tiger started off not too bad bt just -- >> 19 back right now after three rounded. don't think he's going to do its year. no one has ever blown a six-stre lead during the final round ande ray rory mcilroy is playing he l not be the first. storm warnings did not keep the crowds away. rickie fowler made a charge and caught mcilroy after 12 holes bt mcilroy got his act together and put on a great display of golf n the stretch. here on 14, sinks this long bire putt. he would then make eagle on twof his last three holes, on 16, hes the first one, nailing this putm 15 feet. then on 18, after a great appro, makes this putt for his second . mcilroy with the 68 today, now 16-under for the tournament. good for a six-stroke lead over fowler. >> whenever you have such a big, you really can't think about ane else but yourself. you have to think about how youe going to control your emotions,w you're going to control whatever thoughts you have, trying to sty completely in the present and fs on what you need to do. you can't let yourself think abt winning or whatever it is. just go

tiger started off not too bad bt just -- >> 19 back right now after three rounded. don't think he's going to do its year. no one has ever blown a six-stre lead during the final round ande ray rory mcilroy is playing he l not be the first. storm warnings did not keep the crowds away. rickie fowler made a charge and caught mcilroy after 12 holes bt mcilroy got his act together and put on a great display of golf n the stretch. here on 14, sinks this long bire putt. he would then make eagle on twof his last three holes, on 16, hes the first one, nailing this putm 15 feet. then on 18, after a great appro, makes this putt for his second . mcilroy with the 68 today, now 16-under for the tournament. good for a six-stroke lead over fowler. >> whenever you have such a big, you really can't think about ane else but yourself. you have to think about how youe going to control your emotions,w you're going to control whatever thoughts you have, trying to sty completely in the present and fs on what you need to do. you can't let yourself think abt winning or whatever it is. just go

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. >> you see these containers just bt everywhere. a lot of food truck vendors use them to dish up lunch right about now. now that they found out the details they will change up the way they serve up food. >> the white boxes found in doggy bags will eventually get trashed. these traditional take out containers usually have food inside but it's what the box is made of that is about to make it disappear. this food truck serves up peruvian cuisine. >> the prizes went skyrocketing last year. this year we have been using sty row foam. seattle and san francisco already slashed sty row foam. >> it is meant to clean up litter prone areas. it's no surprise that sty row foam is getting the ax. >> people just don't like it. >> that is protecting the environment. >> he says right now he's not sure if he will have to raise his prices. no one can predict what the price will be, it's hard to tell what impact the price will have on customers. those will still be used. >> you will soon be able to shop at more wegman's grocery stores. the chain is open

it will last four five hours tomorrow to allow palestinian civilians to restock food and supplies bt it comes with a warning. that palestinian attacks on israel during that cease-fire will bring retaliation. late today president obama had this to say. >> the israeli people and the palestinian people don't want to live like this. they deserve to live in peace and security free from fear. that's why we are going to continue to encourage diplomatic efforts to restore the cease- fire and we support egypt's continued efforts to bring this about. >> pelley: the israeli offer of a cease-fire comes after the deaths of four palestinian boys on a beach where they were struck by shells fired by the israeli navy. in the past nine days, more than 200 palestinians, most of them civilians, have been killed. one israeli has been killed and there was a funeral for him today. israel said today that there is "a very high likelihood that it will launch a ground invasion of gaza next." and holly williams is in gaza city. >> reporter: the four children were killed as they played on the beach in gaza city.

. >> this would have been the most vivid and by far the most and bt look that any american audience had ever gotten at the psychological trauma that's caused by war. i say would have been because the army suppressed the film. after huston completed it, the army did everything in its power to prevent its release and in fact, the movie was not shown public lal until 1981. huston spent decades after the war trying to get it shown and finally only succeeded thanks to the intervention of walter mondel. >> that 35 year period and the censorship that he faced, was that unusual for directors in this time period? >> let there be light was the only movie to have been suppressed over a very long term. while they were making films for the army, these directors constantly battled restrictions, accusations from the war department that they were going off message, that they couldn't include footage for instance of american bodies. that they had to always show american soldiers as brave and confident. very rarely -- those fights often resulted in changes in movies. very rare did they result in the movi

their atms inside the weed disspendaries, not using earn bt, using temporary family assistance card.rogram allows to you take cash out and use whatever you want. held jobs they are in the pot store. where do you think they are going to use it for. it's supposed to help the kids. how about this? you give me 1% of your paycheck and you won't be upset. >> that's fine. i want to find out what 10% of the people in your country cheat on their taxes. >> colorado doesn't care. state government doesn't care. they got tens of millions of dollars in the first two months of it being legalized. so they are going to turn a blind to $23,000. it doesn't matter to them. appearances matter. it's not intolerant to suggest that at least they should take these types of machines that would allow you to withdraw that money out of these stores. >> i agree. >> and liquor stores and strip clubs. >> greg? >> what's the point of welfare? those are the three things i would spend it on if i was on welfare. life sucks. if it's my money i want it to go to fun stuff. >> it's not your money. >> bottom line is you sho

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>> we're just going through 80-plus pages of the internal mpd.w bt by a lot of confusion documented. one big example is problems occurred when they were trying to get access to the closed-circuit tv cameras. that would have allowed them to direct officers on where to track down arrow in alexis. there was a lot of confusion. also talk about a possible second sucks back -- a second suspect could have been ruled out. the security officer at the control room where the cameras were directed to not contact the police about what may have seen. also in the search for the gun man, not all responding officers were the same radio channel. we have seen this in other incidents in the past. unfortunately it occurred again. and the base commander inside the facility was not in communication, not aware of the unified command center that was set up outside the navy yard. those who talk about responded, a lot of agencies, many officers were unfamiliar with the navy yard layout. while going to the building, they cannot find it and eventually just follow the flow of people who were trying to escape. som

bts has some of their -- jonathan betz has some of their stories. >> nearly 300 were on board the flight. most from the netherlands, nearly 200 passengers, including aid reachers, a nun and families going on fake vasion. the final moments before the plane took off. no one could have expect what followed. candles flickered. memorials crew as we put faces to 298 lost. among the stories, an australian tomb returning home. >> mum and dad, we love you. we'll miss you so much. they wanted to see the granddaughter walking when they came home. >> most of the passengers were dutch, including carr line, a student and rower. >> she was positive and willing and hardworking. the only american was quinn. 19, he was a citizen of the u.s. and netherlands. travelling to meet his family. the president spoke about him. >> quinn luce ag shansman was killed. our thoughts and prayers are with his family. at the world health organization a moment of slps. glen thomas was amongst a few heading to conference in melbourne for aides. >> what if the cure for aids was on the plan. we don't know. there's prime minist

it has bt been tested. >> joanne, does the future scare you? >> yes. getting older and robots.rrified of the future. we can clone animals and farm them and sell them in supermarkets. >> i know, scary. >> tk teleportation is the next step. but it will happen. >> you will have the animal delivered to your doorstep. >> it will come down to us. teleportation separates you from your confidence. you can't express that you have been killed. your teleported self-is having 6 with your wife. robbing your bank accounts. say are you sam and you are about to be teleported to go to thailand. as this happens you are experiencing pain you say i am dying, i am dying! and then all of a sudden there he is going -- and then he tells his friends he is actually original sam, but he is not original sam. he is a different sam. >> greg, you ignorant slut. when you take a computer file and move it from one to the other, are you killing the file? no, you are moving it to another drive. you are not being destroyed. you are being converted to another form, matter to energy and from energy to matter. >> you

. >>> yes, kristen, secretary of state john kerry has seen sprog but there is -- some progress bt there is a lost work. john kerry made a surprise visit to israel where he is pushing for negotiated cease-fire in the increasingly deadly israeli palestinian conflict and will meet with israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu and palestinian authority president abbas. >> we have certainly made some steps forward. there still work to be done. >> he touched down in tel aviv a day after the f.a.a. banned united states airlines from flying into or out of the international airport in tel aviv. this is a measure the agency has not enacted in 20 years. major european carriers followed suit. >> with the travel warning we take seriously the security of the american citizens. >> a rocket landed a mile from israel's tel aviv airport on tuesday and the invincible iron dome defense system did not intercept the rocket. >> the move to ban arrivals and departures from the gateway to the world is a sign caution of flying near come budget zones after the downing of a commercial jet over ukraine last week.

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any conflict must be resolved bt any force but through international law and diplomacy. >> reporter:oll out this week put opposition at 50%. many of those protesting are angered by the fact that the people or the representatives have been bypassed. as controversial as the change is the way he has gone about it. rather than trying to amend the constitution, which would require a two-thirds majority, he has simply chosen to reinterpret the existing language. >> translator: he acted rashly and ignored the constitution. as a japanese citizen it is simply and absolutely astonishes me. >> reporter: it has also provoked predictably hostile reaction from its neighbors. this was the scene outside the japanese embassy in the south korean capitol. confrontation between the two countries over disputed islands was cited by the administration as one reason of updating its policies. the united states is now welcoming its emergence as a more active military partner. >>> villagers in india say they no longer want to live in the firing line of an army artillery range. instead they want tourists to enj

he has a long career at bt and cnn. et and cnn. he is from houston. he went to texas and him. he is a journalist with a masters degree in christian communications. he has written several books. let's give around of applause for roland martin. [applause] all right. since we are in dallas, this is for you. i get a chance to introduce a dallas cowboy legend. this is a surprise guest. we did not him -- put him on the schedule intentionally. toled the dallas cowboys three super bowl championships. children from7 fort lauderdale florida. he went to the university of miami. he won a national championship there. one of the greatest wide receiver to ever play the game. let's give around of applause to michael irvin. [applause] most of you know that michael is also a personality and commentators on football on a regular basis. he is got that personality that is just magnetic. it is awesome to have him here. i don't know if you get a chance to see his acceptance speech into the hall of fame, it was one of the most amazing acceptance speeches of all time. one more round of applause for th

that struck down for getting the benefits to the lg bt data veterans. until they act, those that live in the states that don't recognize the marriages will be denied access to the earned benefits; is that correct? >> that is correct. >> that is most fortunate that because of that, i recognize the need and after visiting court decision i introduced hr 2529 that is a very simple bill that would correct that language problem in the statute. we had a hearing on that last march and nobody came forward to oppose it. we have been speaking in favor of it. nobody is working against it and i would ask you do you support our efforts here in congress to make that change so that all of our veterans that have all warned that uniform and serve equally and served the united states, not a particular state could have access to those benefits? >> i'm not familiar with the legislation specifically, but my old policy decisions at the department has been to provide equal benefits to all veterans to the maximum extent permitted by the law. >> as for the win and i would like t

the u suspects made the list of bt drama listen. >>> just minutes ago hollywood announced the 2014 emmyions. >> nothing surprising. the usual suspects made the list of best drama series. let's listen. >> in the nominations in the drama series category are: "breaking bad," downton abby, game of thrones, house of cards -- >> game of thrones racked it in with 19 nominations this morning. also on the list of outstanding drama series, "the good wife" seen here on cbs, netflix's kind of sleazy house of cards, masters of sex, true detective and mad men. >> and again, game of thrones leads the pack with 19 nominations. fx's fargo ranked second with 18 nominations. and another f "x show" american horror story, got 17 nominations this morning. hbo's silicon valley was nominated for outstanding comedy series. >> all right. >> there you go. >> silicon valley it's a barrel full of laughs. >>> almost everybody wants to be in the movies and for five dozen bay area kids, that dream is coming true. and their mentor is a man with a very familiar name. here's frank mallicoat with one very cool camp. >>> r

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israel continue continued its bt of militant position killing a senior leader of jihad the hamas alliedup announced a missing israeli soldier hamas claimed to have captured was in fact dead. efforts to end the violence seemed to have collapsed tonight israel security cabinet rejected secretary of state john consider row's cease fire proposal. the temporary agreement would have stopped fighting for a week and allowed israel to keep its truce in gaza. israel wants to continue the process of destroying hamas tunnels. a condition that hamas would likely have rejected. >> reporter: in recent days the raid rate of rocket fire has slowed down from gaza. more than 2,000 rockets have been fired at israel. israel has targeted dozens of hamas launching sights and says it killed many of hamas' fighters and is in the process of demolishing 31 tunnels israel says were going to be used for infiltration into israel to attack civilians. but it is palestinian civilians who have paid a high price during the one 8-day conflict. at least 848 people have been killed in gaza. mostly civilians, many children.

. >> reporter: an israeli student activists who no stranger to pro papalestinian antiwar protest bt sayshas taken a sinister turn. >> we were first of all told that we are the cause of the arabs, things we are very used at this point. by they are saying rockets hit our house, they hope that we -- that there is a holocaust against us specifically. >> reporter: she was at this protest in tel aviv last week when things turned ugly. you are a traitor, you are a killer this man shouts. directed at the israeli left wing protesters calling for an end to the israeli occupation. dozens were arrested that night. tensions have always existed between the left and the right in israel. but left wing protesters say right wing activists appear more organized now and that they seem to have an increasing sense of legitimacy among israelis. with pictures like these leased by the military that adds to the israeli support for the campaign in gaza. tunnels are destroyed and soldiers walk through the rubble. many israelis feel that those who are against military action don't understand the threat. >> translato

always make a distinction between combatants and non-combatted bts. israel does that all the time.do not deliberately target palestinians. they're targeting ours, we don't target theirs. >> warner: talk about the possibility of a ground invasion. if there were to be one, what would be the objectives? are we talking about a target of raids aimed at command and control bunkers of militants or thinking about taking over in gaza? >> israel doesn't have a strategic objective to reconquer gaza. we did not have that objective a year and a half ago. the last time we were in a confrontation went on for eight days, the cease fire achieved before the ground operation. we don't have that objective now. the prime minister has been clear about what israel's objective is, a sustained period of quiet. we're doing that by degrading capabilities of hamas in gaza and the prime minister will achieve that whether militarily or diplomatically. you always prefer diplomatic outcomes but we have to achieve the sustained peace of israel. >> warner: can that be achieved with a limited ground operation? >> do

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okay, now we can deal with the 11 million or so who are here who are undocumented which he says he bt whwants to addres through executive order later this year. this crisis of the border gives the sense once again the border is not secure and it creates a much tougher political dropout as they move forward on the undocumented themselves. >> let me play that clip from the speech on immigration in may of 2011 in el paso. listen to this. >> here's the point. i want everybody to listen carefully to this. we have gone above and beyond what was requested by the very republicans who said they supported broader reform as long as we got serious about enforcement. all the stuff they asked for we've done. but even though we've answered these concerns, i've got to say, i suspect there are still going to be some would are trying to move the goal posts on us one more time. >> you correctly point out, he's been criticized by the left, by the base of his democratic party, for all the deportations he's authorized over the past, what, nearly six years. some have called the president deportation. he's g

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. >> this would have been the most vivid and by far the most and bt look that any american audience haday would have been because the army suppressed the film. after huston completed it, the army did everything in its power to prevent its release and in fact, the movie was not shown public lal until 1981. huston spent decades after the war trying to get it shown and finally only succeeded thanks to the intervention of walter mondel. >> that 35 year period and the censorship that he faced, was that unusual for directors in this time period? >> let there be light was the only movie to have been suppressed over a very long term. while they were making films for the army, these directors constantly battled restrictions, accusations from the war department that they were going off message, that they couldn't include footage for instance of american bodies. that they had to always show american soldiers as brave and confident. very rarely -- those fights often resulted in changes in movies. very rare did they result in the movie being suppressed all together. >> we're going to show the movie,