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my father lives there and goes to the ba there as well. -- v.a. as well. there are a significant number of veterans that work in the v.a. the vast majority of folks are honest, hard-working folks who want to serve vets and do right by vets. it depends on what paul means by outfits working on behalf of veterans. there are elements within the v.a. and outside advocacy organizations. if there is a nonprofit, most of those are independent. but most of them are rated and audited. you have veterans services organizations and veterans advocates organizations. there's a slight distinction. you also have the genre of veterans charities. people tend to focus on that when they talk about organizations taking money on behalf of veterans services. when they are wrong, they are usually exposed. host: jerry is a veteran from point pleasant beach, new jersey. hello. caller: good morning, gentlemen. thank you for taking my call. the main forgets this i am pointing out is the corruption, not only of the ba system. i served in 1961 to 1963. the only thing that is ever going

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, ba, ba -- not good. >> robin's broken heart. >> after the surgery, you get very emotional. >> 30% of people who have heart surgery become suicidal. >> new revelations from his friend of 37 years as we go inside the dark side of comedy. >> how you doing? >> i'm not doing so good. >> meltdowns, depression, and suicide. >> only another comedian knows the dark places that you go. >> suicide is a permanent solution to temporary problems. >>> then -- man-eaters on the attack. inside "shark week" with a fin daredevipuhis life on the line. >> obviously one of the craziest things i've done in my life. >>> and -- >> bacall was one of the all-time greats. >> the loss of another legend, the life and love of lauren bacall. >> you know how to whistle, don't you, steve? you just put your lips together and blow. [ whistling ] >>> now the latest celebrity news delivered to you 24/7. "the insider" together with yahoo!! >>> robin's three children honor their father while hollywood mourns the loss of another legend. hello, everyone. i'm kevin frazi

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they believe the man buried here, abou about ba ba chabesh,s in the rock represent the good and evil that exist in each one of us. i asked him if the yasdz faith has similarities to other religions. >> our religion is a very old religion, we believe other religions have come from ours. we haven't taken anything. >> these kids who introduced themselves to me, represent 600,000 yazidis in iraq, some have left the country to marry outside the faith. they have been the victims of massacres 72 times in history. yazidis have kept their culture and faith alive, despite persecution by saddam hussein and the violence after his fall. the roxana saberi, al jazeera. iraq. >> thousands of years, between them shia arabs, sunni arabs and kurdish, many of them living in nineva a cultural diverse province 250 miles northwest of baghdad. between 500,000 and 2.5 million have their own language and culture, most are muslim. more than 10,000 turkmen families have fled, into northern iraq. there are 400,000 iraqi christians. ten years ago the number was more than ten times that. they have been given peopl

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that can go a long way to . >> al ba morales, thank you for being with us and dealing with the stormyuation. on west florison where all the protests have been concentrated, about a half mile stretch, very close to the pla place where mil brown died. al jazeera's robert ray has been watching while tonight's demonstrations, have been occurring. they have been quieted by the weather? >> you know they were. it came down pretty hard, it's missing rain now. they took shelter and about 300 yards from me 100 or so protesters, they come up and down the street here every five or ten minutes. michael brown was killed about two tbloks from here, right down there. -- blocks from here. one person arrested about a half hour ago. before the rains started. these protesters, for how small the groups they are very, very loud. we'll stay out in the weather and see how long they continue to voice their opinions asking for justice for the death of michael brown, joie. >> robert is there any way to put people into shelter or some situation where they might be better protected given weather? >> not really. i

. >> nothing specifically, but she just had to put up with so much, didn't hold back when it came ba it feel t watch your li d >> seeing her walk down the aisle was a great thing i knew would happen, so very bittersweet. >> how is their marriage going? are you the reason they are having a perfect marriage or what? >> we set her up for marriage the past 22 years. she was ready to go, well-prepared, and they are doing very well so far. ♪ if you don't treat her right ♪ i'll have to punch you in the face ♪ >>> we're back with more cooking. but it's not the recipe that's the highlight, but the give and take with the camera man. hear tricks and tips for sizzling shrimp. yeah. ♪ >>> an is back. >> foul mouth. >> you didn't say what she was doing here. >> can you hold on a [ bleep ] minute? >> making shrimp, but it's not the recipe that's the highlight, but the give and take with tavis, the camera man. >> [ bleep ] >> what is this? >> it's -- huh? >> what is the back of it, show me the front of it. >> why the front of it? okay, [ bleep ], i put it in the jar, okay, listen, blood pressure --

they come here and bounce ba ck. we get a chance to go on. we played really well here. is all we can take from this. we played well here and we have to do it again. after breaking camp, the redskins have settled back in for the rest of the season. they are starting to talk more casually and more insightfully about his players. when you mentioned alfred morris, steady eddy -- we will talk about the inconsistencies, but not the play of alfred morris. 224 pounds, he does everything well. he is consistent and he is a total team player. iseverything about him impressive to me. the way he prepares, the way he works, the way he practices. he doesn't say a word. some people repurchase caps off -- but he is a total class act. you will get his touches. -- he will get hsis touches. >> rg iii has jumped in with the ice challenge. ge --rst challenged jon mol and then another bucket! it is all for a great cause. the basketball team prepares for the world cup. he coach says he was shocked. the other big news today is that the team or a patch on their jersey in honor of paul george who

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. >>> and news about the unemployed americanins going ba to work. 209,000 people going back to work in july. the president says it's the longest streak in history. >>> and back overseas, a day that began with a 72-hour cease-fire saw it shattered before it began. one of the soldiers apparently captured by hamas. terry moran is in gaza for us tonight. >> reporter: this morning, when the cease-fire took hold, there was quiet in gaza. you could hear the birds chirp. and so the people of this battered land emerged from hiding to return home to what was left of their homes. then, it was on again. each side accusing the other of violating the cease-fire. it happened at one of those hamas tunnels israel has vowed to destroy. israeli officials saying an army unit had been ambushed as they were clearing a tunnel after the cease-fire commenced. two soldiers killed, and one, apparently, captured. the nightmare scenario for israel. the missing soldier, 23-year-old lieutenant hadar goldin, engaged to be married, his twin brother in the army too. and his father confident. >> we are certain the army

my father lives there and goes to the ba there as well. -- v.a. as well.e are a significant number of veterans that work in the v.a. the vast majority of folks are honest, hard-working folks who want to serve vets and do right by vets. it depends on what paul means by outfits working on behalf of veterans. there are elements within the v.a. and outside advocacy organizations. if there is a nonprofit, most of those are independent. but most of them are rated and audited. you have veterans services organizations and veterans advocates organizations. there's a slight distinction. you also have the genre of veterans charities. people tend to focus on that when they talk about organizations taking money on behalf of veterans services. when they are wrong, they are usually exposed. host: jerry is a veteran from point pleasant beach, new jersey. hello. caller: good morning, gentlemen. thank you for taking my call. the main forgets this i am pointing out is the corruption, not only of the ba system. i served in 1961 to 1963. the only thing that is ever going to so

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. >> the regime of ba shir al-assad must come to an end. >> the position of the united states remains very clear, that's what assad must go. >> you cannot save syria from disintegration as look as ba shir al-assad remains in power. >> so we are in a remarkable situation now because of the threat from isis, at least the consideration here of whether the two sides can work together, this offer from the syrian foreign minister. in your view, even while holding its nose with assad, even share intelligence, to fight isis. >> there was a lot of good rhetoric about fighting the assad regime but there wasn't much policy follow through. i think as of last august, when we refrained from striking the assad regime, the chemical weapons agreement was a god send for assad because it made him, in a bay, partner. i don't think we were ever truly serious about fighting the assad regime or defeating it. now where we are now, i this i that we have to avoid any kind of cooperation, tacid or direct, because the assad regime is one of the root causes of isis from day one. it would be kind of odd if we alli

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the panel selected curtis ba barting i'd like to introduce the principle. thank you. item 5 d talked about the contract with jones hall for the issuance of the refunding bonds the maximum payment is $10,022,500 the total amount maybe lower depending on the total amount of the traction that can change according to bond issuance in the order of 8 bond but several of those bonds maybe dropping out so we structured the request for pricing to allows to reduce the fees if the transaction goes down. that's spelled out in detail of the exhibit and outlined in the memo. item 5 f authorized the special contract with curtis barting for the services for the funding bonds that have $60,000 including expenses as pointed out by the dissolution gives the authority subject to the transaction and approval by the oversight board enter into contracts that have the refunding bonds. briefly for context to date we've retained financial advisor we can begin on the key documents and our fee one way or another for the underwriter we expect the review to be complete by the third week of july an

and secondly on safe havens already in the ba hook province where it's intense. >> marzio babille. we appreciate that. >>> changing gears now. all that's left in the oscar pistorius trial, the verdict. >> coming up what the olympian tweeted after closing arguments wrapped up in south africa. >>> plus, heavy fighting in eastern ukraine as government forces froze on the rebel stronghold of donetsk. ♪ ♪here i am. rock you like a hurricane♪ fiber one now makes cookies. find them in the cookie aisle. >>> the verdict in the oscar pistorius trial will be announced on september 11th. >> closing arguments finished up friday in pretoria, south africa. pistorius went to twitter after court saying this, quote, thank you to my loved ones and those who have been there for me. who have picked me up and helped me through everything, end quote. the olympian is charged with the premeditated murder of girlfriend reeva steenkamp. he admitted to killing her on valentine's day last year but says he mistook her for an intruder. if found guilty, pistorius could face up to live in prison. >>> violence is f

if you go back to the cold war, governments at that point had their own reasons, you know, maybe a bas maybe. you need groups like human rights watch. our job is to put the facts on the table and then enlist the public to pressure governments to respect rights but ostensibly, but in ways they find ways to avoid. >> has america lost the moral authority to question other governments on their human rights? >>> this is ta"talk to al jazee" this week, ken roth, the executive director of human rights watch. >> we know that there are active talks right now over iran's nuclear program. do you have concerns that because those talks have taken precedent right now that iran's human rights record over the years is being put to the side, ignored, neglected? >> i have precisely that concern. i think aside from the principal point, i think it's counterproductive to be ignoring human rights because if there were more pressure on iran to respect its people you would find more respect for rhouhani. there is a big splint in governmental circles between the more reformist segment, the old-fashioned hard l

talking about bombing and what i'm pointing out is we are talking about bombing first time against ba shar and now with bashar. and it shows how inconsistent our look at syria has been. as the situation changes. >> one consistency is the national interest. we call it the defense department to defend our country. here an interesting column written today. in syria it might be necessary to choose the lesser equal and work with bashar al-assad to detaet isis. this may mean for the foreseeable future a regime that committed war crimes, supported by iran and russia. which the west has considerable strategic differences. change would be costly but not as costly as scenario in which isis could use syrian territory from which to mount attacks from the region and beyond. eye sad fwost may be able but is lesser reefl than isis and a local one. i've been reading a lot about world war ii again, ef yn and richard, we all think about woorld war 2 all the time. we join sides with stalin. stalin, because we thought hitler was a more immediately and frightening threat to the world at that point. >> i u