soldiers came to the island and asked the bic leave. >> the islanders are well pleased that the yanksl add variety to their lives. >> reporter: that is how a people who had never been nomads wept into exile. >> america -- went into exile. >> america say we will take you not for long. when it's done, we'll bring you back. in their minds it was a week, two weeks. >> reporter: the bikinians say there was a solemn promise made. >> the american man on bikini said they will always be taken care of, they are the children. u.s. >> reporter: while the u.s. tested their weapons, the bic eachians moved to an area where they were am starved and to another island. >> i was amazed how big the land is, compared to where they are now. i was sitting there remembering my grandmother thinking wow, this is where she grew up. this big piece of property, where she could go. kila is a one mile, by 1.5 miles long island. >> a tiny lump in the ocean. >> yes. >> with no lagoon, and that's where they are now, waiting. off. >> to go where? >> question of the century, we don't know. >> reporter: it's a question t

schools in the 1950s little awareness of the minority we're excited about the prospect of arresting bic and vietnamese and are thankful for the civil discourse we're here to ask you to remove the arresting rabbi organizing center from the resolution because they've shown through the repeated public statements to e pious intolerant attitudes towards our community i ask this on behalf of my community and my own personal memories feeling safe in the public schools can feel like thank you very much for your time. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi my name is naomi loopz a proud product of the san francisco unified school district and my parents are teachers they met back in the day and elementary school and i have two children in marshall lefrment and my family is a multi lingual and multi racial cultural family i'm jewish and my husband it latino we're very happen at marshall elementary school and appreciate the spanish and the cultural aspect of that language and the program i was existed and thrived thrilled to find out you're open to or restrict and vietnamese and appalled to hea

and low instance languages listed on the second page the second page is low incidents of arresting bic we saidabic we said a huge i have a problems are hire outdoor transparency for spanish and chinese. >> keeping in mind those translation services in spanish and chinese given the population of chinese and spanish speakers a limited number of transparence later in house we understand that and that's part of the analysis that is but point well-taken. >> i don't know when i look at this i thought that the special interpretation is 70 percent at best by special education it is to technical our trans later may not be up on - >> if we're spending a lot of money on trans later but translations of the i p and others documents it is specialized in a major language like spanish we should have our own technical specialists that can do those translations those that is the kind of issues. >> no further comment. >> ms. casco. >> ms. fewer mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns dr. murase 7 i's and superintendent proposes for first reading two items i need a motion and secon

superintendent requesting the names of other organizations that maybe of help in our development of arresting bicand vietnamese language pathways in addition to those community-based organizations in the board resolution in addition as with all curriculum development by the sfusd we committed to assuring that the final curriculum i emphasis the language pathways it pubically vetted and finally it is the sole intent of this board of education and this superintendent to engage in this process for the feasibility of establishing the arabic and vietnamese pathways so that students that wish to study the language and culture may do so in our public schools we're not interested in engaging in any geopolitical discussions or providing any group of people who feel disparnld or unwelcomed this resolution is about studying the development of language pathways and that's all thank you my final comment is with an esteem sadness of one of the loss of our beloved teaches marie hack even though she passed away from complications of a recent illness she's a san francisco, california staple serving for 20 years s

. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is riccardo and student i'm a bic advocate and very impressed how bike friendly that venue will be and form of that will bring more bicycle lanes on 15th street making it simple to get in and out of area by making the path for bikes their reducing congestion in the area thank you for your time and consideration. >> thank you. >> good afternoon commissioner i'm not only a san francisco residential but the sports and recreation director for the bayview hunters point branch we've been community partners with the warriors i started in 2006 and remember being part of the warriors they've been more than a sports team and the families of the ymca through the years we've experienced the warriors from outside of the game of basketball and believe me those are stunt that people dream of being a part of in oakland this that whole time they've proven they'll implement the strategies that are best for everybody you you know the warriors and city work hard to listen to the feedback and incorporate the communities suggestions and as a result they've come up wi

celebrates diversity there are other options so i encourage you to move forward with the arresting bic and vietnamese pathways and please think long and hard with who you choose to partner with thank with thank you. >> i'd like to ask you to hold applause. >> i'm jeremy benjamin and this is a pleasure to be in front of you my two kids are in the public schools and like other people before me at the inclusion vietnamese and arabic is an important thank you for explaining this i cherish the environment being with the exit at my public san francisco school sunset elementary and it is a critical of - part of my san francisco upbringing and children and honestly they feel safe and able to express their fears or hated i want to keep it that waythorax that's why don't believe that the folks their rhetoric they shouldn't be included in any way with our schools they're not appropriate partners and they won't foster the kind of inclusive environment thank you. >> thank you at the time. >> i'm danny gross man the ceo of the jewish federation in the past i was proud to service on the advisory comm

schools in the 1950s little awareness of the minority we're excited about the prospect of arresting bic and vietnamese and are thankful for the civil discourse we're here to ask you to remove the arresting rabbi organizing center from the resolution because they've shown through the repeated public statements to e pious intolerant attitudes towards our community i ask this on behalf of my community and my own personal memories feeling safe in the public schools can feel like thank you very much for your time. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi my name is naomi loopz a proud product of the san francisco unified school district and my parents are teachers they met back in the day a

let's get right over to meteorologist justin extra bic for the very latest on this heat wave. justin. >> natasha, we're already start starting to get that heat -- delaware val toll night it did feel some showers and storms a line of stronger storms through the poconos but now those showers and breaking up so looking much better as far as the thunderstorm activity maybe a few showers in the lehigh valley over the next hour. that's about it. everybody else just dealing with partly cloudy skies now the story is that heat and humidity which is on the rise. look at that. current air temperatures upper 70s low 80s out there right now. rain cooled air in allentown where you guys are at 71 degrees. 69 up in the poconos. nice breeze coming in off the atlantic ocean coastal temperatures are in the low to mid 70s. this hour but here we go. tomorrow starting at noontime an excessive heat warning will go in effect for philadelphia and surrounding suburbs in delaware, pennsylvania and new jersey. we can be dealing with heat index values up around 103 degrees for sunday afternoon and outside

bic, blue ivy carter. initials. >> it is not about a pen. >> no. >> that is her child. >> yes. >> okay, bic for short. >> and fergie posted this pick on instagram go team u.s.a. on winning, the women's world cup. congrats. and photo shoot with my friends. >> yes. >> they made a pick because her daisy duke where is too revealing for morgue tv. >> i was waking out at what store was it, on walnut street, oh, it was apple store. there was a woman, young woman. her shorts were so high, you could see, cheeks hanging. does she realize what she looks like. >> yes. >> how do you like this. >> pretty much. >> then i took out my camera. >> my gosh. >> sophia bush, she's a model, right? and actress. of the team celebrating. she wrote talk about defining greatness? get it, ladies. making history. live great, play great like a girl. >> courtney cox tweeted huge congrats to the u.s. women's national team, so proud. >> we should have a class in reading tweets. >> yes. >> sometimes, it is sounding more like a chant, u.s.a.

. >>> 1975, it was an interesting year, a bic dickensian, in fact good times and not so much. gerald ford was in the white house after having pardoned richard nix.w he got out ofgv vietnam. arthur ashe won wimbledon. but on march 25th of that year, two little girls went to what was known as wheaton plaza in montgomery county and never seen again. no one who was around these parts back then will forget the terror that created. it's important to note that this was way before the disappearance of american blondes became almost monthly news fare, way before wall-to-wall cable exploitation. the suddenness, the mystery of the it was terrifying. and it changed a lot oftvo1d things, not least parenting habits a lot of freedoms that most kids had taken for granted until then were then denied from then on. inspects was lost. all of us who were parents held on just a bit tighter, a little longer. we paid more attention to everything and every stranger was eyed more warily than before. we were, all of us, scared to death. and our feelings, our prayers, our concerns for the parnells of tho

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. >> it's enough to make virtually anyone afraid of heights and/or clause tow toe foe bic.ories high. you will not how fea ♪ >>> two guys check this out hanging out at the bar of a local restaurant but police say they're not there for food or drink. they're trying steal a woman's wallet at the pizzeria uno in plymouth township. you can see the guy on the right keep looking down at her purse. police say they were not able to pull the off here but they did move to another spot. the same day they did get a wallet. officers are still looking for the pair. >>> in your money you'll have to have more of it for spanish and italian olive oil. drought unusually high temperatures this summer rather nasty fruit fly infestation and a bacterial disease have cut production by 50% this season. in fact it is so bad the italian government has proclaimed a state of calamity. to you all this means higher price force olive oil where demand already tops the supply right now. >>> if you order tickets on stub hub app you can get hook up with an uber ride as well. the two popular services are teami

this is like when you talk about islamic terror you go oh, you're islamic foeb bic because you're dismerging all muslims. no. it's the same argument geraldo. >> the context of trump and his comments. >> i'm not trump. >> it's of a brown tide flowing over the southern border. we are slandering a race of people and a nation. >> when somebody talks about the war on terror you go oh, my god, you're attacking muslims. we're not. >> make a community safer, have more undocumented immigrants in it statistically. >> i'm talking about the fact that you're accusing -- >> geraldo is being persuasive and wrong. "washington post" issen you'vically wrong on this. here are the numbers. they represent the illegals. illegals represent 3% of the population right? 11 million, 319 approximately. >> 3.4 1/2%. 3.4% of the population commits 18% of the drug trafficking in america. not just of any subset. >> how do you know that? >> two more. 25% of the kidnapping 56% of all drug possession federal convictions. how do i know it? it's not "washington post" or right wing heritage blogs. here's where it comes from. uni

inside of this gala where, oh, a lot of the season ticketholders and special guests have arrived and bic here how about the owner joe lacob, who strolled in. i jumped on it immediately and said, well, just pick one. just maybe one highlight of the championship run. >> what's it been, five weeks? >> yeah. >> it's gone by very quickly. >> yeah. >> but vivid memory probably the most vivid was the night of, you know, when we won in cleveland took the trophy back to my room and had that -- that was my dream to have that trophy and sleep with the trophy and we did. >> reporter: have you had a moment now where where we are weeks removed from it like man, enough? so much adulation. we have to get back to work in another mon or so. >> let me think about that. [ laughter ] >> no, i like it. good. let's do it again! [ laughter ] >> reporter: final one before we let you go. you kind of are spoiling w nation now. this -- you're at the beginning of it. what are you going to do for an encore? >> win it again? >> reporter: oh. >> we would like to. we're working real hard already. there's no rest. bob an

now, 72 in the capitol city of delaware, shore temperatures still looking nice for that early morning bice or jog, mid 70's in ocean city, rehoboth beach checking in, we have that south wind coming in right off of the atlantic ocean. here we go dew point temperatures measures moisture contend. right now 62. last week at this time we were dealing with the mid 70-degree dew point. that was a tropical air mass. yesterday we were in the 50's. so yeah, we're climbing. right now it is in the bad but it will be at a steamy level later this afternoon and will feel oppressive by middle of the week. good news is though, not much happening on storm scan three. we have cluster of showers and storms well to the north across upstate new york but if you have outdoor plans it is a go. there is a weak cold front. couple showers over ohio. it could trigger off isolated showers or storms mainly in the poconos later this afternoon. there is a front ahead have on it, it is hot humid. temperatures 90 degrees this afternoon. then the front moves over us during the day on monday. it is tomorrow our best chance,

i would tell you what most people are confused about the bic closure and what you would need to knowrd to bart. >> pam: will we received a cool down? >> pam: (laughter) >> diane: we will not have any relief until sunday. >> pam: will be back tonight at 8:00! stay connected.: good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com >>> the donald divorce drama resurfaces. could ivana's deposition come a new season brings a new look. a chance to try something different. this summer, challenge your preconceptions and experience a cadillac for yourself. ♪♪ the 2015 cadillac srx. lease this from around $339 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. >>> "the insider" from hollywood. your 24/7 celebrity conversation. >> donald trump's campaign is issuing a strong response to a story about the candidate and his ex-wife. >> the donald divorce drama replayed in the national spotlight. >> he allegedly threw her on the back and raped her. >> has a controversial deposition during his high pr

juliette: i've been looking at bic camera, and it is down. down by about 4.3%.onth sales. it basically sells electrical equipment, mainly in tokyo. under quite a bit of pressure today. angie: that's a big move. not as big as other people. let's talk about japan textiles. zeb: it's not exactly kuroda electric, but japan will textile, it makes school uniforms, which we know are popular in japan. required, i guess. business uniforms, as well. its latest sales, up about 15%. the stock has done well this year. it is up 14% year to date. today, a nice little pop for japan will, although it's a bit hot outside. angie: right now at least. it looks like one stock is going nuclear this morning. electric is at the highest level since 2005. it was falling for seven straight days. it had room to rise. we heard today that they are boosting their dividend payout ratio to 65%. their dividend forecast for the current fiscal year, up to ¥94 from ¥36. that is a big boost. of course, they have had issues with her nomination for the board of directors, but it seems the dividend payo

still ahead the ceo joins squawk allie leave to talk about companies getting bic big d.c. funding.p later. we'll be right back with the dow down 91 points. can it make a dentist appointment when my teeth are ready? ♪ ♪ can it tell the doctor how long you have to wear this thing? ♪ ♪ can it tell the flight attendant to please not wake me this time? ♪ ♪ the answer is yes, it can. so, the question your customers are really asking is can your business deliver? >>> call it the nfl's virtual reality revolution. some are turning to vr technology to give players a leg up both on and off the field. strivr labs could have ten teams by the end of camp signed on. let's bring on the ceo of strivr labs. you may remember him for kicking the extra point back in 2007. good to have you with us. good morning. this is fascinating. you've had goodell in. walk us through some of the confirmed martpartners. who is interested? >> honestly just about everybody right now. due to the sensitive nature of what we do with the teams, we don't discuss publicly who we're talking to or who is onboard that hasn't re

when you have a pan bic, there's no way to -- panic, there's no way to stop it. we know that from the '30s in this country and then you get a kind of selloff. but i don't think it's going to be as bad as everybody else seems to think. the chinese are going to correct this -- neil: how are they going to correct it? maybe intervention, but how are they going to correct it? they're going to have the intervene. >> they have to deleverage it, that's all. and in the deleveraging of that that's going to be painful, but that's the only way they can do it. neil: all right what does that mean when he says deleverage? >> that means you've got to -- if you borrowed all of this money to buy the stocks and the stocks go down and you don't have the value there to cash in you're going to have to borrow the money, put money into the economy in order to do that. neil: that does sound familiar. to forbid short selling to punish executives to sell shares of stocks -- you can't force that issue. >> they've tried to. i think the larger question for china is even if their market -- and

after decades of courts being able to issue warrants or teleupon the bic communication -- telephonicommunication, for example eavesdropping by under court order or identifying records under court order, that even when there is a court order now companies like apple and google and others are not able to comply with court orders because of the encryption that they're increasingly making the default on cell phones, for example. so we're at the very early days of understand what the consequences of this may be but it's a quite new circumstance for law enforcement and for. national security agencies. >> host: in your bio on "the wall street journal" web site, mr. slow visits, it -- mr. crovitz, it says you are an angel investor. what does that mean? >> guest: after many years of being at the "wall street journal" after being publisher of the wall street journal i became extremely interested in how business models for news and for funding of news had been disrupted largely by the internet. of course enormous opportunities for new ways to publish and for all of us to communicate without the