jack bauer of "24". they have murals of kiefer sutherland they ask what would jack bauer do and they thwart robberies in the market square. this is actually true. i got it from some source. does it bother you the republicen congo appreciates our exceptionalism more than we do? >> i do trust this. i read the story the other day it was written by a friend of mine who is a reliable journalist. i don't know if this is helping him very much. you have to keep in mind it is in the congo. if they are thwarting wars and robberies i haven't heard about this. it is em broiled for the lasy y. they are the withins that ruined the congos. >> the bongos -- the congos >> media memberth makers. >> i was referring to the rock band from the 80's. >> numbers with wings. >> the other thing about this there are so many canaries, we are having this debate now about the confederate flag. if you go to belfast, the protestants at belfast fly the american flag all over the city. >> really? >> they do indeed. >> you see these sort

i get to introduce gary bauer. somebody i have admired and known for several years watched him work. if you're wondering what one person can do, what your call is, listen to this. eight years he served in the reagan administration. for 11 years he was the president of family research council. he was the vice president of "focus on the family" like a trifecta in our world right? now he started a campaign for work go families where he had 90,000 contributors in less than two years. now he's working with john haagee and the christians united for israel to start this action fund here in iowa and across the nation. if you're wondering what one person can do that's quite a resume. if you think it was an easy walk for him, i heard the stories years ago when he had to have armed guards in his driveway. when they called his home and said, you know we're watching your child play soccer. name the color of jersey. let him know that they could put danger, put his family in danger because they didn't like what he was saying and

his real name is tony bauer.nts his fellow drone pilots to be responsible. >> all it takes is one bad apple to sensationalize things and make all drones appear to be bad. it's a tool. if you use a tool correctly, it can be used for a lot of good. >> drones can fly where maned aircraft cannot like in thick smoke or at night. researchers in alaska are testing technology at wildfires there using infrared to map hot spots. >> a decade from now, it will be on every fire truck, without question. >> reporter: for now the danger from drones yet another threat on the fire lines. hallie jackson medication newsnbc news winters, california. >> rob is here checking in with the forecast. can you imagine firefighters trying to do their best and they have to contend with drones. >> and not have air crews on fires which can move quickly when the winds are strong. the temperatures across the hill tops will warm up and things dry out for our own weather pattern. not too bad in san francisco, sunshine and 70 degrees, cooler in emery

his real name is tony bauer. he wants his fellow drone pilots to be responsible. >> all it takes is one bad apple to sensationalize things and make all drones appear to be bad. it's a tool. if you use a tool correctly, it can be used for a lot of good. >> reporter: drones can fly where manned aircraft cannot, like in thick smoke or at night. researchers in alaska are testing the technology at wildfires there using infrared to map hot spots. >> a decade from now it will be on every fire truck, without question. >> reporter: but for now, the danger from drones yet another threat on the fire line. hallie jackson, nbc news, winters, california. >>> the controversy over hillary clinton's e-mails came roaring back to the headlines today. word that the justice department is considering a request for government inspectors to open an investigation into whether classified information was relayed in her private e-mail account. nbc's kristen welker has details. >> maybe the heat is getting to everybody. >> reporter: hillary

. >> eleven and 12 years old are heading to bristol connecticut for tomorrow's soft bauer little leagueorld series regional. the girls are ready to bring home that trophy. >> we're in this for good and we dent want to get down losing. >> we work as a team and we work very good together and we practice very hard. i knew we were going to win the state championship. >> that is what it is all about. >> not winning but working together. >>> but the girls are very smart, and they play smart softball. harrison township team, good luck in connecticut. we will be cheering for you girls. >> oh, yeah. >>> 5:46. federal difficult a as ter fund are on the way to south jersey following last month's damaging storms there. president obama signed the declaration yesterday money is now available to the state and local government in atlantic burlington, camden and gloucester county. katie, in storms in our forecast today. it is pretty much the opposite. >> it is absolutely beautiful. so comfortable for you. we had to show you the gorgeous shot that is being taken right now. check this out, if you are in t

. >> now bauer of the fractured vertebrae president bush will have to wear a neck brace, probably for a couple of months. we don't know yet how long he's expected to stay in the hospital. reena, t.j. >> abc's bazi kanani in washington. thanks so much, bazi. >>> we turn now to president obama. he's pushing back against critics of the historic nuclear deal with iran. the president defended the agreement at the white house news conference yesterday saying it will make the world safer. the deal will sharply limit iran's nuclear program in exchange for lifting crippling sanctions. the president insisted there are only two options here. >> either the issue of iran obtaining a nuclear weapon is resolved diplomatically through negotiation or it's resolved through force, through war. those are the options. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is calling the deal a historic mistake and says israel is not bound by it and could still take military action against iran. >>> today the president turns to domestic issues during a visit to oklahoma. last night the president calling for you expa

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt spoke to those who web bauer as a great friend and athlete. >>y lord that you comfort our hearts, ease our pain,ing. >> it was supposed to be a summer of fun. a chance to relax with friends before heading back to school for senior year. 17-year-old darius bowyer won't have that chance. >> it's crazy something like that can just go like that. >> us friends classmates even complete strangers gathered on williamstown high school's football field to remember him. >> he always had a smile on his face with everything did he. he was no matter who you were, it didn't matter if he knew you or didn't he could make you laugh. >> authorities pulled bowyer's body from monroe township lake near piney hollow in jackson roads. his friends say bowyer jumped into a quarry but never resurfaced. crews spent wednesday night and thursday morning looking for him. >> this has affected this community in such a manner, um that it's going to take a long time for this to recover. >> reporter: authorities say he was swimming with three friends when he went under. robert jenk

julie: scott bauer of trading advantage from chicago, thank you so much. matt?t: thank you, julie. time for your top stories on bloomberg. more bad news for the as 35, the pentagon's most expensive weapon system of all time. the marine corps version of the demonstrated fighter showed poor reliability according to a memo a -- obtained by bloomberg. they said that at 35's are available for flights only half the time they were actually needed. a former navy analyst who spent 30 years in prison for spying for israel will be freed in november. the u.s. parole commission voted to approve the release of jonathan pollard. he was given a life sentence for selling israel classified documents. the obama administration denied the parole decision for smooth relations with israel in the wake of the iran nuclear deal. the largest seller of tobacco posted second-quarter profits that the estimates. all three has raised the forecast for the a because higher cigarette prices are boosting revenue. they make small borough and virginia slams. it is also developing product for the e-c

it is very difficult to pick an individual equity. , scottthank you so much bauer, coming to us fromnext. ♪ it is 9 a.m. and san francisco in 6 p.m. in brussels. betty: welcome to the bloomberg market day. leaders are meeting in brussels in 30 minutes and francois hollande says greece must present reforms and angela merkel says time is running out. there are only days left and we will head to brussels for the latest. pimm: the heads of edna and umana will join us to tell about their merger. betty: elon musk will speak rocket thatacex exploded. pimm: welcome to the bloomberg market day. betty: let's see how the markets are trading and it is an ugly day and equities.

just walking along the central terminal area, you can see eddie bauer, but compare that to other airportslondon heathrow, you high-end shopping. even hong kong, singapore, it's major luxury retailers. here, definitely not so much. another thing, commute times lga and scored, 32 out of 36 airports, the commute time during rush hour was 69 minutes and security was also 29th out of 36. it'd be jfk and newark. jfk is further. they should only take half an hour to get to laguardia. forward towe look hearing with the governor and vice president have salience afternoon. pimm: moore is coming up on the "bloomberg market day." ♪ pimm: welcome back. i'm pimm fox. let us take a look at the top stories at this hour. the israeli drugmaker is bolstering its position as the world's largest maker of generic drugs. it has began to buy the drug in cashying $40 billion and stocks. the chief executive calls the deal a smart move for his company. i certainly believe it was the right deal at the right time. this generics industry needs to consolidate. we have always maintained that we were not going to be a co

. >> reporter: donald bauers witnessed the shooting and said neighborhood has been on edge since. >> guy only live right around the corner from here. there is really, you know, lot of relief now. >> i felt bad for everything, i just feel bad it all happened. >> reporter: now the suspect's family in this case has long maintained his innocence they say he was with them at the time of the last years shooting, coming up at 6:00 o'clock a hear from the suspect's fat shore says that his son did not deserve to die. we are live outside police headquarters matt rivers for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we will will see you shortly, thanks very much. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the deadly police shooting. we will have latest updates on air and on our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> idea ace recalling 27 million dressers after deaths of two children last year including a two-year old west chester boy. recall effects 7 million chests and 20 million other ikea dressers but instead of having customers return the furniture ikea will provide a wall anchor repairing kit. the t

before i went into this meeting i had talked to brad bauer, who is the archivist at hoover institutiones where i have -- was archiving oral histories, oral development of intelligence professional. and he said, well, maybe this will be a significant event maybe not, but it is a good thing to just collect everything while you are there. you know, this would be good archival practice. so in fact, i did collect everything just as a matter of good form. i had no clue that there was anything suspicious going on in the beginning. it would be as if summoned he called the task force, we're going to talk about school bullying or something, so i had no clue that there was any sabotage a foot. but it is normal for me to take notes and to collect everything, so i happened to have all of those things. but i did not at all go at this suspiciously. amy: you told us on democracy now! years ago, you talked about the unbalanced nature of this task force. he said six of the 10 members were highly placed in the department of defense as contractors and military officers, for example, one with the commander

economic forum global leaders of tomorrow tomorrow and served on the part of eddie board of eddie bauer, "the new york times," gateway. scott is recognized as a leader on technology marketing and the digital landscape and we are thrilled to have him here today. [applause] >> thanks so much. appreciate you having me. let's light this candle. in the dimensions of the digital footprint on the marketing. cofounder to 50 brands and if we sit down with the brand and tell them where the competitive sets there is a lot of benchmarking. when we say winning and losing we mean gaining or leaking name of gaining or leaking influenza in the system. so that is we take a look at for incredible companies on facebook and google endgame the influence and who is going to decline and it's kind of hard to call any of them a loser because they couldn't decline for the next 20 years installing hugely important. but looking at them through the lens around where they are investing i think that it is the larger technology landscape and how you might want to think about allocating the capital where the world is h

notwithstanding the october study chairman malcolm bauer also had a roundtable last week in which a participant from the market, j.p. morgan are blue stated in the treasury market -- neubauer -- usability of $500 million trade and not have a moving market. now is down to $192 billion. even in the treasury the most liquid market we have significantly reduced liquidity. and in the fsoc report on page 68 the primary dealer securities holdings shows since the crash and since the dodd-frank a treasure holdings have gone up to high levels in all other categories corporate and even agency securities have dropped, which implies to me people are holding treasure holding liquidity and not making a market in that. i really think regulation is being shortchanged. i'd like you to comment on basel, the liquidity ruled our working together that are causing a lack of liquidity. >> i'm not ruling out the possibility that regulations could play a role here. it's simply we have not been able to understand there are lots of different factors and we need to look at it more to sort out just what's going on and what

shane bauer, who was an american hiker in prison in iran accused of being a spy, spoke extensively about when the iranians imprison him in solitary, it was the most brutal part of his ordeal. since solitary started being used, they've known it was torture. i don't think it is appropriate to torture people to enforce minor rules. probably rules that people never should have been in jail in the first place. brian: when you were traveling you were put in prison. molly: i was detained. i was detained when i was 18, traveling in eastern turkey. it was right after the cease-fire. i actually think i was detained because in turkey they have a draft. a lot of the policemen are military police. they are young guys who are drafted in. they kind of saw an american girl and wanted to hang out and didn't realize how scary they were being. brian: you've been to syria. when did you go to syria? molly: last summer. brian: why did you go there and how did you get in? molly: i was doing a story about a camp right over the border. brian: here is some of your artwork on the screen. molly: that is actually so

. >> three americans who have a unique perspective on all this is our sarah sure, shane bauer, and joshal. they were hiking in iraq in summer of 2009 and unknowingly crossed the iranian border. they were arrested by iranian authorities. sarah spent 410 days in prison. the men, 781 days. sarah now prisoner's rights advocate joins me from new york. sarah, or from san francisco, i believe. sarah, good to see you. again, thank you very much. tell me about your reaction to the question and the whole issue of the americans and we've been reporting on a great deal who are still in prison and whether this deal should have been done without trying to bargain for their release. >> well, andrea it's a good deal. it's by all accounts a great deal. and iranians are celebrating in the streets and americans should be celebrating, too. it will ease tension on both sides. it will weaken the hard liner position in iran and hopefully lead to more regional cooperation in combating isis. >> at the same time, what the president is saying what john kerry is saying is that the prisoner issue, while they mentio

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here with the skinny on how much some foods cost us in the gym is joy bauer, back with us.. but when it comes to actually eating the foods we under estimate. in other words we eat back way more calories than we have exercised. >> as a punishment for getting it wrong. she's already going 900. >> yeah. >> the answer is a, you will raise the towel. if you think it's b, raise the bottle of water. whoever gets it wrong has to increase the speed of the treadmill. >> pressure! >> are you ready? in order to burn off a 20-ounce bottle of sports drink, you would need to walk how many miles? is it three-quarters of a mile? or b, one and a quarter mile? you're both right. one and a quarter mile. that's about 25 minutes. so 25 minutes of walking just to burn off a sports drink. doing nicely. >> okay. >> here we go. nutrition bars, energy bars. they are so common. people grab one right after exercise. they are about 200 calories on average. in order to burn off the typical bar, how many minutes of chores would you have to do? dusting or doing the laundry, yard work. a, 50 minutes, b, 30

here with the skinny on how much some foods cost us in the gym, is joy bauer back with us.ate the amount of calories they need to burn through exercise. really when it comes to actually eating the foods i think we underestimate, in other words we eat back way more calories than we exercise. >> as a punishment for getting it wrong, she's going like 900. >> if the answer is a you raise the towel. you think the answer is b, raise the bottle of water. whoever gets it wrong has to increase the speed of the treadmill. ready game on girlfriends. so in order to burn off a 20 ounce bottle of sports drink, you need to wuk 3 quarters of a mile one and a quarter miles. >> you're right. 1 and a quarter miles. that's about 25 minutes. 25 minutes of walking just to burn off a sports drink. doing nicely. thank you. here we go. nutrition bars energy bars so common. people tend to grab one. they are about 200 calories on average. in order to burn off this typical bar how many minutes of chores would you have to do like dusting or doing the laundry, yard work. is it a, 50 minutes, b, 30 minut

. >> bauer they are holding steady under three bucks a gallon. >> i'm surprise blood think. >> according to the gas buddy.com average price is 2.77 cents a gallon. prices are up 1 cents from this time last month, and down 80 cents from this time last year. >> 80 cents. >> alaska has highest gas prices in the nation with an average of 3.45 cents, a gallon. >> okay. >> and south carolina a has cheapest price these week costing 2.4 2 cents a gallon, maybe i will drive mize car to south caroline, fill it up and come back. >> you won't make it that wouldn't make sense. >> no. >> 7:17. >> phillies faced a familiar face last night when they went to los angeles to take on the dodgers. >> this was the first time we have seen the phillies play against jimmy rollins. before the game jimmy says it was not hard to leave the phillies, when he did. >> when i was done, i did everything i could do, we won a championship. we won pen ants. i didn't leave anything behind. obviously we would have like to have won more championships we had an opportunity to but i didn't leave any stone unturned. >> that is fo

but lucy put her antislavery and women's rights work on hold in 1857 after giving bauer to daughter alice. she trade to find time to lecture bus the nurses she hired proved incompetent. also she was overwhelms by nursing and attending alice's many childhood illnesses. finances were a problem for the family. henry never proofed a consistent bread winner. he sold his partnership in the hardware store and tried to learn their sugar beet business. after the civil war his land sold and finally gave the family financial security. domestic life game even more difficult when henry left their new jersey home to work in chicago for five months, selling agricultural books. alice was not yet a year old. in 1859, the three moved to chicago for henry's job and there lucy gave birth to a premature baby boy who died. though she wrote very little about his haven't wrenching event, one senses she became ever more devoted to caring for alice. lucy pulled back from lecturing and the women's movement to back full-time mother. during the civil war she devote much of her attention to raising and caring for the

joining me now is access hollywood's stephanie bauer. covering 22 years old for bobbi kristina and dates back six months to when she was originally found in her own home. was this just the way because of the severity of her injuries that the family knew this would be the outcome and trying to make her as comfortable as possible or had they hoped for her to recover? >> you can see from bobby's statement they thought she would pull through. maybe that she would pull through and in hospice for a listening time now so unfortunately, most of us sort of thought this would happen but the family definitely held out hope through their strength in god and prayer. they said that a lot to us. >> and reporting that the conserveator filed a lawsuit against the man she allegedly married and some said they may have had a physically abusive relationship and withdrew thousands from the bank account after she was hospitalized. what more do you know about that? >> i have been in contact a lot with nick regularly since about february. through the earlier mon

. >> joy bauer is over there throwing zucchini at us. >> joy's not into this. >> so good. >> delicioushe desserts tab. first, this is "today" on nbc. iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism. >>> you guys annihilated these. >> so good. >> let's get special birthday wishes from mr. willard scott. >> new york new york how nice it is. won't be long before autumn in new york. how nice that is. i love it. marjorie hatfield. she's 100 years old today. her favorite past time is sky diving. san jose's favorite daughter. happy birthday. eleanor rose everybody said have a rose in the family. she's there. she's been around the world seven times. lives in swampscott massachusetts. went around the world. how about that? here is daniel battista from new york. he helped to paint the original yankee stadium. we wish him a happy birthday. albert walker is 103 years old. how about that? he's from

. >> joy bauer is not happy. >> so good right?recipes at today.com/food. this is "today" on nbc. day" on nbc. hey there fellow californians i know you're staying golden by managing your energy use... which means managing water too sfx: rawr especially during a drought. learn to save water, energy and money at energyupgradeca.org >>> you guys annihilated these. >> so good. >> let's get special birthday wishes from mr. willard scott. >> new york new york how nice it is. won't be long before autumn in new york. how nice that is. i love it. marjorie hatfield. she's 100 years old today. her favorite past time is sky diving. san jose's favorite daughter. happy birthday. eleanor rose everybody said have a rose in the family. she's there. she's been around the world seven times. lives in swampscott massachusetts. went around the world. how about that? here is daniel battista from new york. he helped to paint the original yankee stadium. we wish him a happy birthday. albert walker is 103 years old. how about that? he's from daytona beach,

. >> let's crunch the numbers with joy bauer. what are the pros of counting calories?eight. also when you journal your food it makes you more comfortable. it's empowering. you're going stick with a plan. the other thing is calories are available everywhere and all foods can knitfit in. >> are there down sides? >> i would to say down sides but challenges. first thing because you're crunching numbers you have to focussed and committed. if you have obsessive personality it's not for you. it's frustrating when you can't find calorie information. all foods fit in can be a con. 500 calories of strawberry drink will be different than chicken. >> do you have to divvy the calories up evenly throughout the day or can you have binges? >> anything goes. it's your range of calories. it's your a lotment. for women the 1200 to 1600 calories for today. for men, you have fast erer metabolism 1600 to 2,000. for women 300 calories. for men 400 calories. men get a few more egg whites and a full grapegrapefruit. it for women 400 calories. for women 500 calories. the men get more turkey and

>> here to introduce them is the leader of the joy fit pack, nutritionist joy bauer. >> hi joy. >> i'mignificant anxiety disorder. the way she coped with it was with compulsive eating. so she did all of this binge eating. her weight started to climb. in 2011 she was over 300 pounds. so she decided to get to the root of the anxiety. she started journaling and was able to stop feeding the anxiety with food and instead relieving and burning the anxiety through exercise. she found running, kick boxing weight lifting. >> what? >> she's new a newlywed. i'll give a shoutout to her husband juan. she lost about half her size. she lost about 150 pounds. >> good for her. >> she's a personal trainer. she is going to wow you. so 301 pounds right there. >> let's take out the before picture. let's just live here for one second. that's megan's before picture. megan, come out and join the joy fit club, please. oh my god! >> look at this! >> are you kidding? >> whoa! >> and i'm going to put her on the spot because she can bench press about 150 pounds. >> you can? >> i can squat, yes. >> wow. you want to

. >> treasury secretary jack lew health and human services secretary sylvia bauer well and labor secretary thomas perez explain the viability of the report of social security and medicare trust funds. they summarize the fiscal health of the social safety net programs. following their remarks the trustees took questions from reporters. this is about 40 minutes. >> good afternoon. microphone on? good afternoon. hello, everyone, thanks for being here. earlier today the social security and medicare boards of trustees met to complete the annual financial review of the programs and to approve the trustees financial reports. i would like to recognize and thank my fellow trustees for their productive and collegial work this past year. i know i speak for all of the trustees when i say this year's review would knot have gone as smoothly without the skill and determination of the chief actuaries steven goss and. thank you everyone for your hard work. social security and medicare are the most successful social insurance programs in our thanks. they keep millions of older americans out of positive vert