was configured these two blackhawks were configured slightly different that day normally a black hawk they have little wing lights on the side and sponsons and on this particular day the blackhawks were going about one hundred miles to the town of erbil inside deep inside northern iraq and so they attached extra fuel tanks to the blackhawks and these little wings and that changed the shape. what shapes what we see every day it's largely shaped by our expectations. by what we want to see what we expect to see and also then the ultimate you know sort of the physical stimulus that actually enters or i so it was a very ambiguous stimulus the speed the distance and everything camouflaged in a very strong set of expectations the visual identification has happened the intersection of a strong set of expectations possibly a little desire to maybe see an enemy aircraft and a very ambiguous stimulus that actually came in the eyes of what we do as humans we fill in the blanks. and then finally both shooter and target aircraft were quipped with. a specially designed electronic equipment something

was configured these two blackhawks were configured slightly different that way the norm. only a blackhawk they have little wing lights on the side and sponsons and on this particular day the blackhawks were going about one hundred miles to the town of erbil inside deep inside northern iraq and so they attached extra fuel tanks to the blackhawks and these little wings and that changed the shape what shapes what we see every day it's largely shaped by our expectations. by what we want to see what we expect to see and also then the ultimate you know sort of the physical stimulus that actually enters or i so it was a very ambiguous stimulus the speed the distance and everything camouflage and a very strong set of expectations the visual identification has happened the intersection of a strong set of expectations possibly a little desire to maybe see an enemy aircraft and.

was configured these two blackhawks were configured slightly different that day normally a black hawk they have little wing lights on the side and sponsons and on this particular day the blackhawks are going about one hundred miles to the town of erbil inside deep inside northern iraq and so they attached extra fuel tanks to the blackhawks and these little wings and that change the shape which.

three men were robbed at a blackhawks practice facility. the victims were walking in monday night, when they were approached by three robbers. one of the robbers hit a victim with a gun and then demanded their money and belongings. the robbers got away, and no arrests have been made. chicago police charged a 13- year-old boy with attempted murder and aggravated battery, after three other teens were shot. it happened monday evening at 97-th and lowe. two of the victims were critically injured. the suspect's name isn't being released because he's a minor. if you recognize this man, the f-b-i wants to hear from you. the bureau calls him the "no boundaries bandit"... because he's robbed seven banks in a wide range of locations since mid-may. the most recent holdup was june 25-th at a "t-c-f" branch at 53-rd and pulaski. he didn't display a gun... but on other occasions, he did. there's a 5-thousand dollar reward if you can identify him. a sting operation is underway to catch drivers who don't stop for pedestrians in crosswalks. state law has re

if you're blackhawks fan you're breathing a sigh of relief.the two big stars are sticking out for a while. the captain has agreed to long- term contracts with box. both are signing a year extensions that will keep them with the team due 2023. he is in a 26. kane 25. the terms of the deal have not been released. the team plans to hold a news conference about the contract extensions. brazil was undefeated at home since 1993. their pursuit of a record sixth world cup ends with a historic and humiliating defeat. brazil facing germany and for some lie finalist game. wide open for the time: 12 world cup matches. the floodgates opened. germany and on to score five goals in less than 30 minutes including four goals in the span of 7 minutes. germany and seven-one. the most lopsided defeat in brazil history. germany gets to the world cup final to face the winner of argentina netherlands today. second game of the double header in cincinnati. it's a solo home run for his 19th of the year. a 5-0 lead. the bullpen and implodes. they pulled in a run in the e

patrick kaned jonathan towes will be blackhawks until 2023. each got a contract extension yesterday. $84 billion for each player the highest-paid players in the nhl. the youngest hawks captain in the history franchise two-time olympian and just 26 years old. he and kane and led the hawks to a pair of stanley cups. kane is 25 coulson, also a two-time olympian scored huge goals for the hawks including begin clincher in 2010. baseball, white sox in boston chris sale breezing along his ninth win. giving a one-nothing lead in the first. a towering shot to center. 28 for the year. 4-0 in the eighth. boston gets three wrongs. they get to more and then the game. the dutch-red sox win 5-4. the sox are for under just begun posting losses again this year. making a major league debut for the cubs, he went 0-4 and the cubs go 0-6. anthony and rizzo the lone bright spot a towering shot to the right to his 20th home run for the year. hamilton scores a run. the reds win 4-1. the coach gets kicked out of the game and nasty times for the cubs bear now 38 and 52

they left a lot of money on the table which speaks piny about their loyalty to the blackhawks franchise and vice versa. officially announcing their deals at the united center, it was all a conclusion and there's lots of money. but they could have asked for $13.8 million per year and probably could have gotten that. but that would of been at the expense of other players because of salary-cap restrictions. they wanted to be here and to contend for stanley cups for a number of years. here they are, hawks for life. >> it's an amazing city. being from buffalo and winnipeg will love our home town spot chicago is special in many ways especially the people who are so friendly it's such a great sports city. i guess it asks the question, will i ever go back to playing in winnipeg? i tell them straight up every time i don't tiptoed around that. i said i live in chicago it's my new home. that's where all the. >> won the best parts of this team is your put in situations to be able to succeed and to play a meaningful game that gets you excited and hopefully more in the future. why the best part about

in an incredible piece of timing, two blackhawk helicopters happened to be in the area doing training>> having two blackhawk helicopters come in and fly into this 100 feet away from a cliff with flying shrapnel of rock, it was a dangerous location. they were 100%, you know, there to help and they are my heroes. >> the army soldiers hoist ted out of the canyon, stabilize him and fly him to st. mary's hospital in grand junction, colorado. it's there that his injuries are assessed to be minor, despite the fall he took. >> fortunately, i only sustained a couple broken ribs and some severely bruised lungs. that is why i was coughing up the blood and a bruised back. in hindsight, i was incredibly lucky. i walked out of the hospital the next day. >> ted's brush with death leaves a permanent and profound impact on his life. he continues to jump, but he's dialed back the risky maneuvers. >> i'm more focused on really smooth, stable jumps. just enjoying the acceleration and the wind in your face and wearing a wing suit, most especially. sports that involve a high amount of risk usually have a r

blackhawk hit 85. menlo park 78. richmond 64. the theme was today was not as warm as the past several days. case in point, livermore, 91. yesterday a few days ago you almost hit 100. today below normal for the first time in a week with a high of 86 degrees. there is a good reason for it. there's a ridge of high pressure close by which is always the case this time of year. but it's far away from us. when it gets farther away from us we get an opportunity for a stronger onshore flow with us again tomorrow and also friday. so we get the sunshine but not the heat. if you plan to go outside saturday and sunday it will be warmer. as the ridge gets closer the onshore flow isn't as strong we get less of the chilly ocean influence and temperatures go up beginning on saturday. tomorrow thursday, how about concord not even hitting 80? that's a rarity in july. but it will be what you get tomorrow. fremont 76. san jose tomorrow 81. we'll be a little shy of 70 in oakland. napa 77. foggy start in san francisco with an afternoon high of 66. we'l

jessie spotting favors a blackhawk.ained to use the guns. >> there's room for errors in a lot of ways so the best training is the best way to prevent those. >> reporter: you really don't want anybody shooting your customers either? >> no, sir, not at all. we would go through extreme circumstances before that option. >> reporter: the lacy family was split on the pistol packing waitresses. jill was nervous. was it scary? >> somewhat intimidating, yeah. >> reporter: 9-year-old ashlee felt was cool. do you feel safer because they have guns? >> yeah i do. >> reporter: why? >> because they can defend themselves. >> reporter: in colorado open carry requires no permit. a concealed weapon does. if you want to take it to the next level, around here, they have what you might call the side arm sandwich special. for 75 bucks you get a class on getting a permit to carry a concealed weapon. and along with that comes a free burger. you know what they say around here, take your best shot at it. maybe it's time to remember this is colora

>> it's a lugar .357 blackhawk. >> reporter: good kick? >> it has a pretty hard kick. but nothing that i can't handle. >> reporter: and they are fully loaded. does anybody dare leave a small tip? >> they tip like normal people. you know? it's not like we're going to shoot them or anything if they leave us a small tip. >> reporter: what's happening at the shooters grill is an offshoot of a controversial movement started in texas, to legally and openly carry guns in stores and restaurants. >> this is probably the safest corner in san antonio right now. >> reporter: but a growing number of national chains like target, starbucks, chipotle, chili's and jack in the box, have asked their customers to leave their guns at home. but here, the concept is turned up side-down. instead of the customers, it's the employees. or most of them. you're not carrying. why not? >> i don't own a gun. >> reporter: are you the only person in here that doesn't own a gun? >> no. >> reporter: you're the two holdouts? >> yep. we're getting there. we haven't jumped on the bandwagon yet. >> i'm 17. >

and blackhawk helicopters. [laughter] go shoot down something nice. no, no, no, go shoot down something nice, but do not use those helicopters, bahrain, to crack down on political dissidents in your own country. don't use them for that. again, don't do it again. and don't think i'm forgetting about you, qatar. i don't normally trust a country that starts with a "q" and doesn't follow it up with a "u," but you know what, here's a little taste. >> qatar reportedly just spent $11 billion to buy american patriot missile batteries and ph.d.e attack helicopters. >> jon: did i say taste? i meant a mouthful. you may be thinking, geez, all this buildup of peace on earth might set off alarms on venus. it's okay. we'll send them missile, too. [bleeped] it. i don't care. just not to mars, because as you know, they don't need missiles. they need moms. [applause] sorry. just feel so badly for mars. so now that the united states have made themselves the johnny missile seeds of the region, we can focus in on the main controversy between israel and hamas. >> american

now these blackhawk helicopters are making strategic water drops. while crews on the ground dig through the blackened earth to build critical fire lines. the military is pitching in, too. c-130 airplanes seen here in prior missions are standing by at the ready. all that's left at this burned out home is the chimney. for the first time firefighters say they're making progress thanks to calmer winds and lower temperatures. but they say it could be weeks before this fire is fully contained, diane. >> thank you so much, brandi. again, this wildfire out in washington state tonight. >>> and now we head to texas where the governor there says he's sending the national guard to stop the surge of undocumented immigrants, many of them children, crossing the border. today governor rick perry says enough lip service from washington. he's going to take action and abc's senior national correspondent jim avila is back on the story for us tonight. >> reporter: governor perry calls it operation strong safety, but critics say it's closer to operation symbolic act. 1,0

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. >> people see blackhawks landing in their backyard and they wonder, like, what's happening?dy's on edge. it's just how it goes in a small community. >> we all of us wanted the same thing. we all wanted him out of our town. how can you kill your own children, let alone small children, very innocent children. >> this is more of a military style search now, so we're looking for one person in thousands of acres. there's a million areas that he could hide in this so we were essentially trying to cover every piece of land that he could walk through, and we're carrying 40 or 50 pounds worth of gear because we've got to have vests on and guns and helmets. and so you're really heavy. and you're trying to look around and stay alert as you're getting tired, as you're hiking through here. so -- and you don't know where he is. >> you move slowly. you have your guard up. you're constantly vigilant for that person that's out there, because you're looking for somebody that's armed. the way have to approach it is we're not looking for a body, we're looking for somebody who's looking to kill

nearly two years before blackhawk down. and just hours ago, president obama did it again. ordering the evacuation of the embassy in libya, with a dangerous and daring military operation to evacuate americans on the ground. abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran is tracking all the breaking details. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, jon. what an extraordinary episode this was. another sign of the turmoil out of control across the middle east. libya is a nation driven by rival gangs. the fighting so fierce in recent days and weeks that the decision was made to evacuate the embassy. as chaos and fighting increased, in tripoli, ambassador deborah jones and her staffers were spirited out of the compound. nearly 150 people, about half of them marines. a convoy of armored suvs. a surveillance drone above. two f-16s flying nearby. at sea, a destroyer. ready to react. photos released by the pentagon show u.s. marines on board an osprey aircraft ready to land if the convoy came under attack. months ago, you could have mistaken the ambassador as a tourist. walkin

there were eight combat helicopters that were very much involved in the production of blackhawks downave been aircraft carriers, military bases, fighter aircrafts, rescue helicopters, real estate of all kinds. military personnel as extras in off duty status. it depends totally on the production at hand. >> i understand it all comes as no cost to the taxpayer. it's really interesting, director of entertainment media at the department of defense in washington joining us this morning. thank you so much. >> romania, a lot of movies shot on the cold war side, they've made a lot of money after the fall of communism. let's get a look at weather, we turn to nicole mitchell. good morning. >> good morning. the front that caused problems yesterday has moved off. you can see that's moved off the east coast, pushing through the south. there may be spot. >> i activity. most off the coastline. could impact you if you're voting today. more widespread stability if we get to the western tear of the country. this is an area that needs rain, but lightning not great in those fire airs. on the bigger pictu

it's all about the heat. 80s sunnyvale, blackhawk, windsor in the 90s tomorrow. kensington today 72. ocean beach 66 and cloud cover has returned to sfo. another foggy start tomorrow. nothing on the radar. kpix 5 high-def doppler radar showing dry conditions. baseball tonight astros and a's. the a's love playing the astros. not last night but most of the time. mainly clear, first pitch temperature 65 degrees. in oakland the final week of the state fair, dress lightly. sacramento likely 100 if not hotter. sunny and hot saturday and sunday. you want to cool off? just go run 26.2 miles in san francisco on sunday. the marathon is sunday morning. there will be some morning fog. and race time temperature of 65 degrees. there are ridges of high pressure building in behind a storm in seattle. that was our rain yesterday. it's now crossing the border into canada. these ridges of high pressure, what they will do, two different things. one, to keep all the tropical moisture down in arizona, new mexico, death valley getting some rainfall. but for us, that tropical moisture is

now, these blackhawk helicopters are making strategic water drops while crews on the ground dig throughth to build critical fire lines. and the military is pitching in, too. c-130 airplanes, seen here in prior missions, are standing by at the ready. all that's left of this home is the chimney. and for the first time, firefighters say they're making progress, thanks to calmer winds and lower temperatures. but they say it could be weeks before they finally have this fire fully contained. brandi hitt, abc news, washington. >>> and millions of people in the middle of the country are not getting any relief from the stifling heat. ten states are under heat advisories from texas to wisconsin, where it will feel like triple digits. the dakotas are feeling more like florida. with fargo, soaring well into the 90s yesterday. and the heat index actually hit the 100-degree mark. >>> it's been a wet week in parts of north carolina. a storm dumped up to 3 inches of rain in three hours, flooding streets and overflowing creeks. and some drivers had a tough time getting around. and crews were busy cleani

mid-80s from the tri-valley back in through blackhawk all the way into concord and walnut creek. 66 degrees san francisco. upper 70s in san jose. check this out. this is your weekend in writing. yeah. we put a stamp on it here. it's a typical summertime weather pattern, pretty benign, stagnant, any way you want to say it. it's not going to change all the way through thursday. >> it's all right. weekend looks great. >> were you giving us a few clues? time for the big reveal. >> i had an adventure to the south bay to the wonderful beautiful community of saratoga. it's nestled in the santa cruz mountains. and we went horseback riding with "where's roberta?" giddyup! >>> reporter: only 20 minutes from the heart of the silicon valley, garrett farms offers horseback riding and it's a family owned and operated winery with 28 acres of vineyard. >> the family has been here since 18993 so we have been part of the community in a long. generations have grown up riding here at the ranch since 1893. >> my dad took me there when i was 2 and would lead me around on a shetland pony. that's how i fell in lov

i did "spy who loved me," "blackhawk down." >> and he serves as a flight safety expert. >> my job islots. >> what he's most famous for is helicopter aerobatic flying. since 1986, dennis has been a leading competitor, winning the world championship in 1992. >> one of the cups behind me is for the first place. >> dennis' skills are on display at an air show in utah in june of 2008, and one person eager to see it, and videotape it, is tina tyler, an american gyrocopter pilot. >> i packed up my gyro and headed to utah with my camera in hand. >> for dennis, there's a setback at the beginning of the event. the helicopter is unfamiliar and it's heavier than he's used to. >> i normally fly with ten gallons on board, which weighs 80 pounds, 72, in fact, and i had 30 on board, three times the weight. >> as dennis takes off, he's aware of another element that will have a major impact on his performance. >> the air park had two things going for it. it was high and it was hot, 96 degrees that day. >> both those factors spelled danger for a pilot. >> in utah, it's about 5,000 feet elevation and it

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officials were quick to deny the claims of isil that they captured advanced weaponry such as blackhawk helicopters. did they capture any caravan aircraft or any other advanced weaponry like man pads, u.s. military equipment and hundreds of millions of dollars? aren't the only items that isil has seized the iraq government confirmed that isil took uranium from mosul university. what is the status of that uranium? what could isil use that for? and on the christian community we've seen that the ancient christian community in iraq is under siege by these islamist militants. once a vibrant, sizeable community now over 1 million christians have been forced to flee their homes and communities or be killed. their homes are being marked by isil and they are being given an ultimatum, to flee, to convert or to be murdered. mr. mcgurk, in february, you said you were trying to make sure that the christian community was able to protect itself. it's clear we haven't made any progress. we cannot protect them. what are we doing now to help protect the few remaining christians and their religious sites

finally introduced by senator durbin elvin daniel joins us reza salesman for blackhawk industrial. he is here to share the story of his sister xena who was killed by her estranged husband just days after she obtained a restraining order against him. unfortunately the story highlights only too well the urgent need for universal background checks read we are grateful that mr. daniel is here and we thank him them for coming and for his courage. we begin now with dr. campbell. we have a terrific panel to lead us off. >> senators i'm grateful for the opportunity to testify in these very important hearings today. i will present data from my own research on domestic violence homicides of women as well as other important research and national databases on the topic. i testify today as a citizen, as a nurse and with the endorsement of the american academy of nursing. the united states has been -- as has been sent as a higher homicide rate of women than all the other westernized countries and amongst the highest rated of the world. this disparity is particularly pronounced for homicides of w

officials were quick to deny the claims of isil that they captured advanced weaponry such as blackhawk helicopters. did they capture any caravan aircraft or any other advanced weaponry like man pads, u.s. military equipment and hundreds of millions of dollars? aren't the only items that isil has seized the iraq government confirmed that isil took uranium from mosul university. what is the status of that uranium? what could isil use that for? and on the christian community we've seen that the ancient christian community in iraq is under siege by these islamist militants. once a vibrant, sizeable community now over 1 million christians have been forced to flee their homes and communities or be killed. their homes are being marked by isil and they are being given an ultimatum, to flee, to convert or to be murdered. mr. mcgurk, in february, you said you were trying to make sure that the christian community was able to protect itself. it's clear we haven't made any progress. we cannot protect them. what are we doing now to help protect the few remaining christians and their religious sites

the guy who most people remember was one of the more horrific incidents in the iraq war when the blackhawkin fallujah. >> he claimed we abused him. he took the word over eight navy s.e.a.l.s. >> he got punched in the face. >> but had no marks. >> you were court-martialed but exonerated. >> eight of us went to court-martial. i didn't go there but all charges were dropped on all of us but our careers were still destroyed. >> and you wrote this book and got in hot water for this. >> so i went ahead with the approval progress. my command won't touch it. so if i ignore it, maybe it will go away. if you are not going to work with me in my own up standards, i will publish it anyway. it is critical of the president, correct? >> it is, but i do identify him as my boss. he's my commander and chief and i will address his orders. t there are acute deficiencies in the way he governs, especially with the army. >> essentially you consider kicked out, right? >> yes, just recently we won the court case with my attorney friend and we reversed it in a 5-7 measure in or favor. >> if they didn't overturn this,

i recently toured a company in manhattan, montana, blackhawk that manufactures top of the line outdoor gear and sporting goods for sportsmen, women, military and law enforcement. it's an example of american ingenuity put be montanans to work on american soil. it's time for congress to show true leadership and put partisan politics aside, so today i call on my colleagues to join me in supporting bringing american jobs back to america. with that i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate hereby move to bring to a close the debate on the motion to proceed to calendar number 453, s. 2569, a bill to provide an incentive for businesses to bring jobs back to america. signed by 17 senators. the presiding officer: by unanimous consent, the mandatory quorum call has been waived. the question is, is it the sense of the senate that debate on the motion to proceed to s. 2569, a bill to provide an incentive for bu