up to the it's not just a new story you will be shot if you see the stage take a look you be. the teacher feel all the same. length. hello and welcome to worlds apart it took an american being killed by a briton in the midst of the syrian desert with the danger all violent extremism to really hit home but why does the west only seem to care about really just radicalism when it compromises its own security well to discuss that i'm now joined by hani a co-founder of the u.k. based antics famous group active change validation mystically here thank you very much for being on the show it's a pleasure thank you for inviting me now. when extremism prevention is discussed in the british media it's usually in the context of young british muslims traveling to syria getting radicalized there and than becoming a security risk once they decide to come back home and that strikes me as a bit selfish because if they were just to stay in syria and five an unfriendly government of let's say bashar assad then radicalization is not really a problem i mean in fact the more radicalized there are th

running to be an mp.ared that one up. you want some ammunition about europe and reform? >> that speech was meant to be about numbers, about the economics of being in or out of europe. if you are watching it in is that, all you heard boris is going to stand, wants to be an mp, wants to be the leader of the party, this is about positioning him, this is not a serious message. this is about british politics, not about britain's place in europe. >> i think you are right. i think it was very verbose to try to turbocharge the democracy and national politics. he wants europe to be a cartel busting, opportunity backing -- i could go on with the verbosity. what we perceive is wrong with europe. the driving regulation, the waste foreman regulation. painting a picture of the tough things involved in doing business in europe. the nitroglycerin he referred to in terms of anti-immigration. >> do you think all of this though, this is about perception and it is all about perception. he has chosen today -- he knew that que

whether it would be the board of supervisors or the mayor or whether it would be the head of some department and whoever the appropriate officer or body was that 0 could remove that person we make the recommendation to that individual or body >> so i'm not against sending something to the appointing officer or the entity that has the power to remove i'm not sure in every case someone that fails to meet the deadline of 90 days should be removed from office. so i propose modifying commissioner keanes amendment to perhaps notify the officer or appointing body to this person has failed to file after 90 days. in my mind first of all, i'd like to make the recommendation i'm also comfortable with maybe not always dismissals >> let me take our language mr. chair you wouldn't be comfortable with automatically dismissing someone was not filled the form within 90 days that's not what would happen. you don't have to worry about that. our recommendation is not going to have that effect it's going to be our opinion that this is something we consider so important that the person should be i don't know if w

and why would we be successful verses not being successful? that is such a softball question and i get to boast about how great our department is and how well things are working in san francisco at the expense of los angeles but i will not go there and we are two book ends in the state, and by fact, los angeles is the largest county jail system in the country, and then we are, in the north side of the state, one of the most under crowded jail systems in the country, we really are apples and oranges and i think that because of the good work we are focusing on reducing recidivism and alternative to incarceration and we see a kind of chemistry that i think that is really unique to san francisco's criminal justice system and i don't think that los angeles has that. >> on what will happen if when we are in this program and they actually violate, you know, in terms of the hdem. >> okay. >> they would offense, and they would, if they are arrested and they are a repeat offender, then they would certainly suffer the consequences. and as i am sure that

i'm thrilled to be alive, to be well, and to be reunited with my family. all, i am forever thankful to god for sparing my life and i'm glad for any attention my sickness has attracted to the plight of west africa in the midst of this epidemic. please continue to pray for liberia and the people of west africa and encourage those in position of leadership and influence to do everything possible to bring this ebola outbreak to an end. >> both patients were treated with an experimental drug but doctors say it is not clear if it helped in their recovery. that's incredible. >> it was amazing. that was the medical team that worked on him and he gave each and every single one of them a big hug to say thank you. he looks great and we will wait to see if nancy writebol comes in to the cameras. >>> tampa bay times. a heart warming story out of st. pete. a pay forward act of kindness lasted 11 hours because around 7:00 a.m. on wednesday morning, a woman going through the drive-thru paid for our ice coffee and pick up the tab for the driver behind her. the starbucks em

the same will be true of mr. ford. he will have maybe a bigger democratic majority after the election in november. but there will be a different kind of a balance, at least for some time. congress has already restricted presidential warmaking powers. it has already arranged for much greater authority over the budget making process as it goes along. that will make a big difference. it wants now to limit the size of white house staff, presidential personal staff, and their immunity of testifying before congress, and that type of thing. and the courts have asserted once again their supremacy in matters of law, as to what the constitution means, what the law is. they say they shall determine that whether it is the president or whoever it is that tries to act or think otherwise. this is bound to be a new balance. the congress will have to, is going to exert more authority. more lead. find moreg to have to ways to conduct day-to-day business. it has to be more efficient. >> i think we will be talking about this much more lat

they can be tomato pickers, they can be physicists, they can be captains of industry, they can be plumbers. and for me, the challenge as director of citizenship and immigration services, the reason i am embracing this challenge, is to create a fair and efficient system for those individuals to find a place in our society. i am the son and grandson of immigrants. my grandparents did flee communism in cuba and both fled anti-semitism and hardship in both turkey and poland. these are motivators for my work here, as well. like so many, my parents hoped for a better future for me and for my sister, as well. i have spent the majority of my career as a law enforcement officer. i don't need to have done that to know that there are many people who wish the united states harm. and so i do view it as a very solemn and important part of my work to safe guard the security and safety of the united states. i'd like to relate two particular experiences that i've had during my few days as director of u.s. citizenship and immigration services. i had the honor of attending a naturalization ceremony where 53

my thought would be obviously are project that is close to existing mass transit will probably be one of the highest proprietors we've take the opportunity seen the people that are commuters within the city or from outside the city the key factor how far did he have to working class walk from the end of how commute to my business not how far from the home to the event the critical factor is the bart and mass transit didn't have interruptions that take forever on city streets or are the areas that are important. the other is the zoning for the project in conformity with the existing zoning as mentioned in corey's report there are zoning that needs to be changed their beneficial programs if we're looking at to moving projects forward we should move forward xooesh we went through eastern neighborhoods for transbay and market octavia and all the plans if those projects conform to what is allowed in terms of density and not square footage necessarily but then those are the ones that should move forward as quickly as possible and not be held up as we consider a contest as one speaker said m

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all of the detainees are insisted to be being treated with respect. we have more. >> she is trying to see her son. this is thailand's crime suppression division headquarters. police told her a few days ago he is here and she can see him. she's uneasy and contacted a group called thai lawyers for human rights providing legal rights for those detained by the leading council. they were turned away. i asked if they even knew where he was. >> she was informed by the police here that he was brought to the police station. >> but you are not sure. >> we're not sure. that's why we tried to check now and we will call, because last time, mother go to so many place to try to find him. she went to the central prison, to the police station and here to try to find him, but she couldn't find. >> without legal advice, police say he was involved in violence against anti-government demonstrators. they say prisoners are being treated well, upholding their human rights. the thigh lawyers say hundred was people have been summoned, detained and arrested. they don't have exa

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there will be a lot of people who will be very embarrassed. a well-known fact that people are after me. my security guards -- there was a strange activities and an attempt while we were there. it all stems from belize. there was a company in daytona beach, florida. we have a video of a man named jean lewis from las vegas hiding behind a tree with his phone sticking out trying to take a video of me. when he was caught, he ran away and pretended he was on the phone. all of this will go online. this is how i am using my own website. >> i have to ask you about belize. the case had gone cold last week checked. what have you heard? have authorities contacted you? >> i was never charged or even a suspect. they just wanted to question me. i just chose not to be questioned. there were no charges. they just admitted they confiscated all of my property and auctioned it off. it was a lot of property value. it was every penny i had. the u.s. government is happy with me. i have no outstanding warrants. i have a few parking tickets. >> why the need for secre

him being arrested, charges being filed, and a prosecution, him being held accountable for what he did. >> joining me now from ferguson, trymaine lee, reporter for msnbc.com. the situation behind you any way looks peaceful. >> reporter: it's certainly peaceful. on one hand, it's always the calm before the storm. i don't want to jump ahead of myself and say how calm it is, but it's very much like it was last night. we're going into the second week of protests. while people are tired, there's been gassings every night, there's been constant growling, but they're still at it. again, we have a couple more hours and we'll see if that element that people talk about, if they emerge and if we will see a repeat of last night and the night before and the night before that with the militarized police and the gas. as of right now, it's peaceful. there are two checkpoints, one down the road, and another right when you enter the road here. so police are locking folks in. it seems to be having an impact on the crowd. it's thick out here but not as many as in days past. >> craig melvin got to ride alo

be just, be true, murmur not at the ways of providence. so shall the life which you have entered be the portal to one of eternal and efable bliss, as if to the dead to care for the things of this world, every action of your life will be under my regard. farewell. extraordinary as that is, jefferson includes a deck log of con nons. meaning there are ten of them. number one, never put off till tomorrow wh you can do today. two, never trouble another what you can do to yourself. three, never spend your money before you have it. number four, never buy what you do not want because it is cheap. it will be dear to you. number five, pride costs us more than hunger, thirst and cold. number six, we never repent over having eaten too little. number seven. nothing is troublesome that we do willingly. number eight, how much pain have cost us the evils which have never happened. number nine. take things always by their smooth handle. number ten, when angry, count ten before you speak. if very angry, 100. a letter to someone just born. that it might cont

in body and carrying out your work >> i mean here the consequence would be it would be publicly disclosed this is a repel consequence but i'm understanding the smechl they're going to look at this language. so unless we require that i see there would be probably not an effect >> all in favor of the motion made i commissioner keane. >> i. >> i. >> opposed. hearing none the motion passes. >> can we take 14 and 15 together that is they relate to one seven hundred any questions or comments related. >> commissioner keane. >> yes. my comments are to 14. in regard my disagreement with our proposed nation. it is has to do with recommendation 14 b of the grand jury that says the ethics commission should recommendation dismissal who fails to file 90 days after the deadline we proposed it not be implement if so outside of the ethics commission jurisdiction under the state law only the f p pc can conduct enforcement matters regarding form seven hundred this is not an enforcement matter to recommend something we don't have the power to enforce anything unless a person fails to file in 90 days we recom

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so, it can be done. we were close to that happening in our country in 1979, and voelker when he came in, said we have to save the dollar so he took interest rates up to 21%. today circumstances are different and they're at zero percent. but the federal government unfortunately is going to remain pretty resilient and pretty strong. hopefully when the revamping and reforms that well know how to reduce the size and scope of government. >> host: the ron back report tweets in: the 99% has been losing ground to the 1% ever since the u.s. lost its last link to gold in 1971, when nixon abandoned -- >> guest: no doubt about it. the rich have done very well since 1971. actually real wealth is down, real wages are down, the middle class is smaller, and it is a truism that gold standard is a benefit to the average person, the command man, the laborer, because the wages stay up. they don't collapse. real becames are going down now because the purchasing power is going down faster than the government admits. they say,

be? >> there's more than -- i hope this is okay. can you hear? >> yeah. >> there is really a very complicated problem here. on the one hand, you know, the oslo accords were signed on to by the plo acting on behalf of you' all palestinians. and those accords involved early on. and that was the declaration of mutual recognition presented to the palestinian people. and that defined the process. and that defined the palestinian counterpart. and as i said, that point in time onward, this is the criterion by which the plo was to be judged, the extent to it was not supposed to be successful in delivering freedom to the palestinian people and palestinian statehood. that didn't happen, as i alluded to in my opening remarks. and if anything, that appears to be more elusive today, more distant than it did then. not surprisingly, the standing of the plo has eroded over time. consistent with an erosion in the terms of reference of the political process or the peace process. things that used to be take

they will all be separate subcategories, right? >> that would be right.we just recently reported in the last month that the two versions , they are both entering into production and we expect to see them out by the end of the year. on a a pretty busy pipeline for apple. after that, there is the larger size ipad early next year. there will be three ipads. i have seen no indication that they would discontinue any of the previous product sizes. that means that all three would be coming out to market. >> okay. we will leave it there. thank you. that is the story surrounding apple. some news we are getting regarding the boss of the imf. back to a case that has been a little bit of a shadow over her career over the last few years. politiciansinessman, -- it is a long-running case in france and it could have an effect on christine lagarde. figaro is reporting that she has been charged in the tapping case. this is according to figaro. keep an eye on this news and we will bring you more as we get it. certainly a significant story, not just in terms of global, econ

so the opportunity to be in the communities to talk and to be able to be heard by people who hopefullyhave the heart and the ability to make some things happen. the va is very complicated. it is a huge animal and i know there's a lot of things that need to be dealt with. there are a lot of really good stuff there is done and some big problems. i think if we can just focus on the individual's as people and patients and care what do they need today modify the system based on that and i think that will take us a long way. the focus needs to be the veterans. >> thank you. my time is expired. would you like to indicate whether you would like to continue to be involved in a more formal way to include your ideas and experiences? >> it would be an honor for me to help make a change for the veterans to be paying it forward. >> i would echo anytime anyplace. i not only bring my own battlefield perspective but that of all of the veterans i work with and i can only offer that much. thank you. >> thank you mr. chairman. >> district with ur recognized for five minutes are. >> thank you mr. chair i w

>> i think there will be. i don't think there will always be.but i think that it will be around in 10 years. i mean, you know, there are those, and i am not sure how accurate this is, but there are certainly those that think at some point some daily papers will be eliminated and the sunday will live on, the lucrative one with the advertising and it and the biggest editorial effort. there is no discussion of anything like that that i am aware of. but there is no question that is the trend. we have no way of knowing exactly how quickly that will happen. you don't have to go back far to realize, 10 years ago things were very different in the newspaper business. so it is difficult to look out 10 years. example >> in the , past, most newspapers generated 85% of revenue from advertising. 15% from circulation. you can imagine the tremendous difference. for those of you who have questions, and we take questions on all topics, i want you to work your way over to this microphone if you will. i will ask you to identify yourself and your organization if you

alex salmond could be the first first minister of scotland and could be voted out of power in 2016. his personality when it comes down to it, when people go to the polls, that will not be thinking about him, they will be think about themselves and what is best for them and their children and country. time.appreciate your for those of us who want to fall your tweet and beyond, they can find you and your twitter handle @severincarrell. severin, thanks for the insight. >> no problem. thank you. >> it will decide scotland's future with the eyes of the world watching and the referendum edging ever closer. welcome to glasgow. lmond versus darling. [applause] >> hello, and welcome to glasgow, as the independence referendum campaign enters its final stages, we brought two of the biggest names in politics. alex salmond leads the scottish national party, which has been campaigning independence party for 18 years. alistair darling is a member of the british parliament. it is the second time that that men have gone head to head, and they do so before the first ballots go out. for one in 6 voter

before i'll be a slave i will be , buried in my grave. and go home to my lord and be free. this is a freedom song meant to go around the world. critical time everywhere in the world. wake up as we stand at war. ask yourself what you're living for. we are living in some troublesome times. the truth has been hidden. the values we have to, live. oppression so deep, we are desensitized. as we stand in the final hour. you can't afford to give away your power. they think you're going to fall but they don't know you well. earth is going to tremble. you just stand your ground. you have to realize the battle is hard. we go to war with the honor guard. let your fire burned down on hypocrisy. finally become what you were meant to be. i see the fire in your eyes. take back your life. take back your life. i see the fire in your eyes. take back your life. take back your life. thank you. [applause] >> when we first started thinking that this brainchild, it was don rojas who came up with this idea to have a town hall meeting. what we decided to do was have it on august 27. he told me this

our investigation will be fair. it will be thorough. it will be independent. on a personal note i've seen a , lot in my times as attorney general but a few things have affected me as greatly as my visit to ferguson. i had the chance to meet with the family of michael brown. i spoke to them not just as attorney general, but as a father of a teenage son myself. they, like so many of ferguson, what answers. -- want answers. in my conversations with dozens of people in ferguson yesterday, it was clear that this shooting incident has brought to the surface underlying tensions that have existed for many years. there is a history to these tensions and that history simmers in more communities than just ferguson. law enforcement has a role to play in reducing tensions as well as to as the brother of a retired law enforcement officer, i know firsthand that our men and women in uniform perform their duties in the face of tremendous threat and significant personal risk. they put their lives on the line every day and often have to make split-second decisions. the national

you should not be ignored. you certainly shouldn't be punished. her who shallm or have borne the battle. that is the heart of the v.a.'s motto. this bill i am about to sign will help us achieve it. at but let's be clear. this cannot be the end of our effort. implementing will take time. it will require focus on the part of all of us. even as we focus on urgent reforms we need at the v.a. right now, particularly around forget our we cannot long-term service goals for our veterans. the good news is we have cut the disability claims backlog by more than half. but let's now eliminate the backlog. let's get rid of it. [applause] the good news is, we have poured major resources into health care. is, we have helped get thousands of homeless veterans off the street, made an unprecedented effort to end veterans homelessness. we have zero tolerance for that. but we have more work to do in cities and towns across america to get more veterans into the homes they deserve. we have helped more than a million veterans and spouses go to college under the post-9/11

the register i think has to be with the city there has to be an assignment of the money and an address but this should remain confidential and lots of things we file with government like tax returns they know where we are and if we're in violation they know where to get us this could be the is that you and wanting to complaint about a particular property they'll look at the address and check the residents 0 and we don't have to have everyone's names. another issue not discussed today but mentioned in the legislation who may sue and who may not sue. cities are going down the wrong road. there are laws and the courts will decide whether a lawsuit is a valid one or not and trying to dictate who is allowed to file suit we should be silent on in. we have to, of course, ask for documents to establish the permanent residents and the register fees are a tricky one there was a talk about 50 needing $100 we're going to have to make the whole revenue jaifrtd generate to allow for regulation enforcement and inspectors now, some of this could come from the hotel tax the platforms will be paying, yo

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fires will be torn by the mob and the cops and the people will be there and they'll be like thanks for the pfizer buddy you're going to need it in hell and that they want no they won't because americans are patriot they'll be patriotic to the last even though they'll be based here because as they say they us drugmakers he says pay thirty five percent tax he also says quote that he said he's tired of criticism directed at companies and c.e.o.'s for doing what he says may be the best strategy for their shareholders his exact quote regarding this. is there's a lot of cute ways people present this argument one of them is that these u.s. companies are getting all the advantages of being in the u.s. the universities the infrastructure the national institute of health the freedom the u.s. represents economically but every foreign company that invests in the u.s. gets that advantage as well so why should we have to pay for it. look the shareholders are equally culpable in this crime against america and the idea that we're doing what's best for the shareholders is a kind of delusional thinking

be on?ce 2." but for neil this reality wasn't a game. >> started talking about you got a kid,man, you got a kid, take care of your family. like snapped. >> when you got to fight, you got to struggle, you got to dig deep, stand up and say i will die before i surrender. those are the moments in life that define us when it comes to greatness. >> intense. you can see more from diana and the entire nbc 4 sports team tonight on the sports final. that's at 11:35 right after news 4 at 11:00. >> i'm wondering how many chairs on "the voice" would turn around for that one guy. >> yeah. i'm not guessing too many. >> i don't know. >> stick to your day job. >> right. >> okay. so some rain out there today. we've got to watch for it. >> a little hit and miss rain chance. nothing that's going to ruin your whole day but it is something that might put a 15-minute shower on your afternoon picnic. sort of keep that in mind. same story tomorrow. best rain chances this week on tuesday, wednesday, lingering into th

it's going to be a nice day to be outside today. 73 now at reagan national airport. not any wind blowing out there and there are some foggy spots to be dealing with first thing this morning. so your view out the windshield may be a bit reduced. slow down a little bit. use the low beams. here's the current visibility. here's the current picture for national harbor now. our city camera is on this side of the river looking east. this is on the east side of the river looking back off to the north. there's the george washington ma sonic temple right there in old town alexandria. beautiful day outside. zero visibility now in winchester, virginia. half mile visibility in martingsburg. a third of a mile for visibility in frederick and manassas. zero visibility in culpepper now. locally thick fog across northern virginia and parts of suburban maryland. warmer inside the city we have relatively good visibilities. once the fog is burned away we will be left with sunshine today and the uv index is back up into the high range. burn time, 15 minutes or less. don't forget your spf

do you think there will be fallout? >> hard to imagine that there would not be fallout.according to the u.n. they said that six u.n. facilities have been hit. and one interesting detail is that they had given the israeli military the coordinates of the school 33 times. most recently just one hour before that missile hit. >> clarissa ward, thank you. joining us now is the commissioner general of the united nations relief and works agency, pierre krahenbuhl. thank you for joining us. >> pleasure. one of your facilities a u.n. school that has been sheltering thousands of people was attacked this morning. what do you know about what happened? >> well, i did not talk with my colleagues in the ground in gaza since 10:45 this morning when the strike occurred in the immediate vicinity of one of our schools in gaza in rafah specifically. which is sheltering 3,000 displaced people from the conflict. it is confirmed that we have multiple deaths and injuries both outside and inside the school ground, the strike itself hit just in front of the main gate on the immediate proximity of

to be taken. or lists to be cross matched against known patients with known contacts. all of those procedures do take time to set up but we have teams work on them now. >> if somebody is in proximity to a sneeze or a cough is that a mode of transmission? >> in medicine we often say never say never. so in general the way we have seen the disease spread is by close contact with very ill people. as you know, the individual who traveled from liberia to lagos did become ill on the plane and we have assisted the countries to track the travel ares who have traveled with them and as of now have not identified illness in any of them. in general not from sneeze or a cough. in general, close contact with someone who is very ill but we to have concerns there could be transmission from someone who is very ill. >> at the fever stage, you are not likely to get it from somebody at fever stage? >> if they are just clearing their throat or sneeze original coughing but do not have a fever and have not become ill wit

i have said any final agreement must be airtight. it must be verifiable. it must be long-lasting.we cannot accept anything less because we can't trust iran and we all know that. if they walk away from the table, it will be a sad day for them to. we will all come together and support a robust and international response that includes restoration of any sanctions an additional sanctions on iran. let everyone here know that all options have to be on the table should they continue to with their program. the next four months are critical. i hope and pray that they will result in a comprehensive final agreement. this is a historic chance. we could let it pass us by or we could all work together and be very clear that it is worth a chance. we see how easy it is to go to war. we see that all over the globe. may i hasten to add that some of my colleagues i have heard in six to 10 cases say go to war. we need to resolve these issues and war is the last result, not a first resort. this is an opportunity that we have. i do not want to go over how hard it is. i share the 50/50 point of view. it

preamble as amended be agreed to, and the motion to reconsider be laid upon the table. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. pryor: madam president, i now ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar number 496, s. res. 513. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 496, s. res. 513 honoring the 70th anniversary of the warsaw uprising. the presiding officer: without objection, the senate will proceed to the measure. mr. pryor: i further ask that the resolution be agreed to, the preamble be agreed to, and the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. pryor: madam president, i now ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar number 497, s. res. 520. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 497, s. res. 520 condemning the downing of the malaysia airline flight 17 and so forth. the presiding officer: without objection

we'll be right back.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, you talked to some people w got a peak inside the stadi >>> 8 minutes before 8:00 and mark kelly at the new venue. >> reporter: they were giving people some tours yesterday and you could also have a chance to check out the museum. of course, not the 70,000 fans we're expecting today, but still a nice little turnout yesterday. they were actually rolling out the red carpet yesterday and put the finishing touches on the stadium. some stopped by for the guided tour of 15 bucks and others got the interactive united museum but i asked a father and son how they liked the new digs. >> i like this one, it's nice. >> spend so much time and effort to make it look perfect. >> i want to give you a heads up when it comes to security here at the stadium, this is a rule that some may not be familiar with. don't bring a big purse or bag to the stadium today. they'll make it check at the gate. the best case scenario would be to put it in a big ziploc bag or just don't bring anything

we may be at the peak right now and anything that can be done to bring this under control can be very helpful. right now the outbreak is spreading because of fear and the presence of a drug even an experimental drug might go some way in lessoning that fear. in that way i think it's a good idea that they begin this testing. >> doctor, give us perspective of how unproven, untested zmap is. >> well, the first time it ever went into a human was when it went into the two americans, the physician and the missionary nurse. that's the first time it's ever been in a hue man. it's been tested in an animal model with favorable results but we have a lot of experience to indicate that things that sometimes work in animals don't necessarily work in humans. so it really is in the human situation was completely untested. and so far there have been now five treatment courses that you correctly mentioned. two went to the americans. it's impossible to tell with that small number whether or not there was any positive effect. it doesn't seem to have done them any harm, but we certainly can't determine if

but they could be before the day is out. obviously surf everywhere not only here on the big island on the northeast facing beaches but also oahu, kauai, up into hawaii, dangerous conditions will exist. >> jim cantore. we'll keep you posted on this storm throughout the day. the army has wrapped up its two-day question of sergeant bowe bergdahl. he's being questioned on circumstances that led to his disappearance in afghanistan. he was freed in may in exchange for five taliban prisoners. here's what his lawyer had to say. >> he's very anxious to have this over, and he is a grateful human being. here is a man who has had a near-death experience, but we're not talking about an instantaneous near-death experience, we're talking about five years worth of near-death experience. >> the army is considering whether to pursue a desertion charge. >>> and the remains of major general harold greene arrived at dover air force base earlier today. soldiers wearing white gloves solemnly carried a flag-draped casket with greene's remains insid

same will be true with mr.ford and he'll have maybe even a bigger democratic majority after the election in november. there will be a different kind of balance, at least for some time. congress is already restricted the presidential war making powers. it is also arranged for much greater authority of its own over the budget making process as it goes along. that will make a big difference. it wants now to limit the size of white house staff, presidential personal staff and immunity from testifying before congress and all of that kind of thing. the courts have asserted once again their supremacy in the matters of law as to what the constitution means and what the law is. they say they shall determine it, whether it's the president, whoever it is that tries to act or think otherwise. the congress will have to, exert more thorlt and lead has to find new ways to conduct its day to day business and be much more efficient. >> we'll be talking about this much later on when we really know what happens tonight at the whi

we will be vigilant and we will be relentless. when people harm americans anywhere, we do what's necessary to see that justice is done. and we act against isil, standing alongside others. the people of iraq who with our support are taking the fight to isil must continue coming together to expel these terrorists from their communities. the people of syria, whose story jim foley told. do not deserve to live under the shadow of a tyrant or terrorists. they have our support and their pursuit of the future rooted in dignity. from governments and peoples across the middle east, there has to be a common effort to extract this cancer so that it does not spread. it has to be a clear rejection of these kind of nihilistic ideologies. one thing we can all agree on is that a group like isil has o place in the 21st century. friends and allies around the world we share a common security and a common set of values that are rooted in the opposite of what we saw yesterday. and we will continue to confront this hateful terrorism and replace it with

hamas, all the other palestinian faction also be in cairo, and there will be those kind of side talks. but the palestinians will be the one negotiating. and the hope is, again, that this could extend that ceasefire and get those talks going on some of the real humanitarian issues that are surrounding gaza right now and on the israeli side, dealing with the ultimate issue of demilitarizing hamas. >> elise labott, appreciate it. let's go to gaza city where explosions have been mixing with the early morning calls to prayer. john vause is there for us. what have you been seeing and hearing? >> well, anderson, just moments ago, yet another flare lit up the night sky just to the south of here. that's been happening off and on for the last couple hours which fits in with what else we've been hearing from here, which is automatic weapons fire. sometimes those flares are used for air strikes. but sometimes they're also used to light up a part of the battlefield for israeli troops who are on the ground there. we've also been hearing this steady explosions, one just then of what seemed to be art

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they will be 104 today.e a little end in the higher tropical clouds later but they are there right now. it should be mostly sunny though. fog, sun, warmer. really hot inland. this looks to be the hottest day. i think everyone will notice it on sunday. sometimes it's tough to cool down lake county. clear lake 105. st. helena 100. 100 pleasant hill. concord, pittsburg 101. 78 oakland. alameda 75. 90s for many. we will go 60s on the coast. 70 in the city and 80s and 90s on the peninsula. tomorrow looks a little cooler. and by sunday that fog comes roaring back in. >>> apocopic of wild coyotes were chasing -- a pack of wild coyotes were chasing a man and his dog. what he said happened and what it took to get away. >> they used to be locked up in shelters but that is about to change. news...sports... weather emergencies...especially diverse communities... rural towns... the elderly. they save thousands every year on cable and satellite bills... pay-tv providers don't like that. they're pushing washington to chang

you know, being with your teammates and being the best teammate you can be. that's what i strive to do. that's what i'm out here doing. >> i know you -- what does all that stuff mean to you? >> yeah, man. being the best teammate you can be. work hard doing that every, single day. you know? that's what we're out here trying to do. >> yeah, man. trying to be the best teammate i can be. and work hard at doing that. >> how is that going for you? the project of being a better teammate. >> every, single day, just trying to be a better teammate, man. yeah, man. just out here trying to be the best teammate i can be. i'm going to continue doing that. >> anything different than -- you felt today? >> yeah, man. out here trying to be the best teammate i can be. and i'm going to continue working on hard doing that. >> what was it like working out with your brother? different than previous seasons? >> every, single day, man, working hard, trying to be the best teammate i can be. [ laughter ] you got that? thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i believe they call tha

shouldn't be on the list. i think this is clear as day, that those lists tend to implicate certain types of voters. they don't have a problem doing it. that is the problem with the voter purge. it takes citizens who should be -- a veteran was the face of it. i can vote right now because somebody with my name is also on that list. you shouldn't do a purge unless you can protect actual voters. >> let me just chime in here for one second. there might that have been serious issues in 2000 but we are in 2014. what i focus on is, where are we in 2014? although we are still talking about a purge list, i challenge anybody in here to tell me there is massive purging going on of people who should be voting that aren't allowed to vote because of a bad list. there are lists, there are still problems and they have decided, we are not going to go ahead and do this right now until we have confidence in the list that we have, that people who should not be voting are not going to be voting. about talk all we want 2000 but in 2

be very different. in 2010, it was a perfect volcanic storm. you had weather patterns that resulted in the ash spreading across europe. you saw fine ash. in the rules that were in place at the time were very conservative and just really grounded a lot of lanes. er, there was another volcanic eruption in iceland, and even stronger eruption. and that only resulted in 900 flights being canceled versus the 100,000 canceled the year before. that gives you an indication of the improvements in both technology and also regulation in place. >> let's talk about technology, because some airlines are working on trying to create technology that identifies ash and allows pilots to take actions to avoid plumes. >> it was during the 2010 problem, the biggest hit carriers were some of the low-cost carriers. so it is appropriate that easyjet is one of the leaders on this. they have developed a technology called avoid. >> yes, we're talking to easyjet later. >> that infrared technology is developed by the u.s. military, a

it is going to be a day where temperatures are going to be perot average here.rmal high for this time of year is 69 degrees we're going 66 today. so it is going to be a cool day. fifty-nine, and overcast, you can see all that cloud cover, it looks like a pretty crazy day in albuquerque, also in colorado. so it is going to be a cooler forecast today and into tomorrow, looks like a lot of drizzle tonight and tomorrow, have a few reports over by the coast so far but i think that will be on the increase tomorrow. monday, tuesday, though, it ejects out far enough, we'll get into warm-up. how much is still debatable, but it does look warmer. not as warm today inland as it was, 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s, water temps are warm. walnut creek, 81. and 78 san jose. that's below average down from two yesterday. and 78 redwood city. and 66 in the city. temperatures will be cooler into saturday then kind of level it off sunday. it does look warmer and especially on tuesday. >>> it is coming up at 8:21. the call for help, the reason police believe this video can help solve a myster

i would say that would be my preference, better to be inclusive. [speaker not understood]. that would be my recommendation. >> i would support that. >> okay. so, we have a motion, then, to amend this item to accept both -- to split this contract up between all the responsive bids and the nonresponsive bids submitted. >> so move. >> thank you. >> that work? we can take that amendment without objection. [gavel] >> and the underlying item as amended we can also take that without objection. [gavel] >> thank you very much. madam clerk, do we have any other business in front of us? >> no, mr. chair. >> thanks, everyone. we are adjourned. [gavel] at 62942 working with together we can support your children. it's been my dream to start is a valley school since i was a little girl. i'm having a lot of fun with it (clapping) the biggest thing we really want the kids to have fun. a lot of times parents say that valley schools have a lot of problems but we want them to follow directions but we want them to have a wonderful time and be an affordable time so the kids will go to school her

stop being a spectator and start being a leader.away. >> people like this ultimately fail. >>> wishing and hoping doesn't cut it. hitler failed. only after he killed 6 million. what is your goal? do you even have one? if you do not have as your goal the destruction of isis, if you do not have the determination. the desire and stamina to destroy them. you need to leave. i am not talking about vacation. you need to leave the white house. remove yourself from the most powerful position on earth. you are putting americans on the wrong side of history, risking everything that we worked for. but if you do decide to stay, take a listen to what a real lead leader sounds like. >> i have nothing to offer but blood, towel, tears. our policy to wage war against a monster tivity in the dark and lamentable catalog of human crime. victory, victory at all costs. victory in spite of alter or. victory however long and hard the road may be. but without victory there is no survival. >> and that is my open. with me now fox news military analyst colonel

to be there and see it was pretty happening. " will be backers in a moment.d out happening in the markets. >> we will talk about the markets when we come back full -- when we come back. ♪ >> that wraps it up for "market makers." i had a good time. workedng the lawyer who for at o'bannon and defeated the ncaa in california federal court -- that artie awesome as well. >> taking us through what the next step will be any broader implications for the ncaa. but tomorrow, we will look at the impact of legal marijuana in colorado. it has been around for a few months and being hailed as a success will stop -- as a success. >> i'm not sold. we will discuss the implications. approaching 56 minutes past the hour, that means bloomberg television is on the markets. >> starks -- stocks are starting the week in the green following friday's rally. in the rede group is and geopolitical tensions appeared to be easing, allaying concerns among investors. joining me is the equity derivatives strategist at mk m holdings and a frequent guest of the show. we've still got russian troo

sadly it appears to be. and see if we can identify the individual in question. >> reporter: we know it's a huge issue here, not only here but across europe, thousands of young muslims have gone to go fight in syria and iraq to join the ranks of groups like isis, and we know an estimated 400 have come from britain here alone and about 50% of them are estimated to come within the london area. so this is a big concern for britain, michaela. >> clearly, it is. so you are sense -- british foreign minister saying they are looking into it trying to investigate but is there any sense of an international coalition or a plan to fight or to battle against the surge of isis? >> i think it's very clear that this is a global concern at this point, and the u.k. is very active in cooperating with the united states and other governments in the region as well to try and combat isis, but the question is how? and now that we've seen this particularly brutal video come out, is that going to change the equation? is that going to