becau were to be elected, se honestly i have been a republican all my life, and i am frustrated. i am frustrated with the choices that we have right now as far as health care is concerned. took me over a month just to get what might he moved treatments. chemot to get one of my treatments because of the insurance i am on through the obama administration. what would you plan to do differently if you were elected? sen. sanders: what we should understand, and i fear that not every american does understand this -- we are the only major wealthy industrialized country on earth that does not guarantee health care to all of our people as a right. the system that we have is way, way way out of touch with the rest of the world. i will fight for medicare for all. we can improve it and we should expanded to all people. -- expand it to all people. when you do that, not only do you provide quality health care to all people, you get rid of the profiteering of the insurance companies and drug companies. drug companies are charging us, by far, the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs

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move to grants the appeal and over turn the release of suspension on the basis that the da record becau- erred. >> it comes from the release of suspense itself it says if the release is done in part because the project is constructed in substantial to the approved plan you could say the error the board can find not in substantial conformity. >> that make sense. >> that's my motion. >> okay. >> the motion by the president to grant appeal and overturn the release of suspension that the zoning administrator erred because the building is not been constructed with the approved plan on that motion you commissioner fung. >> commissioner vice president honda. >> commissioner wilson and commissioner swig okay that motion carries and the release of suspension is over turned and blocked commissioner president lazarus no madam clerk, any other business before this committee? >> we're commissioners, item review of past events of the planning commission staff report and announcements >> again departments that. i have no report for you at this hearing could >> that places under commissioner matus. ite

benioff: i think we will start to see a lot of debt unicorns, because the icr sesiness is rais -- becau what i see our business is not focused on their fundamentals. uni-corpses. i agree. uni-corpses. i agree. go and raise money at very high evaluations and duell. but if you do that and then you get stuck, you have this very high valuation to go public and you will end up as a potential -corpse. this environment has a lot of volatility and the certainty and my advice is don't try and maximize the valuation, maximize the value of the investors and make sure you have people going through long-term themselves so they can help you weather the storm. emily: david, how much attention are you paying to the environment? are you changing anything within the company, are you doubling down, changing strategy, being more careful? dave: of course. as a ceo you have to balance two things -- growth and profitability. , and he sharesr with all his investee's. honestly i almost disagree with that point. the only thing that matters is customer value. in the marketrded for evaluation. i can generate more

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. >> i used to study becaus outside because i had no space in my family's shelter. my friends and i needed some quiet place to study. we would sit on the streets in the scorching heat and the freezing cold. we didn't care we had a goal and wanted to achieve it. >> when this woman did not have enough candles to study at night she had to wait for sunrise. she said it's unfair that there are not enough scholarships for syrian who is want to complete their higher education. >> we should not give up on studying or on our dreams. syria relies on us to rebuild after the conflict ends. we need teachers, doctors and students. >> there are fears that younger students in the camp will turn to work instead of graduating from school. with the lack of scholarships for syrians there are fears that some who are adamant about getting a university degree will flee to europe for better opportunities. many hearsay that this means they will never come back to rebuild sir why in the future. these two syrian teachers in the camp work tirelessly to try to secure scholarships for syrian stu

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becau were to be elected, se honestly i have been a republican all my life, and i am frustrated.ated with the choices that we have right now as far as health care is concerned. took me over a month just to get what might he moved treatments. chemot to get one of my treatments because of the insurance i am on through the obama administration. what would you plan to do differently if you were elected? sen. sanders: what we should understand, and i fear that not every american does understand this -- we are the only major wealthy industrialized country on earth that does not guarantee health care to all of our people as a right. the system that we have is way, way way out of touch with the rest of the world. i will fight for medicare for all. we can improve it and we should expanded to all people. -- expand it to all people. when you do that, not only do you provide quality health care to all people, you get rid of the profiteering of the insurance companies and drug companies. drug companies are charging us, by far, the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs. and we can

turn on my computer, wait five minutes becaus, it has a monitor that is bigger than my head. i got more power on my cell phone. >> he did what thousands of americans have begun to do in recent years. he joined the civic hacking movement. by day hackers like whittaker are computer programmers, government workers, regular citizens. by night they volunteer to come together in weekly meetings like this on their own time in their own particular ways to do the things that the state governments have neither the budget nor the expertise to do. >> if you were to define this. >> it's informal, some of it is hardly english. >> basically allows to you send requests to moment. apis. >> it's designed to avoid the type of problems that programmers had wit. >> i think across the civic hacking movement, we're government, let's make this work together. let's roll you will offe let's do some things. if you wait for government to do it, government will continue to operate the way it does right now. for a lot of people it's not operating very well. >> here in chicago civic hackers have created co

but people do expect to see him come out stroong tonight becaus of gaffes that he's demonstrated andception. >> that's right, thomas. this is a big opportunity for jeb bush to really change the narrative after this challenging couple of weeks that his campaign has had. even coming in third in the latest nbc news/"wall street journal" poll. the governor tweeted earlier today he has arrived in cleveland and he linked to a list of his accomplishments in florida during his time as govern governor. we expect tonight he will spend time highlighting his resume, much in the way he's been doing on the campaign trail. i do know that the governor in preparation for tonight plans to hit the gym, at tend mass with his wife, and also do some e-mailing, some catching up with advisers and friends. >> what do they need to do to stay calm, but speaking of governors when jeb bush was governor of florida, shaquille, you are following the current governor of ris cwisconsin, sco walker. what are you hearing about his prep for tonight? >> you heard in that video that he goes on his run. he's actually in wi

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>> he's in an entirely new position as a dacandidate becau now he is as competitive as any other republicanlary clinton and that was not the case, as you showed. she was beating him by 24 points so he has made a tremendous amount of progress among republican which is has now allowed him to be seen as an actual contender for the presidency and now he's in the ball game with his fellow republican competitors. >> it's almost within the margin of error if you think -- what's the margin of error? four or five points, right? that's almost within a margin of error. nia, the numbers for hillary clinton and bernie sanders are moving in opposite directions. hillary clinton is now ahead 47% 29% over bernie sanders but a month ago he was ahead 56-19. that's not a good trend for her. >> that's right. she's going down, he's going up. listen, sanders has had the political summer of his life. i talked to folks who've known him for years and years in vermont, they say even he's surprised at how well he's caught on, drawing huge, huge clouds, but the clinton campaign very much watching his next move which is

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because they are not allowed to apply to the 75th ranger regiment because that's a combat regiment becausthey will have this badge as we mentioned, the ranger badge they earned and we should point out they nay may not be the only women for long. one other women is currently in school. and if she completes the current phase she's in, sthooel graduate next month. >> second week of the nfl pre season. concussions again grabbing head lines. robert griffin suffered a concussion in last night's game after getting hit in the head on this play there. the nfl saying it is trying to make the game safer for players. and officials note that recorded concussions were actually down 25% last season. but researchers are still concerned the constant hits to a players head throughout the game could lead to more severe problems even later in life. a big reason chris borland decided to walk away. here he explains why he most be the most dangerous man in the game. that issue hitting news stands today. we're excited to be joined by the co-author of the article, espn investigative reporter, mark. he walked away

and for many years, no matter what was happening in the rest of the world, the chinese yuan is becausfree-floating based on the market levels was a baston of stability. this that changed. china loring the yuan not once, but twice. because china's economy is based on exports. they produce low-cost items and export them at low cost. devaluing their currency means that, for example, if you were going to buy an american product with chinese yuan and it was a hundred yuan two days ago, now it would be about 104 yuans so you're paying more. not great news for chinese consumers who are buying products that come from other countries. but it means the american exports are that much more expensive and that is the concern that there could be a ripple effect. other countries may start to rely on a stable yuan and may be affected and that is why there is -- you see the markets dropping, christine. >> when you talk about baston of stability some long criticized not for stability but china manipulating the market to its own advantage. so that its -- its exports have preferential treatment in world m

move to grants the appeal and over turn the release of suspension on the basis that the da record becau- erred. >> it comes from the release of suspense itself it says if the release is done in part because the project is constructed in substantial to the approved plan you could say the error the board can find not in substantial conformity. >> that make sense. >> that's my motion. >> okay. >> the motion by the president to grant appeal and overturn the release of suspension that the zoning administrator erred because the building is not been constructed with the approved plan on that motion you commissioner fung. >> commissioner vice president honda. >> commissioner wilson and commissioner swig okay that motion carries and the release of suspension is over turned and blocked commissioner president lazarus no madam clerk, any other business before this committee? >> we're - >> the commission will please come to order at secretary will call roll commissioner taylor-mcghee commissioner chow commissioner chung commissioner sanchez and commissioner walker second item it did approval of the

it appealed to nixo nixon becaue they would get rid of all the bureaucrats. nixon hated bureaucrats like it was a radical idea and is a pretty good idea. nixon was very engaged with it. nixon's record in this period makes him look like what we today would call a liberal. he created the epa. wad? part of it was political expedience. senator muskie, ed muskie of maine, and was a big environmental us and let like muskie is going to be the democratic candidate in 1972 so nixon who love to confound his enemies, try to mess with muskie by proposing and developing the epa to get to the left of muskie. on the environment. they work. was nixon since you about that? kind of. he did care about conservation. he gave mixed signals on it but he said if i have to choose between business and the environment i'm going to choose business. he said those things but then he would tell his young aide who was doing, making these roles, he would say, make these roles, don't talk to maurice stands to reason to talk to them. you just do it and i'll take care of stands let the typical

becaus because what do you do about the nativist chord that he struck that in the latest polls put his at the top of the republican field. and whene you talk about boehne and mccarthy and they tell you l they agree with you on integration and it is importante except they are blocking the bill that has passed and languishing in the house. so how do you get past, if you have any greathi idea on this, t do you get past the gridlock we are at in the congress now?on >> well a couple of things. one is, when somebody polls at n 15% -- and this could be said mt about democrats too, which is a party, minority of americans, democrats are as well. but then do the statistics and you are talking about 6% or 7% of americans saying absolutely.s and that is part of american history as we have native chords throughout. knowut t nothings and many part and individualshat have said that. but that doesn't mean it represents america.an it is certainly more than 50% of the talk on the news these dayst but not necessarily 50% of the . perspectives of americans. so i return to the polling and i return to the e

. >> always feels harder to breathe becaus the humidity is leaning on us. it stays muggy despite the fact that temperatures make it back tois the middle 80s. >> 75 in point pleasant and 73 in sayreville. a little cooler, 60s northwest new jersey. most of the hudson valley in the 70s. 74 degrees in danbury. you're usually cooler than that. we're watching showers and thunderstorms from around the chesapeake bay area working their way through pennsylvania. they're not moving eastward very much. more from south to north. that will be the trend today. we're going to watch an area of showers developing to the west of the city. spotty in nature this afternoon. right now most of the computers showing it's far to the west of us. new jersey, you have the best chance, west central new jersey seeing showers or brief downpour this afternoon. 84 the high. a stray shower can't be ruled out. again, with the heat and humidity building. i'm talking well after midnight. if you're out during this evening, it's relatively quiet. muggy and on the cloudy side. could be a sprinkle

move to grants the appeal and over turn the release of suspension on the basis that the da record becau- erred. >> it comes from the release of suspense itself it says if the release is done in part because the project is constructed in substantial to the approved plan you could say the error the board can find not in substantial conformity. >> that make sense. >> that's my motion. >> okay. >> the motion by the president to grant appeal and overturn the release of suspension that the zoning administrator erred because the building is not been constructed with the approved plan on that motion you commissioner fung. >> commissioner vice president honda. >> commissioner wilson and commissioner swig okay that motion carries and the release of suspension is over turned and blocked commissioner president lazarus no madam clerk, any other business before this committee? >> we're - >> the commission will please come to order at secretary will call roll commissioner taylor-mcghee commissioner chow commissioner chung commissioner sanchez and commissioner walker second item it did approval of the

. >> caller: i'd like to say, it'm been ten years and a lot of people haven't come back becaus of theact that they think that, you know, another one is going to come. and if another one comes, and they feel like, you know, they're not going to be well y s protected. and the levees fail. and the jewel of the city is the french quarters. and if you notice, every time they have a big storm, they oper up the industrial canal and let the water go in the lower ninthe and that's where mostly black y people live at. and the jewel never gets destroyed because that's the te. moneymaker, the french quarter. >> let's get a response from jim amoss. >> if you live in a coastal cits of the united states, you're just about as vulnerable as new orleans is. repeate it's been demonstrated east repeatedly by hurricaneco hugo charleston, hurricane sandy on d the east coast, and it's something that we have to face as a nation and we have to mos muster the political will that p it takes to protect our cities.t these are the places most of ouh population is and most our tradk and commerce originates from. se

becau you can see some identification. you can identify some behaviors in this human being.th that human being that can be a trigger. it's the too late for alison and too late for adam. but for the coworkers, for you as a journalist, it's important to heal to release that pain. because we sometimes do not understand the capacity of the human being to act like this guy. it is hard. but it is help, i highly suggest and advise to look for counselling in this process of pain. >> ingrid cruz, you lived through it. it shaped your life and you're trying to make it easier for others. thank you for sharing your message with us. i appreciate it here on "new day" today. thank you, ingrid cruz. >> thank you. >> we're trying to get perspective on something that makes no sense. but there are questions going forward that need answers and the coverage will continue. "newsroom" with carol costello will be here for you right after the break. aw. aw. ♪ thirsty? they said it would make me cool. they don't sound cool to me. guess not. you got to stick up for yourself, like with the name your pri

move to grants the appeal and over turn the release of suspension on the basis that the da record becauerred. >> it comes from the release of suspense itself it says if the release is done in part because