings and allows two runs and fans -- i am not sure if everybody expected barton to do this, makehen he was called back up, but there it goes. it president continues the barage and the twitter handle is bringer of rain 120 and making it rain with his 20th of the year. you want more? we got more. cocoa crisp turns on one in the eighth. four homers on the day for the athletics. a's win it 11-foir and they are tied with texas on p to of the west. the giants exploded with six homers today in san diego. three by sandoval himself. he has 13 on the year. sandoval was four for five and six r.b.i's. if you are wondering according to our twitter follower and stat fee nome -- phenom, the last time they combined for 10 homers on one day, august 3rd, 1991. where were you that day? giants win it 13-5. i was the a work. expect the nfl teams to employ a simple game plan against the 49ers this year. kill the quarterback. colin p cayer nick know -- colin kaepernick knows exakly what is coming. the packers are not going to let him run wild when they meet in the season opener sunday at the stick. coa

daric barton, two-run home run to center field. his first at the coliseum since july of 2010. knocking yu darvish out of the game. that made it 5-2, a's. they were not done. two on for josh donaldson. this one deep and gone to left. his 20th of the season. that made it 9-2. a's win 11-4. move back into a tie for the division lead with those texas rangers. >>> giants/padres. pablo sandoval, a game on fire in san diego. here's the home run. two-run shot. no big deal. he had more. in the eighth inning, pablo, again. this one, a solo shot. going the other way. still no big deal. he's not done. one inning later, a three-run home run, three home runs in the game for pablo. second time he's done that in his career. first time he did that, game one of the world series last year. the giants win big, 13-5. >>> how about football? the 49ers and packers this sunday at candle stick. colin kaepernick could be a target in the read option offense. it didn't take long for jim harbaugh to come to his quarterback's defense. >> sounds like targeting a specific player. you definitely start to wond