among them are world renowned buddhist pagodas. nhk world reports. >> reporter: the earthquake caused severe damage to this pagoda. and myanmar soldiers are clearing the debris. the top of the tower is just fallen down here. the ancient city of bagan is about 30 kilometers away from the quake epicenter. it's home to some 3,000 buddhist pagodas and temples. it caused some to partially collapse. >> no, no, no! no! >> reporter: one temple, which was built in the 12th century and is known for its beautiful wall paintings, the quake knocked off the top part of the temple. it's now off limits due to the risk of further damage if aftershocks strike. >> it's very scary. yeah. we was drinking coffee, and we hid under the tables. >> the whole building started to shake. nobody, to start w knew what was happening. then suddenly all the staff came out and everybody got under tables. >> reporter: myanmar's government had been campaigning to have bagan added to the list of world heritage sites. concerns are now growing over how much it might dost

what was buddhist. it was always around. i never questioned it. i accepted it. i continue to explore this environment to the point of rearranging things to reflect my experiences. his environment helped me establish my visual icons used in my work. as i developed posters, i used images that were familiar to me as a japanese-american buddhist, images that were familiar and nonthreatening but curious. images that were asian-american. colors, balance and traditions came together to catch your attention. people responded. the posters did their job. i would like to share with you some of the posters i created from the 1970's into the late 1980's. and i hope i can do this right. so, ok. this is a poster i created in the mid-1970's. i had become part of a group called -- out of a buddhist temple. you started as a chanting group. we discuss a lot of buddhist ideas and how they impacted us here in america. one of the things we dealt with a lot was about, one of the big things in buddhism was dealing with your eg

but the buddhists say, "okay, that's about past life love.life will be good." >> anthony: there's something pretty cool about meeting people who've been, for so long, unable to speak, now so unguarded about their hopes and their feelings. [ burmese singing ] >> anthony: sizzling meats, the clink of beer glasses, ringing bicycle bells. this is yangon's 19th street. does yangon rock? can it rock? >> darko: 19th street is like a must-go place when you are in yangon. >> anthony: meet burmese punk rockers side effect and lead singer darko. >> darko: uh, you can come here anytime. it will be lots of people, like here. >> anthony: so, if you sit here long enough, you'll see every musician in town? >> darko: yeah, you could say that. >> anthony: the citywide curfew used to mean, "close your doors at 11:00 p.m." most shops and restaurants still close early, but not here on 19th street, where you can eat barbecue late into the night. wow. what do we have here? what, uh -- grilled tofu? >> darko: yeah. and this is a pork tail. >> anthony: pork tail, oh.

. -- ancient buddhist pagodas. a magnitude of 6.8. donald trump urging african-americans and hispanics to give him a chance. in tampa, florida, trump said that democratic policies have only lead to poverty, crime, and joblessness in cities like chicago and baltimore. >> the democratic party has run as i have said nearly every forr-city in this country 50-60, or in some cases over 100 years, over 100 years. produced only more poverty, only more crime, only more joblessness, and broken homes all over the place. at record levels. >> polls show that minority voters overwhelmingly favor hillary clinton. bernie sanders says he will campaign actively to send her to the white house. he will urge supporters of his former presidential campaign to help democrats take back a majority in the senate. he is seeking reelection as an independent from vermont in 2018. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. scarlet: let's get a recap of today's mark

. >> steve:what we're hearing from theand a buddhist monastary. burglarized in the east bay.nd the suspects were caught >> vicki: you'll only see right here on kron4. >> reporter:a buddhist monastery is east bay. and a room used for meditation is ransacked by theives who were looking for cash. >> reporter:the two men got away. but the crime was recorded on surveillance video. earlier today investigators showed kron4's haaziq madyun that video.in a story you >> reporter:now to tonight's newscheck. health officals are warning and their pets to away from several beaches along the russian river. >> steve:this warning comes after they found low levels of toxic algae in the water. caution signs will now be beaches along the river warning of the toxins. >> steve: the thetest results from the water are showing that some spots support rapid growth of the put children and pets, in risk for illness. health officals say to keep away from the water with thick algae. and of course.do not drink or use the river water for cooking. >> vicki:salano county district employees discovered the irri

still - at least three people are dead and several centuries-old buddhist temples were ruined. a third earthquake also registered off the indonesian coast.. so here's some perspective... an assistant professor in geophysics at the colorado school of mines says earthquakes of these three - were not related. nissen says italy has a long, documented history of big earthquakes in the central part of the country. he says the lesson earthquakes - by retrofitting buildings to make them stronger. mutiple tornados devastated indiana wednesday -- flattening homes and businesses. about a dozen people had minor injuries, but thankfully -- there were no reports of any serious injuries. howard and montgomery county were the hardest hit. the national weather service says - an e-f-3 tornado hit howard county - bringing winds up to 165 miles per hour. vice presidential candidate mike pence took a day off from the campaign trail -- and returned to his job as indiana's governor. today -- he will tour the damage to his state -- after several tornados swept through on wednesday afternoon. pence wil

it damaged near 100 buddhists in a tourist site. there are no reports of major widespread damage in other areas affected by the earthquake. >>> new details about the suspect who caused a nine hour manhunt in boulder overnight. that man is behind bars but were fired cbs4's jamie leary is live in boulder where the man was spotted with a woman. i understand that woman escaped? >>reporter: she escaped unharmed. we're in the corner of hickory and brooke lawn and just down the street there, there's a tow truck and the motor home where russell daniels was living when the incident took place setting off the nine hour police came to check it out last night because it was illegally parked. the situation kent went from bad to worst when they confronted daniel. >> as soon as we attempted to make contact with the individual and he saw police, he became uncooperative. >> he fired four shots inside the po inhibitor home. a woman inside who has a restraining order against him ran outside where police gave with their bodies to protect her from the s

as a buddhist, does this worry you? >> eric: i'm sorry?fe has turned out for you? >> eric: no, it's good karma from my previous life. i have to -- >> anthony: well, how long can that karma last? >> eric: until it's dead. it ends. >> anthony: when do you think that might be? >> eric: anytime soon you never know. karma switches like that. boom, done. >> anthony: what would you not want to come back as? what would a worst-case scenario be in the next life? >> eric: how many chances do you have to be born as what you are or what i am? in that entire universe. >> anthony: isn't that worrying to you? the next life cannot be possibly better than this? it's probably going to suck. i mean, best case scenario, you know, in our next life, maybe if you get to sit in a sub-shop in asbury park, new jersey, that will be the greatest day of your life. that would be the best-case scenario. >> eric: but the most challenging. >> anthony: more likely you end up, you know, a mime. a diseased itinerant mime wandering the streets scrounging for money or worse. >

the disaster damaged nearly 100 ancient buddhist temples. u.s. geological survey in golden is working with the mu scale to measure the intensity of the shaking of the earthquakes. >> seismologist dr. hayes pointed out the one in myanmar had a 6.8 magnitude, greater than that in italy. but it likely caused fewer problems despite being a more populated area because the quake in myanmar was deeper underground. >> the different lines other have these orange lines, that means intensity ever severe shake shaking that would -- shaking that would have been felt. people would have had difficulty standing up. >> the earthquake in italy was an 8 out of 10. the one in myanmar was considered a 5 or strong. >> everyone is talking about the rain we got today. very happy to see it. >> we really are. we've tried so hard to get rain in here. did not happen! here it is at 12:30 this afternoon, and you pretty good range over the greater metro area. they a few scattered showers off to the west. maybe a scattered shower. and back tomorrow, temperatures in the 60s and

hard for people in the future to see how these pagodas looked originally, which are part of our buddhistulture and heritage. reporter: after assessing the quake damage, burma's president promised a thorough restoration job. >> this time, once we go ahead with maintenance on these ancient valued pagodas, we have .o make it as good as we can >> we have to record and repair the damage to the pagodas, but it will have to be done systematically. it will take time, but we will do our best. reporter: around 2500 temples wars,dotted across the pl and earthquakes over the years. they have also become a top tourist destination as the country emerges from decades of military rule. france, now the swimsuiter the burkini has reached france's highest court. 15 french towns have issued local bands on women wearing the garments, which is favored by a minority of muslims. two human rights groups have appealed to the council of state, arguing that the bands are simply discriminatory. the court says they will announce their ruling on friday afternoon. the row has taken on international proportions now. lik

it has confirmed that nearly 100 buddhist buddhist pegodas centuries old were damaged. there was another quake today. here's kristin. >> we are trying to find out everything we can about this earthquake in italy. as of now the death toll at 73 people. we have some video to show you right on the ground there in italy. you see rescue teams there walking a person out who was more than likely trapped in the rubble. these are the kinds of images and stories that we are hearing out of italy today. rescued there by rescue teams. the earthquake struck in the middle of the night, so a lot of people in their beds sleeping this morning. a magnitude 6.2. we are hearing of americans visiting italy right now. listen here to a man from the u.s. describing what the earthquake felt like. >> the room felt like it was -- like the entire building was swaying back and forth, but it lasted a long time. it lasted over 30 seconds. >> many, many sad and dramatic images. the quake being felt more than 100 miles away from rome and leveling towns up in the mountains. we do expect that death toll t

. >> until recently buddhist monks yesterday the camp put at a monastery. now it returns to it original purpose as a school. the opening will ease overcrowding. >>> investigators are asking for help in finding a 16-year-old girl who vanished in castro valley more than a week ago. she was last seen august 11th august 11th and known to ride bart and visit friends in richmond and san francisco. she is 5'9", weighs 120-pounds. she was last seen wearing a light colored shirt and black jeans. >>> a baby boy is making progress three days after being born premature when his mother died in a car crash in san jose. she woman was eight months pregnant. our media partner, the bay area news group, reports her baby named christopher has been upgradedded from critical to serious. wednesday morning her brother hit a parked bmw on the shoulder of highway 101. the driver of the bmw was arrested on suspicion of being drunk. a gofundme page has raised more than $11,000 to cover funeral expenses. >>> a life jacket and a little luck might have saved a toddler's life following a

we house the very first incarnation of the gay and lesbian center, we have a buddhist there that used the church more than 15 years. we open doors to 12-step programs, it is very important to me because my husband and i the certificate that was perhaps one of the happiest days of my life. our work is bigger than we are. anybody who comes through the door is welcomeed, is welcomeed. so i take great pride in knowing that we will always be here, might not always be the same people, but we will always be here. >> that building is denver's 5th historic designation in 2016, quite the clip compared to previous years, one new landmark aea if you geek out on history and politics, there will be a museum at your finger tips between now and election day. lectionchallenge is compiling photos of historic campaign buttons, hats, banners, it is a challenge for museums and libraries to show us what they are working with. go into the stacks in the basems and come out-- basements and come out with forgotten election items search #electionchallenge trump/clinton apocalypse. there are these fortune cookie

the ancient city is famous for its historic buddhist pagodas and draws visitors from all over the world. more local news now...a 28-year-old man is dead after a crash during a stock car race at the manitowoc speedway. the driv into the guardrail during a race at the manitowoc county fair. first responders rushed to get the man out of his race car. "with it being a stock car and the only entry and exit being the window they had to remove the roof, but that's normal safety standard as far as im aware that they have to remove the roof to get him out." the driver was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. his name is not being released . on the city's north side. alderwoman chantia lewis says its become a nuisance on 107th street, west bradley and other roads. extra police are patroling the area. golfers should keep a close eye on their clubs if they plan to tee up in new berlin. new berlin hills has reported golf clubs being stolen. here are some surveillance pictures police released of the person suspected of stealing golf clubs. if you recognize the person, please call polic

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campus features high-tech gadgets and wi-fi, the campus began as a serve and then was a monastery for buddhist monks. classs start on wednesday. it will ease overcrowd using, tonight, tony bennett will belt out his classic love son to san francisco as a charity fundraiser. he recently turned 90. sergio kin quintana is live at the fairmont in san francisco. >> reporter: by the time tony bennett debuted the song "i left my heart in san francisco" he was an established crooner but the song has become his sergeant and first sang his song on stage at the venetian room here in the fairmont. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> reporter: so it's only fitting that this weekend of a statue of bennett was unveiled in front of the fairmont. the ceremony dedicating a statue was the first part of what turn out to be a long day of celebrations for the singer. later he was honored at at&t park. ♪ when i come home to you san francisco ♪ >> reporter: tonight's event here at the fairment will be more low key. a few members of the audience who heard the debut of the song will join a select group for free concert cocktai

the event was put on by las vegas buddhist sangha. thankfully luis our photog had to leave before i put on my dancing shoes... which were actually wooden sandals. but this is what went down when the party really got started taiko drums and traditional dance...along with arts crafts and obon is a festival that commemorates our ancestors. you also hung out at caesars for the 50th anniversary right? yes...and you too. i actually went to the pool party friday with gordon ramsey and an amazing fireworks show. with guest stars like tony bennett and donny and marie (fireworks) j-lo and calvin harris made a surprise apperance... rashidah ali was presented with an icon award in honor of her father muhammad ali on friday.... and actor and comedian howie mandel hosted the event. it's time to grab a dave and buster's opens to the public today! dave and buster's is basically an adult playground. the state-of-the- art arcade is full of your favorite childhood games... from a life-size pacman to skee- ball... they have it all. there's also a bar for

most recently the site was a buddhist monastery. they used new green practices like mac to - - maximizing natural light - - natural light. some neighbors are worried heavy traffic along blind curves and narrow streets could be dangerous for kids. >> i was always happy to have a school here. but we never felt like anything was done appropriately. to the district came up with a plan to address the concerns with pedestrian walkways and an island. >> drivers will have to hit the brakes near schools this fall. the speed limit is being lowered to 20 miles per hour. >> a traffic alert for drivers on the interstate right now. it is closed in both directions. and they are working overnight to improve the interchange. that's - - that stretch of freeway is scheduled to reopen at 1:00. >>> tonight, the world's top pokimon card and game players are in san francisco battling for first place. our reporter checked out the intense petition. >> concentration, focus, strategy, key components to becoming the best pokimon player. >> the best players in

targeted and attacked by the burmese army when the central government wanted to impose burma as a buddhist country and didn't tolerate any diversity. when this new government wants to have this peace conference, this is a very positive sign. however, there is a challenge for this peace conference because the burmese army is still not under civilian government control. the one hand, the burmese army are doing this in the capitol, and the army continues to attack civilians in different ethnic areas, and hey continue to rape women and other things in different parts of the country. this morning when the general of the burmese army talked about piece, it meant piece on their own terms. that means all the organizations have to come under their democratic constitution which was done in 2008, and the election was in 2010. >> if we can look specifically the bohengia musolini communicated -- muslim community. they number one million. are they trying to brush their issues under the carpet? >> well, there are several or ethnic minority groups not represented in this peace nference, as well as women's

among them are world renowned buddhist pagodas. daisuke iijima reports. >> reporter: this is a pagoda damaged by the earthquake and myanmar soldiers are clearing ththe debris now. at the top of the tower being down here. the ancient city of bagan is about 30 kilometers away from the quake center. the quake caused 185 pagodas to partially collapse. >> no, no, no! >> r reporter: one is the templ which was built in the 12th century and is known for its beautiful paintings. the quake knocked off the top part of the temple. it's now off limits due to the risk of further damage if aftershocks strike. >> very scary. yeah. we was drinking coffee and we hid under the tables. >> the whole building started to shake. nobody knew what was happening. then the staff came out and everybody got under the tables. >> reporter: myanmar's government has been campaigning to have bagan added to this list of sites. concerns are growing o over h h much it may cost to repair the structures here. and the impact on the tourism industry. daisuke iijima. >>> in

campus features high-tech gadgets and wi-fi, the campus began as a serve and then was a monastery for buddhist monks. classs start on wednesday. it will ease overcrowd using, tonight, tony bennett will belt out his classic love son to san francisco as a charity fundraiser. he recently turned 90. sergio kin quintana is live at the fairmont in san francisco. >> reporter: by the time tony bennett debuted the song "i left my heart in san francisco" he was an established crooner but the song has become his sergeant and first sang his song on stage at the venetian room here in the fairmont. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> reporter: so it's only fitting that this weekend of a statue of bennett was unveiled in front of the fairmont. the ceremony dedicating a statue was the first part of what turn out to be a long day of celebrations for the singer. later he was honored at at&t park. ♪ when i come home to you san francisco ♪ >> reporter: tonight's event here at the fairment will be more low key. a few members of the audience who heard the debut of the song will join a select group for free concert cocktai

a buddhist was allowed to pray. you're not allowed to spray.ny suspicion that it was people being overly politically correct, not wanting you to pray because you were christian? >> well, i definitely know that we have so much diversity, you know, on our team and within our coaching staff. and, you know, being in america, we are taught to embrace it, not, you know, try to hide it or be ashamed of it. so i don't know why me. >> joe, you're suing to get your job back? >> yes, ma'am. >> is that all you want? >> yeah, my job and to have the freedom that everybody else in america is supposed to have. >> you really want to go back to work at that school after everything that's happened? >> oh, absolutely. the kids there are incredible, and that's the whole reason is because of those young men. >> wow. well, we wish you lots of luck. joe and michael, thank you so much. good to have you guys here tonight. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. flonase gives you more complete aller

people there are using brooms and their hands to try to clean debris from famous buddhist pa go das. nearly 200 temples were damaged in the 6.8 magnitude earthquake. at least four people were co and a tourist. the quake was so strong that it was felt in thailand and eastern india. >>> the third earthquake hit off the indonesian coast. we talked to an expert from the colorado school of mines that put this all in perspective. he says earthquakes like this are not uncommon. and that the three locations are known for past seismic activity. but he says they probably were not related. >> when a large earthquake happens, it can trigger other earthquakes nearby. and that world. >> and around 200 earthquakes happen every year, around the world. he says it is by chance that all three of these big ones happen on the same day. >>> not one, but five bank robberies all tied to the same suspect. 9 news reporter tarhonda thomas is at the bank hit and the suspected robber is free. and police think they have a pretty good idea who did this. >> they have a good idea and a good picture of the guy. we wi

rocking asian country myanmar this morning, killing three people and damaging more than 100 ancient buddhist pagodas. was6.8-magnitude quake centered about 15 miles from cha. we will continue to follow the stories for you. to sign upcom/text for breaking news alerts and get the latest updates sent straight to your phone. back here at home, fire causing heavy damage to a home in fairfax. the view from sky trax 7 above the scene on wrought iron court. the fire just ripped through that house. because of the fire is unknown -- the cause of the fire is unknown to her let's turn weather. a little better news. chief meteorologist doug hill is here. doug: it is beautiful out there, jummy. temperatures may be a degree or two warmer than yesterday. humidity levels may pick up a bit. it is absolutely gorgeous your looking at the sky from nationals park, 82 degrees, southwesterly breeze. 81 degrees in manassas. 84 in dale city. a little cooler in largo, 79 degrees. edgewater at 81. 82 now in believe. as you get through this wednesday afternoon, plenty of sunshine, seasonal temperatures. a high of 87, ri

that quake damaged nearly 100 ancient buddhists and a major tourist site. they were found as far away as bank dish, india and thailand. officials still don't know who was behind a terror attack at the american university of afghanistan. eyewitnesses say a large explosion blew one of the gates open in kabul. followed by heavy gunfire as militants stormed the campus during classes. four people killed the at least 30 wounded. several american teachers and hundreds of student were on campus at the time. it was the second take in a am i. >>> we're hearing tonight from union boss john dougherty through a letter. >> he penned it to the membership of ibew local 98 the federal investigation moves forward looking into the union and dougherty himself. nicole brewer joins us with more and what was written. >> dougherty spent the first part of that letter phrasing local 98 on behalf of its members, quote the vanishing middle class high profile made them the subject of government scrutiny >> earlier this month federal is theres get. . tied to ibew local 98 and. he defend

ancient myanmar city famous for it's historic buddhist temples cleaning up debris following a 6.8 earthquake. that happening around the same time as it happened in italy. so it damaged nearly 200 temples and so far what we've learned at least four people lost their lives during a tremor. >> michelle: we have good news out of mccarran international airport. more people are coming to our fabulous city as we take a live look at the airport. released from mccarran about passenger numbers and it shows that about 4.1 million people came to las vegas last month. that increase from same time last year. more people have passed through mccarran this year than last which is about 27 million people coming and going. >>> frontier adding more flights out of mccarran international airport starting next month. frontier will fly nonstop every day to nashville and tampa bringing the total number of frontier has grown a lot here over the past two years when it started with just service between las vegas and denver. the new service starts september 6th. southwest is the only other airline to serve tampa and nas

that quake damaged nearly 100 ancient buddhists and a major tourist site. they were found as far away as bank dish, india and thailand. officials still don't know who was behind a terror attack at the american university of afghanistan. eyewitnesses say a large explosion blew one of the gates open in kabul. followed by heavy gunfire as militants stormed the campus during classes. four people killed the at least 30 wounded. several american teachers and hundreds of student were on campus at the time. it was the second take in a am i. >>> we're hearing tonight from union boss john dougherty through a letter. >> he penned it to the membership of ibew local 98 the federal investigation moves forward looking into the union and dougherty himself. nicole brewer joins us with more and what was written. >> dougherty spent the first part of that letter phrasing local 98 on behalf of its members, quote the vanishing middle class high profile made them the subject of government scrutiny >> earlier this month federal is theres get. . tied to ibew local 98 and. he defend

quake damage nearly 100 anxious buddhist and tremors were felt as far away as bangladesh, india, tie land. >>> now to the latest on campaign trail hillary clinton is in nevada after days of private fun raising. democratic nominee broke her silence yesterday defending her ties to the family's charitable foundation during her tenure as secretary of state. rival donald trump sharpened his attacks against clinton calling her a bigot who only sees people with color with votes. >>> well, still ahead a massive fire destroys nearly 30 school buses. >> we will tell you what officials are saying with the school year right now. >>> also ahead cell phone video captured moment that the tornado toppled over a star bucks. we will have the latest on the damage left behind in indiana. >>> and as the park service celebrates its 100th anniversary there is word that the washington monument will be closed much longer then expect. we will have an update just ahead. >> ♪ >>> did you hear dolly part on is on a huge tour, in north america. everybody loss dolly. we will tell you about it the when we come back

. >>> in myanmar, soldiers are blocking off access to nearly 100 buddhist templed damaged in a powerfulrthquake there. japan and china offered to help restore the symbols which date back to 11th century. >>> from stunning earthquakes to building bridges the number of uses for drones is about to expand because of new rules that go into effect on monday, and could open upped into gates of the drone world to science and industry. jonathan bloom has a look at why this is a big deal. >> these are the new regulations that help businesses use drones legally. >> businesses like arrow toss which uses drones to survey land. getting certified was difficult and costly. >> many clients want to operate drones and own the drones. >> potential is enormous, making 3-d models if the sky. >> they can see if it hurricanes like it's supposed to. >> it's similar to technology used by the agency that studies earthquakes. it started using maps with surplus military drones. >> they had several of them. they're going to throw them in a trench. >> it is modified with a go pro camera. it was for the study on mount

right now the death toll is at four with nearly 200 ancient buddhist temples damaged or destroy destroyed. officials say the quake was felt as far away as thailand and bangladesh and india and sending people out into the streets. >>> and the second anniversary of the napa early morning earthquake. 15 seconds of shaking that killed one person and injured 200 others and knocked a region to its knees. we sent wayne freedman to napa today to find out what it looks like now. he joins us live with the progress. wayne? >> reporter: good afternoon, dan. and it is that anniversaries that we mark the important events in our lives and in napa that is the 6.1 quake and the $1 billion regional damage and in this city, no speeches or ceremonies, just a community moving ahead, getting back to normal. back to school in napa at pueblo vista elementary, some of the kids may not remember the quake two years ago. but the remedies are all around. >> if it saves one life, $500,000 was well worth it. >> the director of the napa schools remembers how cabinets and desks fell and blocked doors and now they are all

it's not the christians, it's not the jewish, it's not the buddhists, it's the muslims, you got that on camera, sport? >> we have training camps showing them how to kill us. >> i'm not going to bow down to them. >> americans are understandably angry and afraid. but with fear turning to hate, we need answers. it's literally a matter of life and death. when you ask a scholar steeped in the subject like colombia's rasheed halidi, he makes an important distinction. why do they hate us? >> if you take they as being muslims, they don't hate us. if you take they as being a very small group of extreme radicals that's an entirely different question. >> omar comes from that very small group of extreme radicals. >> to the muslims in america i have this to say, how can you have your locality to a government that is leading the war against islam and muslims? >> no one scares security officials more than al alaki. >> helps plan attacks on the united states. >> he is the driving force behind virtually all of the worst terrorist attacks in america since 9/11. >> we are facing you as men who loved us

this war i don't care where religion i realize you were with the defense department i don't care buddhist but if you don't have faith or religion you will never understand if you watch the on edited versions isn't just craziness he takes sevento set minutes to sever and another being's head from his neck that is commitment to a cause it does not accompany a paycheck. this is the things you cannot absorb but the thing so we have to address there was an individual that was an academic who was hired by a national counterterrorism center end you can read this analysis is on line with the strategy with a full slants that this individual was sold this analysis with there two groups of believe in the caliphate the brotherhood and the people like al qaeda that will kill you employee web this man convince the white house a way to save america from the next 9/11 is to negotiate with the brotherhood in power because they can only save us from al qaeda. the problem with that is what? they both want caliphate they both want to destroy the west and we are hopingple ba because we think they will kill us

. >>> in myanmar, soldiers are blocking off access to nearly 100 buddhist templed damaged in a powerfulearthquake there. japan and china offered to help restore the symbols which date back to 11th century. >>> from stunning earthquakes to building bridges the number of uses for drones is about to expand because of new rules that go into effect on monday, and could open upped into gates of the drone world to science and industry. jonathan bloom has a look at why this is a big deal. >> these are the new regulations that help businesses use drones legally. >> businesses like arrow toss which uses drones to survey land. getting certified was difficult and costly. >> many clients want to operate drones and own the drones. >> potential is enormous, making 3-d models if the sky. >> they can see if it hurricanes like it's supposed to. >> it's similar to technology used by the agency that studies earthquakes. it started using maps with surplus military drones. >> they had several of them. they're going to throw them in a trench. >> it is modified with a go pro camera. it was for the study on mou

. >> a 6.8 quake struck today, 100 ancient buddhist temples were destroyed. >> the earthquakes may be a wake up for all of us in the bay area. >> and to remind san francisco residents that time is running out to retro fit their buildings. carol lynn? >> reporter: the city passed that law in 2013, and applies to certain structures like this one, built before 1978. it's down to the wire for some property owners required to retro fit their soft-story buildings. those buildings are wood framed, multi story, with 15 units or more. a garage or opening on the ground floor makes them vulnerable during earthquakes. the city says a permit for safety upgrades must be obtained by september 15th, but half of the owners of 562 buildings have not complied. >> the longer you wait, you know, the harder to find an engineer to file a permit contract in the works. >> they would slap a building like this with properties that are in violation. there are two dozen projects its working on. >> there is a lot of activity of people trying to get things done. >> the retrofits can be expensive, and the city is al

. >> a 6.8 quake struck myanmar today, 100 ancient buddhist temples were destroyed. >> the earthquakes may be a wake up for all of us in the bay area. >> and to remind san francisco residents that time is running out to retro fit their buildings. carol lynn? >> reporter: the city passed that law in 2013, and applies to certain structures like this one, built before 1978. it's down to the wire for some property owners required to retro fit their soft-story buildings. those buildings are wood framed, multi story, with 15 units or more. a garage or opening on the ground floor makes them vulnerable during earthquakes. the city says a permit for safety upgrades must be obtained by september 15th, but half of the owners of 562 buildings have not complied. >> the longer you wait, you know, the harder to find an engineer to file a permit and contract in the works. >> they would slap a building like this with properties that are in violation. there are two dozen projects its working on. >> there is a lot of activity of people trying to get things done. >> the retrofits can be expensive, and the

it's not the christians and the jewish, it's not the buddhists. it's the muslims. you got that on cameras? >> we have training camps brewing where they want to kill us. >> they are coming to get us and won't be happy until they take over the country. we have to be under sharia law. i'm not going to bow down to them. >> with fear it's a matter of life and death. >> when you ask someone steeped in the subject like columbia, he makes an important distinction. >> why do they hate us? >> if you take they as being muslims, they don't hate us. if you talk about they as being a narrow group of extreme radicals, that's an entirely different question. >> he comes from that very small group of extreme radicals. >> to the muslims in america, i have to this say. how can you have your loyalty to a government that is leading the war against the muslims? >> no one scares american security officials more than him. >> wanted dead or alive. >> head of al questioned add in yemen. >> helps plan attacks on the united states. >> he is the driving force behind all of the worst terrorist a

. >>> interest spending the past two weeks contemplating at a zen buddhist monastery. i had an epiphany. some became convinced that brick this past quarter put the light of that supposition in so many different ways. amazon is great with $50 billion in domestic sales, that means there's still enough market share to go around, since america had $4.21 trillion. it's not the be all and end all that so many people think it is. more important, though, this quarter changed our perceptions of bricks and mortar retailers in individual cases. before many of them seemed like zombies. now it's clear that some of them have a strong pulse. that's why we need to bury the whole death of the mall narrative right here, right now, this minute. because so many mall-based monastery. this was a good retail session, when it was neither a quarter marked by a weary consumer, huh-uh, nor a promotionary. americans shop. they were just very picky about where they spent their money. more interested in finding than shopping, as jc penney reminded first, fashion's back, the excitement of fashion. w

a powerful earthquake shook my several peopleg and destroying buddhist pagoda is.owerful earthquake had a preliminary6.8 score. south korea says a missile fired from a north korean submarine. miles, theut 300 longest such it -- distance achieved by north korea. that means all of south korea and possibly parts of japan is within distance. the olympic flag is now officially in tokyo. tokyo is now counting down to hosting the 2020 event, the second time the city has had the 1964.after bidding for 2024 underway, and contenders include test, rome, and los angeles. the winner will be announced next year. global news 24 hours a day powered by 600 journalists and analysts and more than 620 countries. david: just ahead, we are sticking with politics. we will speak to george zachary who wrote a post criticizing donald trump's immigration policy. we will discuss that and then silicon valley negative impression of trump. donald trump speaking at the florida fairgrounds. you can watch it on the bloomberg. be speaking in jackson, mississippi, a bit later. ♪ david: this is b the

i realize working with the defense department, if you have faith they don't care if you are a buddhist if you don't have faith, you will never understand a jihadi. it's not this craziness when they take seven minutes to set for another human beings had from their neck that is the commitment that doesn't come from a paycheck. cinema one, you cannot absorb and second, there's a moment in history that we have to address. the individual that is an academic specializing in radical islam and was hired by the national counterterrorism center, this individual was lifted from the first obama administration white house and sold the white house on the following analysis and you can read this on the white paper behind the strategy and the science behind america's counterterrorism strategy. this individual soul the administration analysis in the world of radical islam. there are the people like al qaeda will actually kill you" you up to. only the brotherhood can save us from al qaeda. they both wants to destroy and we are helping people because we think they are going to kill us later? so the world

this section is about a field trip, part of our world religion unit, we were going to a mosque, a buddhistand a synagogue all in one day. i was most concerned of one student who is my most disruptive student. here we go. we arrive late at the temple of emmanuelle. at the visitor center i check in with the security guard, a portly latino who looked over his desk to see where all the noise was coming from. he rolled his eyes when he saw my crew terrorizing a hotdog vendor outside. a few minutes later. [inaudible] at 5-foot two at most, even with the assistant of wedges, she looked at me with oversized glasses and asked me a question as the screams, shouts and profanities reached a crescendo outside. i said sometimes they get so out of hand, but they don't really mean half of what they say when we study judah judaism and there's this one kid. [inaudible] don't you worry about a thing my dear. >> now listen to me we enter the massive sanctuary which took up almost an entire city block. the kids were immediately awestruck. most of them were you used to the storefront operations for the kingdom

understanding of the constitution which would be whether you're muslim or christian or jewish or buddhist. >> one of the things you are conflating a person that does not live in the united states that is not a united states citizen does not have the protection of the constitution. they feel under attack by mister trump. >> i would ask also and i think khizr kahn brought this up himself there ought to be more of a dialogue from the muslim community to help us go out here and deal with these issues not only in the united states up and around but around the world. and i think it's one of the things they have wavered to on this issue we have talked about a temporary suspension so we can fix our immigration system so we can upgrade our technology we can get our allies on board and the screening of individuals coming into this country so that we actually know who they are in my they are coming. these are all by the way this is the law of the country. the law of the land. the fact that the law of the land is not being enforced right now because as much to this issue about immigration as anything

without attachment that is the strongest message the allowed counterpoint about detachments like the buddhist the me and this is what speaks the deepest if luke can forgive the worst person in the galaxy and any parent can be forgiven i will tell you something on "star wars" day there was something to say with someone who has had difficulty with into our somebody saw that and just saying that made it work out. so he redeems them through forgiveness only through the love of his children even though he is a monster in a new hope anakin skywalker is a satanic figure because the son insists to see good and love him back. it is preceded by a vicious fight between father and son and also hates and is terrified of the idea. but he gains the upper hand then dark theater is forced back and knocked down the stairs so the kids ready to attack but says that the last moment i will not fight you father dora spader respond to are not wise to lower your defenses. at that moment that luke falls into a rage no question. and figuratively emasculates him by cutting off his right hand he says good drinker has mad

. >>> a violent burglary as a buddhist temple is ransacked.will show you the surveillance video. plus facebook is trying to make it more enjoyable to spend time on the social media site. we will tell you about the changes coming to your newsfeed. (whispering) what are you doing up? (whispering) mom said i could have a midnight snack. well, i say it's late, and you need to go to bed. why? because i am the boss. you're not the boss, mom's the boss. well, technically, we are co-bosses. technically, mom's the boss. mmmm. shhh. the family favorite. yoplait. >>> tracking a hot spot and we have crews on scene investigating a fatal motorcycle accident that has been blocking traffic more than an hour. all lanes on calaveras boulevard will remain closed until further notice. if you have to head east this morning the left lane is blocked in the eastbound direction, but you can get through. the investigation is ongoing and the coroner has arrived. if you are looking for an alternate consider jaclyn road and also useful in debt and bayou expressway. checki

nearly 100 ancient abuseddist temple -- buddhist temples were destroyed. >>> the u.s. geological survey has downgraded the earthquake near trinidad, colorado to 3.9. it struck after 11:00 yesterday no damage to report. >>> breaking overnight, a woman shot in the face during a shooting in montbello. police say the victim was shot leaving her home near maxwell and sable, as two rival groups were shooting at each other. the woman should be okay. no one has been arrested. >>> turning to our weather, let's give you a live look outside. looks different today than it did yesterday. gray and rainy. lisa joins us now and look, though, it's not just rain >> take a look. loveland ski area received its first snow of the season overnight. fell at 12,000 feet. they hope to open by mid- to late october. not ready for the snow, got to be honest. >> you're not? >> i want fall, i want the slower transition. >> i was going to say, as long as it stays off to west, i'm okay. >> it's a nice change. nice cooldown after a hot sunday and monday. temperatures dropping. here's another live look

more than 170 buddhist temps were destroyed. >>> investigators say this man, shawn scott held up the tfc bank on south broadway tuesday. they believe he's for five other burglaries since may. >>> denver 7's reporter jason gruenauer shows us what is being done today at one of the worst intersections in denver to protect motorcyclists. >> reporter: some motorcycle riders we spoke to here in denver say they ride all but a few months out of the year, that's why it's never too late to warn people about safety. it's why they're installing signs as each of the four corners at federal and 50th. an intersection that was last year in denver allne, 28 fatalities. it's why allstate as a company is adding denver to their list of several dozen cities they're installing theee signs for. it will simply say, watch for motorcycles. the looking once isn't enough, look twice save a live. all this. crews have just about gotten here, the sign people will be putting them up. hopefully they number down to zero. reporting here at 50th and federal, i'm jason gruenauer, denver 7. >>> this is the young woman ki

. >> steve:in the east bay.burglars ransacked a room used for meditation at a buddhist monastary.nvestigators released this video to kron-4 showing the two burglars on the surveillance camera.hoping someone will recognize this man. the video was taken back on july 24th at 2-45 in the morning at the monk meditation center in concord. >> steve:the two took their time.staying in the main room for nearly 5 minutes. investigators say the men got away with 1,200 dollars in cash. the outside lands music festival starts tomorrow here in san francisco. one of the newest elements welcoming guests to the main lawn.a giant bridge over the main stage. >> steve:and that's just one of many tributes to the festivals bay area's roots. at the event will be more than 80-food and beverage vendors.including dozens of wineries from northern california. >> steve:crews were setting up today peparing for what has grown from a city-wide sensation to a event known by music fans world wide. thousands of people are expected to flood into the city's park.concerns about safety always a topic of discussion with